The Forrest City times., 1888-04-14
TELEGRAPHlC BREYITIES

Mart Duggsn. kuown to fame as the first marshal Of Leadyiile, has been killed.
 Judge Howell F. Jackson of Iouis- vile is menIioned as the O sIhle sue cessor of the late Chief-Justioe Waite. The State normal school at Terre Hsnte, Ind, was Monday destroyed by fire.
 Lillian Olcott. the actress. died at the Westminster Hotel in New York City Monday.
 The remains of Jacob sharp were buried Monday in Greenwood Cemetery in New York.
 in quarrel over a trife Charles Ramsey shoi and killed Rediord Jeter at Campbellsville, Ky.
 The residence Of Mark Modlin s Sioux City. To, was totally destroyed by tornado Friday.
 A package of diamonds valued al s10.- o00 vas stolen from the safe Of Burt & Hurlburt at Detroit, Michigan.
 The murderers Of the Grand vizier of BokbRrs. Russia, were executed by being thrown from a tower ls0 feet high.
 Charles c. Kelly. wbile working on . railroad bridge near Fort scott, Kan, was killed by piece of falling timber. An adverse report On the Hennepin Canal bill was decided on in the House Committee Tuesday.
 An ineendiary fire at the seventy one Ranch sn tho Indian Nation des- troyed about s2,000 worth of property.
 A young boy by The name Of Rushing was fatally injured by machinery in the Mobile < Ohio shops at Jackson, Tenn. Three prisoners ia the Friars Point fMiss.) jafl were burned to death. the iail having bfen set on fire by man named Grey, i'm prisoned for arson.
 Hanson Grover Cleveland Willis, who has four murders to his account, was captured on board a steamboat at Wheeling, W. Va.
 Two children Of Frank Dent, living at Springfield, O.. died from drinking water out Of well in which some rats killed with arsenic had been thrown
 Two freight trains on tue Missouri Pacific Railroad were completely wrecked in collision, near Leayen. worth, Kan.
 Dorsey Lewis, who runs a plantation near TaIledeaa, Ala. killed a man named ]. NJ. Lewis for not payings small debt
 The town of Amesbury. Mass. was almost totally destroyed by fire Friday night. line loss will reach nearly a million dollars.
 Lee Adcock. brakeman, while try ing to board moving train near Hop kinsville, Ky, fell under the cars re. ceiying injuries from which he will die.
 Miss Jasper, wealthy old spinster living at Somerset, Ky. shot and killed . negro named Ale Clay, who was trying to force an entrance into her house.
 4 Hungarian murderer who had been released went to the house O. the Judge who had tried him. killed him, then killed the Notarf's deputy, mur- dered his wife and children and fed.
 shesi R. ed of Billings. Mont, cap tured two horsethieves with fifty-eight head ofstoien horses in their possession. thereby gaining rewards aggre ating 5000. which had been offered in Idaho and Nevada.
 A mob of about one hundred men attempted to lynch David Bell. who was in jail at Marshall, \. c, foI criminal assault. but were prevented by the Sheriff. who smuggled the prisoner out to anothsr town.
 Milne, member from the Vases, and Clemenceau were tied ia the French har frhstr.Iay Iraatflapf hfaf Miline, being the older membsr '. secured the honor. The Chamber will not re- assemble till May l9
 Four workmea in the Delemater Iron Foundry at New York were standing over mould about twenty feet in di- ameter when the plank broke dropping the men and a lsdle of molten ron into the pit, killing two Of them and seri- ously burning the other two.
 / Post-oifices established: Arkansas- Macedonia, Columbia county, Juniu' W. Whitlow, postmaster. Texas-NiiSs, Bell county, Geo. l.. lilman. post master. The name of postoiiiee Blossom Prairie in Lamar county. Texas, ha: been changed to Blossom.
 A man named Albert smith com. mitted a murder in Towson County. Indian Territory, killing a man named Thomas Pringle, and was traced and identified by peculiar tacks in the soles of his boots
 / Miss Maggie Lepage and Edward Smith Of Chandlerville. O.. were mys- teriously murdered Thursday evening It is supposed that Smith, whp had been rejected by Miss Lepagc, killed her and then committed suicide.
 J. H. Howe Of Fort Collins, Colo. murdered his wife in cod blond. throw. ing her down and eating her throat with pockei-knile. The murder oc cured at noon Thnrsday. At o'cloek in the evening a mob Of GOO armed mer fook him from iail and lNnelel him.