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The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
aENERAL DOMESTIC

Settlers are leaving Kansas on account of the drought
 A deputy sheriff was shot by policemen n San Francisco, Cal
 A prominent Kansas attorney was foully iealt with at St. Joseph
 The Patriarchs Militant have gathered in large numbers Ut Chicago.
 The deadlock has been broken in the St Joseph, Mo, City Council
 An explosion of chemicals at Denver Cola, probably caused two deaths.
 Senator Jones Of Sevaea lost and recov. cred s1s, 900 in bonds In New York
 Lottery tickets arn being sold in Indiana under the original package decision.
 Sheriff Houston of Butte, Mont, cap tured threc Fiathead Indian mur,crers
 Julia Pearson. a eolored female convict was shct aud killed by drunken guard iu Alabama
 The Swear old daughter of Kansas farmer is missing, suspected to have been stolen by Gypsies. Capt. Thos. phelan of Kansas City stiil thinks S,ooo Americans, well equipped, could subdue all Central America
 It h altaentically reported that First
  will soon leave tho United States to make his permanent homo in Japan
 The drought Is growing more serious in portioas Of Iowa
 At San Antonio, Tex, T. b Harris shot George Futile, grocer.
 A head-end collision occurred on the Monon with terrible results
 Mira Elizabeth Sands, the last of .sthe old Defenders" of Baltimore is dead
 An editor was attacked and roughly handled by . whole militia company at Massilion. Q.
 Henry Heying, Chicago clerk. shot and killed . io-year old boy who ''guycd- him. Mira Margaret Bruelling of Columbus. O., was fatally struck by lightning from . clear sky.
 II. r. Seibert a striking moulder. was shot and killed by non union man at San Frnncisco
 Three ueerocs were killed in arailroad collision at Hannibal. Mo ' A large meeting of citizens Ut Columbus. O., denounced the election bill.
 In attempting to escape from an onsccr, after arrest for attempted criminal assault, at Piummerville, Ark. Jake Battlefield, af- ter knocking the constable down, was fatally shot
 Guests deserted tho fashionable hotal ct Caledonia Springs, Ontario, on finding that the much advertised baths were sup piled from hydrogen gss well instead of the sulphur springs.
 James Mcdowell. an Englishman of New Haven, Conn, has married and deserted three wives in 3o ycarx
 Gen Palmer made non political speech at the Edinburg. Ill. picnic.
 Hot weather has reduced the crop yields in tho Northwest to very low figure. Inc FArmers' Alliance will run candid atss for Congress In several Louisiana dis trirts
 JAmea IshAm was killed with an axe near Leavsnwcrth, kas., by unkuowa pcrsons Two officials of the Eric Transfer Com pany in New York hxvo heen arrested, charged with fraud Second Miasissippi Districs DemocraA nominated !. q Kyle for Congress on the three hundred and twenty eighth ballot Mfr Tucker. publisher of Tolssors s'Krsatxer Scnata." excluded from tho mails ss improper. says wAnamakor q Co tried Co ret large order of the books for sale st their Philadelphia storc.
 6outhwsst Ohio is suf5ering for rain A Michigan woman tried to poison her husband.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
THE EARLY VOTING.
Elections Held In Kentucky. Alabama
 and Utah.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 5.--A genera, election was held in Kentucky yesterday The only office to be filled by the choice of the voters of tho entire State is tho clerk ship of the Court of Appeals. The candi dates are w. w. Longmoor, Democrat, and Judge J. II. Tinsley, Republican. A Judge of the Court of Appeals will be elected from tho Third District, and three Judges for tho Superior Court will be chosen. Delegates to the first Constitu tional Convention since 1S44 will be chosen.
 The election went of quietly. Longmoor is elected by quite large majority. Gov. Buckner came from Clifton Springs, N. r., vote. The distance is about 1900 miles.
 From returns from sixty of ll9 counties, by comparison of gains, 1t Is estimated that Longmoor, Democrat for Clerk of the Court of Appeals, will have about 35,o00 majority. This is large gain over the majority in the last State election.
 ALABAMA ELECTION.
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 5.--Thc cleo. tion in Alabama yesterday for Governor uuu otuet Dthtc OHcers ana memDerS of the Legislature passed of quietly. Specials to the Advertiser from all portions of the State indicate sweeping Democratic majority. The Legislature will contain but few Independents or Republicans
 THE eESTILrs WIN.
 SALT LAKE, Utah, August 5.--Salt Lake County. which the Mormon Church has regarded as it's impregnable stronghold for more than forty years, and which two years ago gave Mormon majority of over 150o votes, yesterday yielded Gentle majority estimated at 500.
 The Liberal, or Gentle ticket, swept the city by a majority of about 900, being an increase of 300 over the Liberal majority at tho city election in February last. Great interest was shown by tho citizens in to days battle Tonight Liberals are holding number of jollitication meetings
 Reports from the interior counties are coming In slowly, and 1t will be impossible to give figures to night, although it Is evi dent that the Liberals have made large gains in nearly every county In the Ter ritnrv
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
THE EXCLUSION ACT
A New Bill to Keep Out the
 Chinese Reported.
VERY RADICAL IN ITS TONE
Representative Morrow Rsports . BiV Dcsiencd to Exclude All Chinamen at All Times--Ths Dissent.
 ing Report.

WAsnISeToS, August 6.--Representative Morrow of California, from the Committee on Foreign Affairs, today reported to the House his bill'to absolutely prohibit the coming of Chinese persons into the United States, whether subjects of the Chinese Empire or otherwise. The bill proposes to exclude all Chinese. even those who may hereafter leave the United States and at. tempt to return, excepting diplomatic and consular officers and commercial agents, and the coming of Chinese to tho United States for transit is expressly prohibited. A fine of $500 for each Chinese brought into the United States is provided for the pun ishment of vessel masters bringing them, and the vessels are to be subject to for fciturc Provision Is also made for the punishment of persons aiding Chinese N enter the United States by land or other wise, ani for tho removal of Chinese found unlawfully in the country It is further provided that Chinese shall not be admitted to citizenship, and that conflicting treat, provisions shall bc abrogated
 The report refers to disposition shown 10 reopen the question of the propricty 0, exclusion based on statements that the Chinese are never found in prisons or pool houses, and are peaceful and law abiding In answer to these statements tables art produced to show that in 10 years P, ,ia Chinese were arrested in San Francisco alone, and statement made by tho Chie, of Police is to the effect that the Chinese commit moro crimes in proportion to thei, number than any race in the city; that they are vicious and immoral and dangerous ts the young of both sexes of other races.
 Chairman Hit presented minority re port dissenting from the favorable actiof of the majority upon the bill, as he says f Is in conflict with treaty now in force, te which the faith of the United States is pledged, and which declares that s'ths United States may regulate, limit or sus pond such coming or residence, but may not absolutely prohibit it
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
A Reign or Terror.

ArnENs, August a--Since martial law JAS been proclaimed iu the Turkish town of Alassona. the Christian families have been brutalty treated. Twenty notables at Siastista were seized and beaten on the pretext of compelling them to reveal the names of harborers of briIAnds. A gen. dnrmc thrust rcd.hot hayonet Into the nose of ono Nicholas Doukao, who Is now reported to be dying from the effects of the brutal treatment he received. Two hun drcd inhabitants of Auaseiitxa have beer seized and tortured for the purpose of ex torting moaey.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
Train Rssssrs CaasAs.

TnTxDAp. Colo, August s.-Ths trair eobbsrs who attempted to hold up ths Sants D sxprsss near hero rhursday night wsrs tried hsrs yestsriay afternoon bsfors Jus taos Shanby. Carl Thomas, who dared ths train. waa positively identified by tAs conductor and brakeman, and also by | pesssngee from Las Vegas, N. N. Ths ds- eendants offered no testimony In their hs- baf, and wsre placed under eSo0o bonds each. Al thoy were unable to socsrs bends they went 70 tail.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
wlll supper, tho rr..,d.n..

LONDON, August 4.-A dispatch fron Buenos Ayrcs to tho Times says At { meeting of Celmaniie senators and depu ties to day it was decided to continue te give the President q firm support. It is reported that tho Cabinet has decided iu favor of forced currency and that an of fort will bo made to terminate gambling in gold by quoting exchange in currency. Mat. Palma, whom President Celmau dc nounccd as an informcr and military con. spirntor, is dead It is ascertained that be was poisoned. The press h completely ensHud.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
savea ,he Cees.. er.-

GAISrsvrLx, Ter, Aug ls-The long and severe drought which has almost de stroyed all kinda of crops in Cook county was broken today by heavy rain which is thought to havc been general In North Texas. Tho water h many localities fell to the depth of six inches. This rain ns sures big cotton crop. IL is tho tirsI rain of any consoquence that has fallen in this part of Texas sincc the 24th of last April, aud consequently all kinds of crops except cotton have been m absolute fail urc
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
 Pilots on the Mississippi and Missouri rivers and their tributaries will petition Congress for improvement of the light service
 Chickasaw sQuaw men can bc enfran chised by their own Legislature only
 There Is an immense volume of unfinished work before the House now in session.
 Mir. Hatch of Missouri will be formid able candidate for Speaker of the next Congress
 It is probable the congressional rcappor. tionment will Dc made under the new cen sus tt this session.
 Copious extracts from tho Brecklnridge. Clay ton committee report are printed Tue committee will recommend that the seat bs declared vacant
 Tarin matters arc the subject of con. tinued dull discussion in the Senate.
 Recommendations for tho comforting oi plete.
 There are indications that an attempt is being made to make the Raum inyestign tion farce.
 In the House of Representatives lack oi a quorum prevented tho transaction O, business Monday.
 Preliminary orders looking 10 the trans portation of Inventor ErIcson's remains across the Atlantic by the Baltimore havs been issued
 In the House the sundry civil approprla tlon ball was considered
 Senator Plumb created sensation b, uf views.
 Blaine has been invited 10 conference with Harrison on tho reciprocity questiof ut Cape May.
 In tho House a resolution to inquire Into alleged silver bin bribery was ruled out
 The Senate spent a day discussing the tarin bill by paragraphs and amendments offered
 Secretary Windom will receive bids foi the sale of silver under tho new law os and after August la.
 Speaker Roei has replied to the famous TX. NJ c" article in tho North Amaricar Review regarding auorums. Tho house considered the irrgn;los clause in tho sunary civil bill. There Is growing belief that tho river and harbor bill will pass Congress Senator Morrill, made . speech on shs tarin bill in the Senate Senator Vest made plea for tho rs dac,ion Of borax duties Senator Carlisle made short speech ou tho tariff. resolution was introduced in the Houss requesting diplomatic negotiations regard ing reciprocity with Central and Souti America. Col John McF'ali has got an 6 a.day iol from tho Treasury Department Representative Struble tRcpl attacked the Speaker fer his discourteous treat ment of members. The Senate considered tho ,arif bill bJ lines, many amendments being offered and defeated. Tho President has recommended strin gent law regarding the use of the mails b, lottery companies. Internal revenue receipts for the fisca year were ell. .s0o, a63 tn excess of those ol the preceding year. A resolution waa introduced in thu House to investigate the Alliance charxcs of bribery in connection with tho sllvol bill.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
ss.Asas Ralss sa Kansss

KASsAs CSrv. Aug 4.--The moas gsnsra. rains that have fallen in six weeks visited Ill parts of kansas last night and this morning. There were few, if any, sec tions which did not gst come rain, and in many parts soakipx rains fell. Tho hot winds last week did further damage b ths corn. however, ard in tho greater part oi the State tho rainx vers to Iate to do any good. Secretary Aohicf of ths kansas State Hoard of Asricultare. in his forth coming monthly crop report, will predict that tho yield of cora In the State will noe excesd = pss csat ef last yeasse essp.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
Loui.ssu. Farmers.

BATox RoueE. La, Aug. 4.--Thc convcn. tion ,f the State Farmers Alliance opens al noon to morrow. It will be composed of delegates from S to 70 parishes, two dele. gates from each parish, mostcf whom have already reached here Tho delegates bring with them . number of friends, and the conycntion's sessions will without doubI ba largely attended
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
AUGUST g,
Three hundred people were rendered

Three hundred people were rendered homeless by fire at Braddock, Pa.
 Tho Lombard investment Company with. draws from Kansas to Missouri.
 The banks of the Mississippi in the VI. cinity of New Orleans are caving badly.
 Tho Cherokee Live Stock Association has run behind in its rent to the Cherokee Nation. {
 Democratic members of the Illinois Leg. islature serenaded Gen. Palmer at Spring field.
 A hot wave brought much suffering in the East Thursday was tho hottest day in Boston for two years
 Tho Atchison (Kas.) Champion has re- vcrsed Its policy completely and now ad- vocates free trade.
 Tolstoi's "Kreutzcr Sonata has been eli. cluded from tho United States mails on Moral grounds.
 Four mon stopped Santa Fe train in Colorado and began firing on the engineer and fireman, who put on steam und ss- capcd.
 Heirs of Maj Gen. Amos Stoddard, in Uintah, Utah, claim si00, GOO, 900 of St. Louis real estate, lying noAh of Washing. ton avenue and west of Thirteenth street. The Flat Head Indian trouble in Mon. tana threatens to become serious.
 A conspiracy to burn tho town of Bsirds- town, O., has been unearthed.
 Tho officers of the Irish National League have issued a general address,
 Tennessee Republicans indorsed the Fed. eral election law and high tarif.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
sai.ors asr.aa Tor Liberty

NEWPORT, R. l., August 4.--Twenty -four British sailors attempted to escape from their ship this afternoon, stealing the ves sel's boat while excursiouists were landing A crow sent in pursuit shot one, cut an others finger with . cutlass and captured all but three as they were landing at the torpedo station.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
Ncbrash. crop outlooH.

LINCOLN, Ncb., Aug. 1.-The Nebraaka weather crop bulletin, issucd to-day, says the temperature and sunshine of the past week havc been above the normal, and the rainfall very light largo sections receiving none at ali. The outlook for tue corn anJ potato crop is not encouraging.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
rsissrapAss nrsvissss.

Geo. Legan, tho Paris tIlL) dcfaultsr, was caught at Tcrrc Haute, Ind, but re leased on hsbsas corpus writ
 Hoa. C. R. Breckinrtdgc was rcuomin- atcd for Congress by tho Second Districl (Arkansas, convention st Searcy.
 A barrel of whiskcy. which had been heated In the sun, exploded st SyrAcuss, N. ", doing some damage and hursins thres people.
 Mias Jennie Hartman killed herself n Mertstown, Pa, fearing an attack of hy- drophobiaA
 Twenty -thrce Dunbar tpA) wiiows have sued tho DunbAr Furnace Company fol tho losa of their husbauds in tho Hil Farm mins disAster.
 A prominent merchant cf Newfoundland says tho feeling in favor of annexation sc the Uaited States is very strong among the islandcrs.
 Specie is bsiug shipped to Europe by tho ton
 \ whois family was consumed in flrs at Gale, Ind.
 Nearly sO horscs feli dead in Chicago streets from the heat
 Ant0e Nowak hillsd hia wife ard thsa hlmsslf q Clsveland, o.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
THE MARKETS.
Prices sor live Stock and PreAu e h tAs
 Principal Marts.

ST LOUIS. wheat-No 2 rcd, 9l@ge, Ccrn-No. 2, 4i5s@&llS. Oats--No. !, xstaSas4. Ryc-- No. }, M95i. Butter--Crcamery, l4(ti6. Butter--choice Dairy. latal4 Eggs, @i0. Chickens--Livc, per N, StGsk. Onions-pcr bu., s59ah Potatoes bu., NtGA5. Cattle Choice Steers, A.8SCf4, ,65. Hogs--S.GS(GS.55 Shccp-Nativcs. 876d 400
 NEW YORK wheat-No. rcd, qo5soaas,k. Corn-No, 2, 44(9t4k Oats~-Mixcd Western, 0Q,a<L Cattie--sS59 Hogs-AA 10(9A.<0
 CHICAGO. Wheat-No. red, sss{@sok. Corn--No 2, Tk137s. Oats jf120&. Cattle 3,650AA Hogs-S 7O(9890.
 KANSAS CITY. Wheat-No 2 rcd, 77@7A Corn--Nc. q, S6<936k. Oats-No. g, a.5St12S Cattle- a409AW H0gs-39 9A4aM
 COTTON. Middling-St Louis, 1lk; MemphiA uk; New OrloAns. II 7-l6.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
msss, aas. rail.

OH1cAeos nl,, August 5.--Hawkiss q oanfcrd prcprietors of the seven -story Aetel @ tAe corner Of Oakland and Drsxei 1ouievardA made m assignment to-day.
 xhs liabilities and asssss are each about
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
AnotAer plan 0 ralse the deslrei t3s.e

Another plan to rAise tho desired Grant ncaumene fund has been advanced by Lncfus Briggs of Giasco, Conn.
 Ateornsy- General Hogg of Texaa clsius pa eeass convention delcgxtes instruoasd V htm-enough 10 nominate.
 n Rcoks County. Kansas. the fnrnsrs 9o patrclling the cpnnts to provsas cue ooearueespn of thsir housos by prnlFio nseA
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-21

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-21

marc had thrown him IN iumpinr gate.
II wos vonnG mare he had lately bought.
and She had not been prOperlv broken in:
The result had been a broken leg TO her
masrer cav couIj not quite tell me how
il hnd hammered Mr. Hawtry was too
GOOD L0rscman 10 be easily thrown, but
he Md fallen i'm nm awkward place, and
il WAS ONLY bv n miracle he had not been
killed
His cousin, Edgar Hawt"y, was nursing
him: but il was likely to be a tedious af-
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-21
Found at Last !

\ Filling as Hard and the same
color as the Tooth, and cheaper than
the usual filling. Teeth inserted with
or withort plates. Gold crowns a spe-
cialty. Gas given for the painless eX-
traction Of teeth, administered by the
latest improved method. All opera
.tions in dentistry performed in the
pest manner and at reasonable rates
at the Office of
DR.. A. BlOndin, Dentist
2 Commerce street, next to the bridge
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-21

SOUTHERN PACIFIC Il, r.
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST.
Leave For New OHGluS Houston and Gal
weston 3: 30 Il m. and SID p. IN.
ARRIVE FROM THE EAST.
Arrive from New Orleans, Houston and
Galveston, 100 and 40 p. M.
THROUGH WEST.
Leave for San Francisco FL IaSo and Eagle
Pass 40 p. m.
Arrive from San Francisco, Ell Pas0 and
Eagle Pass 800 a. m.
S.A. g. A.P. r. admission Route.
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
For Cupro, Houston GavrStOn....s. $40 a. m
" BeeviIIe, Corpus Christi and
RockpOrt . ..............l - p. II
Train for Kerrvile........... 1910 p. N
AR. From Cuero, Houston and
and Galveston, ............ G:+1 D. M.
From Corpus Christi, hurk-
n0~t ~ . ,nvi.!a 49,. = p. N.
From KerrViIle. .........l2 1OO. III.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-07-03
Starts for Germany.

DR.. o. W. Archibald started Wednes-
day for Berlin, Germany, to attend the
International Medical congress which
meets there August 40. On his way
the doctor will stop at Faribault, Minn..
and attend the meeting of the National
Association of superintendent OF lnsti-
tutions for the feeble minded. He was
at one time the head OF such an institu-
ton himself and feels an interest in that
work, the feeble minded of the state be-
ing under his care at the asylum. The
doctor expects to sail from New York on
the OH inst. A number of we'll known
physicians from the northwest will ac-
company him. among them being DIR.
Wisr of Fargo and DR.. Fulton the cele-
brated St. Paul oculist. DR.. Archibald
will visit all the leading insane hospitals
which his limited absence will permit Of
and his observations Of cont mental
management of such institutions may
result IN some improvements on this
side the big sea.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-07-03
Talking Of Extensions.

The general manager of the 500 line
has stated that the grade northwest a
Aberdeen would not be completed this
year, although indications at the termi-
nal points are said to refute the state
ment. The Bismarck Tribune says:
Important railroad developments may
be looked for in few days. The $500
people are getting ready for work July
10th. The graders and track laying out
fit are being put in repair and railroad
iron is now being shipped to the lend Of
track" for the extension west, and
bridge timber, etc. is being prepared for
the Aberdeen and Bismarck grade. The
grade was recently inspected and found
in much better condition than anticl-
pated. It is believed the iron will be
laid to Bismarck by September 10th.
The Glendale Commercial reports
that surveying corps is now at work
in the coteaus west OF that point, but for
what road it is not divulged. The survey
is supposed to be for the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul. 1t is reported that
the 500 line is to build some feeders
from Sargent and Ransom counties this
season. One Of these branches has been
surveyed to Jamestown. The crop pros
pect puts life into railway people as we'll
as everybody else.