Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-27

horror which occurred last Wednesday
were recovered Monday.
The building in Paris in which RAY
achol, the anarchist, was arrested was
blown up by bomb Monday. About
fifteen persons were injured-two fatally,
j. j. Hollowell, cashier of West Su-
perior (Wis.) bank, who, with the presi-
dent, ran away with $35 900 of the institu-
TONS funds, has been captured at Phila-
delphia.
@. o. Whitman, professor of zoology in
Clark university, Worcester, Mass, has
accepted a call to the professorship in tie
department of biology in the University
of Chicago.
Andrew Saunders, an old man, at
tempted the role of peacemaker in a fam
lily row at Houston. He was shot dead
by Lucy Foster, who had been threaten
ing to kill her husband.
Johnny Murphy, the Boston feather
weight, has accepted an offer from the
Pacific club, of San Francisco, to fight
Billy Murphy, the Australian, next
month for good purse.
At Allentown, Pa, an explosion of
cinders started fire which destroyed a
house containing dynamite, which e.
ploded. One man Yas fatally and two
others seriously injured
The steamer Darmstadt, from Bremen,
which arrived at New York Monday,
brought the largest number of immi-
grants ever brought by one vessel to that
port. She had 2,019 steerage passengers.
Archbishop Fabre has left Montreal on
a trip to the United States. He will then
attend the conservation of the new cathe-
dral at Hartford, after which he
will go to Chicago to bless the new French
Canadian church in that city.
1t is claimed that the German govern
ment has purchased los, 900 sacks of corn
meal from New York commission house
for use in the army. This is believed to
be a beginning for the introduction of
one of our great products into Germany
For days past detectives have been
baffied over the mysterious disappearance
of Mrs. Edward Beare, of Nashville. A
letter announces that she loved her
husband less than Thomas Conner and
she had fled to North Carolina with her
lover.
Mrs. Nathan Orcutt and Mrs. Crocker
mother and daughter, living at South
Weymouth, Mass, were the victims of a
burning accident. Mrs. Orcutt died from
her injuries, and Mrs. Croker is dying.
Their clothing caught fire in some I'M
known manner.
George NJ. Rabbit, an old recluse, living
at Mansfield, Mass, has been robbed of
$24, 900 in stocks and bonds, which he had
concealed in tomato-cans about his house.
Iic crranAuar, Ganrfra " ri at0tf aQn
years of age; John NJ. Trait, of Great
Falls, n. H., and DIR. J. NJ Hahn have
been arrested for the theft
Governor Barber, of Wyoming, has
written a letter to the prosecuting at
torney of johnson county, Wy, wherein
the recent cattle trouble occurred, order
ing him to make a full investigation of
the charges against the cattemen under
arrest at Fort Russell, and, Z guilty, use
every endeavor to have the men punished.
Ritchfeld, N. j., is the rendezvous for
hundreds of the meanest tramps on earth.
Judge Ross organized a party of farmers
and proceeded against them. A fight en-
sued, but the farmers captured nineteen
of the "never-workers." The judge
opened court on the ground and sentenced
each of the prisoners to ninety days in
Jail
Glenmore, small station near Pen
nington, N. j., ON the Bound Brooke rail
road, was the scene of destructive fire
last night, which destroyed sl2b, 600 worth
Of property belonging to Edward Wells.
Twenty eight head of high priced horses
were burned and valuable Jersey cows.
Prince Allen, the well known stallion,
valued at 10000. was burned to death,