The Forrest City times., 1890-04-12
REST CITY, ARKANSAS, SATURDAY, APRIL I2,
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The Howard. Turner feud has been set
 tied amicably in Kentucky.
 Mrs Birchall will live in Woodstock till after her husbands trial. The firm of Sistare & Sons, brokers, of New York has failed The New York Methodist conference favors the Bible in the public schools. Two.fif of tue ballots cast in Kansas
 Tuesday were voted by women. Frank Garrick eloped with his wife's stcp-daughter at Fall River, Mass. The carpenters in Chicago are on strike, and they are very restless in Boston. Tho Alaska exploring party is nearly ready to leave San Francisco on the journey. The Democrats generally gained Tues days municipal elections throughout the country. Tho greater part of the deficit of OK State Treasurer Noland of Missouri has been paid back into the Treasury. Reports apparently authentic, arc that the town of Prophctstown, H., hds boon blown away by cyclone. The cotton report from New Orleans Is published. showing movements from Sep tember to April 4 inclusive. Joseph Foucks, most desperate crimin- al, has been captured near Ashland, Wis. He is guilty of several murders. Miss Harriet E. Coffin, the New York hciress who was driven crazy by love of Kyrle Bellew the actor. has been sent to an asylum Harpcr's Ferry. Henry County, Ky. was
 almost completely destroyed by the cyclone. but tho news did not reach the outside world till few days ago. 4 railroad conductor was shorby tramps at Lina, O. | Bennett education law. At Akron, O., an i-year- old girl is dy- | ing. the victim of a tramps brutality. Tho skeleton of a murdered man was | found on an island in the Upper Mis- sissppi
 | Ramsey Alderman, a gambler. Shot Mrs. | Hess, at Bushnell, ILL, and killed himself. 1 The story that tho Adriatie deserted the ! disabled steamer City of Paris is denied Daniel E. cnlham of Alton, H.. died 1 from the effects of wound inflicted hy Il l burglar A band of young thieves. dime novel readers, has been broken up at Charleston, w Va X peculiar death of Edmond Calkias, at | Elkhart, Ind, has caused suspicion of | murder
 | Chicago's police arc m1eh pukkleilin tho
 Rowland poisoning case by the stories of ! the poisoner. | In quarrel over girls smiles n, Hen dcrson, Ky. James Wells, i6. shot and killed Eugene Cornell, two years older. l The news from the Hooded districts shows little change, In some sections the | situation is improving in others it is grow | ing worse Dr. Joseph Leidy. president of tho 1 Academy of Science of New York. as the
 result of experiment, says keeiy the in | ventor. has discoverai n new and wonder | fui force w. S Darling of John T. plammer X | Co. of New York Is supposed to he in Canada, and has with him the secret of tho failure and the disappearance of q ,ooo.
 ooo of the firms money. 1 Pincknoyvile ll suffered from q ss1. .9o l fire.
 | Moonshiners in Rowan County. Ken. 1 lucky, arc killing alleged infprmers Eastern men of letters discuss the pepu- Fire destroyed the old Greeley homestead 1 at Chappaaua, N. Y, l Tho school book lobby k accused of at tempted bribery at Dos Molnes. l Construction work on ths Durango. Rico railroad of Colorado has commenced. | The Rhode Island gaberna,osial election
 has hean ,howa into the I.egtslaturs l Contributions 10 the louisville, Ky. 1 cyclone fund have reaehed the sum of 1 si0,ooo
 | RoSt Mccoy and Wm. Hicks, eolorei. 1 were hanged at Honervilge. Ga 1 A disastrous fire 0 enrrcd at unioa City, | Tom Narrow escape from burning of the
 entire iowa
 At Egg Harbor City. N j., lunatic Geo. | Lang fired his house and was burned in it. An exciting struggle with would be
 diamond thief topG place In tbe Palmer | House, Chicago
 Murat Hlsteah says he has not severed connection with the Cincinnati Commercial l Gazette.
 l A heavy yelled woman shot at Memphis | clerk who, she says, s,had formerly assaulted
 her.
 In the Ontario Legislature resolution l favoring Canadian. American reciprocity is l being discussed
 Miss Shipley, the ailcgei shop-lifter in | Philadelphia, has proyci to ba wealthy | lady of Staunton, Pa.
 The situation of the flood districts is
 s,il serious, but tho people there protest 1 against free raiioas.
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