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The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
Rosebaas Dis,ntssrst,or,

WASHINGTON, D. c, December t-Geu. sehofeld received telegram today from Gen Brooke, saying that forty lodges of Indians had left the Rosebud Agency since the removal of the camp across White River to the edge of the Had Lands, and that there are strong symptoms of disinte. grafton as about half the Indians seem to be willing to come back to the Agency ten. Brooke also says that from all he can gather as to their intentions, a majority of tho Indiana want to come back. War De tartment officers arc very much gratined st this intelligence, tending to Indicate \ speedy settlement of the trouble
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ssrarntinS tha Hossiles.

CHcAoo. nl, December a--Gen, Miles this morning received telegram from Gen. Brooke, in command at Pine Ridge Agency, saying that matters there were quiet; that the Indians had some cause for complaint with regard to the issue of rations to them, but thought he would be able to remedy the matter shortly, and meantime ho was of the hostile from the peaceful Indiaus Gen. Miles said that his departure for the Northwest would not be taken later than Monday next.
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WARRINGTON.

Mir, Bland has introduced bill for the
 issuance of more greeubacks. It is said on excellent authority that Quay has a substitute drafted which he
 will offer for the Lodge bill Senator German made speech on tho
 election bill, pointing out the danger of do
 laying other legislation for tho sake of .
 partisan measure. Represent tive Owen of Indiana is con
 fdent that Harrison will be reuominated. Leading Democrats favor the reorganiza-
 tion of the National Congressional Com
 mittce.
 Congressman Mansur's watehfulness
 saved the House from passing S6, ,000, o00 bill for land already owned by the govern
 meut.
 Republican members on the Ways and Means Committee are cautious about tecti- flying the clerical omission in the Me Kinley bill for fear 1t may bring up gen. eral debate on the taritf. The House passed the pension appropria tion bill.
 Senator Gray spoke against the election bill in the Senate. The correspondence growing out of the hiilluS ol WAS lTdusIulllcu to Congress.
 Mir. Docsery submitted statement in the House to show that there would be a | deficiency of nearly s5s,0oo, 900 in 1892. | The President appintcd Roum Id 70 | Pacheco of California to the Envoy Extra | ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to | the Central American States, vice Lansing | E. Mizner, recalled. Senator Pugh continued the debate | against the election bill. | The International Railway Commission
 met and was addressed by Secretary | Blaine
 The Senate passed the joint resolution to | issue arms to North and South Dakota, l Wyoming and Nebraska The House spent day in discussing tho | pension appropriation bill. Congressmar | Cooper excoriated Commissioner Raum. The Treasury department has decided
 that the bondsmen of the importers of the
 painting "L'Angelus" must pay Sl6, 800 | duties
 l Senator Turpie of Indiana began the do | bate in opposition to the national election
 bill
 The House passed the international copy. | right Dill
 Senator Voorhees,, in speaking on a joint resolution authorizing the issue of arms 1 and ammunition to North and South Dak ota
 attacked the Indian policy Of the admins
 tration, saying 1t would be more humane to issue hundred thousand rstions of fvod ts
 the starving Indians. | The Senate, by strict party vote, took | up tho force hill for cons liberation | New York's claims to recount were laid before the House Census Committea. I A joint resolution providing for a new
 enumeration of the inhabitants Of Brook | lyn was introduced in the House Representative Frank of Missouri. intro
 duecd bill providing for a reapportion
 ment of Congress based on tho population | as shown by the eleventh census
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
A AAO.OON Alara

CLEVELAND, O., December "A dis, astrous lire occurred at the village of Col. iinwood, five miles from here, this morn. ing. IL started at { o'clock In the rear oi Ralph Sheperd's hardware store on Main street. The losses were as follows Sheperd's hardware store, stock and build, ing, siooo, partially insured; T. J. Rentey's grocery, stock and building, &s.. oo' insured; Fred Shepherds meat mar ket, 500; T. J. Rentey's building, s4,To, insurance G,poo, building and hardware stock Of Barnard X Schane, $500, insur anoe &S0poi Post Office building, 5000; bill. Hard parlors owned by Mrs. Loy, siooo; dwelling house owned by Mrs. Smith, {ttsU.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
EplTOME OF THE WEEK
Brief Summary of the News
 for Busy Men.
NEWS ArHoME AND ABROAD
Condensed rsisgrsphic Reports of the Currsut Events of the Fast Week b America and the Ceuntries
 se the old World.
FOREIGN,

Parnell is going to Ireland and will speak tt several cities this week.
 The anti-Parnell section of the Irish party appointed council of eight to assist Mccarthy in deciding tho future action of he party.
 Runors of colossal financial frauds in the Argentine Republic arc causing dis satisfaction with tho present government among tho people.
 The Freeman's Jonrnal (Parnellitel arges Dillon and O'Brien to proceed to Paris, where it suggests another conference ,f the Irish members be held with view to healing dissentions.
 The Russian Minister of War is going to retire
 The Irish leadership Is still an unsettled question.
 Gladstone met the delegates from the Irish party in conference in London.
 England does not like the tenor of Presi dent Harrison's utterances on the Behring Sea question.
 The Portuguese hauled down the British lag in South African town without authority from the home government.
 A parcel containing 150, 900 francs was stolen while in transit between Ostend and Antwerp.
 The Mccarthy party has decided to form . G1e0,0O0 company to establish daily newspaper in Ireland to be devoted to the interest of the Nationalist party.
 The bishops manifesto condemning Par uell was read in all the Catholic churches ,f Ireland. The demonstrations held were almost unanimously in favor of Parnell. Lord Salisbury made strong anti Glad stone speech.
 The discount rate of the bank of England has been reduced.
 The discovery of new and rich gold field Is reported from South Africa.
 Seed potatoes arc to be sold on credit 10 Irishmeu in the congested districts.
 The Czar has issued an order forbidding capital punishment, except in cases where he gives his official sanction.
 The situation at London presents few new features concerning the Parnell lead ership. A conference has been held by Irish members with Mir Gladstone.
 The German Reichstag met last week.
 The land purchase bill was discussed in the House of Commons.
 Another spirited meeting of the Irish members was held to consider Parnells s casc.
 Mir. Parnell has been practically retired as the leader of the Irish parliament tary party.
 Mrs O'Shes is living quietly at Brighton.
 Scotch home rule is to be made an issue in the United Kingdom.
 Four caravans and their drivers froze to death on the steppes of Russia.
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The Arsansa. Tre.sury.

Lifr'h Rocs, December s,-Rumors ar, circulating pa the streets that State Treas ircr Wnt F. Woodruff is short tBs ,ooo in
 accounts IL is said that largo sum si money has been advanced 10 certain rarties for private purposes, and owing tt a'c stringency of the markets those par ties arc unable to return it. A reporter visited the state Treasurer, and In repl, 70 question as to the shortage Mir, Wood run said that he knew nothing of it, and that il was time enough to talk of such matters should an investigation disclose the facts to be as stated
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s-'----'------- The DtiamNtcr Fnilure.

MrADvliLK, Pa, December S--Reports continue to come in of new sufferers who have lost moro or less heavily in the col. lapse of nclamater & Co.'S bank, and { banker of the city said that cautious esti mate of the total liabilities would not be less than SS0,ooo. It may reach $500, GOO or course nothing positive is known about tae firms assets, but the most sanguine do not hopo for more than 50c on the dollar The whole city is restless aud excited Th2 merchants, even those who have not lost directly, say the damages to their trade wil be considerable. as so many private individuals had deposits in the bank
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MORE BIO FAILURES.
rwo Boston Firms Gd tadsf With
 Heavy Liabilities.

BosroN, December Q. 9.--Messrs. Whitten, I,urdett and Young, wholesale clothiers, No. Winthrop Square, have made an as signment. The liabilities are about s70o, )00. Chas Fl. Allen, president of tho l Central National Bank, and Jonathan A. Lane of Allen, Lane X Co, are the as signees. Mir. Whittcn says; "Our failure Is nothing that will affect the clothing trade in general. '. really happened about three months ago at the time of the failure of Potter, Lowell X Co. and k. Gardner, Chase X Co, and was caused partially by those failures and by tho tight money market. l do not know what the liabilities arc. There will prob | ably be meeting of the creditors Satur | lay
 Mir. Whitten has been in business for 30 years and his house has held high rank in the business community. The firm is rated , by Bradstreet at s5oo, 900 to ef, ,0o0, 600. At 1, the time of the Potter Lowell failure the liabilities were stated to be s700 900 and as sets nearly si,00o,000 It was generally ex- | pected they would fail then, as their paper had been placed wholly through Potter, | Lowell X Co. Mir. Lowell is tho son in aw of Mir. Whitten
 1 The assignees' statement is, that nc definite statement of the firms liabilities or assets can be made now but it is looked | for at the creditors meeting on Saturday A man who should be well informed ex pressed his belief that the liabilities wou Id be over million Six months ago the firm | owed that amount, but showed an apparent | surplus of SAG, 600. It does not seem prob able that the indebtedness has decreased i but rather that au increase might be looked | for The firm has always stood well in the trade, and no one has been heard to ex
 press belief other than that the failure
 is an honorable one.
 q. W. INGALLS, co ASSIGN. 1 c. W. Ingalls, X Co, shoe house, as
 signed today Liabilities 500, 900. They
 were probably the largest shoe dealers throughout Connecticut and operated 2 stores Mir. Ingalls, was unable this after noon to state what the firms assets are | He thought very likely they might equal o, exceed the liabilities, buthe did not care tC make that positive assertion until he had investigated further.
 | SILK MANUFACTURERS FAIL. PATTERSON, N. j., December io-Th
 firm of Nighteugale Bros X Knight, the
 silk manufacturers Of Patterson, N. j.
 made an assignment yesterday afternoon | to Judge Barkalow. Their liabilities art
 certainly not less than Noo 900, and theil assets, 1t is believed, amount to only about | half that sum
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
Al Daggctt Falls.

BigNtNGn.N, Conn. December & -Posta Card Contractor Al Daggett was to day dc clared bankrupt in the Huntington rrobat, Court on petition of the Manhattan Banl of New York and others. W. H. Williams, and W. \. Downs of Birmingham, wer, appointed trustees. The amount of ciaims is unknown, and but 5000 or es.ooo wa. represented at tho hearing Mir. Daggett. debts in the State will probably exceed so oN
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
Accident at Montreal.

MONTREAL, CAN, December <.-The switchmcn al the Grand Trunk Station a, Lachine this morning mstook the Western express for Lachine suburban train, and switched i. on to the wharf line. Beforu she mistake was discovered the engine ol the express train had plunged in the river. The cars remained on the trark, with tho exception of the baggage car, which hung suspended half way between the ton of the wharf ant the water, Joseph Brise, the been drowned. Tho fireman esraped N Jumping into the river No passcn ger, werc injured,
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
The ''s,sudsrd" Net tn Trouble.

Nrw Noss, December $ Henry George, IT., when questioned by reporter as tc the financial condition of tho Standard, aid "There has been no financial failure ,f the Standard. The paper Is not In debt. No paper of its kind has ever proved s ,ern'anent financial success. My father felt ths, he had too many important and pressing matters on hand to bc able to con iuct the paper conscicntiously. and this Is he reason for his giving it up. The Standard will henceforth bc the property G William T. Croasdale, and will be ed ted by him on the same lines on which ii aas hitherto been conducted Y
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
Bog ua Jury Certiflcates.

ST. PAUL, Minn., December 3.-Count, Auditor Kain has unearthed remarkabl, fraud in the County Clerks oiiice in the is sue of bogus jury certificates, the guilt, party being J. F Davis, deputy clerk who has been pocketing money by this in genious style of theft for the last four oi fvc years, his total stealings amounting ts several thousand dollars. When Clerl o'Connor discovered the robbery he Wa, so cnraged that he attacked Davis with hi, fists, and 30 disabled him that he is now ir the City Hospital, though under arrest
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
Mock Train Ditch cd.

OMAHA, Nch, December s.-An east bound train on the Missouri Pacific bel, iire was ditched at Oak Chatham, a subur ban station, al c i5 this evening, wrccking thirteen carf, all loaded with stock, many Of which wcro killed Fireman F. < Wilson, of Hiawatha, Kan, was cut in th, heal and his left arm broken. John os h6rne, of Omaha, brakeman, had hi, rigAt arm broken, three ribs broken and 2 deep cut on tho head
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
Tue New York Census.

WAsnINGToS, D. C., December 5.-The House Committee on the Eleventh Census gave hearing this morning to delega. tion from New York City who appeared to urge new census enumeration of that city, as asked for in the resolutions intro. duced in the House by Representatives Cummings and Flower, John NJ. Bowers, of New York, acted us spokesman for the delegation, and presented the claims of New York to . recount, Mir. Porter will answer Mir. Bowers tomorrow.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
\ Petit Mltn.aa Asaasain.f.a.

LAFAYETTE, IND, December 4.-John Acheson, of Odel's Corners, this county, was called to the door at o'clock this morning and shot by unknown assassins. Tue charge entered his breast, and the wound is thought to be fatal. Aeheson was an important witness in the Petit case, tes,sHing that Pct.it asked him for strychnine few days-d days prior to Mrs Petttt's death. There has been numerou. robberies in the Acheson neighborhood Fly some lt is thought he may have known tue guilty parties, and they thus tried to silence him.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
Dessitutiou In INau.n&

HoxiE, kas., December 7-Reprceenta lives of the people of this county tSheri dam met herc to day and formed an as so eiation to relieve suffering among those farmers who were left destitute by the failure of their orops Two Methodist preachers were appointed committee tc collect funds. The suffering from want of foot aud clothing is not widespread, but several families arc in great need.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
Tho Alabama Miners.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, December S.-It i. reported lcre to night that negro miners will ec put to work at number of coal wiues 10 morrow, aud that trouble witt 'to strikers is feared Several squads oi iepuiy shertns left to night for various m'Ees in tho county where negroes are tt take thc places of strikers. |, is said th. g" kels will try 10 prevent the negroes from working, and the officers have been .aGrd for ta prevent riots. Both miners
 nd operators have little to say, but there t.oins to he' general apprehension O. trGuhla
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
TIE norsE.

PINE RIDGE, $. Dak., December 3 In, tense silence and darkness prevails over our surroundings tonight High officials say we will eat but few meals this side of Had Lands. The 9th and sth Regiments will be filling the only gap (near For, Meade,l aud Gen. Miles great military circle will be complete within twenty.fo hours
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
Eva Hamilton Zoe. Free.

NEw YORK, December 5,-Jkdge Maritime to day dismissed the indictment agaius, Eva Hamil ton, Joshua Mann and Mrs. Annie Swinton, charging them with eou, spiracy tp dcfraud the late Robert Ray Hamiltogf by passing oh waif as his child, aud alAo for grand larceny. The ground on which Judge Maritime acted was tha, Mir Hamilton was dead, and tha. no con viction on the charge could be secured without his testimony.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
Natural Gas Playing Out.

SPRINGFIELD, O., Decembera 2. -Factorie, m Springfield, Dayton, Troy, sidney. and piqua, O., have been notified that they cat no longer be supplied with natural gas Private consumers will still be supplied Manufacturers at Columbus have also been Eotiiied Therc is sonie alarm that tn, natural gas wells will give out.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
\ B,rbcd-W re Trust,

CiucAGo, Ill., December s. -Reprosenta lives of the barbed wiro manufacturers O. iae United States met this morning. Mir Gates was asked the object of the meeting aud said. "It is our intention to put ul iaa prices on barb wire lc per pound ane orm trust, and we arc going right at II, n "a business like manner.n
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
OFFICERS ELECTED
7-- -7-a==-------.=--------s---- Tho frocecdtnys of Coarrsss

WAsHiSeroS, D. C., December 3-In the Senate bills are passed for the return 70 the Miami Indians of toi. 73o improperly withheld from them, and donating to Clalam County, Washington, for public buildings, the proceeds of the sale of ccr, tain public lands
 By strict party vote, on motion of Mir. Hoar, the federal election bill was taken up, aud on demand of Mir. German waa read together with the Senate substitute The Senate then adjourned.
 rug HOUSE.
 The international copyright bill was taken up by vote Of lsa to 70 The prcyi, oas question was ordered, yess foS, maya i3, and the House then adjourned.
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Ha.tlIr. Ar. Scattering.

PINE RIpeE AGENCY, S D., December s. -
 Reliable information was received here today that the Indians are stealing horses and robbing the houses north of the Chey ennc River. This coincides with the ru
 nor hore to day that tho hostile camp had broken up and the Indians had scattered
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Legal.

George" she cried. aren't you .shamed of yourself, The idea' Kiss ing me without my permission Don't you know that could have you pun ished for the theft9'
 "All right" said he, kissing her ence more. Now 1 we returned tho kiss. II yoa have me arrested tot larceny of kiss. can prosecuto yot for receiving stolou propartye'
 Both complaints were uel prussod. - Boston Traveller.
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THE MARKETS.
Prices for Live Stock and Produ oe in th.
 Principal Marts.
ST IOIrIS


 Whcat--No. red, eeId96s. Coru-No ? 8ls(d534. Oats-No, 9 4SC64SN Rye No. 2, 5l672. Butter-Cresmery 25,a 90 Butter-Choice Dairy, 22t923. Eggs, | ts2o. Chickens-Live, per n, Gta6ls Onions-Per bu., e0Cd95. Potatoes bu s0(dS5 Cattie-Choice Steers, {. 00t95 0o Hogs-3,659S.N Sheep-Natives, 4l59 41s
 NEW YORK Wheat-No. red, 1. .03(d1 1. o3is Corn-No 2, 5e095q1s. Oats-Mixed Western, 4p(aSi Cattle--S. s5(65.oo Hogs-4,loa%,4o
 CHICAGO Wheat-No, red, q5aa5}s. Corn-No ?, 52}s@521. Osts-4sis0p4Ssl. Cattle 3,s58i s. Hogs-s soa4l0
 KANSAS CITY Wheat-No, 2 rcd, s3ds4. Corn No, ? 5odl dl50H. Oats--No. 2, 44isG45. Cattle 3.6o94.30 Hogs-3. 55(a365,
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
Causo and EFoct.

Xife-''Ilave you been to seo the doctor about that pain in yonr headP'
 Husband "Ycs had talk with him this morning. He said that ] must not take any alcoholic stimul. ants"
 'How about whislSyph
 .'I was afraid to ask him for 1 dare say he would have shut down on that too
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13

The grand jury at Uniontown, Pa, failed io indict Superinteadent Long of tho ilill tArm mine for cuipable negligence
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TREASURY REPORT.

Receipts and Expcnditures-Estima mates
 for This Year and Next,
 WtsHISGroS, D. C., December 4.-The annual report of the Secretary of the Treas ury as submitted to Congress states the receipts and expenditures of the govern have been as follows:
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plus for the year Of. ,...... S52, ooo, 600 0l
 Including the revenues to be derived from tho postal services, which are esti
 mated at es, ,ooo, coo, but which, as already stated, have not been heretofore included in these tables of receipts and expendt lures, the total estimated revenues of the government for the fiscal year 1891 will be si'2, 1000, and tho total estimated ex
 penditurcs $sao, ooo, ooo, leaving an avail able surplus of tsa, o0o, ,0oo, as shown above.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-10-31

ings At the Grand Gov. Merriam will pre-
side, and he will introduce Mr.. Reed. Other
speakers will be Congressman S. p. Snider
and Gen. s. p. Jameson, of Red Wing. ALI
of these gentlemen will speak at both meet
ings, but at which meeting Mr..
Reed will speak first is not given
out as his remarks will cover
the same ground at both meetings, SO that
to whichever the public go they will be
equally we'll edited and instructed.
The impression that has been created
through the Democratic press to the effect
that reserved seats are to be given out to the
select few is absolutely false. There are to
be no seat checks, and the humblest work
ing man, whether Republican or Democrat.
is as welcome to the best seats, or the pri-
vate boxes for that matter, as the mil ion
aire. The reception at the Ryan and the
meetings are for the general public, and a
movement was started yesterday to have Re-
publicans withdraw if necessary at the
meetings to accommodate the Democrats.
The Minneapolis Flambeau club will
escort Speaker Reed to the theater at which
he is to speak and also back to the hotel.
This will be quite feature of the events of
the evening"