The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-07-12
NEWsY cLEANlNcs.

The Russian feet Is growing steadily.
Chicago Is In danger Of water famine.
Georgia's watermelon crop is a big one.
Nevada will have an average fruit crop.
Mississippi's treasury is nearly bare O
cash.
Mexico reports good times and better pros
poets.
Georgia peaches by the carload are on the
move.
Mexico Is TO send large exhibit 10 the At.
lanta Exposition.
The wheat crop Of France for this year
promises to be short.
A rich strike Of gold Is said TO have been
made at Clifton, Utah.
Cuhans are reported TO have $4,000 we'll
armed troops in the field.
The advance OF prices seems to be steadily
increasing all over the world.
The Island Of Formosa has been formally
transferred to Japan by China.
Notre Dame University, in South Bend.
Ind, celebrated its golden jubilee.
Fewer Irishmen are coming TO this coun-
try now than in any year since 1851.
The value of the Columbia River salmon
catch this year is estimated at $2,OOO,OOO
Canada's game laws have been revised in
the special interest OF American sportsmen.
Secretary Morton has abolished the Bureau
OF Microscopy Of the Department Of Agricul-
ture.
Father Eeufeld, who had been a prisoner
in the Soudan Of Africa for eighteen years,
is dead.
Mrs. Jennie Tedd, of Hannibal, Mo-. killed
her daughter aged sixteen years, of whom
she was jealous.
Forty head Of cattle displaying symptoms
Of hydrOphobia have been shot in Adams
County, Nebraska.
Arrangements have been made to entertain
Is, coo G.. R. r. men at the Atlanta EXPOSE
ton on September 20.
Professor Falb, the well-known Austrian
meteorological, says that July and August
will be rainy and cool.
The city Of Klel, Germany, twenty years
ago had only 81 900 inhabitants. To-day the
| number exceeds 100, 600.
A colony of 5000 farmers, from the North.
western States and California, are going to
! North Carolina to locate.
Young militiamen in Philadelphia amused
! themselves by a street duel and Robert Cum.
mings was instantly killed.
Great Britain is to construct a railroad
from the interior of Africa to the coast, thus
opening a fertile field for trade.
London papers favor the plan of selecting
team from all the American universities t
compete with a similar English team.
1t was announced that the $3.50, 600 for tn,
endowment of Botanic Gardenin New Yori
City had been raised by subscription.
Orders have been given for a re-survey 0
the Yuma (Arizona) Indian reservation, il
order that it may be opened to settlers.
The project of erecting statue of Crom
we'll in the precincts Of the British Parlia
ment was abandoned, on account of Irisl
opposition.
Monroe Stafford has been arrested in De
Kalb County, Alabama, for collecting reg
ularly the pension of Union veteran VIII
died ten years ago.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad ha
learned that two members of the COLORADO
Legislature have been renting their annua
passes to travelling men for $15 a month.
The Hondurau Government has paid In
agents Of the United States the sum of $32
600 in gold in settlement of the claim o
Mrs. Renton for the murder Of her husband
Charles w. Renton, an American citizen, a
Brewers Lagoon, Honduras, two years age
A Japanese torpedo-boat foundered off on
Of the Pscadore Islands and all on boar
were drowned, including two American sea
men, Alfred Lawson, formerly Of Hartford
Conn, and James b. Ransom, of California
Chinese fishermen on the beach refused a
offers of money to put out and save tn
drowning men.