Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-02
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The formation of gigantic laundr,
| trust has been perfected in St Louis by G
M. Munger q Company, of Chicago, whC
control one Of the largest laundries. Prac
tically two laundries will do the bulk O
the business. One thousand employees will
be thrown out of work.
The final count of the Carbon county
(Wy) vote makes the legislature Re
publican on joint ballot, which will insure
the election of a Republican to the senate
unless the Democrats and Populists, who
will control the lower house, unseat q
number of the Republicans
AT Orlando, o. T., the sheriff of Ford
county, Kan, came upon one of the much
wanted bank robbers. The outlaw resist
ed arrest and a shooting bee was the re-
suit. The robber was mortaly wounded
at the first shot, and fell on his back. He
continued to fire until he had emptied his
siX-shooter once. He then reloaded and
was in the act of shooting again, when his
sister interfered and took the weapon from
him. He was brought to Guthrie.
The official returns of the vote in Colo
RADIO for presidential electors were footed
up Wednesday. The total vote was 90 ,275,
of which the POpulist-Democrats received
52,9S4; Republicans, 38, ga; Prohibitionists,
1877. The count has not been completed
on the balance of the ticket.
indianapolis educational circles are eX-
cited over the discovery that the list of
questions prepared by the state board Of
examiners had been sold to some teachers
for as much as $40 Edward Keen, a
travelling chart agent, who was about to
be arrested, got wind of it and skipped.
Digging an excavation for the cable road
at the foot of Broadway, near Bowling
Green, New York, the workmen unearthed
a number of cannon balls and old English
gold sovereigns of the revolutionary
period. During the revolution Bowling
Green was the headquarters for Corn
wallis and the royalist troops.
A well preserved body in metallic cas-
ket, found in the rear of 1871 Hickory
street, st. Louis, is supposed to be the re-
mains of Warren b. Pitcher, wealthy
bachelor aged siXty-fve, who died sudden
ly at a public dinner given at Carr place in
1912. His relatives had searched invain
for years for the body which had been re-
moved from st. Vincent cemetery.
George A. Morse, of Minneapolis, well
known real estate dealer and loan agent
for eastern capitalists, has confessed that he
has forged his fathers signature to paper
aggregating S125,00O, all of which has been
negotiated with local banks and money
loaners. 1t is also ascertained that he h as
embezzled large sums of money intrusted
to him by eastern capitalists, as well as
considerable sums collected by him as in
terest on loans made by clients. He gam
bled.
Tillman was inaugurated governor OF
South Carolina Wednesday. In his in
augural address he said that there have
been troublous times in South Corolina
and he had been put forward as the expo
nent of that demand in the state
which seeks for better things-for improve
ment and progress. He had counseled the
the people in the way which he believed
would lead the improvement, and his past
must be guarantee for the future. This
is his second term.