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The Forrest City times., 1891-01-30
EPITOME OF THE WEEK
Brief Summary of the News
 for Busy Men.
NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD
ConAsnssa TslsGraphis Rsports ss the Current Rvsnts of the Past Week ln America ana Che Coantriso
 of the ola World.
FOREIGN.


 The rivcr Seine has flooded Brussels. The lower house of the Austri an Reich stag has boon dissolved.
 Admiral La Torrc thinks the Gillian rebellion will be of short duration.
 The German Reichstag defeated the mo- tion to repeal the prohibition of American pork.
 Prince Baudoua, nephew of King re- rold of Belgium and heir to the Belgian throne, died suddenly. It Is rumored that there was a woman in the casc. Tho McCarthyites have postponed the for nation of rival organization to tho League h the hope tha. tho Boulogno conference will result in tho retirement of Par aell
 Forty German miners wore killed by an explosion.
 President Balmaceda of Chill refuses to resign, aad the rebellion grows moro se- rous
 Grave charges against Kossuth, the aungaian patriot, arc made in book pub dshed by brother of Gen. Georgi, who was one of tue leading generals in the war of iS4S aud ls49.
 Tho steamer Lero from Baltimore to Rotterdam Is ngrouud near Rotterdam. London police arc said to have a dyn- smite scare. caused by advices received from America.
 Over Il mine~ wore killed ,n an exp,o- sion near Charkow, Russia.
 The German Emperor Is said b have laughed at tho idea of general dissrma- ment
 |, Ia .t..l tt.. n fuNA L-.~ Seen thrown out of work by the severe weather in France.
 The London Times says that negro em- tgra,ion is tn. only solution of the Southern problem In America
 Tho Gladstonian candidate was .access. ful in tho Hartepool election. He succeeds Liberal Unioaist.
 Tho British Parliament rcassembled. Tho whole Brazilian Ministry has rs- signed.
 Meissonicr, the Freneh painter. is ser riously H.
 The German Rcichstag debated . no- ton to remove the prohibition against American pork
 The Gladstoaian victory st Hartlcpeol has greatly elated the Homo Rulers.
 Lord Salisbury in Il political speech a. serted that tho Irish quarrel had proved that irishmen were incapable of self-gov erumeut
 Paris and London havc been connected by telephone,
 Scnlly, Parnelli,c, has abandoned his contest for thc seat of Sir John Popa Hen uessey.
 Emperor William was forbidacn to speak at tho curt festivities Monday oa account Of . throat aractioa. This has started rnmor that Inc is afflicted as his father was.
 Baron Ginxburg. . Jewish banker of St Petersburg, made an ingeniuos attempt to bribe M. Durnow. Minister of the In terior to pospoae the execution of the Jew ish edtcts. Tae am ount i.0o0, 0o0 roubles, has bcon devoted to charity.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-30
Union p.cli,c Appointments.

OMAHA, Neb., January 2l.-General Pas senger Agent E. L. Lomax, of the Union Pacific, will on to morrow issue circu- lar appointing the following officials of the passenger department to take effect February 1: T. w, Leo, Assistant Con eral Passenger Agent, Portlaod, Ore. w. H. Hurlburt General Agent. San Fran cisco; D. F. Bunley, General Agent, Salt Lake; George Ady, General AgenL Don yer; F. B. Frawley, General Agent, Kan sas City; $. NJ. Adsst, General Agent, St. Joseph; D. M. Collins, General Agent, Sioux City.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-30
Illinois

SrRINGriELD, January 22.-Three ballots were taken in the joint convention, all re sultiug as follows Palmer 10l, Oglesby 100, Streeter 8.
 In the Senate the committee on election reported in favor of all the sitting mem- bers.
 SPRINGFIELD, January 26--In the Sem ate this morning the following bills wero introduced:
 By Mir. Caldwell: To regulate stock yards charges, by reducing the present charges about 4o per cent.
 Ky Mir. Crawford of Rock Island: To pital in the northwestern part of the State
 By Mir Coppinger: To repeal the "Mer- ritt conspiracy law.''
 In the House a resolution introduced by Mir. Merritt of Sangamon was adopted providing that the House go into . con- mitteo of the wholc on February 5, for the purpose of receiving suggestions from the State Association of County Supervisors county boards relative to needed legisla- ton.
 Mir. Paddock introduced . resolution requesting the Secretary of State to fur nish the House information As to the mum Der of interpretations formed for pecuni- ary profit aggregate amount of capital stock, and aggregate amount of fees re- ceived by the Secretary of State on ac- count thereof, each year separately from July l, 1872. to July l, 1890. The resolu- ton was adopted
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-30
Arkn nsRs,

LrrLS ROCK, January 22.-Thc joint Assembly canvassed the vote for Senator and found that Hon. James K. Jones had received majority in each house.
 A number of bills were introduced in the Senate and referred to appropriate committees.
 h the House . message was received from the Governor announcing that he had approved the resolution creating 6 joint committee to examine the accounts of State Treasurer Woodruff.
 Mir Otey of Lee introduced bill to re- peal capital punishment.
 LITTLE Rock, Ark, January 26.--The House convened in the morning and the Senate in the afternoon. Representative Berry presented a petition praying for the election of United States Senators by the people direct.
 Mr Mitchell introduced bill which provides that no person shall hold the ofice of Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor or Attorney General moro than two terms.
 In order to economize no bills arc print ed by the House unless especially or dered by the majority. Crabtree, the Union Labor member from White, gsvs notice that he would move to amend tho rules 90 that favorable report on bill by the committee would securc the print ing thereof.
 A bill pasAsd the House establishing | Court of Common PlsAs h Arkansaa County.
 An important bili wa introduced q regulaas ths fec Of turos h instioes' csurtA
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-30
DrlvIng Out the Chlaanea,

PESDLEroS, Orc, January 9l.--Reports come from Milton, . few milss from hers, that Chinese were driven out Of town last night by . mob. One hundred men went b the Chineee quarters and lsdpths Celes. tials out with ropes around their necks. It is thought the mob consisted of dis- charged railroad section hands and their sympathixers in Milton. The Chinese were pretty rouRhly handled, and it V >aid two of them were badly hurt.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-30
The worid's fAiv,

CuIcAGe, Il., January 27.-rbe nrst show lful of dirt on tho Worlds Fair site will be turned to-nerrow morning on the lake front IL will not be for one uf tho ex. hll ition tui dfpes, but for temporary stru.t .ture to be used us construction head. uuart4rs
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-30
s~rn,or Stan ora luIare,I.

NEW YoRK, January a6 Senator Leland Stanford nearly lost his life today ia this City A carriage in which he rode coilided with a street ear and was completely over turned, the Senator beipg 'hrown upon his head. He bled much from a cug on the lef, temple. and his right arm and shoulder were badly bruised. He expects to go te Washington in the morning, however.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-30
THE MARKETS.
rricss fer Live Stock and Proda e Ia the
 Princtpst AArts.
ST. LOUIS.

Sl- LOOlS. wheat--No. 2 red. easa93ss. Corn--No. 2. 47kefs1k. Oats--No. <. $4ta4tx. Rye No. 2 6,@la. Butter--crcanery, 2}9 5. Butter--Choioe Dairy. istg.i. Eggs, l3 e Chickens-Live, per D, 6te5i<. Onions--pcr bu., aOttfa5. potatoes-Per bu, sOtesA Cattle-Choico Steers, <to0l5. ! aogs-365S8S.N Sheep-Nstives 4.t5sD 4.1h
 NEW YORK Whcat--No. rcd. 1. .0Ssfl 0ssS. Corn--No 3, aStxsi5t. Oats--Mixed Western, 4N95i. Cattie-3. s5tSa.W. Hogs-4loS<.$ 70
 CHICAGO Whcat--No. 2 rcd. 9Sfosts. Corn-So. 2, 5-La52s4. Oats---4Si VeISs<. Cattle . 3.75v54S Sa Hogs-36o0too.
 KANSAS CITY. wheat--No, 2 red, s3,aA Corn--No, ,, S@51ts. Oats-No. 2, 4iyS9a5. Cattlc-- s.tUv5s3o Hogs-3, aS<aS6a
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-30
srnaior hsarst Ne.ler.

WAsniSGroS, D. C.. January 2T. Son. ator Hearst is better to nighs, The symp toms oi blood poisouing which were n,ani, fest day or two ago have disappeared and Dr Ward. who has been in constant at. tendance upon the Senator recently will return to New York th. | evening.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-30
rroous (3o,u~ H0~n.

OMAHA, Neb., January 2l.--rour com. panles left the Indian Reservation today to return to Fort Douglas. Utah, and the l7th Infantry starts from Pine Ridge to- morrow for It's old station at Fort Rus. sell, Wyo. The order for twenty dave additional supplies ct Pine Ridge has been ut to ten days' suppiie
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-30
A wsstsrn Consr.ss.

DENVER, CoLo., January 2i. There is . movement on foot looking to tho holding o1 a Congress, to be composed of rcpresentap tives from Texas, Arizona, New Mexico. Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, Icws, North and South Dakota. Wyoming and UtAh an1 Montana. The purpose ii to units ana unify the people of these States nn1 Territories in the work of securing national legislation demanded by tho bet interest ef the Middle Western Statea. The Congress h to be held tt greoA Mardi Gras and interstate trade display - Galveston, Tex, from Febuary to 10 inr ausive.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-30
Alarm sn agaaatehs.

OTTAWA, Ont, January 2l.- -RepestD wers receiysd here yestsrday rsviving the alarming rumors ol shs unsettlsd snell- ton Of the Ipdiaa's h North Dakota, neas the iatsrnatienal boundary, asd usUino tho destrabilil1 IT srmins the sstf:oxs in Southern Msuiteba IT. self -de1ou1o err missiones Hsnehmes tos1o4 Wix1G 11o departnent h1re. that e3eSy1 - Y & foctly Quiek alone IT. MaaIlS - n Fl K anA 1Ao1 thego ' no TIT TIT & T
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
PERSONAL.

The Rev. ID. j. Burrell, of Minneapolis who has
just been visiting informally the largest Concreca-
tonl church in san Francisco. has received letters
asking him Ia consider the idea II becoming pastor Of
tho Park street Church in Boston,
According to German papers of recent date. the
engagement Of the Hereditary Grand Duke of LuXem-
boure and daughter OF the Prince Of Wales will be
announced soon, despite all reports to the contrary
Tho wife Of Indian Commissioner MORGAN is a coed
public speaker she talked to "a ladies' missionary
meeting in Washington recently about Government
schools for Indians.
The form used by the King Of Sweden in addressing
the members Of Parliament differs from that used bv
many other rulers. His speeches begin with =. Good
gentlemen and swedish men," They end usralIv
also with The blessing ~ God be upon Won yo1i
gentlemen and swedish men,"
Congressman yaux is said to be almost As winnrc a
story teller Mr. Depew, and the fact that be T. not
a member Of the new House is greatly Lmentod -,
many Uf his present colleagues. -
The little Queen Wilhelmne Of Holland has ,oo,o
few changes in her simple mode Of life since h
the young lady gets up at O'Clock and goes at once
to the Of her mother TO bid her good morning.
She takes her first breakfast at O'Clock after which
come her lessons I'm languages, drawing and music
Tho second breakfast follows at II O'Clock An hour
Is then spent reading the Bible with her mother after
which she is allowed to play with her pigeons and
dol!s. pant Of the afternoon is occupied in riding
and driving, or in summer in ride upon the wafer
Dinner i served TO the Queen at u O'Clock and NJ =
grest pcnslSe, the privilege OF playing with other
chdt9h me iron bound rules OF court tetiquctte will
no: allow Queen to forget her dignity to that extent
Nilhenine. however. often desires break the rue
Tho young Queen able TO speak French before She
first governcss, Madame Liotard was a French woman
Wheh iour years old she began the study of Dutch.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

and soon after of English. Her present governess.
Command OF her father the Queen was not permitted
10 learn German. However. she Will take adyanaso
Of her opportunity TO do so now, In all probaDinV'
The collection for the Bismarck monument In Bernh
now amounts 10 9l3333 marks. The German colony
OF samoa contributed 30 marks
The unwingnesS Of senator Aldrch to seek re-
election is said to be due not to any fear that the next
Legislature in Rhode Island may be unfavorable TO him.
but TO feeling that he has reached the time Of life
when he must look TO his personal Interests than
during tile last ten years. lie is not rich, but can
easily become 30 if he dev0tes himself successfully
40 private business he has to the service Of the
state. lie has come to be regarded o the best
workers and safest guides in all matters which touch
commerce and finance.
Tile Rev. Edward selkrk, OF Albany who died the
other DAY, was born In Waterbury, Conn, in 1907
soon after his ordination he became rector Of Trinity
Episcopal Church, Albany, and held that Office until
,-s4 when he resigned and made pastor emeritus
No Albany clergy man was more familiar figure on the
.treets of that city than he during his long and
honorable rectorslfp.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY. Is. 1891.
TWENTY-FOUR PAGES
THE NEUS THIS MORNING.

Foreign The French Government has accepted
the invitation of the United States 20 take part
in the Worlds Fair. - The new Italian Cabi-
nets programme was announced and was c0ldly
received by the press. - y man thouSh' 10
be Jack the Ripper" was arrested III London
- II was reported that the Chilian Govern
ment had been defeated in an engagement WIN
the rebels in Tarapaca - The Newtoundland
Assembly has asked the Governor TO telegraph
its resolutions on reciprocity 10 Lord hnutsiord.
Congress Both branches in session - The
Senate All amendments TO the Copyright blll
made in Committee of the Whole were rejected III
regular session by vote oi Il To 20: an adjourn
ment was taken out of respect 10 the memory OF
General Sherman. - The House The Indian
Appropriation bin was considered, ana the H'"s'
adjourned after adopting resolutions III memory oi
Admiral Porter.
Doncs-ic-Ih, President issued AN executive
order REGARDING the death Of General Sherman
aocs were put at nalfna., and bells tocd in many
cities on TIE arnouncomrat OF General sherman s
death --=-- Thr annual handicap meeting OF III"
Boston Athletic Association w9s held. ---- Georg"
J. Gibson, the alleged dynami'cr, has resigned
the secretar, slip ol tdc Whisl.cy Trust -
Moocv.lndcr> in Kansas insist upon repayment III
cold --- First LieI;enant John ;. Mason, Isl
Infantry died a, piAc Ridge Agency, ;. d. -
mob A.ovc from jackson Park, Chicago, III
Italians and no,i-nnion carpenters at work Tor Il
Worlds Fair contractor. --=-- Mayor Grant and
his party arrived at Hot Springs, y. c. i1om New
Orleans.
CITY and Subrrban-Gcneral Sherman died
peacefully and without any signs of pain at ;3'
D. NJ: all his immediate family except ms son
the Rev T. + Sherman, who is on his way hers
on the steamer Majestic were around his bed
.ldc. - The city received a picture OF Genera
Pacz from Venezuelan citizens - Tie ieai&
collection of modern paintings was sold at auction
for Sl3O,sj5. ---- The Assembly Ccnsas In
vestigatiug Committee failed to secure any cri
dcnce that the Federal Census was incorrect
The Weathci ci.--ForccaSt FOR to-day: Clear o.
fair and waimcr Temperature yesterday High
est, 30 dcc9cs lowest, - ateragr IS j-S
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but had concealed it, fearing reDun. NJ" n
would tell her all and if she would Dut say so'
he thought that they might remain there ''ii -
ing with propriety especially as he would si' y"
the dashboard. At ;his Miss Trotnore Decai'e
somewhat calmer, and after half-hour oi co%N.
inc dried her tears and told him that he mi3n'
consider the matter settled though 1t was al s'iy
unexpected and bewiIderirs to her. MI N"l"'
became happier and resumed his seat OF tl'e uI',
hoard. and thus they remained till about oci''N
the next morning, when they were rescued 49,
The next day the buoyant young man, 49,
bidding his future wife an afectionae soo',D'
took the controller into town to see "liaV no y
heen the trouble with it. The electrical eNp'
looked it over carefully and removed from "
hairpn which had. been pressed into IL 81 90
close the circuit and turn the full force o' ,'''
current on the horse. The ingenious So"n7 ,,.
Garfield thought long and earnestly on HIS =, w. -,
homo but came 10 no conclusion they Will ~
married next week. All of which shows 'ne WIN
dcrful utility of modern invention.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
mar ON THE TRICKS.

Daniel WcbSto: remarked that the vgor and
success Of campaign do not always come mp to
the lofty and sounding phrase Of the manifesto.
IL remains to be seen whether or not COmmlS-
Sioncr GilIoy'S way against the trucks Will IL
luStrate this truth We sincerely hope that it
will not. for among tho nui>aHccs and abuses
10 which the inhabitants Of this city weakly and
ingonously submit there are few more utterly
without an excuse for being. The fact that this
invasion Of their rights has long been borne with
discredltable humility and patience is striking
confilmatOn of the theory that Newl lorkels
have never acquired a clear conception of the
uses which public thoroughiares are designed TO
subserve There j. little in the general de-
mcanor to refute the Suppositon that they mag-
inc the streets to exist for the purpose Of being
obstructed at the whim Of individuals. Taley-
rand said that the use of words was 10 conceal
thoughts. ON the same principle this COM
munity apparently thinks that the Use of streets
is to impede traffic
Whatever the result Of Mr.. Gilroy's attack
may be- he is entitled to some credit for sug-
gestns to The minds of the unrefecting the
novel idea that public thoroughfare is not
fundamentally and necessarily a stable or a
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
BROOKLYN PHILHIRNONIC SOCIETY,".

The fourth concert of the brooklyn Philharmonic
society ast n!sht WI, a noteworthy affair. The pro-
;rmmc had that were Interesting Tor her
contents "A, well a. their novelty. aud the music mat
familiar OF the hind that age has not "lthefVu
nor performance stalled. The unfamiliar pieces "ers
Tschaikow shys Hamlet" which The composer some
wla; cumsily define, as an Overture Fantasy and
Saint ~aen,, second concerto for violin The familiar
pieces were Molaft's G-minOr symphony, which
breaihes As much Of the spirit Of eternal youhulness
as any musical composition ever wrtteh'
Balms's fascinating variations on choIai
theme by Haydn, and the schegzo and BAH
scenep from rcrlozs Romeo and Juliet sym
phony. All this music played commercially
in the matter Of precision and with the eposcul and
classic STYLE Characteristic OF Mr. Thomas in his best
mood when disappointment was felt il was due to
the decay in the quality OF the orchestrl. especially
the wood-wnd choir, reference TO which has been
made before.
The aggressive and conqucring Russian composers
work is ntte engmatical in character like its COM
strNg composition, with which those who heard 10
last night haely u desire better aequa.nahce
gO sc0as instrumental co0rlg Is calculated W fascl
nate the attention at hrs. hearing 70 tie pre- udlcs
of its real themac contents and tiier development
make ali split" tends to make one speculate
about the border line between mIseai S sSnoniy and
an idea OF noble proportion in the work, II has a
horn call of ghostly eject like the voice Of Charon in
Gluck's Ace,ts" in the Introduction which seems
meet enough to the subject, Wildly agtated principal
subject which I, fcrccfui and expressive, and a
Second subject OF tender mood and what might be
called Morse color that is insnuating in its charm.
bur its militant rlythms suggest conception Of
" Hamlet aS a man Of action rather than q gOomily
brocilng philc Sopher though this idea is presented
plainly enough in the coda H. IS such good music,
however, that 1t will doubtless be heard often enough
to enable the to cicaT up tine doubts
the concertn; |un lI STou sPTlnen Pn OF the SOUND
ceedngly Intelligent and tasteful manner. She won
much applause, and deserved 1t all. despite the
dubious ntonaton in the first movement.