Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-29
Items ofInterest Gathered from All Parts
of the World.

Senator Mills is in favor of going slowly
with the revision of the tariff.
The official vote Of Iowa gives Harrison
plurality of q, 965 over Cleveland.
Tennessee miners are organizing again
to resist the employment of convicts.
Little Gus Smith wGs killed at Ironton,
O., while stealing a ride on a coal train,
Pugilist Corbett will build vaudeville
theater near the worlds fair grounds, Chi
cago.
Cotton planters are protesting against
the passage of the Hatch anti-option bill.
President-elect Cleveland spent Satur-
day at Broadwater Island shooting ducks.
There was no session of the interna-
tional monetary conference at Brussels
Saturday.
There is possibility of marriage be-
tween the czarowitz and Princess Maria
of Austria
Congressman in hiding from Office seek
ers are among the rare sights of the ma
tional capital.
There was a terrible gale Saturday and
Sunday in San Francisco bay. Many ships
were damaged
The city of La Union, Salvador, has been
destroyed by an earthquake and several
people were killed.
Three Philadelphians became insane
over the belief that Beilas comet was go
ing to strike the earth.
The death of Charles Marcy, a French
novelist and playwright, is announced. He
was siXty-sevCn years of age.
Richard Schneckner, the son of the
wealthiest man in Vienna, has committed
suicide The case is being investigated,
Maggie Dowty, of Cokesdale, Mont, shot
Patrick Tiemey, who circulated scandal
GUS stories about her after her marriage
II. j. Martin, cashier of the Webster Ma
tional bank at Eauporia, Miss, who alb
seconded Friday with $4,000, is believed to
be on his way to Mexico.
A color line has been sharply defined in
the south over a proposition that white
and black Epworth leaguers house to-
gether at the worlds fair.
There will be a meeting of tobacco grow
ers of northern Florida at Mariana Dec.
IS The object is to organize state to-
bacco growers association.
At the shooting party Sunday in the
forest of ST.. Germain, France, Baron
Hirsch accidentally shot himself in the
forearm. The wound is not serious
J. r.. Moore, confidential clerk for A. T.
Carnton, of Denver, has been arrested for
embezzling 900 from his employer G.
+. Clark is wanted as an accomplish.
Mrs. John Stach, her son Joseph, and
Henry Norwich, q laborer, are under arrest
at Holton, Kan, charged with the murder
of Paul Sweitlick, Il brother of Mrs. Stach,
DR.. jenkins, health officer of New York,
states that there are reasonable doubts
now whether any of the deaths at the New
York quarantine in the fall were caused
by cholera,
The senate inquiry into the employment
of PinkertOns at Homestead finished its
work at New York with an examination of
Robert pinkerton and Captain Hind and
adjourned to Washington.
The official returns from all the counties
in Tennessee have been received by the sec
rotary of state For president the vote is:
Cleveland, 136,477 Harrison, 9Q.973;
Weaver % ,622; Bidwell, 1856.
Sunday Trafalgar square, London, was
the scene of another animated gathering of
socialists, anarchists and an otherwise
motley crowd, which required police super
vision, though no serious conflict occurred.
Near lie Seuer, Mimi, a farmer died sud
denly and mysteriOusly, and on the day
following his sister-in-aw, formerly his
sweetheart. also died, leaving a letter in
dicating that it was murder and suicide
| The Miami Indians in Wabash county,
Ind, being told they were exempt from
! taxes did not pay, and some of their horses
have been seized by the tax collector, A
test case will be made of it. All the In
! dams vote.
/ At Gainesville, Ga, Thornton s. String
/ fellow shot and killed Charles H. Pratt,
J editor of The Daily Leader, whom he
! found in Mrs Stringfelow's room at a late
hour Mrs. Stringfellow says Pratt had
| overpowered her.
Officers of the University of Illinois deny
| emphatically any knowledge of the adver-
tisements signed by Professor Van Angel
bach which are alleged to have been print
ed in London, offering for sale degrees in
| Illinois state university.
Several boys of Hopkinsville, Ky, went
coon hunting Sunday night. The dogs
| bayed a certain tree, and on being cut
down fifteen coons sprang from its trunk
and attacked the hunters. one boy was
bitten so badly that there is little hope of
his recovery.
Emma Feussne seventeen, died in New
! York of hemorrhage of the brain, occa-
stoned by fright The children in the
house where she was employed were play
ing games and one of them, dressed as an
Indian squaw, rushed at her, causing her
to fall down in commissions.
1t is said in Paris diplomatic circles that
| United States Minister Coolidge has opened
| negotiations for commercial convention
and an eXtradition treaty with France.
Minister Coolidge will endeavor TO com
plete these diplomatic compacts before the
appointment of his successor by the In