Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-14

AT Indianapolis rsSv LuTsm A. SIaugn
ter got year and day in the penitentiar,
and $40 fine for sending an obscene lettel
through the mails to a woman of his con
gregation. He pleaded guilty expecting Il
get off easily, but the judge gave him tht
limit.
New York capitalists viii build an fri
eating reservoir in Box Canon, A T..
which will hold over 100, 0o0, 0oO, 900 cntit
feet of water. The dam will be 200 feei
high. Owing to the close proximity a
building material the cost is estimated al
but 81 100000.
1t is now given out that when Cons1l
General New Arrives from London he W.T.
bring with him a "letter from Minister
Robert T. Lincoln, ip which the son of tn
martyred president positively refuses to b,
a candidate for the presidency, and declare,
in favor of President Harrison"
In Chamberlain institute, Randolph. N
Y, Professor Davis, Professor Penrose and
wife, two students and two servants be
came very i'll from poison, which is sup
posed to have been in the cream, rs thoss
who drank no coffee were not affected An
analysis of the cream will be MADE
Charles Slice, of Chicago, arrived II
Peoria, Ills, Thursday, with an orSel
signed by Inspector Marsh for the arrest Of
Mrs. G, c. Hendrickson, WIFI Of the mana
ger at that point Of the New York Life As
surance company. Slee charges that Mrs
Hendricksm rs his wife, and that she ha.
never had divorce.
Mrs, Maria McAuby, who was for many
years after her conversion interested IL
mission work with her husband, mission
airy Jerry" McAuley, and who, after his
death, was until last month matron of ths
Cremorne mission, was married 20 Brad
ford L. Gilbert, In Crawford, N. j., Thurs
day Mr.. Gilbert is an architect
Major Tillman, defaulting cashier of the
Falls City National bank, Of Louisville
has arranged to settle by paying over thu
amount charged against him for fraudn
lently using $4,000 put in his charge as q
fund in trust for Mrs. Alexander, wealthy
widow. This will relieve him of all seri
Gus danger of prosecution should he re
turn to Louisville.
During the course of a musical festival
given at the Auditorium in Kansas City
the scaffolding of the stage fell and 5Dt
children, seated on Ii, were pitched to thu
stage Five children were hurt, not seri
ously, and a number badly bruised. The
scaffolding was built on an ASCENDING
scale, and the highest tier of seats was
eight feet from the stage.
The planning mill owners and mill EN-
ployes of Cincinnati have reached an agree.
ment Wages and hours will remain as
they are until Aug Is next, when the
days work will be reduced to nine hours
while the wages will be unchanged. This
scale is to remain until June, 1894 II
any grievances arise hereafter they are
to be adjusted on or before February
1894.
Warren Henderson, minsr and pros.
pector, was found Wednesday, by party
of hunters, in an insensible condition, al
the foot Of a cliff some 500 feet high, near
Nogales, A T. He was still alive and may
recover. He said be had been lying there
five days. He said be was sitting near the
edge of cliff and was surprised by the ap
proah of bear. He then went rolling
down the canyon.
New Mexico's magnificent capitol build.
ing at Santa Fe was burned Thursday
night. Owing to some unknown cause
water had been shut of from the building
and grounds. Owing to a quarrel in the
late legislature no money was appropri
ated to pay for insurance, and the policies
were allowed 70 expire The building was
valued at s25a, 600, and Is total loss The
vaults were untnturcd-