Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-01

NupecKs (about SLID per pood when
brought by land. The duties are to be
paid in gold
The Boys in Blue is the name by which
an ex-Union soldiers organization will be
known, which will be a rival of the Grand
Army of the Republic, The old soldiers
in the Peoples party are the originators of
the plan. The charter was filed in Topeka,
Kan, Tuesday.
The Vienna correspondent of the Lons
don Daily News states that in the Austrian
reichstag Tuesday one of the members
spoke of France as a republic of thieves
and swindlers. 1t is expected that the
French government will call the Austrian
government to account for the insult
In relation to the reported restitution at
Homestead, member Of the old advisory
board stated Tuesday that the number of
blacklisted men is about 1000; that though
under the rules of the association they
could not receive strike benefits, yet other
provisions were being made for their sup
port.
j. c. K Davidson, bookkeeper for A.
James g. Company, South American COM
mission merchants, of New York, disap-
peared three weeks ago, Since then his
employers have discovered that he has
forged checks on them to the amount of
So, ZOO He is thought to have gone to
Europe.
Lumpy jaw, in a mild form, at least, is
durable, and is not dangerously contag-
ious, if at all This much was demon
strated at tests made Tuesday at the stock
yards, Chicago, by representatives of the
United States bureau of animal industry.
The tests were conducted under the super
vision of DR.. Salmon.
The London Truth says: ''It is gen
orally understood that the betrothal of
Prince George of Wales to Princess Vic,
toria Mary of Teck will be officially an
nounced after the anniversary of the death
of the Duke of Clarence" The Duke Of
Clarence died on Jan. "A last. The princess
was the fiance of the dead duke
At Independence, Mo, Professor Y. A
Volrath, q musician, was publicly horse
whipped on the main street by Mrs Mary
WATSON, a respectable woman he had SIAN
dered. Volrath's wife assisted in the horse
whipping holding her husband ON the
ground while Mrs. WATSON piled the raw
hide until she became exhausted.
Two men entered the Farmers National
bank at Allentown, N. j., and, covering
the employees with revolvers, demanded all
the money in sight. About $1,000 was
turned over and the robbers backed out.
The cashier followed them to tn street
and opened fire. A crowd pursued and
the men were soon captured. They mar
rowly escaped being lynched. They gave
their names as j. B. Morris and Fred
Smith.
Zach Henry, the slayer Of five men, died
at his home in Kansas City day or two
ago Henry was a bosom friend of Guam
trell, the guerrilla. Just after the war he
had fight in kentucky with father and
four sons. They shot him so badly that he
was crippled for life. Later he met the
father and his sons in a street in Harris
burg, and in the fight that followed Henry
shot six times, killing every one of them.
Henry was acquitted the next day.
Early Tuesday morning the stiff and
drenched remains of a young woman were
found on the terrace leading from the
Hotel Coronado to Ocean Beach, at San
Diego, Cal A pistol was lying near, and
her life blood was pooled in the sands be-
Meath All that is known of the stranger
is that she arrived with no luggage but a
hand satchel, on Nov. "a, and gave her
name as Mrs i. Anderson Bernard, of De
troit She seemed to be ailing and de
Snon1put