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The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
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Su the Senate the revenue, marine and tariH bills were under discussion.
 A bill has been intrluccd in the Senate to pension the survivors of Powell's Bat. taliou.
 In the Senate Senator Vest delivered an argument on the tariff question.
 An uninteresting session was held by the House of Representatives.
 Assistant Postmaster c sncral Clarkson has returned much impressed with the West's progress.
 The Seuate will discuss the tariff bill and the House miscellaneous matters this week
 Judge W. C. Riley of Accomack County. vir ginia, has re-entcrcd the diplomatic service
 been offered the charge of the Wocld's Fair bureau of awards.
 Secretary Blaine will. it is said, resign at au early day.
 The Post Office Committee has filed its report on the lottery question.
 Cooked census work is charged in some of the interior counties of Missouri
 The cities of Minneapolis and St. Pau will be recounted by special census agent, from Washington.
 Senator Vance made speech opposing the tarin bill
 Mir Blaine has written an ,ther letter te Mir. Frye advocating reciprocity.
 Representative Hit thinks the Behrins Sea negotiations were ably conducted.
 It is estimated the governm mt will spend s21, ,55l, ,aaa a6 moro than will be collected from all sources during the present fiscal year.
 Coleman of Louisiana ,Rep, has intro duced in the House bill establishing | national bureau of health.
 The postal telegraph bill has been SC amended as to allow the governmt line to sell press reports, market quotations election news, general news, etc
 Speaker Reed contemplates cvoking al congressional leaves of absence and grant ing no more this session except for sick ness
 Fort Smith, ark, has submitted evidence of gross erroi in the census of that city. Superintendent Porter has the matter under consideration.
 The Torrcy bankrupt bill aas passed the House.
 Commissioner Raum's oficc is to bc in vestigated.
 The bill to pension ex slaves has boon re ferrcd to the sub committee.
 Mir, .Wike made strong speech on tn, floor of the House.
 Hon. l.. W. Moore of Texas is recover ing from . recent illness,
 The House substitute original package bill passed the House
 The Lodge election bill will probably be amended in the Senate
 The Senate committee recommends a pension of sa,o0o per annum to Mrs. Ere mont.
 Tho Behring Sea correspondence tctweer Secretary Blaine and the British gove Tn ment has been submitted to Congress-.
 The proposal of Southern boycott oi Northern goods in case the Lodge bin be comes law is generally disapprovel by Southerners in Washington
 1t is announced that Mrs. Harrison's Cape May cottage was not gift, but wa paid for by the President
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
~~----------~--------- A CuATEMALAN REVOLT.
The Government vexcd with War al
 Home and Abroad.

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 GrATEMALA. July 2T.--A revolt led by Gen. Manuel Betcta and Col Salvador Arevals against President Barrillns ant his Cabinet has broken out here. The police force in the capital has been in. creased from 3e0 to 800 men, Armed sold icrs have paraded the streets both nigh, and day since Friday afternoon at [ o'clock Yesterday morning a humber of soldier. refused duty, as they had not been paid Over one hundred and eighty were march ed otY to prison.
 There is much dissatisfaction among tn. military and the great fear now is that ,hs latter will make common cause with tho revolutionists.
 The Presidents house Is strongly guard ed, no one beirg allowed in the vicinity ex cept we'll known persons The revolution ists arc gaining power every moment.
 The members of President Barrillas Cabinet have counselcd him to suspeut hostilities with Salvador and turn his ut tention to Guatemala.
 President Barrillas wants to assume tho leadership of his troops against Salvador but owing to the unsettled condition of af fairs here he has abandoned the idea o' leaving the Capital.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
Stili Exercisrd.

Nrw YokK, Juls a4.-Mr. William II. Ballou writes to the Sun repeating his complaint against the public exhibition Of cartoons of President Harrison. Every American who loves his home and his family.t Mir. Ballou remarks, ''knows that the purity of these is dependent on tho fact that we have q presidential chalr. and whoever may fill il stands to teptesert the basis of that security. Destroy the ehair and tho home must fall Is there another nation on earth which would submit to SO much as derogatory remark concerning its executive head. to say nothing of yilcly caricaturing itt What a spectacle for our boys and girls 10 witness from which to draw their first lessons in patriotism, to formulate their ideas of government by the people.f'
 Mir, Ballou also encloses a copy of the correspondence which he has just had with Attorney General Miller. Mir. Miller in formed Mir Baliou that he had uo knowl' edge of any statute forbidding the display of pictures of the President for advertis- tug purposes. To this Mir. Ballou replied stwhy not have law framed and hurried through making il misdemeamor to re. present the President and members cf his family in any way in advertisements with out permission, sui placing the penalty at not less then S,, ,Uo0r
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
o.n. knu1r Arre.,ea nr esn. nroeke.

OMAHA, Neh,, July aa.-A special from Valentine, Neb., says Gen. A. V. kautz. oi the sth Infantry, commander at Fort Niohrarst, was relieved of his command yesterday and placed under arrest by order of Gen Brooke, commander of the Depart inent of the Platte. The Immediate cause of the arrest was some correspondence relative to court martial which was held at Fort Niobrara. The report of the pro ceedings, it is said was not in regular form and was returned to Con. kanss for correction and explanation. Kaatx wrote back asking for redress of certain griev ancas, and in reply was placed under arrest. Kautx has preferred charges against Brooke.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
RADICAL ARMY CHANGES.
All Infantry Regiments trs Down to
 Eight Companies

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 23.--A most important army change Is announced in an order issued from headquarters today. It soniemriates the disbandn1ent of two com pauies of each cf the twenty five regiments of infantry, leaving only eight companies to regiment The order as issued from the Adjutant Generals office, reads.
 IMPROVEMENTS or THE ARMY, ADJurANr f,sSEhAifs OFFICE, WASHINGTON, July 2l, tsae.~ By direction of tho Secretary of War. tlfe enlisted men of Companies and K of eseh regiment of infantry will be transferred ts other companies of the same regiment, the non commissioned officers being attached for duty until vacancies oc- cur, when they will be permanently as signed to the companies where such va caucies then exist. These transfers Will be made by department commanaers and duly reported to the Adlutant General cl the army. As far as practicable the trans fcrs will be made to companies serving at the same post, aud in any event so as to involve the least practicable cost for transportation. All instructions hereto. fore given limiting the number of enlisted men for a company of infantry are hereby suspended until further orders.
 Officers on duty with Companies l aud K will he transferred to other companies From xhicu 0ulcers arr aosehs, eteaoa o's detached service or ou prolonged leave, and osficers so absent will Do transferred to Companies and K. These transfers will be made in orders from the Adjutaut Gen. erals office. The records of Companies and k will be sent to the Respective rcgi' mental headquarters for preservation n order that shey may be kept complete n the execution os this order, department commanders will ais, order such move ments of troops as will result, go far as practicable, in tho withdrawal of garrisons from posts heretofore ordered to b, abandoned.
 Bs command of Nal Gen. Scotieid.
 SsNrEL BREcK,
 Acting Adiutaut General
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
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LAWRENCE. Mass. July es Everything about the scene of the cyclone remained quiet during the night Battery c. re- lieved the infantry this morning Largo numbers of men are at work and the ruins are being rapidly cleared. Hannah Beat tic, ono of the victims, was buried yester. day. This morning the funerals of Miss Higgins, Mrs. Elizabeth O'Connell and her little daughter Mamie. and Mrs. E. Collins and little Annie F. Collins took place. Helen Cutler will be buried to morrow Some slD have already been subscribed to tho relief fund. The injured nre all doing well
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
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 The cause of the explosion is mystery, rbore are many rumors of an ugly nature, ,ut nobody will tako tho responsibility oi making direct statement. One man in sinuates that thero had been row in the louse toward the end of publication ir which the inmates had been indulging Lamps were used instead of gas, and it Is said there was no meter ih the house though 1t was supplied with gas pipe' throughout Most people, therefore, zr' inablc to see how the explosion could hay' been cause by gas. The fallon buildin' was three story tenement built in th' French flat style. The explosion blew th' entire building to the northward. Soaie 0 the furniture was blown across St. Julia' street into splinters, while the flying brick went as far as Bay street, the entir structure cotlap-ine outward on Congress | strtApt
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
President Harrison wu s~ rh.r.

Boston. Mass, July & President Harri. son has written Gov. Brackett Au auto. graph letter in which he says he hopes to bc in Boston, Tuesday 19, the day of the Grand Army parade, and, in reply 10 the Governors inquiry, states that he will e. ccpt such hospitality on the part 'ef the State as his brief stay, and the exercises of the occasion will permit A refusal for site of rooms at the Hotel vendome for the presidential party has already been ob tained by the State authorities.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

lcper has been discovered in New York
 Natural gas has been struck at Bloom ington, Ill.
 Two Chicago nrms. members of the Hoard of Trade, failed.
 "Baron' yon Katscher is writing bogus checks in the East
 The skeleton of murdered man was found near Harrisburg, III.
 The National Bar Association will meet at Indianapolis August6
 LouisiAn Is qsarantining against ar rivals from Cuba via Florida.
 The gubernatorial canvass in South Carolina has practically reached it's end. Senator Carlisle has written letter ex plainiug his vote oa the silver bill.
 Ayoung girl at Chicago was drowned while her two male escorts swan for the shore.
 There is no official record of masters license granted to Capt, We,hcrn of the Sea Wing.
 Reservation to keep mineral prospectors on.
 The Coroner's jury at New York held nr. McGonigal responsible for Annie E Good wins death.
 Squabbles over the Worlds Fair site en- danger it's proper recognition by the llli- peis Legislature. *~
 An excursion boat was run into by a Bay Line stramcr near Baltimore. Md, and several livea are reported lost
 Marquis de Leuville says he will come over here and sue American newspapers for libel. Mrs. Leslie thinks he will not
 Rev Robert Laird Collier is dead
 Gen. J. A. Early has replied to the stricturcs of Maj. ]. H. Lacy.
 A pre- historic mine has been discovered In Arizona, la miles from Prescott
 Mrs. Adam wuchter of White Hall, Pa, Las gone ia0 days without food or driuk.
 A pair of clopcrs, aged F and II years, swerc arrested by the Police at Springfield, Mo.
 Tho receiver of tho Soils X Address cir, ,us at St Joseph. Mo, has ost part of the : 1.-Two aAscta ' Returning rAttlcmen fairly took the ship cisy of Chicago, which arrived at New York wish aignals of distrsss flying be- sS1~% " ss~@<es VI SHas- 'Dr. hartscii. New York McGlynn sym tathixcr, removed from his church, preach Id hts iast sermon
 Jamca Goided, wife and three children steppcd in front of train at Grafton, W. Va. and all wcrc killed
 Rev. John F Bercley of Pottstown, Pa, has fov S0 ycars eaten only one meal day. and enioys tho very best of health.
 Je6 Loeu6, tho notorious territorial out. law. was killed by deputy marshaI while rcslsttne arrest in the Comanchc Nation.
 Mary Anderscn's inc ranch has been d. lowed togo to ruin.
 Murh criticism 10 arising over the ex. Reuditurc of the Johnstown (Pa.) flood land.
 The latest sea serpent story comes from the forcst of Illinois.
 rhc coal miners will try to enforce day of eight hours after April 3o next.
 Holshay, tho highwsyman, ia trying to starue himsch St Marquette, Mich.
 | complete change of the South Carolina congressional delegation next fall is prc. iicted
 Two brothers, Frcnchmeu, at Los Angeles, Cal, attempted suicide to escape feared arrest
 6ayess one of the Apache murderer of ShcrtR Rcynolds In Arisona, has bcen ssught Two others of the eight ere stfli st .arses
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
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cnlcaeo, lLL., July aS.-Health Com missioner wickersham thinks Texas fever has taken hold of portion of Chicago's cattle. He received word last week tha, six cows had died suddenly n the southern portion of the Twenty eight Ward. .1 immediately ordered and inves tigation, t said the Commissioner today. '.and by to- morrow think that I will be able to state positively what was the matter with the animals. The cows were no, In one herd. but belonged to different people From what can learn. think 1t was Texas fever that carried them on,
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
EPIT0ME OF THE WEEK
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FOREIGN.

Vienna ia to have beauty show.
 Henry George will visit England before returning homo.
 Armeuians in Coustantiuople revolted against the Patriarch.
 The success of the Argentine revolution. ary party is assurod.
 famine exists in the vicinity of Suakim, Egypt.
 A corner in cotton is tc,ng run in Liver pool by Amer icans
 X revolt Ia said to have broken out among the Guatem iiaus.
 Easlanl has stinencd Tarkey's back against Russia's demands.
 Columbia is said to be willing to grant concessions to the Panama Canal builders The French are preparing to push a railroad to Lake Tchad in Africa.
 Bchriug Sea matters are beginning Co arouse the wrath of En yiishmen.
 A Birmingham elopcr has been traced to America by his deserted wife.
 Emperor William is desirous of closer relations between England and Germany. English officers arc sue ce.sfully disgrac Ing themselves by means of social scandals. Scrvia's demands upon Turkey because of the murder of consul at Pristina arc causing trouble.
 Austria is worried over the announce ment that Chancellor Won Caprivi will visit the Czar with Emperor William. The French grain crops arc reported to be very poor.
 It Is charged that the boats of the Egy pt, burned at sea, were in bad shape.
 ~A rfr..- .t ,'oha, Bulgaria, are officially denied.
 Russia in note to the Sultan of Turkey Jas warned him 10 be very careful in deal ing with Bulgaria.
 Horrible cauuibalism ia reported from Cairo, Egypt.
 mob at Santiago, chili, required troops to qucll them.
 Tue Austro- Bulgarian treaty ncgotia- tions arc being kept secret
 Very rigid ccnsorship of news is being carried out in San Salvador
 An effort Ia being made to get Lord Ran. .lolph Churchill back into official life
 Another dock strike is threatening in London owing to union card carrying rules, The cession of Helieo.and to Germany was debated in the English House of Com mons.
 A flood of foreign musicians is expected 10 overrun America and England the com ing winter.
 All of the Egypt's crew. who abandoned that vessel, are reported by the Manhattan to Dc on that steamer.
 A serious political situation now exists in Spain.
 English seamen win strike to aid their Danish brethren.
 Questions of church and state are troub- ling the Costa Ricans.
 An Anglo French agreement regarding Africa has been reached
 Greeks are much worried by a reccnt Turkish concession to Bulgaria.
 The steamer Egypt, New York, for Liverpool, was abandoned at sea, on fire. The Marquis de Leuville says his failure to marry Mrs Leslie was due only to q lovcrs' quarrel.
 I.ondon's County Council is in decided ly impotcnt state.
 The exiled Grenadier Guards embarked from England for Bermuda
 Russia ia preparing her Baltic coast for rapid mobilization in an emergency.
 An Anarchistic state of affairs exists in the country about Erxcroum, Armenia
 The London Posts financial editor con. ,.idcrs the advance in silver merely transi tory.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
T.,eer.phlc nr.v.,,s,

The sister- -in-iaw of ex Gov Spraguc oi Rhode Island elopci with m electrician.
 Worlds Fair site pickering at Chicago has been ended by the selection ef site.
 Mir. wm. Ballou Is still exercised over want of respect on tho part Of tho people to the executive head of the nation
 A triple murder occurred near Hu,to. Tex.
 Good rains are reported in Texas and Kansas
 Ex-Prcsident Cleveland will visit Texas next fail
 The lottery war in Louisiana has as sumed . new phase.
 A Colorado cloud burst caused grea, damage and loss of life.
 A legal decision of interest to Forcsters was delivered in Chicago.
 An excursion steamer very nearly went over the Niagara cataract
 Miss Lisxie Long has been asleep as Mount Morris, N. i,. since July k
 A cowardiy murder wAs pcrpetrated in Williamson County. Texas
 Chicago's Farmcrs' Review figures the winter wheat crop to Do 2s..N<,sx bushels.
 Senator Hale has explained what he says are Secretary Blaine's reciprocity views James H. Dssmukes of Waco. Tex, cicped with i<yesr old girl and married her.
 A tenement house Ire in Cincinnati. O.. resulted h four deaths with two moro probable.
 X thief who used chlcroform in order to ob wcmen of their iewelry was arrested in Chicago
 A molten iron explosion at Bayview. Wis, near Milws ukce. caused much dam age to property
 Annie Goodwin. pretty working girl. was the victim of horrible murder con spiracy In New York
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
THE WORLDS FAIR SITE.
q New scheme Submitted by Pair oI
 Ambitious Men.

Ambitious Men.
 CnrcAoo, Ill.,, July 2s.-The plan of di Vision of tho Worlds Fair which will b, presented by the directors to the Legisla turs tomorrow is said to be to place or the land reclaimed from Lake Michiga4 the art gallery, the government building and another building ontaining fine electrical display--three buildings in all and use the present Lake Front grounds ss an entrance ground.
 At Jackson Park will be placed the'p machinery hall tho stock show, a r.nera' palace, an underground mining cfhin'. ' glass factory, the several Stats exn,o,sd ,d Oriental villas and such other noveter beautiful displays as may be offer on.
 Gen. Fitzsimou s, the ss ,,.s Na T. Dougipe, nrst vice. ''. tionai Association sf American inventors has submitted .new proposition for utiilz- inc tho .ate Front. Ther scheme involves ,be hu,ldng of cofferdam from Thir- tcenth s,reet 10 Randolph with concrete and stone work, making 1t safe and water tight. They then propose to pump out the water, leaving a basin containing about 300 acres of land
 This will leave ground On which the fat structures can be erected. At the water eigc the surface of the ground will he l3 feet below the water surface and grad ually slope to the shore. This new land will be approached by 10 or more subways running to the Illinois Central tracks, The t6p of the cefferdam will be 45 feot wide, and can be used for an extensive driveway The base of this structure will be S feet ih width.
 Gen. Fitzsimmons aud Dougine say they are willing to tut up the pumping works to do the work and give bonds iii the stun Of sl ,00o,ooo for the performance and main tcnance of the sauc and will furnish the clay bed which they claim to be unexcelled for building purposes, at cost of si,2s0, GOO. The proposition will doubtless be re fcrrcd to the committee on buildings and grounds
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
CIoakmahcrs Return to Work

NKw YoRK. July a4.--The cloakmakers strike was settled today and the men vii return to work in the morning Throuel the exertions of Coroner Levy m agree mcnt was reached which k satisfactory ts both parties. The manufacturers rccog nike the union and will discharge all non union men in their employ, rcserving th, right, however, to retain the American girls who are working for them. Abou, 6oo Hebrews win return to work to-mor
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
wooas.en sa Camp.

Rock lsLAxp, H., 1uiy a4--Dslegates from 200 camps of tho Modern woodmen If America. representing the States of Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois and Nebraska, met In convention here to day Resolutions were adopted expressing rc- ncwcd confidence in the order, favoring that the cases now pending in the White side County Court b, as speedily terni hated as possible, advising all camps to send delegates to the me ing at Des Moines August F, favoriag State inrisaic tion, deprecating that so much power is given to the head consul and executive council, and conaemning tho formation Of sovereign camp at Omaha as ausufpation of the name and ritual Of Inc order.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
Importing Negro Mlsers,

STRENGTHEN, Ill, July as.--Reprcsenta
 tives of the coal operators at Duquoin. where the miners are now on strike, were in the city today and secretly en. gagged about fifty negroes to go to Duquoin and take the place of strikers. Tho new men left in body last night, and il Is feared that their advent in Duquoin will cause trouble, as the men there arc in \ very bad humor, and arc only waiting for elight provocation to create distur rbance