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LESS INSTEAD OF MOEB.
The Governor OF Virginia CorrOOts n Mis-.
statement About the Coupons.

The Governor OF Virginia CorFeCts Mis-.
statement About the Coupons.
RICHMOND, Va, May 18.-Governor
Lee was asked Yesterday II hc had seen
the published statement made a day or
two ago that Notwithstanding the Gov.
ernofs crusade against tho coupons
about $lO0,OOO more coupons had forged
their way into tho State Treasury this
year than last. The Governor said In
reply that the statement 10 which his
attention was called .is erroneous. 1.-THE
tax payments have not all been reported
yet, but / think ! can confidently state -
said the Governor, iron information In
my possession, that there will probably
be about 5000, 900 less paid In coupons
instead Of $lO5,0OO more this year than
last and that tho crusade, 10 II Is termed,
has saved tho State many thousands ol
dollars. Tho result has been In accord.
ance with my expectations, for | knew
the great majority OF the people only
wanted 10 clearly understand tho con.
ditlon Of atIalrs, and determined they
should be 90 informed and not have 10
rely alone on tho statements oi the
coupon agents."
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Tho United brethren Conference.

York, Pa, May 16.-Blshop ]. Dick.
son presided over the United Brethren
Conference to-day. A message of greet.
ing was adopted to be forwarded to Pres.
ident Harrison. ]. W. Weaver, DID,,
]. Dickson, DID,, and r. D. Keppart,
DID,, were reelected general bishops.
Rev.J. w, Holt, DID,, was elected Pa.
Ciilc Coast Bishop. Rev. T. L. Keppart
was elected editor OF the Religious ftle.
scope, and Rev. Mr.. Drury was elected
assistant editor. The conference decided
to establish church quarterly, whose
editor shall also 10 assistant editor OF
Sunday school literature.
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WqRCEsrER, MASS, May 10.-The
Worcester theatre was discovered to be
on ilre shortly after three o'clock this
morning and was totally destroyed.
The fire apparently started in the rear
Of the building, near the stage. Rxplo.
slons followed each other In rapid sue.
Cession and in a short time the roof fell
in. The Bay State Hotel stands in close
proximity and Its rear wall was blistered
and was only saved by heroic work by
night by Lewis, Morrison & company.
Mf. Morrison places the Gompany's loss
at Sl1, 900, including costumes.
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SAN Francisco, May l6.-1t is assert.
cd that the New York Sugar Trust has
made oyertures to the California Anti.
Trust Sugar Refinery within the past
few days TO raise It's prices, but without
the desired effect. Yesterdays prices,
based on granulated sugar, are quoted
by the Trust at 81 cents. Last Friday
the California refinery antitrust quoted
Its prices at Z cents, and has maintained
that rate ever since. Tho half.cent differ
ence IN the prices oil the Two CONCERNS
causes jobhefs in trust sugar to vince
considerably.
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Tube Workers Etrike.

PITTsBuRoH, PA, May 16.-The EN-
ployes Of otLSpweld and Butweld depart,
montS Of the National Tube Works com,
pany, at McKeesport, Pa, struck to-day
for an advance in wages Of ten per cent
Two thousand men are out. The EN-
ployes Of the galvanizing and rolling de.
partments also threaten 10 Join The
strikers. About O,0O0 men are employed
In this plant,
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loSroS, MASS, May le.-At to.day's
session oftho American Baptist Mission.
ary Union reports from Burmah, China,
and were accepted. The report OF the
Committee on European Missions shows
progress far in excess OF reasonable
hopes, The entire membership in
Europe Is 09,14l; number Of baptisms
this year, 4,07l churches, GA,
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Can bc no Comproml,o,

NEW YoRK, May 16,-The representa-.
tiveS Of tho copper mines, who haye
bOen in session at the Hotel brunswick,
have concluded their conference. The
only result attained appears 10 be the
fixing of the price Of Lake copper al l2
cents per pound. The only delegate 70.
naming at the hotel this afternoon
stated that no step was taken toward the
acceptance Of any proposition from the
European stockholders IN tho copper
syndicate. All hopes OF q compromises
lave been abandoned.
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EIGHT INJURED.
A Serious wrOCk on the Pittsburgh, Wiz
giRia 8 Charlestpn IpIlr0ad.


Einia 8 Charleston IleIlroad.
PIrTsRpRnH, Pa May 46,-A wreck
on the Pittsburgh, Virginia 4 Charles.
ton railroad near ormsby, a suburb OF
this city, at 8 o'clock this morning, re-
suited in the injury Of eight workmen,
three of them seriously. The names are
John yhrse, aged 40 years, head badly
crushed, will probably die, married /;
John Feeter, aged rs years, both lego
broken and injured internally, believed
to DO fatally hurt; William Rearden, leg
crushed and hurt internally, very seri-
Gus; Daniel Morris, conductor, cut and
bruised; Thomas Hackin, arm mashed |;
Delaney, shoulder broken. Two others,
whose names could not be learned, were
bruised and cut. The accident was
caused by the freight train backing out
Of a siding on which the work train was
standing. a gang Of nearly 100 men,
mostly Hpngarians, were on tho train
aud the escape OF tho others Is consider.
ed remarkable. a number OF cars were
badly wrecked.
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Pension. for tl,S san,oN victims.

WAsnlSoroN, D. O., May iO.-Appll.
cations lot pensions arc beginning 10
come IN at tue pension Office from the
widows and dependent relatives Of
oIllcers and men who lost their lives In
lhe recent naval disaster al Samoa. Tho
widow OF Captain SClioonmaker, Of tho
Napda!ia, He'd her claim iOw days ago,
2hg 2ihg y las been submitted 10 tho proper
ulSiSlOn Tor allowance. Her pension
WIZ amount to $50 4 month. To-day a
c9lorcI woman, whose son was EN-.
lloycd on one Of the Lost vessels, up
peaIcd at the pension office and hl6t
iu,,. i,u. Vialm ior q pension, She will be "
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Itenluohy IlAoss,

1loyisvlLtE, May l8.--There was q .hlg
attendance At Churchill Downs to-day
and good racing, The track was still a
little heavy. The weather was fine.
First raCe-A i ages, one mile, Comedy
wonj time l!43l.
Second tace-KenLucky oaks, three
year old allies, II mile, Jewel Ban won
time 2,4i,
Third faCe-selling, I iurlongs, Ola.
NOR won Time 1871,
. Fourth tace-selltng, 4 iutlcngu, Lena
Han won time l,07.
EliIll faos-sslliRg, 7 iurlOngD, Maori
won time 1901,
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INDIANAPOLIS, May 15.-Thc third
days session Of the Supreme Lodge
Knights Of Honor was devoted to the
hearing Of reports from the committees
and tho election OF officers. The cleo.
tion resulted as follows; Supreme Dlcta.
tor, A. y. Savage, Lewiston, Maine
Supreme Vice Dictator, SAMUEL Klots
Newark, n. j. Supreme Reporter, D, +,
Nelson, St. Louisj Supreme Trustees, Z
A. Pennington, Philadelphia; Judge
0key Johnson, West Virginia, and Ed
nlnd X. Bacon, EaSton, 3. @.
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a Carll,t Consplracy.

MADRID, May 10 The Public Prose.
cutor at BllbOa is conducting an inquiry
concerning the recent demonstration At
the Jesuit University at Bilboa. II n
stated that the students and faculty Of
the institution are actively advancing
inc interests oi tho cause OF the pref
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Not Guilty Of man Robbery.

tEtp10F OISVucNI0 NC INEtNVltNofT'
CHARLEsToN, W, VAa May l6,-The
time OF the United States Circuit Court
has been occupied during the present
week in the trial Of Turley Kinder, who
was charged with robbing registered let,
ters while carrying the mail between
Racine, Boone county, and Brownstown,
AT noon to-day the jury brought In a
verdict Of not guilty.
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sr. PAUL, MiSS, May iO,--A scheme
is being perfected for long distance tolO.
phOning, which contOmplales tho con.
iiGCLlon by telephone Of 81 PAU, Minnie.
apolis, Omaha, 81 Louis and Kansas
Oily with each other, and with the East
through Chicago. II was for this pur'
pose tho Bell Telephone Company re-
Gently increased its Oapllal plpCk, Chi
Cago and Milwaukee arc now being
brought into connection, The east i
alf0aly provided, and tho rest ot The
clISuit, which YIN be ior bublness only
VII DO ihwotklng Order as soon ~ posi-
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The Atlnlsisf 10 turkey.

WARRINGTON, DO, May lO.-sOlOmon
Hlrsch, Of Oregon, who was to-day apt
pointed Minister TO Turkey, 10 a pfomlt
nent business man Of Portland. He Wal
Q leading candidate for the Senate from
Oregon at tho last election, and lacked
but one vote Of securing in election
tnally giving way 10 Senator Mitchell
alter long struggle. ~ --I-
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STRUCK for Union wages,

PlTrsRuRan, Pa, May 1O.-Tho EN-.
ployes Of the Solar Iron Works recently
Joined the Amalgamated Association ol
Iron and Steel Workers, and to-day
struck for union wages. The mill has
been non.nnion for eighteen months
Nearly all The departments were idle To-
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ASHLAND, Wis, May 1O,-raSsenVorS
on trains arriving in this city last night
report from three to Eve inches Of snow
all over Northern Wisconsin and Nilchi.
gan. -Four inches fell al Ptalt, WiS.
and from three 10 Eve inches arc feportl
Cd all along the GogebeC range.
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A, P, GoRMAN,
II, nj, LANAHAN,
MR, ooRNAN mas NOTHING TO SAY,

The Board was longer in session than
for any time during the past two years
and did not adjourn until fifteen minutes
Of 2 o'clock. On his way out OF the
building, Senator German was stopped
and asked Is he desired to make any
statement In reference to the subject
discussed or the action taken by the
Board, He said he did not and had ex.
pressed at the meeting all he desired 10
say, The Senator was reminded that
after the last session he had made a
statement. To this he replied that
although he did, he felt he was justified
by the publication Of resolution
offered by him, but in general he did
not comment upon action by the board
or speak in reference to Its action except
In the meetings,
The question about the Mount Glare
shops did not come up, and no superin-
tendent was chosen for the eastern lines
Of the system. Mr.. 0dell will relieve
Vice President King Of those duties un-
til a superintendent Is chosen,
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Aha ilts,Ssry Ii ,,T,oaa,.

GRAND RGribs, Micn, May lo.-An
EngliSh syndicate Il negotiating for tho
purchase o. seven brOSStley in this city
and one In Muskegon, and have an
agent mere arranging details, TheptICeS
gwen Will aggregate SiOO,OO0,
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A Royal iIetro,l,aI

ViESNA, May 1O.-The betrotbsl ~
thS Afch;Duclless Marguerite CletneS.
sIne " Of Austria, 10 Prince Aibeit n
Ihurn and TaxlS, has been pfoclSimpI
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A wiz bahama.
Atenoo Nn.,

,nidt MI !. A. N. Cox, a Duluth manutsc.
" sI'er ~ iprootnS y practical pToinoior
n mattitnony, He has aSpopSseJ 10
on an tbS tybpSiUyes SsySs J ihat al who are unmarried
~ ,ni,sas sag ltst Of next month viii be ilB.
sivaSss isSsu yllle allWhO are married will be
slVeh ss hlghet wages, PoFhabs Mr., Cox
wsnw s,au. 70 increase thOconBnIlitlon oiLlB
~ Ass. NJ. Unmarried people have no usO
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Hen,oyctl IN Death.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1G.-ool. Fred.
eriCk Gerker, Collector Of Internal Rev.
enuO for this district, died this morning
oiapopleEY Mr., Gerker has been under
the care Of physicians for the past two
years, but had been at his Office up To
Irunatlav Last
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Gam llnnhnii 1..Ls.n " i,.i,n.

q, WAsItiSOroS, u. O., May lB.-The
li9n. Samuel ], Randall took advantage
VI Me pleasant weather 10 take q drive
hls morning, He expresses himself %
feeling well, and his appearance Cotrob.
GRATED his assertion.
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ThS 0raye,Snd Ilnssa,

NEw YoRK, May 1O.-The track at
GravesOnd was in fine condition to-day
and the weather was fair.
1'lntraCs-9mlle, ,Tipstafrwon In / :l6i,
Second iaCe--1 miles, Bessie June
won In li67i.
won In l,4Si.
Iliih neO-l mile, rrbano won ia
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A Anrnr lllnn... n,..

LoSDoN, May iO,-In ConSeouepco n
the t prevailing llgh prices Of raw iV Stiva,, y,
cIessG SIv large refinery In GteenoCk has been
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sr. pErERSDvpa, May 10.-rhe Sinh
has has arrived at 1ialS and Is stopping al, at
the imperial palace there. He was en-. NJ
Enthusiastically welcomed on his arriy0,
q ana at night the city was illuminated n n
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slnnn NInsnn.l strilIs isnh.h.

plTrSDuRuu, May 1O.-The strike Of
the stone masonS Of Pittsburgh and ALE.
gheny has been settled by an agreement
10 arbltrate, Pending arbitration, the
men have resumed work at the old
WnRpH,
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TUE GuBERSATORIAL CONTEST.
Argument on the Motion 10 0uash Judge
Flsming's sNOtlcs-ReRding DISPOSITIONS,
Spteidl DtSpdleh 10 me IRleli1eReeT,

bfttfeAf tSsst'Nsefs " w @''Ff-''s-''FNF'
CHARLESTON, W, YAo May l6.-The
time of the Legislative joint committee
on the gubernatorial contest was occu'
pied this morning in hearing additional
by Col, ], W, st. Clair and
Hon. W, P. Hubbard on the motion
made by General Goa's counsel to quash
Judge Flemlng's notice Of contest. The
committees decision has not yet been
rendered. This afternoon the reading
Of depositions from Barbour county was
Fag1 med
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BOulAnEsrlD DauFhter Ilelro,..,

PARIS, May l8.-It is btatod ,ho.
General BoulangetS second daughter r
Is betFothed to tho son Of the Countess
sStl Sanios sl'''F'in'law Of the ox.King Of
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us Jn.uits.i Tia Veterans.

BosroS, May iO,-GenOral s, o. Law.
renee Post No. 90, GA. r., Of MedtOrd,
has adopted resolutions inStruCung the
Adiutant 10 return 10 Rev. ], r, Abbott
lie application for membership ~ q Con'
trIbntory member, with ils accompany.
ing fee, Mf. Abbott, on Easter Sunday,
Id the course Of a sermon, reflected very
severely upon Grand Army vetefat1l
and made the assertion that "morO men
owed their disabilities 10 whisky from
the suffers tent than toshot and bhell'
lie allp alluded 10 them a. "whlsky
SCARED and tnRlmed veterans"
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Death ~ 4 t,.s,,,... .-;,. ,,.,..-.

wIIIIss,,IlS wRIIHIIs,lS May iO.--prlnco Frederick
1iIiIian oiian q Hanan son OF tlle OK. iiIector
Ol hesse, died AZ lIlesbach yeSloElnV,
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AK permlSslon Of a pcnutlous man to
,.hlteIWeW him for the benefit Of some
vlnih,,fitable w, object and tho chances are hs
Will not give assent,
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ments Of the business OF the company,
with a view to such revision and econo,
mics as may be safely established with.
service,
Respectfully submitted,
DECATUR H, MILLRR, Chairman,
WM. H, BLACKPoRD.
j, WILLcox BRoWN,
7, NJ. LANAHAN,
u HnpuAN

The undersigned beg leave TO say to
the board, that while econCurring fully in
the within report, they deem 1t right
that they should say that they do not re,
gard the report as full as It should be in
all particulars, nor as specific in its
recommendations; and they therefore,
reserve TO themselves the right here.
after, il they deem II necessary, to make
further communication to the board
touching these matters,
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echool.mistress -''Edward, give me
Tie definition Of Oxeayate,n Edward
"Excayalc, 70 hollow OUT. School.
miBlfess-"Giye me . sentence contain.
Ing the word" Hdwartl.-''I hIt Bill,
and he exCayated, d,"-Haptr't BaidF,
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-07
When Baby vas sick, we gave her CAstoeiA, When she was Child, she cried for Castoria, When shs became Mss, she olung to Castoria, Whsn ahs had Children. sAs gave shsm castoria,

Mir W. F. Adams is now soliciting subscriptions. advertisements and il- lustrations for the history being pub lished by us. You should subscribe literally, because it will be no small af- fair. and no cheap concern. You have not been called upon for any consider able amount of money to advertise this county. It needs advertising exten- sively. It must be advertised. We have made the prices so low that every body can afford to get copy of the book. Those who are able are expected to send them abroad. An illustration showing your home, or farm, or stock or a portrait of yourself. with biogra phy, will he inserted at fair rates. As to advertising we expect every business house in town to be represented in its pages. A card inserted in this book will be lasting advertisement in the homes of the people referred to almost daily. There are many reasons, cer- talnly not unknown to the people. why this enterprise should receive the hearty endorsement and encourage ment of all citizens. It will be benefi- eial to you personally, and by advertis- ing the county. You will regret it. if you fail to patronize it. We do not ex- pect to make money out of it. If we get enough subscribed to pay for the work. we will be satisfied.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-07
Special Notice.


 On and after December lst, 1889, the undersigned will positively refuse to cell meat on credit. The reasons that have brought us to this conclusion xre obvious-long accounts past due, live stock cash, and business does not justify, and we cannot afford to keep a man expressly to keep our books. We have decided to keep tickets, good for ten and twenty-five cents. These will De sold, in lots. on thirty days time. Unless you buy tickets you must pay cash on delivery of meat, etc. Special inducements will be given those who pay cash in advance for tickets, buying ls many as dollars worth. We hope our customers appreciate the situation, and understand 1t, and that they will govern themselves accordingly. We will positively treat all alike, and can do no other than cash business. We moan to. and will. justify cash trade. Thanking you, we fnvite you to come and trade with ns on this basis.
 Respectfully,
 GRoBMYER X BLESSING.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-07
PALESTINE PARAGRAPHS.
Newsy Notes from the e.cond Lare,
 Town In the County

Newsy Notes from the e.cond Largest
 Town In the County.
 0ur town Is not on "A boom but Is improving right along aud will soon be tho second town in the county.
 Col. Joseph Mctiowan has bought Banks Wilkinson < Co.'S Gin aud will soou move to town.
 Mir. Louis Moore has bought an interest iu tho Wheel gin and expects to move to town. Ranks. Wilkinson X Co. bought the Littic land last week.
 Dr. stayton ~ill leave for Scarcy soon Ills move will bc great loss to our town.
 NIT. C. N. Wilkinson IS making his arrange meuts to xu to Cat Island next year to take charge of n plantation his firm leased.
 II. <. Martin moved into his new house las, week.
 W. s. Martin, who was shot at Hernsndo . short tune ago, is over with hls brother. Hc is getting on ilne.
 Mir. fly. Banks spent few days in town this week.
 Mir. B. D. Williams. of Little Rock, was in town few days.
 am in favor of tho get together " plan and am glad to see you urge it. Let us get to gethcr. by all means. REx.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-07
THE DADDleS' DOlNoS.
What the City Council Accomplished at
 Tucsdsy Nights 6eoti4g.

Peripatetic Purveyors Prodded-The Dog Law sh~lvsd-More Street Lamps.
 The city council met Tuesday night in regular session in the office of k. J. Williams.
 Mayor Rollwage being absent and Recorder Brown declining to preside, Alderman Izard was chosen mayor pro tenn. and called the council to order.
 Roll-call showed the recorder and all the aldermen present.
 Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
 The reports for November of the re corder and fi,,rshal were read and or dered filed. The marshal's report showed only four arrests during the month.
 Alderman Cole. from the committee on streets and alleys, reported only three days work done on the streets l during the month of November, the inclement weather being the cause of | the poor showing. | The committee on claims reported that the claims of T. B. Tatum for l three dollars and l.. J. Pugh for six | dollars, witness fees in the Rafferty case, were in regular form and recom- mended their payment. No subpoena had been issued for J. D. Cornett, and his claim for twelve dollars was re- l jected.
 Alderman 1zard, from the special committee to negotiate the purchase of
 Mrs. Ellis a portion of her lot for street purposes. reported a satisfactory settle mcnt and the signing of the deed con | veying the land to tue city. | On motion of Alderman Stone the same committee was instructed to re- cord the deed, pay the money to Mrs. | Ellis. etc.
 l On motion sufficient amount of city script to bring fifty dollars in cash was ordered issued, the money to be | paid to Mrs. Ellis at once. | An ordinance WAS introduced and | passed it's first reading taxing all ped dlers, hawkers and auctioneers sl00 for the privilege of plying their voca- tions in Forrest City.
 At this junetnre Mayor Rollwage en- | tered the council chamber and took the ! chair.
 On motion the council returned to the fourth order of business and the mayors report was read and ordered
 filed.
 | After considerable debate the pro-
 posed dog law was laid upon the table
 Alderman Cole moved the purchase of twelve additional street lamps
 Alderman Baugh thought six lamps would supply the present demands. and
 moved a reduction to that number. l The mayor stated that l.. Rollwage
 X Co. would pay for one lamp, to be l placed at the corner of their building,
 If the city would keep 1t in order, and
 Aldermen Baugh amended his motion
 to read seven lamps instead of six, and
 in this form the motion passed. l Alderman BaH-h moved an appropri.
 atlon sufficient to pay the members oi
 the council for their services. Carried | CLAIMS.
 The following claims were presented ! and prraraI ,,ut5.