The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02

A xlba. poo JOSS house was recently dedicated in San .Ioso Chinatown.
 Nyriads Of worms. resembling the army worm. arc devastating the grass fields in Lancaster county. Penn.
 General sherman is expected to at. tend the res.nion of tho Army of the Potomac at Portland. Me. on the Fourth of July.
 Mrs. Mary Millers of western Penn sylsania, probably the wealihiest col ored woman in the country. died the other day. Her income was ssoe a day.
 Il Is said that the princess ol Wales Is not charmed Ut the prospect of be- coming a grandmother and protests against Ii by dressing more youthful than ever in spite of her constantly in. creasing deafness.
 Miss Nellie Arthur. daughter of the late President Arthur. has become a picturesque young lady. with Il bril- liant complexion. large soft brown eyes, q graceful figure and an original and effective taste in dress.
 X pretty incident accompanied the shower of rice at recent wedd ng As tho departing couple were showered with rice, a flock of city sparrows swoopcd down aud covered the pave. mens, and hc'ore they few away not . grain of rice was left.
 A citizen of Charleston. ". Va. has long been bothered with smoky chimney, and the other day he got U mason to investigate. In the fue was found 5000 in cush. which some one had hid away during tho war and never returned to get ii.
 William McCultey of Solano county, California, who dieo recently, left by will $23.oo in property 10 his son. aged i7. upon condition that he pays S5.0o0 to his only sister. aged i5, when shc comes of age. Tho boy says that he will wait un.il he Is Fl /, when he will divide the property equally.
 4 wild horse, or what appears to be one. was recently captured Ut Horse Landing. Fla. X stockman was herd. ding cattle and drove the pony among them and so got 1t into pen. \ faiut brand mark is visible, but otherwise the animal appears to be per -ectlv wild. as much So as deer. and 1t is probable that it has been herdinc with the cattle for Il numter of years. ! A Glasgow gentleman in Q cortinc some ladies from dance. found a diamond halrpin in the bottom of the cab and handed 1t 10 one Of the ladlos He owner advertised, and the young woman who had taken it from her escort received u reward of fio. Then tho young man applied for a share of the money. and. she refusing. he carried the question io court. The court allotted him E5.
 An Amcriens. iA.. young man says that he had R game rooster that kept every other fowl of his heat, and me flight he heard ilutlering in his chicken house. The next morning he investigated 1t and found the rooster and very large owl on the I,oor oi his hon house. The roostar had driv- en one of his spurs clcar through the owls head. and il hung thcro, while the owl had death grip on the roosters wing. The owl was dead, but the rooster, as soon as released from the talon of tho owl, stretched his neck and crowed lustily,
 Horace Groeley's statue Is coming forward. As m Ohio boy sits In Mr. Grceley's chair. and with moro worldly snccess than Greeley ever had evem In politics. for Rcid hAx declined the mission 10 Germany from one presi. dent uud accepted tho mission t0 Fssnco from another. a another Ohio boy. Quincy Ward. hns modelled Gree ley's statale. Tho proportions of tho iigure would mako it eleven feol hich II standing. but 1t is nAl<de rit Ing. so that thosc who pass ". on tho pave. snent can look closely into l;ressey's cQ0o1onanceA