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The Forrest City times., 1891-04-17
aENERAL DOMESTIC

Firo In Elizabeth, N. J.. caused &.5o, 900 toss.
 Baruum's grave is guarded by special policemen.
 Grsen B. Raum, Pension Commissioner, Is seriously ill
 Kansas City's Western Commercial Con- grees hss begun.
 Secretary Proctor avows himself can ddata fpr tho Ssnate.
 Murat Halsteai is no longsr director in tho Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
 Forty liquor men scver fly assaulted Con stabie Green whils he was scarShing . sa loon in Burlington. To.
 Count Lcwcnhaupt who married ex Sec rotary BayArd's daughter April 2, dol suddenly of typhoid fever.
 President Palmer of tho Worlds Fair is endeavoring to settle tho question as to Mas Ph0be Couaias' authority.
 D. M. Wilson was arrested at Wigs Post Officc, Atk for rchbing tho Walnu, Hill, (rex.) Post Ofice ao yeArs ago
 American susar rchaers are said to be attsmrtn to mako deal W tn wholesals grocers to boycott the foreign p,o iuct.'
 Ex President Cleveland spoke be.ora the Denccsatlc Club of New York on tho an. uiversary Of Jefferson's birthday.
 Another largo party of colonis,s has lefs Abilene, Kas., for Topolobampo. Mexico.
 A dre ct Chicago caused e1sS,0oo loss, and was attended by many exciting Incl dcnts.
 Appor,iop matt srs ara attracting a good deal o; interest in Illinois legislative circies.
 ThA pa vtor Uotnl at nnuh> Nah ,y.. bsiiy damaged by fro Several drcmen were injured.
 Mrs. James c. Blaine. Jr., will rsmove to South Dakota and ,hsre pr cure a di. vorce, preparatory b m lrrying Dr. Bull of New York
 The co ifession of Manual Politx, ono of the Maha lynched a, Nav Orleans, told tc the Judge during tho tr Al, has bsen made public.
 Mysterious incipicns Hrcs at Scranton, Pa, ara said to have bc a c,used by some mysterious chem cal compound which bars;s into blaxe after . certain time. supposed 10 have becu ussd by Q scientific incondiary.
 Pet r Behrsns' wlfe wont to Germany from New York short time siace, stealing Peter's naturalization papsrs. with which 10 assist her nrst husband whom sha Is bringing back with her, to get through the Barge Ofiicc.
 M .. John L. Sullivan will bc baptized under the auspices ot the Salvation Army
 Lieut. nant Tottcn of New Haven says the end of tho world VII como iu March, lS9o
 The Kentucky Constltut onsl Convention has tinshed i's Scrk aft . session cf i99 days. The pt, posed changes will be voted upon next Augusk
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-17
The rresiisat'a Party.

WAsHISeroS, D. C., April l2.-The ar- rangemen,s for President Hsrrisoa's . Southern and Western trip arc all com pie,ed, but tho personnel of the entire party to accomplny him can not yet tc stated rositive.y. As 1t stands 10 night
 the Prs dent will be accompanied by Mrs
 Harr.sca, Mrs. Mckee, Mir. and Mrs. Rus sell Harrison, Mrs Dimmick. Mir. and Mrs. Geo. w. Boyd, Privats Secretary Halford, and Nessrs. Culanan. Clark and Austin, represent ng the United Press, the Associated Press and the Press News Assoc iation. Secretary Rusk may ac- company the party as far @ Fl Paso, Tex.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-17
Domis of the Great Snowman.

BRIpoHPoRT, Conn.,, April 7.-Phineas Taylor Bavnum dicd at 9 9:30 tonight after an illness of twenty ono weeks The cause was degeneration of the the muscles of the heart supcrinduced by general weakness. Aside from rapid pulse and high tempsratare, there was no change further until 3 o'clock. Th,n his respiva- ton fell to q, and the temperature was l03. Dr. Hubbard ann ounced to the family that Mir. Barnums limit of life was only thrcs or four hours at tho most and at 6:3o o'ciock hs breatbed his last
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-17
A Brakeman Reanx r,.

PARIs, Tex, April i3-On tn, night o' July 30. iSs6. a brakeman on the Frisco,
 while a'eenpting to cl mhRn an engine while moving 1t Ch. s.er. Afk.. stumbled on pile O. n lers, and was bruised and had his light foot mashed. It was ampa- ta,ea by physician emfl l,yed by the conpiny He brought suit for tho inju- ries, alleging the amputation was careless and unnecessary, aski g damages in the sum of e35, 5,OOD--si5, ,OO) actual and $l0,l % yindicat on Tho t.ill of tue case was bs- gun Thursday. This afternoon the jury brought tn verdict for plaiutl2 for f75o.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-17
Connecticut Ono wsrrnntto rrocs~dinx.

Nxw HAVEN. Cona,, April i3.--An i'm portant move in the political contest be two the Democrats and Republicans is exp sctcd to bo mado l., rrow fore Judge Prent co .n tho Supsrior Court in ito apo ofauo warranto pr pfcesdings Two cases are expect d, one by Gov. Morri, against Gov. Buskeley, In which the for mer will demand to know why he should be iorger kept out of tte guberna' or rial chair The second will be that of Dr. Al sop, of Middletown, the Democrat, Lieu- teu. nt Governor, aga.nst Gen. Merwin, who ia Republican opinion IS lawful at present. the Lieutenant Governor of the State. A g ca, deal of interest centers in the prolo ed move.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-17
THE MARKETS.
rrioes for Live Stock anu Proiu e Ia the
 PriMeipsi Marts.
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. Wheat-No. 2 rod, l o+,fi OK Corn-No. 3 65a@6stS. Oats-No, ;. 5A0sAA. Rye-- No. 2, 6SGoa Buttcr-Crcamery, 2a(.e $ Buttcr--Choice Dairy, iaSsi. Eggs, 10 60. Chickens-Liva DOT n, Ga6tS. Onions-per bu., pcsSa5. Potatoes bu, So1A Cattle-Choicc Steers, 5t5(f5 +a Hogs-365@S. Sheep-NstivcA 45o9 5.lA
 NEW YORK. Wheat--No. 2 rod, 1, 10 fi tsls. Corn-No. 2, 6stse6+i. Oats-Mixed Western, 530s5A Cattle--a. oa95.3o. Hogs-4iotS+a 70
 CHICAGO. Wheat--No. ? rcd. l.n3cfl o5. Corn-No 3, 5lL(d5iA. Oats-44,s ,s esr&4A Cattle . 3ISa5,ta Hogs-S6eSS,so,
 KANSAS CITY. Wheat--No. 2 red, 9ka9,. Corn--No 2 4'@s1lx. Oats--No. ?, 45esDjS. Csttlo- 3.uoas,lS Hogs-S.2Sa3.40
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-17
Li.u,. Casey. siay.r.. rr;.i.

Sioux FALLS, s D., April 10. --Plcn'y- Horses, tho R sebud Sioux Indian accused of urlerng Lieut. Casey, was arraigned yesterday before United States Judge Ed E. rton. His attorney was absent and the Sioux. asked the Court to give him timo to plsad. Plenty Horses is a graduate Of the Indian school at Carlisle, Pa He is vol! educated. ani writes and speaks Ea. glsh fuently. The priucipAl question cming up is: Was it mur Ter to Xii l Casey when war hld been proclaimed by tho Gosernms Ut against the Indispsp' The trial will begin next Monday.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-17
P.r..i, and ssrs. a.shes:

oxDos, April l0.-The cansrd invoiv- irg Mrs. O'Shea and Mr. Psrnsll haa celsed to be heard. Mr. Psrnsll comes e the House of Commons direct fiom Brigh- ton, Capt. VShsa continues to rcside v tie Fest End If Brigntoa, Mrs O'Shsa = LII at the West End which is known e people as 'Fire-escape TerrsOe." 6Aa drives out with Mr. Parnell In . hoodod Anorican buggy. There is 10 sign tho1 the Queon's proctor vi Interfere to pso- vent the O'6ees divosoa from becomIinG bsolute
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-17
ITALY GETTING ANGRY
4 Rumor that Minister Porter
 May Be Dismissed.
NO ALARM AT WASHINGTON
Amsr.can Newspaper Comment Cartoons Stir Up His Majes-
 tvs War Spirit.

ROME, April 11.-It is reported that If the United States Government does no. answer the Marquis Imperiali note by to. morrow Mir. Porter the American Minis ter here, will be ordered to leave Italy, and the whole Italian Legation in Washington will be recalled and Italian interests left in charge of the British Minister
 ANGRY AGAIN.
 LONDON, April 11.--To nights advice. from Italy represent the Rudini Cabinet as deeply hurt by American comment on tse Italian difficulty, and that there is con sequcntly revuson of feeling in favor of aggressive measures. It is said that King Humbert has received iron the editor of an Italian newspaperin in America package of American newspapers containing pict- ures ridiculiug his Majesty and belittling the power and dignity If Italy. One pict- rre in particular, representing the King as monkey, gave great ofense. Italian bleoi is again boiling, and something start ling is anticipated within few days.
 NOT CREDITED AT WASHINGTON.
 WASHINGTON, D. c April 1l.-The rumor cabled from Rome iutimating that Premier di kudini is growing impatient mud threat ems to send tho American Minister his passports is generally discredted here. There is no necessity for impatence on the part of the Italian Government. There Is no oaical action pending, and there remains nothing to be concluded in the matter of official corresponden e. The response of the Italian Premier to Mr. Blaine's courteous ard dignified letter was received here some ten days ago, and the Secretary of State in the course of two or three days replied.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-17
r.,.xr.ph,o Hi. v,,,..,

Professor John M Coultsr has been elected president of tho Indiana Univcr. sity.
 Opposlton to the rc election of Senator Call has becn developcd in tho Farmers' Alliance.
 Tho New Or'cans erand-iury has begun sn active investigation of tho lynching of the Italians.
 Secretary Tracy toll tho Republican Club of Massachusetts that he intended to reform the ssrvics by eliminating machine politios from the navy yaria
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-17
John nr. Dunn Withdraw ws.

TALLsHAssrr, Fla, Alril ls.--In a letter to the Fsoridian, this mornng. Joha + Dunn formally wi.hdraws from the race for tho United S'atea senatorshlp. The auti Call mon will put up ex Governor Bioxham and lass, on two thirls rule
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BUSINESS CHANCE,

[ ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading, lines,
day, 40c: days, 60c: days. 1oe, week,
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st. Louis Stockyards.
Special to the Gazette


NATIONAL SToCKYARDs, ILL, Oct. IA
| Receipts, 100 cars of range cattle. There is
an active demand for best grades of range
cattle at about steady prices, but they are
over supplied with Gamers and prices
realized to-day are 5 to 10 cents lower. Cow
stuff sold at sl.25 to 81 20; steers, 30 to
So. 10; calves, $3.50 to $50 per head.
S. j. Newton, Seymour, sold 81 steers,
SIS pounds, at s.. 80; 81 calves at $7.75.
Nichols, Seymour, u cows, III pounds,
81. so: Is steers, 9S5 pounds, 500.
Cobb & Wilcox, Henrietta, o0 COWS, Iii
pounds, 81 is: 10 cows. 80 pounds, 81. 75; 81
steers, 932 pounds, $40; rs calves at 81.
Crowden Bros, Midland, 25 steers, 1895
pounds, 81 p.
s. R Newton, Seymour, 90 heifers, $50
pounds, 81.
c. w. Slavin, Doss, 24steers, 1901 pounds,
S245
j. 0. Hall, vinita, fl steers, $50 pounds,
s.. 80; % steers, 961 steers. $3.50.
j. II. Paramore, Leliaetta, "a steers. 1890
pounds, $40; &c steers, 101S pounds, s3.0
l59 cows, S24 pounds, SIS.
p. c. Paramore, Leliaetta, q steers, 1155
pounds, S29U.
Dashbough bank, 2Cedarville, 1863 steers,
95l pounds, s.. 80.
5. c. Beake, Choteau, SIS steers, 500
pounds, r. %; % cows, 720 pounds, 500; Il
steers. 931 pounds, g. 30
w. NJ. Parkinson, Red Fork, sold Al
cows, sos pounds, at Sl75.
S. S. COBB, Vinita, sold 90 steers, 1853
pounds, at $40; SO steers, $50 pounds, at
81 80.
Doc Denney, Claremore, sold sc SteeRsp
S93 pounds. at 50. %.
Bird, Merit 4 Ellis, Elgin, sold 22S
steers. So pounds, at s2.45; % steers, $50
pounds, at 81 80; p steers, 1854 pounds, at
81 40; IA steers, 1902 pounds, at $40.
Hewins II Forsythe, Elgin, sold 912
steers, 1917 pounds, at s.. 80
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LIVESTOCK.
Active Demand for Best Grades
IF Range Cattle.
AN OVER-SUPPLY OF GAMERS.
The Market and 10 Cents Lower-Win-
tered Texans Bring Good Prices in
Chicago-Sheep in Good De-
mand-Hogs' Slow.
LIVESTOCK.
Chicago Stockyards.
Special to the Gazette.

special 10 the IdZtltt
UNION SToCKYARDs. ILL, Oct. IL
Receipts, $1,000 Market active at steady
prices
A \. Spangler, Henrietta, sold 20 steers,
1909 pounds, at s.. go.
Byers Bros, $50 steers, 941 pounds, at
s.. 50; III COWS, Sl3 pounds, at Sl,S0
7. Wilson, Brownwood, 1873 cows, 7l2
pounds, at $3.50
W. H. Godair, Tulsa, So cows, no pounds,
at sl.60; Isl steers, 926 pounds, at S245
d. Rsy6ant, Enid, 1913 steers, 914 pounds,
.ssHfmberlin company of Ponca, 81 COWS,
ESQ pounds, Sl7o
". NJ. Hittson, Catoosa, 2lS COWS, COZ
pounds, S1.70.
w. Coleman, Wichita Falls, 246 steers,
S9l pounds &. 35: "a cows, 1S2 pounds, 81 50.
Cattle ranch company, 32l Indians, 9S4
pounds, s.. 80
w. L. Gatlin, Waggoner, 235 steers, S13
pounds, s.. %. s@-s
J. p. Daggett, Dundee, 126 steers. 1886
pounds, S2.45
Pulliam & w, Catoosa, 42O steers, 93S
pounds, s.. IS.
White Bros, Ponca, 1913 steers, $50
pounds, &. 35
Home land and cattle company, 347 win
tered Texans, 1896 pounds, $50.
C. B. Farwell 124 wintered Texans, 1851
pounds, $780,
B. w. Jones, 432 sheep, S5 pounds, S415;
61 sheep, 67 pounds, S4.15; 222 sheep, -
pounds, 50 40
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Kansas City Stockyards.
Special to the Gazette.


SToCKYARDs, KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct IA
Receipts. l0,064, besides 5000 hold-overs
on the market Eighty-three cars in the
Texas division. i heavy run of Territory
cattle in the native division. Quality, very
common. Market slow and weak and 10c
lower
Richard Bowling, sold Sc wlntered steers,
1913 pounds average, for $500
Hume Bros, Arkansas City, % steers,
$50 pounds, 800; 81 steers, 10lS pounds,
s. 10; 30 steers, 1904 pounds, 81 So
Witherspoon & McClelland, Tailaho, &c
steers, S54 pounds, $3.50; 45 steers, S69
pounds, 80
Rocking chair ranch company, Giles, 433
calves, each $40; 12l cows, 134 pounds,
SI.5O.
c. V Rogers, Tallaho, 167 cows, 795
pounds, Sl.35; 90 cows, 1913 pounds, Sl.35; II
calves, each S525.
j. j. Drew, Giles, 80 COWS, 729 pounds,
s. 60: q cows, sos pounds, 81 60
7. H. Vaughn, Giles, 30 cows, sos pounds,
Sl.60.
Jennings. Sherman, 43 calves, each Sc. 40.
w. A. Wade, Minco, Il cows, SOP pounds,
81 %: ll2 cows, 1872 pounds, Sl.65 % bulls,
1905 pounds, Sl.15.
r. w. Wright l13 cows, 66l pounds, at
Sl.25; Il cows, I'll pounds, 'Sl.75.
L. s. Edwards, 81 COWS, 755 pounds, 81. so
50 cows, 65i pounds, Sl.25.
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The Remains of Judge j. A. Carroll Inter
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DENTON, DENTON COUNTY. TEX, Oct. IA.
The remains of Judge ]. A Carroll
reached here by the no south-bound train
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A. CURRIE
MANSFIELD, TEX, Aug. 9, 1890.

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