Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-13

1 4aTry '1rumblyy the prize4h ghter, wa
probably fatally stabbed In jail at Chi
cago Saturday ~ g regro prisoner, Michae
i Prince Trumbley has been in confiAe
megt, for an assault with brass knucklet
upon Joseph Fish, amernhant.s III is SAX
a woman hired Trumbly to disfgure Fish
THE supreme court mas appointed Theo
dore II. Miller receiver of the NebrasKs
4 State Bank OF Crete at the request of thi
| state banking board George d. Stevens
the prHsidenb and casliiar, has been miss
ing three weeks. He was last seen in Chi
cago. The affairs of the, bank are In a bad
shape. q EkikIW QOA
! Sheriff John Olive, of Williarnsot
county, Tex, while waiting at Echo, sta,
ton Saturday night, forty miles south 81
Waco, TO Nsaks "a traih;r Was Shot down. 4
load Of buokshot- entering his body. His
assassin was probably the Thief and muir.
deref out on bonds. whose arrest he had
\ affected
II francisco Gonzales, anerchant who con
signed shipload Of munitions of war to
himself at Port of Spain, Trinidad, and
land whose boat, the South Portland, con
tanning the cargo, was detained by order Of
| the United States .goyernpnent, went to
Washington from New York to lay his case
before the state department.. ~ .,,.-
Carter H. Harrison, editor and propri-
etor OF the Chicago Times, had a narrow
escape from fatal injury Saturday, He is
laid up i'm bed with a. broken arm and Sc
we're bruises. The ex-mayor was out ON
bis thoroughbred Kentucky mare taking
his before breakfast ride. when the animal
slipped, hurling him to the street III )
i Proef of the fact that Rome sets the
stamp Of authenticity upon the relics Uf
st. Ann, recently brought to New York,
and which caused q profound sensation
among the Catholics Of the country and
observations of doubt as to their genuine
communication to Mgr o'Reilly from the
pope.
An agreement has been entered into be-
tween the executive committee of the
Granite Manufacturers association and
the Granite Cutters association, at Con-
cord, N. H., which settles all matters in
controversy which can be adjusted by these
bodies. Other subjects In dispute between
the cutters and manufacturers must be
settled by local branches.
Frank and Ralph Curtis, sons of lead
ing physician, and George Sparks, son Of
George ID. Sparks, auditor Of the Chatta-
nooga Union railway, were bathing in the
Tennessee river at Chattanooga, Saturday,
accompanied by DR. Curtis. The physician
was so impressed with the sad fate of three
of his sons schoolmates, who were drowned
recently, that he determined to teach his
sons, his only children, swimming, and
has been accompanying his boys In their
regular daily visit to the river. The BOYS
ventured into deep water and were
drowned.
In San Francisco the officers of the Chi
nese Six companies have issued a procla-
nation calling upon all Cinnamon in the
United States to defy the Geary law and
refuse to register. They also demand q
contribution of 81 from each Chinaman in
the United States toward fund to be used
In testing the constitutionality of the act
They threaten to disown all Cinnamon
who register, and will refuse them passes
back to China in case they wish to return
They have also appealed to the Chinese
government for aid against the law they
call unjust.
The state of Sonora, Mexico, is in revolt
over an Indian disturbance provoked by q
pretended female saint The government
is doing all it can to suppress the revolt,
but the Indians in the mountains have put
to rout every advance Of the regulars with
out loss or capture, and now hold as hos
tage General Ranjel and his staff. 1t is
feared that this Is but the beginning of
hostilities, and that the success of the In
dams will encourage the dissatisfied ele-
ment of Mexico to general uprising, and
that the government will suocumb to the
force and powers against the present adj
ministration of Diaz.