Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-30

! New Orleans three negroes were killed
and several injured
The eight negroes charged with muir
dering DIR. Hill, of Millington, Nd, are
threatened with lynching
A fire in the Cahoga flats, a New York
apartment house, resulted in several peo-
pie being severely burned.
Editor Moore, in Jail at Paris, KY, has
ordered the last issue of his paper, The
Blue Grass Blade, suppressed.
The national convention of brewers
employees has petitioned Governor Fifer,
of Illinois, to pardon the anarchists.
Fireman Wallace and a tramp were
killed in a rear-end collision on the Louis
Vile and Nashville near Hopkinsville, Ky.
Traced epidemic of diphtheria at Swan
ton, Fulton county, o., to the case of a
boy whose parents tried the faith cure on
him
The Belgian national guard is being
gotten into shape to suppress any riotous
demonstrations which may occur May
Day.
The Coleman House, Eldred Pa,
burned. Incendiary. G. M. Coleman
proprietor, persisted. All the guests es-
capped,
Ex-Governor and ex-United States SEN
ator W. PinIey White and Mrs. Mary
Mcdonald Thomas were married at Bal
fimore
A West Indianapolis butcher received
a package of brown paper, instead Of
81 600 green goods" for which he had
paid $500.
Augustus Colesanan, of Sodom, Ind.
has been driven daft by hayseed which
had gotten into his brain and sprouted.
He may recover.
Enterprising burglars visited Bates
vile, Ark, Wednesday night, and blew
open the safes of three different offices,
securing about 81 900.
Alabama Republicans will send two sets
of delegates to neapolis-Mosely and
anti Mosely Both factions endorsed Har-
rison's administration.
Numerous desertions from the United
States training station at Newport, l.. l.,
are reported, Captain Bunce's severity is
alleged to be the cause
Three of j. A. Woford's children were
run over by frightened horse at Brazil.
Ind, and probably fatally injured. Roy
Window was also severely injured.
A formal demand has been made upon
Governor Barber, of Wyoming, by the
deputy sherffs of johnson county, for the
catJlemen confined at Fort Russell
w. W. Rhnehardt, of Wichita, Kan, is
seeking Il divorce from a woman to whom
he was married ten years ago while
drunk. He was thought to be a bachelor.
James Il. Blair, aged forty-seven years,
n coffee broker, was found dead in his
bed at his residence in New York. His
death is supposed to be due to heart
failure,
A message written on stone in 1909
was found in n creek near Angola, His,
by Edgar Bates 1t stated that the writer
had been captured by Indians and was to
be burned
The governor of Louisiana will now
have to fix a day for Etienne Deschamps
execution, as the board of pardons has at
last decided not to ask for a Communication
of his sentence.
Mr.. Paul Dana, son of Hon. Charles A.
Dana, of The Sun, has been made mem
Der of the New York board of park COR
missioners in place of Mr. Gallup whose
term had expired,
Seven hundred feet of the worlds fair
manufacturers building was blown down
at Chicago. The wind at the time of the
occurrence was blowing at the rate of
forty miles an hour
Mrs G. N. Adams and another woman,
while out buggy riding were struck and
killed at Il crossing near Clifton, Kan, by
a Rock Island train. A little child in the
buggy escaped unhurt.
Hon. Warner Miller, of New York,
talked to an audience of $1,000 people, at
L.. TO-. ~
ragua canal, under the auspices of the
Minneapolis board of trade
Representa-. i've Bland, of Missouri, and
Senator Pugh, of Alabama, in an inter
view declared their conviction that the
shelving of the silver bill will likely break
the phalauX of the solid south.
After q long run through storm Kate
Shelley succeeded in tagging a Monon
train near Hammond, Ind, just as it was
to run onto a bridge which had been
burned, thus saving numerous lives.
The Swiss government has officially no.
titled Director General Davis that Mr..
Alfred Gle Claperedo, the Swiss minister
at Washington, will represent the Swiss
government at the dedicatory of the
worlds fair next October.
DR.. Cyrus Teeds colony of Koreshans,
twenty five in number, started for Chi
cago Thursday in special car. The
colony in san Francisco is to be aban-
doncd, and in the future Chicago will be
the home of Feeds disciples.
The entire business portion of Chase,
Mich was burned Wednesday night.
Owing to high wind, in less than two
hours SiXty-two buildings were in ruins
The loss is estimated at from $4,000 to
So 900 The fire was incendiary.
Miss Mcdonnell, of Brendon, Ia, q
pretty school teacher, has been kidnapped
The attentions of w. O. Balm were re
jcctcd, and a couple of days ago she disap-
pearod. 1t is learned that she was forced
into a carriage by the rejected lover.
X. A, Idnderfelt, librarian of the Mil
waul>ec public library, and president OF
the National Literary association, was
arrested Thursday afternoon for EN-
hezzlng 5000 from the city. He is ac-
cused of duplicating his bills for supplies.
John Steinert, aged fifty years, of
of Elizabeth, n j., returned home
Wednesday night in a drunken condition
and cruelty beat his wife until she was
unconscious. Believing that he had killed
her. he then cut his throat, almost sever
ing the head from the body. Mrs. Steinert
was removed to the hospital, where it is
believed she will die.
Near Goodlettsville, Tenn, two young
ladies named Bruce were overPowered in
their room and outraged by two negroes.
A few hours later five suspects were cap
tured Henry Grizzard was identified by
the girls and lynched. The other four