The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
REST CITY, ARKANSAS, SATURDAY, MARCH l,
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Four miners fell so feet at Shelbyville,
 ni., and are still alive.
 Satan" Jones, 16-year-old boy, bur
 glarized the New Cambria Post Ofice.
 A brutal negro assaulted and killed
 white school girl in Smith County, Missis- sippi. The law and Order League of the United States has become an international organi-
 sation. Gen. Early denies that efforts will be
 made to renew the charter of the Louisi-
 ana Lottery. The Silver Bow (Mont) Contest for
 Sheriff has been decided in favor of the Democratic contestant. Henry Willard is interesting hlmselfin St. Paul and Minneapolis street railways and gas plants. William Hartley Is in jail at Mexico, Mo, charged with attempting to kill his father and brother. A receiver is wanted by one of the stock holders of the International Construction Company of Chicago Boomers arc gathering along the southern edge of the Cherokee Strip, an ticipating it's opening for settlement. Secretary of State Lesueur Is directed to incorporate the Lafayette Park Club of St. Louis organized for "educational'' pur- poses, Tho Supreme Court handed down an opinion reversing In part the decision in the damage suit of Finley ys St Louis Refrig- orator Company New York capitalists will try to recover | s4, ,oo0, 900 which tho Supreme Court says was collected by customs officers in viola tion of law. At Bath Tl., a9- -year-old boy shot fatally girl of the same age. Walton, the Pacific Express thief, has been found at St. Johns, N E. A branch of the Eight Hour League has
 been formed at Springfield, ILL A combine of tho leading cigarette mak- CTS of the country is being formed. Unipolis, O., citizens have driven band | of faith healers from tho town A Cherokee mass meeting at Vinita, I. T. voted in favor of selling the Strip. News from the various mining districts l shows that the past week has been good one
 A farmer digging in the ruins of burned l house at Falmouth. Va, found pot of gold | NlAlc ENusAtaus 0o EA AaS-tNtShk tHAh cashier at Philadelphia, committed suicide | by shooting. The Walnut Grove dam disaster in Ari- sona Is confirmed, bu. the loss of life is | still unknown. | At Fairfield To-, II. L. Hall got verdict l of sli, GOO agains, the Rock Island road for | the loss of leg 1 President Gompors thinks the eighthour | movement of tho Federation of Labor will be successful. | An exploding lamp on canal boat at | New York burned ono person to death and | seriously injured four others. The church sexton at Wicksviile, Neb., committed suicide after playing tho "Dev- | ilts Dream on the chimes. The annual report Of State Sugar In speetor Kellogg of Kansas is highly favor | able to the future of tho sugar industry l there.
 Henry Broadbent, New Jersey farmer. whose wife died, fled. taking most of his goods, and leaving her body unhuried. 4 ianatie was ontrageoasly beaten at Fond du Lac, Wis. 1 A review of the oonntry's trade shows 1 the situation 10 be encouraging. Two young people in Indiana were mar. riea by telephone. Minneapolis aeur output last week was exceptionally large. I Indiana Prohihitionists nominated State | ticket at Indianapolis. In the Cronln jury bribery case, J. O. I Donnei Is now the only defendant l Four children were burned in an carly l morning fire at Kingston, Ontario, | Three marderers were hanged in Penn | sylvania Five more will die April 9 Kelly. the St. Louis suspect has been | released by the Chicago police l The Lonox Hill Bank wreckers of New York have been indicted for grand larceny. | the past week make remarkable showing. Matt Reynolds was reelected president of the Missouri Republican League. Al Columbus, O.. R. c, White fatally shot Achilles kell, whom he caught with his wife Tho Carnegie Free Library at Allegheny | City has been formally opened by Prcst dent Harrison. | As the result of an old fend. Judge T. Q, wounded.
 | Near Butte, Mont. Mrs. Charles Ono made desperate and successful struggle l for her honor, killing her assailant At q banquet of cigar manufacturers in l New York Col k, G. Ingersoll delivered a l characteristic speech on tobacco, Ohio Democrats, by redistrictlng tho Stntss erpeet to get f5 con uyressmeu