The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12
IELEGRAPHIC BRETIIIE


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 The Ss2nszr1 or kezTizx ty Cen gsess ts sia@ed for he ETesels-
 Seven Fssr1s ws-e e-suztsd ia a tarr at Araarion- Ses-- sasardzy.
 TE< NFstEss.gzs- bfskers ia conference G New Terk are sziI cet11izz tke alez5l..I Ey of wurez zs lEy delegates
 \ csuapazy win a capital stock of a Aoaf0g has been CEEa1zze1 zt Bir- ral1zs2Ez- Ala t0 El4lES4ezErs steel tg usw P-ooesz
 A se~e-e win.ssts-r1 zt Lacon5z- To. szrussses1 several EGu<s and b3ew .sawr ore. iszrFzzzE ia 1Lle runs farmer 1zHsed Leo1zr1 VI FllsaE-
 C. J. RutErrr. a prominent Trenton <- ]. lzEFer. committed szici1e Sat uFslsy ty hznZinx himself with hand ksrgkef.
 John L. and Szrauei Rzaek. hr0sherz. fn hzzssness zz Yirginiz City. New. gUt iHt8 a quarrel ia whseh szN1el kil1@s3 his txoEher.
 Mrs Frank REnvzu was arrested zi NesEEzss4 City. Neh-. oa a charge of conspiracy to klii- ske having elgzzed two men to asszs=lnAte her hEs1@Ed-
 Tlas Aruuy of the Posc1aze Saturday retitt0ne4 Congress for s-z5 eo9 to help SlanS the reuniga of that army and the AEzzg cE Virginia
 The DemocTattc members Of congress r,r-sensed a god lock and key to AT. Eaiass faT hls efforts in bYezkzng the deadlock oz the direct tax bziL
 Three stills and five roonshIneTs were captured fn the lass raid Of United states reFeuae oEEceEs in the C.2y and Cleb1rBe C1unties. Ala
 Tiae farmers nsazr Greensboro. Ky. WIFE c43sad fTgzl .isei- is0ssaes lg a mob and whipped severely. and then warned t0 leave the county
 Jose Martin, living at AlbHquerque. < M. waS stsss and kI4lesl tsY a nan named Ssneente ArTnijo. for trying te gain entrance into q room where ArrnIi0 was, with some others
 William carz0n. a son ofthe famous Nkit Carson shot and killed man at Fort Garland. Colo, in self-ssefence. the man attacking hiHn with a bowle- knife.
 George Martin. while resisting arrest at WarrsOT, Ala ThaEssiay. killed the Deputy Marshal. Osen Kelly At II o'clock he vas swung from tree iyy 2 mob. This makes tie third lynchinz in that county within month
 William Herman. living near LeaTen- worth. Kan. while unhifehsng a team of nules on his return from the funeral 0f a member Of his family was kicked by one Of the mules and died from the injuries.
 A desyeraie izbt took place in China town. San FFase3seo- Friday between four ChinzmeD, naeEllseEs Of rival high binder societies. By the time the police reached the scene three Of the men were fatally wounded.
 X case which is yuzzling the doctors is that Of lG-yezr-Old boy named Frierson at Columbia, -- C.. who had hss head Laid open by machinery. ex- posing $ portion Of his brain. He still lives and may recover.
 Mrs. Charlotte smith of the Woman s industrial League has preferred charges hefoEe 8 Senate Comm tee against the Chief CseEk 0f the Treasury Depart meHt ca the ground that he does not -ve@t the cslaIrmOnen faITiy.
 Frederick ~iedei. a tilree-year con- ~ict in the Ohio prison. and who has been acting as engineer for some time, got caught In the huge iiy-wheel of his engine and was literally torn to pieces, parts of his body Icing found scattered all about the engine-rooEn.
 Morgan Hunter. whO was under i1- iietment al Chattanooga, Tenn, for the murder of Frank DearInan, at Day ton. Tenn jumped his s31so bond and escaped After his eseaYe his wife re lated a horrible story of tfle crime and how she was forced to be witness to 1t.
 Henry Pope, coloTed, was lyncheti eI at SummeryiIle, Ga, on a charge of aszllting a le-yeaT-0ld girl. The girl stated positively that he was the man although several prominent citizens swore that he was fifty miles away al the time the crime was committed. Gen. Wirt Adams, Postmaster, of Jackson. Miss. and d weli-knOwn Mis- sipIi statesman. fought a duel with John II. Martin. Editor of the New i. Nizsissippian. Martin had been pub fishing personal sguibs in his paper un- complimentary to Adamsg The two met Thursday aitern0onon President street in Jackson and exchanged few words and then both drew their pistols and commenced firing By the time by standers had reached the c0mbatants they were both dead.