Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-23

staff, is to be in command of the police of
the worlds fair ground.
An unknown man suicided in Cincin-
natl by throwing himself in front of a
train. He was horribly mangled, and re-
fused to reveal his identity before he died.
A Tegucigalpa dispatch says that the
election of Barrios as president of Guate-
mala is an indication of Central American
peace. He is believed to favor Central
American union.
The Belgian government is about to
follow the example of the French govern
ment in having introduced in the cham
bers bill for the more severe punish
ment of dynamiters
The Marquis of Coraselice, well known
| Spanish nobleman, has been murdered in
his room at Grenada He was shot dead
with pistol The assassination Is sur
rounded with mystery.
| Charley Mitchell, the bluffing English
pugilist, while drunk, tackled Jim Cor
bett in a Bowery barroom. Corbett was
about to ''do" him when mutual friends
interfered and stopped the row.
The German minister of justice has or
dered public prosecutors throughout
Prussia not to institute any proceedings
against the press without first having OBJ
tanned the sanction of the government.
Farmer Cain, living at CranettNn, Ind.
dreamed that he found the grave Of an
infant on White river. He did find the
grave, and now Samantha Sayler and her
lover, William Filler are arrested for
murder.
| At Pittsburg Mrs McClain, while
crazed by drink, threw her baby upon the
stove The child was rescued by the
father. Although fearfully burned, the
child will recover The woman has
skipped.
General Treveno, who has been men
ton as a candidate for the presidency of
Mexico, denies that such is the case and
declares that the reelection of President
Diaz is necessary for the prosperity and
welfare of the country.
| Dalton Mccarthy, one of the leading
supporters of the government, gives no
tice of a resolution in the Canadian house
Of commons, proposing that Canadian
representative be attached to the British
legation at Washington.
w. j. O'Brien, Daniel r. O'Brien,
Nicholas A. Cramer, 7. J. German, Philip
jackson, S. M. Gosin and John f. Dor
man, Chicago aldermen, have been in
dicted for having received bribes from the
Economic Gas company.
| At Terre Haute, Ind, Leslie St. Clair
took three shots at his rival, Lee Greiner,
as he was escorting young lady home
| from church. Greiner fed, leaving the
| girl alone. St. Clair accompanied her
home notwithstanding her protests.
/
Near Findlay, o., passenger train on
the Findlay, Fort Wayne and Western
road was ditched by broken rail. En-
! gineer Thomson and Fireman George both
jumped, and were fatally injured. All
the passengers were considerably shaken
up.
| The Russian government and local au
thorities in the typhus-stricken provinces
are taking active measures to prevent the
spread of the disease which now RACES in
Samara, Tamboff and adjoining districts.
| The sick are being isolated, and medicine
and food provided.
United States District Attorney Mil
christ, of Chicago, has for some time past
| been investigating the methods of the
biscuit trust On the information fur
nished the attorney general has decided
to prosecute that concern as opposed to
the antitrust law
1t is semj-ofiicially stated that the kaiser
| is much better in health, and that his ear
malady is, for the present, not active
The kaiser's physicians have concluded
against having an operation performed,
as proposed by Dr. Bergman, for the re.
! lief of the ear trouble.
The ship Great Admiral arrived at Bcs
ton from Melbourne after passage OF
ninety-four days. She brought s, $40 bales
of wool, said to be the largest cargo ol
wool ever landed at Boston from sailing
vessel. The ship Exporter, now on her
way from Melbourne, has {, $3.50 bales
Chicagoans WILL in the near future, be
compelled to patronize one immense COW
to be known as the milk trust" or &c
without the lacteal fluid. Such a corpora
ton has been organized and duly incor
porated under the state laws. 1t has as
sumed the name of the Farmers Dairy
company.
A Baltimore lady named Mrs. Andrew
G. Reid, while passing junk store on
| Charles street, Tuesday morning, saw a
painting in che window. Entering, she
bought the picture for S20 and it nov
transpires tldt it is worth $4,000. 1t Is q
peasants head, and on the back is the
name of Jean Baptistie Greuze.
Uprisings Of the people in Tomsk and
Tobolsk, Siberia, are reported to have oc
Cured being attempts to force the
Buddhists to join the orthodox Greek
church. Many Mongolans haveemigrated
to China. In Tomsk, however, they took
up arms, organized and several street
fights drove the Russians into the fort
| ress.
Anita Baldwin, the seventeen-year-old
daughter of the well-known millionaire
Lucky" Baldwin, eloped with hel
cousin on 7 lesday The elopement de
veloped the fact that the couple were
/ married secretly on tug at sea last
January. Baldwin pere, who had in
tended to give his daughter $40, 100000
now threatens to disinherit her.
The miners In The employ Of the Great
Western Mining and Manufacturing
company, at Peach Orchard, KY, will
probably strike, owing to the fact that
their employers have issued a circular u
the effect that each must belong to an in
surance company which for some time
has paid no death or accidental benefits
The assessments have formerly been 81.
per annum, and now it is proposed to in
crease it to %l5
Monday afternoon at Kansas City Judge
Phillips, of the United States circuit
court. sentenced three judges of Cass
county. Mo, to Jail until they should
make some arrangement for the payment
of railroad bonds issued by Cass county
some twenty years ago. He also fined them
$500 each. The road was never built, but
the bonds fell into the hands of innocent
purchasers. The arrested judges declined