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The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07
FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
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The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07
R. 3f. O'REILLY
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.. June 29.-This afternoon a tot Of prisoners hled utO the District Court room. accompanied b. two deputies. Judge Hicks was oA the bench. and arTaigHed the prisoners on the indictments that had been found The most impressive Of these was the case Of Louis Sullivan, indicted for forging q check on the City Bank for Sl4. When asked if be was guilty or not guilty. Sullivan s2sd @Guiity and went on 10 tell the Judge that he had committed the crime. He explained that he was 45 years of age and had two small children n 1t. Louls 10 support He had never before done anything wTeug. and, for the sake of his child ren asked the clemency Of the Court The man spoke in q strai ghtlorwaTd way. His lol Ks showed that he was eH- tirely unconscious of the punishment lor such an ofense-
 Judge Hicks showed that he did not like to sentence him, for he offered to tllOw him to withdraw his plea and
 snsult an attorney, but Sullivan answered that it would be no use; he knew that he had forged the note. Judge Hicks then sentenced him 10 five yeais at hard labor in Saltwater. The prisoner showed that the announce ment of the sentence was terrible blow to him. He stood like man dazed. and aid not move from his posi tion to take his eyes OfI the Judge un- til deputy came to take him and led him away
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07
A BuLL-DoGs's WORK.
Killed After Attzeking and Fatally h.
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 DETROIT. AIeH.. July l.-A terrible battle between an English bulldog and a horse. the noss of which could be heard for blocks. was waged this after noon in d barn in the rear oI 10 Kan dOlph street. nearly opposite police headquarters. A few weeks ago samuel kefteT. N h0lesAle mIllineT at that number. imported a dog that was II months old He seemed a peaceful enough animal and was secured ia the barn ty a light chain. In the stable was NIT. ksjteT's pacing horse. which he valued at s5s1. Two other buli-dOgs were also chained in the barn. which was locked this afternoon. and NIT. keiteI was asleep in the houSe. The buil-liOz broke h8s chain and attacked the horse The noise of He combat w as frIghtfnl. the horse squealing and crying ln a piteous way. The bulldog rereatesily caught the horse by the chest and belly, tearing the flesh into shreds The horses lips and fsee were also chewed .WheR neighbors broke in the door. Just as MT. keiteT arrived. th.e buil-dog lad set his teeth in the horses fOTeleg. and the paeeT was striking and biting at him. The bulldog had to be killed with an al hefCre his hold on the horses leg could be loosened. MT. Keiter. in putting his hand in the bruie's mouth, was bitten as the dog closed his jaws more firmly on the flesh Ol the horse. The pacer can not r. cover. His beIly is frlghtfully laceTated and the hole in his chest is large enough for man to put both fists in. Neither of The companion dogs of the bull were attacked, and what led 10 his assault on the horse is smystery. The dog weighed 55 pounds.
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07
HUMOROUS POINTS.

If your face it pale from dyspepsia diet Boston Courier.
 The fat woman is chair-ful creal ure- - WGdiHgt0H Critic.
 The Mississippi River comes higl sometimes. but the people must hay. t-Iutsbsvg Chronicle.
 Soulful Youth Qanguidly)-a aDo yon sing Forever and Forever?' {" sh. practieally)-"No; stop for meals. . -Li5s.
 whether we are to have free trade in wool or not we are already haying S pretty free trade in yarns -Lesciston J0UrnGL
 A young lady has named one of her admirers Hoosac Tunnel because he is Mirror. NV''
 A ne" color announced for this sea. son Is diseased ghost" We did nol e1sPeeire have such tint as that FittsbEyg Chronicle.
 The hrst thing needed in a candidate Tor public office is availability. and then the next thing is veil O charity -DuIlsth Paragraphsr
 Sad rich man on the eve of de parting this life. the other day: .Dt not let my son be brought up to sit ir a club window. "- Boston Gazette.
 From all that can be gathered from recent uttsranees of the Irish Nat,o,.. hsts. E would appear that the Pope !, iniAiii6la but liable 10 mistakes eonal. II Wita The rest of mankind.-Bosto.
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07
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The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

sfsxrr1on before 8zFtEi-z WAS done E Tie coIus.zee vSs zrT-uTI lstslF rS- sesved hy eyzzzz5-sse~ r- loc@l cazess and zzs zz.diy entertained Al ths reg aszr coEwiftee were PTesezt sxe~TE he revTres@rsz szrfEes of Cr.zzsss@ gs1-- Dsl- aware. FFng.sz. Kansas. M4ine- Mary szz-s- Miss5ssipvs- MSzs0uTl- Netrzskz- New HxuEsA ire New Jerseg. PsaHsss- Fzziz- Rhese IsszsS. TEzzl4- An sozz ard Ne~ 9ex5ro. Accompany twz slz rezzs -se@ zz@s were Gen PA i fs5tSins cf N1ssze1uze Es- ard HeE- = N. White ef GzlsferzEa Al l o'clock :. he ecrunaifrze started for gu3gS Thur snxEss Ts=slsstsaz- and sr WAS &s-sssssszzs.esss sAxE the rze@elzs wo1A9 se ia tasSE EssE- ten nssegpa.es1 kg hss son
 The party wz. Frsae5Esd in t1e north rp-e-.so- roau of Mr A. ". Thur. sz1rs TeSE8e1oe. which Lad he<z xe=ker1 EsEA asze-s =ssd gzl-s- tseaz Collins and Ma Js1ots. Of LgEasyille, s-2ti0ne1 tkesDseayEs zt tke head o- skss Yoozn In front of the win9Dw, tbe oEheT Ene1ters of the committee and tks aEHsE Esssas7ns8 TTesss.1 hay ing STTSnzed f8ezselTEs in 2 semi csrE1s- Swzssss tss- enfrs1cs ot Jp4gs T%urrn&ra Eho speedily male hls @F- --sS-SzsSs =rsza tSe drzEin g-zu3zn sEl The south
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The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07
DEATH AT 4 DANCE
Tkr~e Hss Kas~1 .s a Green esrs
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MUsxosEE- L T.. July i.-SsTs has 5zst rs2ehs1 th5s city of triirle kiliirz rsar Thloptkloceo- slr1e-r mllls E7-t1- vet Of Eufzulz- in ths C-p.k Bzt5on- tinted states Mzrsbx Joan P1illi7s and one assistant bT ti1s Ez-s e Nc Glauh+in. attended green os-z dsnce last night with the expectsiior Of Te- zrrestinE some prisoners who had e. ezped from them fsE days prev loss-
 Arriving near the grounds where t1e dance vas taking plsc= f1sy seEIrit'l tnenseiFes neal a spring. eEr@etli that tae parties th<y were zfssr Eol-l come 10 the sprlRz for water. About
 T. o'clock Wesley Barnett and hls
 hrosber WzIiie. two of fhe DosE noted
 desu~rz6oes "a the Indian Ie-rItoIT
 and who are wanted on some hall
 duzsn eflzrzes. came down Io me
 suring. As soon xs they arrived neST
 enough Marshal Philips ordered i2sD
 to hat and give their names The
 Barnett trotheTs iUIed ateaf drew
 th=ir pistols and commenced 1r1ng-
 The Erst shot s1ruek Phillips in the
 hezd- killing him instantly DepIfy
 Marshal Me5lsuhtin was also killed
 but not unril be Lad So
 wounded waIle Barnett that h=
 dsed within an hour After the hZh-
 was oyer Wesley Barnett vent up 10
 where the erowd was dancing and
 accused Bannis Mcintosh o1 putin z tb@ aHseers On their trail and 1D- mediAteiF dTeH hs revolver and shoE Mcintosh through the arm and doubt ! lea -c...s have killed him had n0i MeTntosh saceeessa ras ss--1le l0'A ! him his revolver. N Westlsy then N'szI TO ! neizhtoTInz house and securing WinchestsE. came back and swors be
 would klsl the entire eompany fl they ! did not remove his brother body to 3 ! usigiIisgffng iIJgl.e- iIr teTTifis5d eFoT7 2. l secured a wagon and did a. the c.s ] uerSdO com mznded la-D- The bodies ! of fhe tggo pfzeers had pot been fe- mOvsd from lie place where they wsre | killed up to late hOnT this evening ! Itis a some what singular fact that about one year ago. near the same | spot Phillips posse compose1 Of three men. were murdered while asleep by desperadoes belonging to the same gang. and for which crime ssaoorn ! Green was hanged al Fl. Smith s few weeks ago
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07
Illinois Crops.

SPRTSGFTELD. ILL. July 1.-The re- ports made 10 the State Agricultural Department for the week ending yes teYdaF show that the mean temper ature, while favorable 10 crops in the main. was D0t quite up to 2 seasOn&Dle average for the last week in June. In lie northern sect ions Of the state the rainfall was nearly up 10 a seasonable aYtrage, heavy rainfall in tie southern division. m some instance iEterTuyting tLe wheat and hay harvest. These rains, however, have done much good in checking the rayages Of the ehinch bug In general, the improvement of the crops under the increased heat and moisture is very marked. In the case of corn this is most satisfactory, the condition being up to a good average in Bingham, Richland, Clay. Wii- Hanson, Edwards, Scott, Douglas Logan, TazewelI, IroquOis- Marshall and Putnam Counties. In many places slse corn has been much prostTsted by heavy winds and beating rains, and the growth of weeds has been very rapid, causing some anxiety ill respect To the condition of the crop.
 Oats promise more than an average yield in q majority of the counties. 4AE k4VF- AAVHFffAr A&a AFFAA D@~Af lodged by the late storms. which will greatly increase the difficulty of haT- sesting fl, and will tend to reduce the yield.
 spring wheat continues 10 improve, and there is promise Of an average yield. The winter wheat harvest have been hindeTed somewhat by the late heavy rains, which have made the ground too soft for the use of self binders. The quality of wheat harvest edo in the southern counties is infer.oT More rust Is reported than for se eral years past
 The condition of meadows continues to improve, 10 the evident advantage of the hay crop. The same conditions have told noticeably on live stock, w hich is corresdondingly improved.
 Fruit, especially of the smaller varieties, is quite abundant and the crop in general IS larger and of better quality than Of late years.
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07
WASHINGTON.

The new civil service order which was made public Saturday has created quite a stir in department circles IL carries civil service reform almost to its limits Six new cla ses of en- ployes are added to tho-e heretofore existing. It takes in every person in the departmental service except such as appointed by and with the consent Of the Senate and such as are ap- pointed as unssilled lab0rers and mes sengers. The Bureau of EngTay ing and Printing, the >upe Tising Architect s office and the Bureau of Statistics are included in the civil service rules. and those who are appointed in these bureaus at per diem pay are to he rated with those receiving annual sal
 aries to the same amount. IL would seem that tn. employees nf the Govern ment office are included also, although no mention of them is made in the rules as published. The provisions of
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

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The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07
Th. cr..t Iron Ioekout

PrrTsBURe, PA., July.-The great iron lockout which was begun sunday further than the report of the signing of the Amalgamated scale by anoth T firm. The latest desertion from the manufacturers was the Lookout Roll ing Mil Company, Of Chattanooga. Tenn. This makes eight rms that have signed the scale to date. The manufacturers. however. are as de- termined as ever. and theBe are no in dications of serious break.
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

Ex-PREsrDEsr McCosH. of Prince ton College. still keeps his residence h that town. and is as studious and hardworking as ever. He said recently 10 friend: "I always work ten hours . day end that Is the work of an aver axs man. In vacations 1 am never idIsL but generally do from two to five hours of solid work In writing or shinking. When engaged in writing a book walk five miles each day. think ing much. of course. while walking. Whon was . student the famous Dr. Chalnsn of Scotland. delivered q lostsre to us on SystematIzed Work 1est and Exercise l never forgot bp sdvios,'
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

QrEKS VICTORIA has commissioned sn English artist to paint her portrait that she may send to Prince Bismarck . pleasing souvenir of her visit to Ber- iia- This greatly relieves Bisnzrck's 5 apprehension'A He feared tha; he would be called upon to accept an h. dian shayI
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07
sarntA.s.

Horsz. .-Sp<zker Csrsiss. was in the e.z5< vixen .a1 E0zss szet Saturday E1oru- ing- 0sa notza1 of Afr. Sso-e ef Ees-;sscs r, the osM fQs tEe payment of the Fourth of ggiy ess as was taken up and nzzsses1 Ths HcZze then went into CozaEaI1tee Of tke whole fsfr SprinEer of Illinois in the cAxsrl o2 the szrlS b.l Mfr Breekeari1ge of Arkzzs4s moved 10 increase the r2,e ol duty es Ezxsees3 ard Hnssed ol froz 70 te E5 csnsz Der ezlig1- Agreed %.
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

KEv- DE LEONARD. lately of Brook Ira and now rccso< 0f St JoAn's CssrcA. Wsshss xtosl who has been elected Bishsp of Southern Ohia will be the yosngess member of the crss- eoPacy. being just forty years old-
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

Bgc.sxgEz rss lately 1cezse1 Of wsaxsax . viz -@-~szpoz q corre- <posdss; eal5sz npoa hfz .ad hs sub 1nttf<<t te haysag bis hzlr pzlie1 so <bow skG fac story rss |. s'a11sE
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

A PROFESSOR in the University of Vienna long a sufferer through poison In the ere. was completely cured by hasing . rabbt's nerve attached so the cd nerve Dr. Gersnny. the assistant b the great surgeon Of the world. Dr. Bzlrcsh. performed the operation
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

TcKT7 ge&E. ago fyeorrs West tne Bs;sso- pnpsr nnazt1esz-ss sr1 vel ksowz zenber os Coaxress WIS work ing fer ez . week ssxs ss Lived uirh- ts kss zs<xs Eaz Szs z11s x Big
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

M DUBARArL at Paris received the presidents of the Sapoleonie eomzis- tees md restatsd the programme of the parry. He said that an appeal to the people was the only means of rescuing the country from iobbers He urged the necessity of Cssarisn rule and of contracting power in strong hands able to qusll internal divisions in the face of foreign mensces-
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

WHILE the late Matthew Arnold was n Baltimore. nos very long ago. & young woman asked him to write in hss autograph book Above his name Ms. Arnold inscribed the following sensimenl '.Sot for this ags nor for shis people sing"
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

Ma CHAMBEKLAis. presiding in London st . lecture on Africa. made g speech in which he said that both po- lisical parties had shirked their duties in their South African policy and had done everS thing to get rid of their re- responsibilities. This poIicr. : he said. .has been most conspicuous failure. We ought to sccep, our obligations and o8sr to protect friendly chiefs"
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07
.rI,.lafFar.irn ssnAeni.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-A delegation of students from the English tni- veFsity of Oxford, Cambridge. Dublin trecht University. Holland. arritei here to-day on the steamer BritaHnie from L.verpool. They came 10 thS
 ouutry t0 take part m conference an methods Of Christian work and Bible study at the residence of D. T. Moody.
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

MR4 F. J. NIcHoLsox. editor of the New Orleans ftcasns<. k very at- tractive lady of medium height with s round giriish face. and would hardly bs taken for the moving spsri; of s newspaper that ranks among th yery 6r1t in the South
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

Asx KrTE McExKxT s7UAE1. sss EsssH ~xss<r ot negro dialect sto-sez livss la New Grse.ns sass s yozzg gonsz. tsll 1sxx-sss<e4 a.1 s8e look iaE sAe has .-.ss sesensly taken sp xzsraxy ~Wt
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07
DfbNIT>IIC.

X quarrel in the Mormon camp at Bowman Bridge. some ID les from Wheeling. W. Va, resulted in the death of two men and the seTi0ms in- iury of six others Cartwright. a miner living near Butte. Mont. killed his wife with an a1. splitting her hand from crown to chin. When ar rested he claimed he did t in self-de- fense.-FOuT prisoners serving YaTi- oUs terms tn the county jail St Super ioF. Wis, made their escape ThUTsday their accOmpliees knocking down aud gazing the guard while the men got aWay.-TNO of q number of cOnYicts working under a guard on plauta- ton near Matamoras, NeIico, made a break for llbeTty when passing a riYer. One was shot down before he reached the water, and tine other was killed in mid stEeam.-john Risbee and Wyiey Lse. two cOiOred men under arrest at Chetopa. Kan. for shooting City Mar shal Vim. Bentley and Deputy Id Martin. were taken fTem the >heTiI and guards by a mob and lynched from window opposite the City Hall in the presence Of thousands of peopIe = James Hood 5 yeaTs old, fel from the third-stOTy fiTe escape at 4e4 West 4 ~ York >unL ay. and was instantly killed.-H H.Tyey Rogers, Jr.. aged l., years, while bathing in a pond near No. coal shaft at razil. Ind. Sunday. was drowned. He was memleT of the present High School graduating claSs.-JO. eph Nathan, aged F year. while bathing in fhe Ohio River. about two miles above Evansville. Ind. Sun- day evening was e zed with cramps and drowned before aid c1uld reach him. Ills body has not heen recaY- ered.-A terrible accident occurred near Butte, Mont. Sunday While some boys were taking a TiGe on some fiat cars on the Montana niol Rail- road the cars flew the track. rolling down the mountain side. crushing the boys under the wreck James Henry Burns and Jerry Green, two boys aged 13 years, were cut to pieces and in stantly killed. Two brakemen had their arms broken
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

WILLIE K VANDERBILT is seen on Wall street, New York occasionally powadays and the brokers eye him with the looks of wolf gazing at a fat. sleek lamb Young Vanderbilt has had his ey-teeth cut through. asd he Y not likely to plunge again in- to speculation to any great extent His first and what proved to be his last venture into Wali street cost him n 00l n00
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

1aE yoszg Dneasess Decazes. fexw ery Miss wannareisa Singer. is t-H and slender. with trown har and bsz b20s eye& Her husb.sz ga blonde. good looking sna er irreprosehzbly 1ashSsaAbse gestiemzn
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

Jrzsrs l. Bsovx- ok Atlanta son sf Senator BrDva has isss rsszreed fron kging sr5p b she Wes ladies. South Aaserscz asS E1rope- He erxv~ssS is. Es,e safes asa was goas ex- Ae<iy psnety d.YE
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

ZH-a camits. ar claims. that each of bis novels has brought him st least e20.001 In reply 10 the criticism that De h no dramatrss. he exelains. '.Ahi but the people do not care fer literary plays because thinking give. trouk1ers
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07
JAxKa Wnrrcoxn RrLEr sars tl

JANEs WHrrcoxs RrLEr says tha, s poet has DO righ, to infics the public with yerses which do not suit himself This h all very well in its way. but the fact k that poets are apt to be too easi- ly suited with their own productions. hr- Riley is sn exception m this par.
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

A -HsKanss egure ss tbs recs-s grsas ver ct fzs G<osss-~or Gallery ~s 4iss Ksss Grse.s-zy. h . green StvsA rova. . t<zred szk shawl zac a xresa sr1~~S h.G
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

JAuxz REDPAra s nsr ia R1ea- rDoo1 yA- rscsFsrfnz froE1 his reSe1f txaxs<0zs Gizess s1f. hs ula pxos- shsy zss rssz1e literary ~orx f0- wvewnI <noztAx
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

Lxxrrrxsxr yoHs ". GEsrDox. the Inventor of sAs 6ynazsss shell pro ise<zie. l. zsagsroosay a with . hraia nGs<fi>a ia Washinx<oa
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

Pao-rrx p-esi3sas Of Psksa Academy. is tr.sslssta< shakssp~&rs fo< sbs t<sess of yoSthfsi rrincss os tka Cssssss imperial hozse
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

MnE wnsox. esaxhser ot M Grsvy. ex-Pre<s1>zs Of Frs.ez s fo r<1ovs sD New Yoxk so EFA
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

WILLIAM AsroR has br0-rht fcrsF- s<vss pzsrs of sro~sers frurz Losdon-