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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23
WILLIAMS PROCLAMATION.
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BERLIN. June 1S.-T se following is Emperor Williams proclamation in full.
 To MY PEoPLg-Go-i' decree has once more plunged us into the most poignant sorrow. Tise tomb has scarce iy closed over the mortal remains of my never-;o-le-forgofteu grandfather. when his majesty, my warmly loved father. Is also called from this life into everlasting feaee- The heroic energy. prompted by the Christian self sacTifee aith which. C. pite his suferings, be knew how to falhll his kingIy duties. seemed to 5uSsifs the hope that h. would be preserved tO the Fatherland still longer Col wiliel differently. The royal sufferer. whose bsart leat responsive tO all. was gTe4t and teauti- full He oniy had feW m.cnttls granted to bim to display on the throne the noble qualities of mind and heaFa which won lim the love 0f h people. The virtues whi-h 1ioFned him and the YfctoFles which he adhered on tbe hattle-Eeld vii remain grateful re- membrznee as long ss Ger man hearts beat An impeTisA able glory will iiiu- mine his chiYsiTogs figure the hss- taTy Of The Fztheriand. Called to the throne Of ms fzthers. 1 have assumed tie government looking Hy lg the King of Kings. and have y0sged t0 God that after the example of Iay atlserS wili he S just and lenient Prime to my people. that will foster pietg and fear Of God. that l VII protect peace and promote the welfare Of tbe country, and that l will be beiper of the TOof and distressed and a true guardian of the nghf.
 In praying God for strength 10 ful- Ell the.e kingiy daties- which Ills Niil iFnposes upon ne l am sssPF sTted bY eonGGenee in the fEWssial peep 2. which a zlznce at 9s.F grsat history gIsss me. Tn good and B eril days the Prnssizn Teoese have aiwaysst0od by their king. IYon thEs 1Gesgts, which FnY fathers haze fossBd an inIi-s14uble bond zt all times Of 1iEseulfY and danger. re'y, with Q eoBs a9szsness O. returning it from fbs bottom of ny hearf zs inc fxifffM Prince oI fsitl- fuI people tsstl eqgiziil strong in fheif devotion 10 tke5r feEHlncu I fzlferiafld- Prom this eonzei0asnes of fbe refiI1E0- eated love uniting ne and ny people. I derive cozGdenGs that fsod MIii vo1chsxfs the strength and E.z1ca ts
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23

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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23
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MARSHALL Mo. Juns Is.-Abozt ti,Eee weeks ago William SiZmore of fh5s city. s dover and father of a hykt-hzired. h!ne-eyed little girl of 5
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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23
CROP DESTROYED.
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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23
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SOFIA June Is--The Bulgarian ogsrt vii 20 into mourning for EhFe- Eeeks for the Late Emperor Of Ger many.
 CAIEo- June J-.-A service jl mem 0ry Of Emperor FFe1eriek was held iE the German church here To-say. Tie Egyptian ministry tA@ dlpsom2tse c0TTs- and ausnl CT of ni ltzrg eff eegs and many notabe persous were present
 MELfSgTESg June f@-t niveFsSl marks Of resFec. fer tlle late Emperor Q. Germany are sslown- Minute guns Eers fred from the forts ard MllltaFy stations al noon
 LoND0N- Jane I..-At noon to-day minute guns were fe ng Bred zt Lon don and AlleTsisot. ausf at otheg gzrTl- sons and forts throughout fhe country. Mourning tokens were general to-day throughout London
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23
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wAsHfSGTox. D. C.. June IA Senator Gray yesterday introduced an important biil. prepared in the state Department. to amend the laws reizt- ing to the extEasiitian of criminals. The biu pE0s ides that whenever a fugitive criminal is appsehended, or warrant issued, without a certificate from the Secretary Of staie 10 the ef- feet that his surrender is sought by a foreign state vlth which the United States shall have al extradition treaty. such criminal shall forthwith be brought before an officer authorized to conduct examinations in such eases, and stall be discharged without ex- animation unless q certificate shall be forthcoming within reasonable length of time- 4 fugitive criminal mas not be surrendered until the expiration of fifteen days from tie date Of hix com mitsnent Hnsess he shall voluntarily
 elect t0 return witlout delay to the de- nandIng state for tfi4i- if a fugitive criminal brafg-t within fge United
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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23
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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23
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WAsHExGT0S. D. C. June I5--In- tsLizenoe Of th= Ezage-0E FEedsTieE III. T&s Eeceivsl ty ~seretzrg BzFzs' this morning &fT 8 e&kls Eaess2gs from the United states lez&-sga zc B~Elin- The Secretary Iz4ms7ii4tely informed the Pres.dent and The following tsle- gram z zas sent b BeElin-
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 The President ies5res you fo make expression through the fOye gD os1ee- 0t the Tesg=-ctful sFEa Frzihg fiji thE0zzls- ont the Enitel states for he GeIUzn nation in the I0.z 0f 1ke ] mp TsE. Wko has al Last welded t0 Gez1A alEA sgsch lOfty courage and calm Eess znzt5oa 10 the divine deeTee BATAED.
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23
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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23
e CURRENT EVENTS

hisaa tAa: about saoo ,ype-vriser. are ssi1 yeariy.
 Davt szsex. of New Tork, dropped dead vh1e iazxktnz st q joke the other day
 TAs ezr protzet Of thas e1uusrT Is estimated ss s< s7,oo.oo doEeas. $ exss to each to~l
 TAs-- are l. .4qe Hcensed places in Bos,oa where Az1or a sc2d, decrease of s94 in four year.
 Teers X ssid 10 he |. po9alar dime novel tss rsc hns Killed ore million Indians-in his s.o<ies
 EzIk1z las -rftten sixty four books. and As znaua receipts iron his publisher reach ss5n
 he ssw twenty dollar silver certificates VII s>Ar likeness of the lzte ex ex-Seeretary Naming
 Lord stanlsy, Lord Lanssorne's szcasssor ss GoTsrsox General of Canada, leaves Enz- isad co Jun. for the Dominion
 James G. Blame kas leased his cottage al Bas Hrtox to Elliott '. saspsrd, the new e6isor of ths Sew Fork Mad sad Exprsss.
 krs Frssoes Hodgson Burnett. Prof. Maria NifeheH snd I. B Aldrich wil be szo1x tse szn2>r residents of Lynn, Mass-
 s2ssr Fiesorls iraveied tkrouzh Eur0us vitA 90 @aeh lzgzsEe that fl took An hour to trh-sssr it froG ths train to the beat Ei Flush izg-
 ssnsto< Butter, of south Carolina, is d. rel cesesnd41t cf the Dukes Of Ormon6, of ir-aAnd. sad hs ls entitled 10 bear coal of GEa
 A Eoaunsnsal statute ot Lord Beaeous he-a s 70 erected nf Maidstone, which piaee ns rep<es<ated tn Parliament mere tAsn ffrY fs.ss .xH
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23
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subtEaeting SIX from this number for the six deiegateS which it is generally believed will fse cut oa the Dakota dele gati0n, the remainder iH is s2s. which will most probably be the whole num- ber of delegates allowed tO sit in the Convention. This makes sI5 votes necessary for choice If the two AI4ska delegate are admitted 5ls votes would he necessary for choice
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23

IT | reported Ia Denver. Col. shai Cosorow. tss unrszsnsrsts Ute. has aAde sxrsngsusnn vth sa agent ot Ds4alo BslFs wa1 West Show 10 iosn shat organization Psrmission rnnss hs ohsained from the authorities of Washington. however. before the chief can leave the reservs:ion- CoiOrov is very asxious so try bis luck ss ''aa at- tTaction.- and vii start for the Eat &, soon e he receives the dssgred author. sfy from the Government
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23

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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23

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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23

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: wATKKTELLE. AE-. June I2.-The Union Labor State convention y0ei here to-day. Resolutions xere adopted fasofiBg a geenbzek postal bank. government telegraph and railroads service pensions. a1 inc0EDe taxs A se- cres ballot, honssfsad laws. and de n0nneihg nHsFEt laws, the importation ef labor and ftsslon Nath other parties. W. ii Ss2Hsea@ ef k1ekiand was nom mated for GoFeTnDT and J. M. Cum rfevs ard A. " smith for esectors-
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23

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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23

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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23

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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23

OLIVER ANE4 gR. son Of Oliver AmeA Governor of Massachusetts. rsgistered ss hotel in Washington s iev days ago aud failed to add she '1E" to his signature. All sorts Of political rumors were set sfoas- and crowds Of callers began to pour .nte the hotel looking for the Bay State Governor An extra clerk vas put On to tel callers that Ar. Ansss had gone to the Richmond FlstA IhIther the crowd followed him aod were finally admitted te his presence. The sir al oecs assumed the color of clondiess nky
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23

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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23

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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23

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 All rail route to New Orlean~ Jackson, Vieksburg. Meridian. etc ~ The Passenger Equipment of this Favorite Route k nsurgassel ! For full information with Mana Schedules, Rates. etc, apply 10
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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23

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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23

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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23

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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-23

GnEATxEss has its annosspces Mel vile w. Fuller the Presidents nom ipss for Chisf-Justice. has asymmetri- esl ssd ornamental mustaehe. I, is . tEn1ittos that tbe Justices Of tbe o1pfsns Court should keep their up- - llys frss from hirsste sdornment 3psf0 MaGfhews has defIsd this tradi- sss. but is is generally believed that a Gt-Jnstles should not offend the lagsndary customs which pertain to his olzee. h an interview upon shis Important ssbjecs Mr. Taller was ask = | - intended to sacriies his mus - ander the Jugs=rusut of preos-