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The Forrest City times., 1890-11-22
FORREST SATURDAY

TLe namber of soals taken during the seasow in Bearing Sea was Sg, ,547
 J. D. Kaufmann of Elkhart, Ind, claims to be an inspired prophet.
 Fabulously rich gold discoveries arc rc- ported in Lower California. Wm. F. Roberts of Lincoln, Neb., was found dead in bed by h,s wife.
 An angry crowd came near dealing roughly with policemen at Leaveuworth.
 It is said that lceman OSul!ivan has made confession of the Cronln murder.
 Gov. Francis has signed Annie Baxters commission as Clerk of Jasper County, Mo
 Gov. Francis has issued requsition on der of Burlington.
 The overland express on tho Southern Pacific went over a trestle in Dragon. Four men were instantly killed and many injured,
 The Thurman banquet, which took place at Columbus, O., TAuesday night, was the most notable event ot it's kind over given. One thousand Of the most distsugu shed citizens of the United States were as sembled to do homage to the sOld Roman Addresses were delivered by Allen G. Thurman, Ex- Prosiieat Cleveland, Con. Tom Ewing, Don NJ. Dickinson, Congress- man w. c. P Brecklnr.dge, Congressman Outhwaite and others Judge Thurman announced his absolute and uuequivocal withdrawal from public life.
 Robert Kidd died in Texas at tho age of 1l6 years.
 Iowa Is to have school to teach young dairymea how to milk.
 A Kansas Republican figures out chance for Ingalls, return to the Senate. Judge Sandels of the Arkan sas Supreme Court died at Fort Smith.
 An opium ieint kept by boy and fro quensod by boys, was raided in San Fran. cisco.
 The Farmers Alliance is aiming 10 com binc tue South and West against the East
 Tho suicide Of Seiby Jones at Kansas ( ty was due to tho exposure of his dis. honesty.
 Burlington, tho murderer of Sheriff Crsmer at Boonville, Mo, has been recap ,ured
 Both constitutional amendments sub. mittcd to the people of Kansas are cer- tainiy defeated.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-22
Tslextaphia Hreyitlss.

Tie onicial coaa. n South Dakota gIves the Lagis sai,.re tp the Democrats defeat Ing senator Moody. R.
 C Mckay, elected Jajse of one of the most smportaat ctrcults in kansas bY the A's.aaee, Is hot a lawyer.
 Tho crisis in the psn.c has passed Gould is sad % hase sesafss csatfos es Ina uaion Parlfc road as result
 Mss Nellie Braahsu. a years o.l and ou'y 2s snshes hsAst, is 10 marry m unu- sla..y ,a.. man al psrss, Ms. where che Avea
 The board of direesnrs of lhe Adams Ex- rrcss Company has decliei not to allow the lottery to ase iheir service
 Gen. Palmer addressed ths Head Camr Of the Modern woodnen at Springfield, l.l.
 Senator Pe,iigrcw. who voted against the Mckinney bus, isa cardida'e for the Republican nomlnstlon for Vice Presidcnt
 Mir Scott of Newfoundland. in speech st St Johas, declared that England nust rectify tho wrengs os tho Province. or tho esflRsns would ssccsie
 The senatorial nrht ln Kansas prouisee 10 be aa Interesting one
 Tue Geuti,es stali as homo and loss tho Tsrsltoy q vtah so " Nesnosa
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-22
PARNELL O'SHEA CASE
A Verdict Returned in Favor
 of the Plaintiff.
NO DEFENSE BY PARNELl
The Court Grants Captain O'shea . De. cree of Divorce. with Costs and the Custody of the Younger Chit
 dren-- One sided.

LONDON, November is--The evidence for Capt !O'Shea in his suit for divorce with Charles Stewart Parnell as co raspondent was concluded yesterday Neither Parnell nor Mrs. O'Shea appeared and no defense was made. Very shortly after they had received their instructions, fiom the court tue jury rendered the.i verdict It finds the respondent, Mrs, O'Shea, to have bscn guilty of adultery a, ,egei, and dismiss the counter-chsrgc oi conn.vance h the cri,nc made by Mrs O'Shea against her husband. A decree oj divorce. with the costs of tue suit and the custody of their younger children, there fore, Is awarded to the petitioner, Capt OiShea.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-22
EpITOME OF TIE WEEK Brief Summary of the News
 for Busy Men. NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD Condensed Telegraphlc Reports of the Current Events of tho Past wsek
 h America and the Countriss
 of the old World.
NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD
FOREIGN.

Another peasant rio. occurred near Moscow
 Berlin is thronced with consump,ives seeking relief from Dr Kooh.
 Thirteen persons wero lost at sea ofr tho Dalmatian coast.
 Three Nihilists, including one woman, ave been condemned to ds ath at St. Peters. burg.
 Sir George Hamilton of the Admiralty says that inc Serpent disaster Is the price England pays for marine supremacy.
 Capt. O'Shea has been granted divorce ,n the grounds of adultery. It is sad that Paruell and Ms O'Shea will marry Parne'i urgee ali members of the parIia- mentary party who possibly can do so to be ir their seats when Parliament reas. i, semhles
 Prof Eoch's remedy is to be called para. tolod.
 Boulauger is to become an editor.
 The loss of the Serpent has laid desolate many English households
 Interest in Dr. Koch's consumption euro does not abate in the least
 The marriage of the Princess Victoria win be the social event Of the week at Berlin.
 England Is aroused against tue Admir- aity for the Serpent disaster.
 Prot Koek has made public the method of treatment in h's new cure for cousump- tiom. He describes at length the results of experiments upoi patients. The method Of obtaining the lymph Is not as yet given out
 Sweden has withdrawn financial support from the Congo Free States.
 Russia is pleased at the kindly reference to tho Czarewitch in Salisbury's speech.
 The crew of tho cruiser Serpent nun. eered l16. An admiralty investigation will be instituted.
 Capt Casati. tao Italian explorer, in his new work on Africa, styles tho Free States hot.bed of vice
 The trial of the Irish conspiracy case snded In refusal to proceed by the de lendaats owing to the 3cisions
 The swora statement of Asaad F'errau, he int rpreter, and au interview with Mir, Boany of the Stanley oxpsditiou, give minute details Of the mur le. of slave grl in Central Africa to gratits the nor. 
 oe found on page 5
 Prof Koen's consumption euro will bo made public this week
 II. Nj. $. serpent went ashore of Cape Finisterre Monday aud ais lives were lost
 Tho Prussiaa Dot has assembled Em peror William ia his speech declared the relations of Prussia as peaceful.
 An English syndicate will endeavor to secure reciprocity treaty Datween Cuba and America, aud will then engage in manufactures in Cuba
 Fifty-hve peasants have been drowaei in Austria
 The Glars brother Is insane and re- covcry is impossible
 A local rebellion has broken out in the capital of Honduras.
 Delaney, one of tho phnaix Park mur. derets has been parsioued
 The French Chamber of Deputies has decided against the tax on titles
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-22
Baitossng far a s.astsr.

CHsYrSSr. Wro., November IF = I'd joint session the Legislature tack two bA. lots fer United States Seuator as a col league for Judge Carry. No choice 10 aul,ed from this preliminary sparring. Beck. Democrat, had niue votes mora ihaa any Republican. John W. Hoyt led the iat ter with eight. Nexs came Meldrum, Mo cormse. Merrill and Ramsey. with siz each. Then Foose. Msysrs Brown. Kcl- logs. Richards snd Mann. Now that the tasoriss soas have been complimenssd. ths Assembly will set down 10 bus;ness. Ina hstiias ss 2 to tast Gov wsrrsa wiu be usned
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-22
PEACE RElCNS.
Sanchez Captured and He and His Lead
 CTS Are shot,

NHnthea NnptufeW anH He md HIS LcNU-
 CTS Arc shot.
 TEarcteAtrH, II nduras, November, l5 Presldcn. Basrau having over pigh, mounted battery of guns trained on the barracks wGere Sanchez aud lis remaining troops aud leaisrs were cornered. opened fire this morning aud battered the walls Sd badly that soetie was tue only resort. Death was sure Id any case snd tho des. aerste men sa led out. A despeFa.e hand. to hand struggle ensuea, in which most oi the rebels were x.fe,i. Sanchez and hls leaders W re captured aud after a br;c. tune for prayer shot. Peace now reigus md the eosqaeree Is ia complese posses sicn of the Capital
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-22
9-s--5a----Fs -T7=--s----- NO IMMEDIATE DANGER.
Haj. Gen. Miles Dess Not Apprehcns
 IfnIhI.

asl. Gen. stlies Docs Not Apprehcnd
 Trouble.
 WssuISuroS, November i7-Gen. Scho, field fhis morning recelyei letter from Maj Gen. NJ les stating that no immediate danger of trouble with tue Sioux Indians Is apprehendsd The Indians. he stated, arc still inlalgIng tn their war dances and looking for tue coming of the Messiah. The date of the Messiah's arrival, as fixed by the Italian prophets, has been post poncd several times and Is now fixed as December No date is specified
 IL is thought that lhs failure of the Mos siah to material 70 will result in an amost total collapse of sAe influence of the Indian prophets and that the Sioux will then re, sume their peaceful avoca,lons.
 Gen. Rneer Is making tour of tho agencies iu the Sioux Nation, and bis presence has aided in naettying the would he hostiles. Gen. RHver will remain with tho Sioux Indians duriug the winter anI keep he War Department advised as to their fce.ia9s aud intentions.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-22
Tn Psase nar sf.s.nre.

CuicAao. H., November ia--Tse Hs,ti. more lin Plate Company which wss ineor pcrA,cd at Springfield to day. Aes pur. chased ioe acrss of iand as Parkridge, and st ss sad will he naaking tin plates aad tn uusrusils senersliy as sns,n as expeditions work can erect sassah:e buildsnss for the purpose The iprorrorAsors cf the ccm. pAny decline tn rive the uAmss of iheir principais IL has hesu stsied shss ,hia Inacaso un plato mAnufsctory is one of etArted hetwoea nov Ind spviaa under the ousptcee oi on tmmenss Philadelphia svn- eicAte made ID lerge'y of JoAn D. Rocko. folies cd 3eAa Wansnahoe
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-22
n.. o.sali..sn cnar....a.

Jeilxr, Ill, November fs The bc'.e that o'SulIlsan, the Croain prisoner, ha. squea.ed is general here. Tho rssson as signed for the slensa; is tha: in case O'Su, livan got out he we.sid me es the same fa,. cf Csonin Inside of slsse days The alsei pine of the pt ssoa k also iaso'erd, as n the ease of tue ( an na.t;ael carvicts cb 'a'ninT mnnev rom cusslaers with pro visions and ett srs taros ga secieS nesni and bslyins up officers. The mas~ s,rrun ous tie slea.~.s sha htmer grsws tho ue.sci that il is true.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-22
A WArnlnr.

WAsurxcroS. D. C., November is The wreck of the Brisish cruiser Serpent has caused considerable comment smsag tue officers of toe navy, renecsipg credit sc some cx'ea upon tho new shirs of ,Ais Govern ment Tho sccsdent is taken ax fnrther proof that the Amaller ships of ts,s tsnush navy are too light in tge.r con ss'faction, fact that has been sa.peeted for some time. Tho pans of certain cf our new vesselA have been bas@d cn Enr issh desisns, but in every case tic francs have been strengthened. so that tho cssan tty need cause no fear of q repoti.lcn an this side of the water.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-22
Tho P.aascL aud Censer nslls.

Tho meeting of the FArmers' Mutual Benent Assn did cue thing of note. It sat in judgment upon tho relative merits of the Cotser Lard Hili and Paddock Pure Food Blti. giving the preference to the latter. TAs k matter of no iitt1 practical importance. and therr 10 palittea In it. The only question is which one of 0em is best caicn- lated to protect the psdnecrS and consumers This indorSesnent witi have no little weight. Es ciAsa s so much interested in prrvcn ting aaultefAton e farmers. From tho standpoint of consumption they sustain the came relation to tbe subject the rect cf tho country, and n is clearly in the intefvst of production to discourage imttatiens- Pure lard is hHhy important but purity 10 desisra in all kinds of food. The Paddock Bili requires all drues and food products otercd for sale 10 he branded. and prohihits aanifers,lon under penalty. All Inc fsrmerr examinations of tho country favor tic Paddock Bill.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-22
: rike'< Peak Route Opened.

DENVER Colo., November l6 The Col. oradu Midland Railway, piko's Peak route, opened its new shrouga .iae to Sat- iLake City aud oglsn to lay, carrying
 through business between Denver, Ogden and all Pacific Coast ron's, w.ta tive through trains each way daily shis makes "A standard glage from Denver to ths pacihe Coast
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-22
A Il r ,tr.s..

pASnrgs, Conn, November ls-Tse 90 o2o girls employed in the trimming depar. meats of tha IS hat factories connected with tho Fur Hat Manufacturers Assoeia lion wereaiocacd out this mosaing. Some of the factories haeo shut down entir.gy white the remainder cont n ed to Go wurh h other departments. Over 5,uO1 halter, Are idle 10 day
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-22
THE MARKETS.
Prices for 1.-Two stock and Froda e ia the
 Principal Marts.
ST InlIS

SI- loltSs wheat--No 2 rcd, ss,aaas.. Corn--No. ?, atQt asS. oats--No, ,. sssftls. Rye No. !. fl9Ts Butter~-Creamery. 23a e Butter--Choice Dairy, .s,faS Eggs, n r2o. Chickens per n, Utd N. Onions--Per ou.. ntaaa Potatocs--Per bu., su6fss. Cattie-Chocc Stoers, <,tsta5. < Hogs-S 65l9S.9a Sheep--Natives, 4.tS1 AIS
 NEW YORK Wheat--No. 2 rei, .osfs 0Sis. Corn--No 2, 5skd59k. 0ats--Mixed Western, 49yG5l Cattle-S, s595.uo Hogs-4.iu 70
 CHICAGO, Wheat-No. 2 red. 9adas's. Corn-No. 2, 5lis@5as4, Oats--t3sS Cet3s.. Cattle : 3.75g4 s5 Hogs--3 s0Seet. 10
 KANSAS CITY. wheat--No rcd, ssas4 corn--No, 2, 50Ga0@. Oats-Nc. 2, 44,sS0ta. Cattle 3.uOS4A.Sl Hogs--S. 55tse36a
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
CAPITAL COMING SOUTH.

Millions Of northern capital are
flowing into the southern states fol
permanent investments. AS all these
states are controlled by the demo-
Gratis. and as capital is proverhiaIly
timid, it Is evident that the elements
furnishing this great volume of
money do not place high estimate
on the yeracity Of the republicanswho
seek to hold up the south to the
country as a section Of tho union
where life and property are in con.
Stant peril. The more elaborate TIE
!alSehoods, the more rapid the influx
of capital. This is the case in Ar
kansas and in the southern states
generally. The malignants outdo
themselves in slander and defama-
ton, and the little truth they tell by
accident no longer counts for any
thing,-Gazette.
That is true. The time has passed
Wilen the republican ranterS can hurt
the south by their malicious ISLANDERS.
During the past three or four years
the republican and mugwump papers
in Arkansas, assisted by letters from
Clayton, Carl Lee, Norwood and the
balance Of the gang, have done all
In their power to drive immigration
from the state. But all to no pur,
pose. The "scrop" historians have
told the truth and exposed the infa>
my of the old gang and the state
marches grandly on in the road of
progress and adyancement.-Tex~
arkana Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
gZ-S-uaz
EPOCH.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness torobust health marks an
epoch in the life Of the individual. Such
a remarkable event is treasured ia the
memory and the agency whereby the
good health has boen attained is grateful
ly LlesSed, Hence it is that so much has
been said in praise Of Electric Bitters.
So many feel they owe their restoration
70 health, to the use Of the great alJera-
tive aud tonic If you are troubled with
any diaease of the kidneys, liver Or stom-
ach, Of long or short standing you will
surely find relief by use Of Electric Bit
tcrs, Sold al soc and 81 per bottle al
} L Metcalfs drugstore.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
The waters that have prevS liz

The waters that have prev2 lied
throughout the state for the 4last
three or four weeks have been anu
snalIy destructive Of life and Ian. p
elty, says the Arkansas Democrat.
Men, women and children have been
drowned, horses and mules have Der-
Ished, and much other valuable ncop-
erty has been swallowed up blythe
raging waters. The presence OF
good bridges would have preverted
all this loss Of life and prope,ty.
Bridges over the principal StreGms
constitute one Of the best invest
ments the people Of any county can
make. To say nothing of the hor>
rible loss of human life occasloHed
by the want Of them, the saving i'll
time where they are found is SUITS
Gent to remunerate the people i'll q
very short time. In most parts Of
the state when the creeks and bayctls
are past fording the only thing left
tor the people to do is to sit still
and wait for them to run down. Nj
business is stopped till the creek
runs down. II it is twenty,four
hours it is all right. If it is three
or fourdays it must still be endured.
The loss Of time, which is money,
accustomed by such delays, is botb
troublesome and expensive, Ii
would seem that the necessity Of
bridges across the larger streams iii
many parts Of the state is matter
Of such pressing importance that the
people would not permit the ques-
tion of expense to stand in the way.
With all our growth and develop
ment it must be confessed that in
the matter Of good roads and good
bridges we are lamentably behind
the people Of other states.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
MERIT WINS.

We dersire TO say to our citizons, that
for years We have bepa selling Dr. Ring 5
New Discovery for nsumrton, Dr.,
Kings New Life Pills, BuckIen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal saus(ac.
ton. We DO not hesitate to guarantee
them every time and we stand ready to
refund the purchase price, if satisfactory
results do not follow their use, These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. j. r. Metcall
druggist
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
Il SCRAP OF PAPER SAVES
HER LIFE.

1t was Just an ordinary scrap Of wrap
ping paper, but it saved her life. She
was in The last stages of consumption,
,old by physicians that she was inUurable
and could live only short ime; she
weighed less than 70 pounds, On piece
Of wrapping paper she read Of Or. Kings
New Discovery, and got sample bottle;
jt helped her, she bought large bottle
IL helped her more, bought anothor and
grew berter fast, continued it's use and is
now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh
ing 14O pounds. For fuller particulars
send stamp to W II Cole, drug2i-t, Fort
Smith T.ial bottles Of this wonderful
discovery free at R Mrtcaifs drugstore
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken mp as an estroy by James II.
Patterson and posted bef re Russell Jor-
dan Esq, Of Sullivan township, Sharp
county, ARK, one black horse mule snp-
posed o be years OLD, about 5 high
.eft hip li,tle down; no brands percep-
ible
Sc UWhrr u sad animal IS hereby
notified that unless lie come forward,
prove his property pay charges an!
take sid ansmal awny within twelve
months from id Eth day Of Dec mher,
1889 he will b9 forever barred RON any
claim thera'o JOSHUA WANN,
Dec. q. 1889 Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

The National Convention of the
Farmers and Laborers' Union Of
America which met recently IN ST.
Louis, endorsed w, 5. Morgan's
book, the History Of the Wheel and
Alliance and the impending Revo,
luton, and the author is greatly elat-
ed at the action Of the convention.
A new edition of 5000 has been or
dercd which will be ready for dis
tnbution IN a short time
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

A destructive cyclone struck the
city Of St. Louis on Sunday evening
the 10Th inst. Four persons were
killed and many others wounded. A
great many buildings were demolish-
ed, and the loss to property is im>
mense. The same storm passed on
into Kentucky, almost completely
leveIing the town Of Clinton and
killing eleven persons.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
The late Henry Grady it is tol

The late Henry Grady it is told,
was rapid newspaper writer. At
the time of the Charleston earth>
quake he did not reach the stricken
city until 10 o'clock at night, but by
? O'Clock next morning he had re-
port eight columns long on file in the
teleg raph Office for transmission to
the leading Northern and Southern
newsp apers.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

Devotecs Of the muse are hereby
notified that poems on Russian grip,
in which the word cadcnza Is used as
a rhyme for influenza, must be ac>
companied hereafter by 81 per line
to secure their insertion There is a
point beyond which persistence be-
comes pcrsec Chicago Tri-
hnne.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

The Indians seem to be as hard to
preserve as the bison. AS a savage
he was rapidly disappearing from the
face of the earth, disappearing from
the mere contiguity of the white
race. And now it appears that the
attempt to educate and civiIizo him
hastens rather than retard his decad-
ence.-Ex.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

We congratulate Bro. Craige of
the Melbourne Register at entering
apon the 9tir year Of its existence
with such promise, and bespeak for
him an increased patronage. lie
prints one Of the best home papers
in the state.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
.H--6-Tl

Six Indians were hung at Fort
Smith last Friday for murders com,
mitted in the Indian Territory. This
makes sixty U. S. prisoners who
have paid the penalty there since
1873.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

The G. W. Decker, a Black river
steamer plying between Newport and
upper Black river points, was burned
a few nights ago in Current river.
The craft was worth $1,000 and
was insured for $4,000.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

After all the world is not so bad
as 1t is painted, for 10! among the
New Year pledges voluntarily made
before the alderman are those of
men not to whip their wives any
more. -Pittshurg Chronicle.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALyE.

The best sAlYe ia the void for cuts
bruises, sares, ulcers salt rheam, fever
soTes, letter chapped hands, chilbloins,
aorns and all skin eruprions, and positive,
iy cures piles or NJ payment required. |
il guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
Or money refunded Price % cents per
box at j r MJtGllG's
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

Patience strengthens the spirit,
sweetenS the temper, stiles a9eer. avs
-tinguishes envy, subdues pride, brid
les the tongue, refrainS the hand,
and trampIes upon temptations.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
oz- .

Arkansas has Zip miles of rail-
road in operation. 1t is thought the
sum total will 6e greatly increased
before the close Of the present year.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
@--1-~aa

Hawes, the Birmingham demon
who murdered bis wife ard children
last spring and threw their bodies
into lake, has been sentenced to
hang February %.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

The slave trade IN Africa is flour
ishing. ConstantinopIe is the prin>
cipal purchas er.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

The Lonoke Democrat, Gov. Ea-
gle's home payer, says that he will
be a candidate for recollection.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

When baby was sick, We gave her CastOria,
When she waa child she cried for CastorIa,
When she became Miss She clng to Castoria,
When she had children she gave them Castowa,
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

DR.. Talmage IS on hls way home
from the Holy Land. He delivered
2 sermon in Paris on the 10Th.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
THE RECO RD.
3. G. HENDERSON, Editor

Congressman Kelly of Pennsylva~
MIA, is dead.