Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-29
NEWS MA NuTsHsi-l.



OF the World.
Brazil, Qnd.) is overrun with thieves-
Gambling houses in New. York city have
been closed.
Legal steps are being saken to break ur
y the coal trust.
The greater portion of Fort Bragg, Gal
burned Tuesday night.
Michael Vim, Of Indianapolis, was
stabbed to death by an unknown.
Six men were terribly injured In camp
meeting riot at Aden Springs, KY.
William Seaman, of Oneonta, N. T., cut
his wife's throat In fit of jealousy.
The production Of wines from Indiana
vineyards will be very large this year.
Russell and Hale, the opponents for the
goyernorship Of Massachusetts, will meet
in joint debate.
The Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain
railroads will settle the trouble with the
telegraphers by arbitration.
The wind on Mount Washington, New
Hampshire, Tuesday, reached velocity Of
one hundred miles an hour.
The funeral of Patrick Gilmore, tbs
famous bandmaster, occurred in New York
Wednesday. 1t was military.
Near Bordentown, N. j., Mrs Brown
strangled her own child and two Of Will
lam Bowkers's. She is insane
Numerous quarrels occur daily between
the union and non-union men employed by
the Carnegie interests in Pittshurg.
The parade which inaugurated the Ger.
man Catholic day at the convention al
Newark, N. j., embraced 5000 persons
The president has granted amnesty in
the cases of Peter Sweensen and James
Mortenser, convicted in Utah of bigamy.
1t is thought that ex-Chief of Police
Anderson, of Somerset, KY, who assas
sinated Editor Rucker, has skipped tc
Mexico
A number of colored persons of both
sexes have applied for naturalization at the
Chicago university. There is to be no color
regulation.
Mary Coleman, aged sixty-two, has re
covered $4,000 for breach of promise
against John Clarkson, eighty-six, al
Joliet Ills.
Miss Ella Spencer Reid, niece Of White
law Reid, and Judge Ralph Chandler Har-
rison, of California, were married Tuesday
at Ophir Farm.
Chairman Atkinson, of the Georgia
Democratic executive COMMITTEES, declares
General Weaver does injustice to the peo-
pie of the state in his declarations of their
inhospitality.
AT Paterson, N. j., Joseph Mellenberg,
an old man, shot and killed his wife, serl-
ously wounded his stepdaughter and then
suicided. The tragedy was the outcome OF
petty quarrel.
A slit On behalf Of Mrs. Grover Glove.
lahd 90 dispeasess ntMsEssniSh Record,
who occupies a building owned by her at
Omaha, was decided in his favor, as he had
an agreement giving him an extension of
time
The Jeffersonville, Ind, Grand Army, at
meeting Monday night, preparatory to
the big reunion Oct. 6, voted down a mo-
ton to invite celored posts as such. The
resolution asks them TO come as citix@aa
only. The colored people are up in arms at
this. drawing of the color line.
Theodore Burkman, Of Cincinnati, and
James Walken Of Lawrenceburg, md, in
surance agents, quarreled In Lawrence.
burg about insurance. Walker reached for
q stone but was checked by Burkman, who
drew a revolver and threatened to XIII him
If he threw it. Arrests will follow.
Ignatius Donnelly, Peoples candidaAs
for governor, declares that the Republican
party of Minnesota is plotting his murder.
He says he has traced the matter to the
Republican state central committee, and
proposes bringing.a suit against that body
Tor from $4,000 To 100000 for incitin9
murder
Felix Renaud, sen of Collector Of Cos
toms Benaud, ex-member of parliament,