The Forrest City times., 1888-03-10
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The annual encampment or the e. A. f. Of Nebraska closed Friday at Lin roln. Neb.
 The wine manufactory Of Rogers & Malloy at Fresno, Cal. was destroyed by fire Monday loss about S2fo.0P.
 waideyer. the eminent cancer speo ia'ist. submitted his report in the Gown Princes disease, declaring l. to be malignant cancer.
 One Of the female inmafss of the Longyiew lnsaEc Asylum at Cincinnati, O.. committed sHicite by hanging her selft0 the windoN-frame.
 Charles Kimbrough. colored mur. derer was arrested at Her don. Ky, Monday for tEe killing ofagother negro name Henry Garrett
 John smith was sentenced to hang at waldrom, Ark, for the murder Of Go-year-old negro.
 A negro well-digger named Lewis was bur cd by caving wall h a iiO- foot well at Hay springs. Neb.
 John Thompson. young man living al Monroe. Ga. accidentally killed him. self while out rabbit shooting.
 Philadelphia manufacturers want all conviei-made goods branded and are asking Congress to pass such bilL
 The delegation from the Kansas City Oklahoma convention had a conference Thursday with tue PFes dent.
 In the Manitoba Legislature. which assemblies Friday, the parties stand as i follows: Liberals, 20; Tory, 20. 1 Atrlveling agent for a Chicago firm | had his trunk rlhed by thieves at Des Moines, To-. while he was waiting for his tain.
 l Coulter Nose" Jackson, a notorious i desperado at 8tlaHG, Wyen was shot i and Killed in row with the postmas- ter of that place.
 1 Chss l. Kimball, railroad brake man. was killed in a disreputable house ! at Nashville, Tenn, by a gambler 1 named Sim Casey.
 The wholesale dry goods establish ment of Wolf & Bro. at Little Rock, | Ark. wac destroyed by fire Wednesday 1 night, entaiiing loss Of Si20,5OO. Geo. W. Caradine, 70 years of age, | killed himself with strychnine at Clark | vile, Ga, on account of the numerous | suits he hal in court. several ayalanehes have occurred In l Oviedo, spain, destroying railway bridge and a number ot houses. Eleven persons were killed al Pajares. Joseph Boasley, Ja'ol Stelley and 1 Lafayette Teel, three survivors of a free | fight near Fort Smith. Ark, were | arreste there Monday for the murder oftwo men who were in the fight.
 The Burlington Insurance Company, | the oldest and one of the most reliable l fire insurance companies in Iowa. nas l increased is cash capital from Sl00,- i 00000 10 5 01,t09.00.
 Moliie kollmeyer, living at Omaha, | Neb., who was once the wife of a we'll to-do merchant but afterwards became woman Of ill repute, has fallen heir to about S75,000 left by her mother. Hon. John NJ. Hewitt. Speaker Of the last Arkansas House of Representatives, died at his home in Marianna, Ark, from cancer of the tongue.
 Thomas Williamson, a well-known | member oi the Society of Friends, liv- ing near Phila;' O. phia, was found in the woods with three bullet holes in his heal. He is supposed to have been murdered.
 
 zen of Spring c ty. Tenn, was found in the Tennessee Ri, CT with bu let hole in his head and his throat cut from ear to ear.
 The Coroner's jury at Omaha, Neb., brought in verdict of murder in the first degiea against Frank Ryan. who shot and killed Mrs. ITelsn Howard be- cause she would not elope with him.
 
 living at Providence k. l.. captured a burg ar il their house just as he was l pre pairing 10 escape. The burglar is an old offender and will be severely | punished.
 s. W. Schulack, an ex- United States officer, put two bullets through his brain at an Francisco. He left note saying he breathed with difficulty and was going to make holes In his head to relieve himself
 The expulsion of two children from a 1 public school at Rome, Miss, brought i on fight between the teacher and his l packers and the parents of the children in which two people were killed and 1 number wounded.
 Jim Cummcrford, n sporting character l fin Detroit, Mich, who had for a long | ilbc LtcH rum .hA AiAt lbhtNb NiNts III the city. died athis home Friday. while i his wife was in jail, and was no sooner l dead than his former friends robbed his i place of everything. i Nathan Marlatt, grain dealer from 1 ffidgetown, Ontario, committed suicide 1 at Detroit, Mich., in the presence of [ about two hundred people by jumping | into the river and resisting all efforts ! that were made to save him. Alexander Garden, a man who had ! been hiding for twenty years, was dis covered through the death notice of his l father, which appeared in tie Phila- ! delphla papers. He was arrested for a burglary oi twenty years ago and con. ] fessed.
 1 Richard !. Hanes. ex-Sheriif at Zanes- ] vile, O., shot his paramour, a young woman named Frankie Wise, whom he i had been living with fer two years. ! Ste will recover from her wound. Hanes fed, leaving his family behind l him.