Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-08-24
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Senator Quay's physical condition causes
alarm, and he will not go into the presi-
Dental fight
Governor Mckinley is being ovated by
the citizens Of Seabright, N. j., WHITTIER he
went to visit his brother.
!, The storm along the New jersey coast
was much more destructive than was at
first supposed Crops were badly damaged
by hail
Albert Van Voorhis, his wife and sister
in-law, Hannah F. Wells, Of New York,
were drowned at River Edge, n j., awhile
bathing.
Sheriff Brito, Of Cameron county, Tex,
was assassinated by unknowns He was a
terror to evil-doers, and had many enemies
In consequence.
Mrs. Mary w. Deyo committed suicide
at Cold Springs, N Y, Saturday, by wad-
ing into pond. She imagined herself at
the verge OF poverty
brooklyn Rocks and ''Slinky' John
son, two noted burglars, were arrested at
Wooster o. Stolen property and burglar
tools were found in their possession.
At Pittsburg Fred Smith wanted to re
ceive a slight shock Of electricity and with
/ both hands caught hold Of an exposed
electric light wire. He was instantly
killed.
A sharper whose epen name is Il. j.
Whipple, has been giving seaside hotel
keepers worthless checks for considerable
amounts on the Atlas National bank, Of
Chicago.
w. b, Eyers, farmer living near Ger
mantown, o., sent some of his savings to
green goods" men in Philadelphia and
received box of cinders In return. They
are not all dead yet.
Rix e. Birrell, iron men of San Fran
cisco, have the contract of erecting q
market building at Lima, Peru, which will
cost $685., 900. 1t is to be nearly 400 feet
square and two stories high.
The suit of the heirs of Elisha d. Hurd-
ley, of Virginia, to recover the strip of
park along the lake shore from the city of
Chicago, worth several millions, has been
finally decided in favor of the city.
Three white men were taken out by
thirty-five White Caps at Atlanta, carried
several miles into the woods, tied to trees
and given thirty lashes apiece The men
had been taking part at negro dance
In a recent hurricane there fell in the
state of Sonora, Mexico, shower of fishes
three inches long and a number OF small
pelicans, but no rain, while at Mazallan
the ground was covered with dead winged
ants. &M
Actor w. S. Daboll, of Pauline Halls
company, suicided with poison at his home
at HOLSTER, Mass, while supposedly aber-
rated. He was the original Ravennes in
"Erminie' and the Baron in "The Crystal
Slipper"
''Prince'' Charles A. Perkins was found
dead in his chair at Syracuse, N. Y, of
heart disease. He was formerly secretary
of legation at Stockholm and consul at
Barcelona He married into the Spanish
royal family,
William s. Walsh, formerly editor of
Lippincott's Magazine, was fined $25 for
'insulting females ON the street." He
caught Miss Aida Doan, daughter of the
president of council, on the street and
Rugged her.
The widespread rumor that President
Roberts will, on his return from Europe,
resign, Is officially denied. The only rea-
son for Roberts trip to Europe was a need
ed rest after incessant work and RESPONSE
bility for thirteen years.
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a year ago and opened up as a grain broker
He rode away on his bicycle Saturday an
has not returned. He owes about $4,000
The chief sufferer is the Chattanooga
Warehouse and Banking company.
There is a movement among dissenters
to put stop to Mormon recruiting in En-
gland A Baptist minister in the Hornsey
district states that Brigham Young, Jr.,
he, 10 Ia of tho
church, sends 500 converts to Utah an
nually.
The latest snake story is from Dickus-
town, N. j. Mrs. J. E, Drew killed a
monster RATHER, and, tying cord about
mate crawled over the trail and appeared
it with revolver.
The queen is working heaven and earth
to bring about an engagement between the
Duke of York and Princess Victoria,
daughter of Princess Christian. This ar
rangement would be as unpopular as his
engagement with Princess May, which was
! rumored, would be popular.
A new feature has been introduced into
the encampment of the Grand Army at
Washington in September by the PROPOSE
ton to open the various churches from to
a. m. each day for series of chaplains'
campfres, to be addressed in short talks
by chaplaiRs and Others, with the accom-
paniment of patriotic music.
Saturday, James Hurlburt and Gideon
Hubbard, of Middletown, Conn, and w.
B. Griswold, of Portland, started down
the Connecticut river for yacht sail ON
Long Island sound. Monday Hubbard
was found clinging to the capsized yacht
| at Maramoc. and was rescued Hurlburt
| and Griswolj were drowned.
! A letter from Archbishop Ryan has been
| read in all Catholic churches at Philadel-
phia, requiring all Catholics possessing
| writings of the late John N. Newman,
| formerly of Philadelphia, to deliver them
| to the church authorities to be forwarded
| to Rome as condition precedent to having
| the late bishop canonized as saint.
| The uncle and father of Frank G.. Gro
| gan, suspected of the murder of c. Wesley
| James a wealthy bachelor, at Winston, N.
| c., have been arrested on suspicion OF COM
plicity James, who lived as recluse,
| died suddenly, Grogan, perfect stranger
made his appearance with will, by which
all Of James property, was bequeathed to
him This will Is now discovered to be a
forgery. Grogan has fed.
| DIR. Joseph Colvis, the prominent col
ored physician, originally Of New Orleans,
is dead at his home In Paris He was re-
peatedly decorated by the French govern
ment for public service rendered in his pro
| fession during the Prusslan war,
and was awarded the cross of the Legion
| of Honor. 10 tine last ne retained his
| American citizenship