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The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04

| rhA 7-ysar-eld child of Nr. David Beal. of KansAs City, stolen ThursdAy was restored on the payment Of 500 to the abdactorx- Governor Hovey of Indiana wss buried q Mount Vernon. Ind One r1xa vas killed and aaoths wounded in race riOs at Gurdou, Ark Ex-Mayor Grace, president of the Grzni Monument Association, has resigned
 Corn may go to a dollar in Chicago this week a the msnipula.ors succeed iz thsir plans.
 Litigation is expected between ChiczS, xaz companies and extrust companies of Indiana
 Lottery oncisls arrested ia New Orie- ans have been given until next March so app.sr for trial in Sioux Falls, s. D.
 The 7-year-old son of MiIIso1nai-- BeaIs of Kansas City and a servant hsvs disappeared A kidnapping Is suspected
 Myra CIArke-Gaiaes' heirs in New Or leans are trying Co collect judgment rem aerrd to the United states Supreme Court tor goo 0m.
 A State convention Of the Tezas AIlt- 31ER kL0RN-4 lr<1t4@N0n. <'NAO*-'-J nouncing the attempts to drag the order into politics
 Walter Winters. an engineer on the Texzs and Pacific Railway, saw A burn ing bridge ahead a1d Iesped from his cab. He wzs killed
 The Hon. Oliver Mowas cf Ontario says an overwhelming majority of Canadians are opposed to political union with ths United Statesl
 Alice Drennen, agrd Is was taken o6 the stage of New York theatre 6y on- cers at the request of her mother. She vzs . ballet dancer.
 h is considered settled tha. the New York Assembly and Sen ate will both bs Democratic
 A receiver has been appointed for ths New York Hotel. one of the oldest in Gotham
 Counsel for both Gubernatorial claim ants ia Connecticut Arz ned before the 5a- pr.ne Court
 Between r2,oog ,ooo and is, oD, ,ooo bushels Of coal have started down the Ohio from Pisrsburg.
 Rrocknan, the Se- Louis grain co mnis- sion u,zn. claims to have been swinclsd out of y-s,om in Omaha
 Evidence is accommodating that New York has been heavily xwiadlsd Ia the erection of sch ool b1ildinxs-
 4 family of six has been poisoned ia LousviIle- Each one had life insurance policy. The mother is alive and we'll
 Judge Lawrence N Gully of the Havaii- aa Supreme Court says that the islands ar. noe ready for snnexation with the United StAssA
 William Kzsks was shot dead hy his wffe's father ia AilwaGkee-
 Gold Is thought to have besa ciscov- cred in Ulster County, New York
 Forty thousand persons reviewed the remains of Governor Alvin P. Hovey as they Lay in state in the Capitol as Indian apolis-
 The teacher and seventeen pupils of . school near Frankfort, Ind, were pois- oned oy well water. Two children are dead
 Men in Sousneast Nissouri are pushing q scheme to isvee the Mississippi from New Madrid so the mouth of the Ss-Fran- eis.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
CENTRAL DOMESTIC

The recent cold wave was of za 2recs- SenteG severity ia the EasE-
 Canyset John stanzky escaped from JsEzes by sealing ths prison xaIls-
 4 serious Indian outbreak is reported from Arizona and many lives have been lost
 Ar unknown St. Louis man was beaten tc death by z negro near Blooming dale. H.
 T. Is said sna4 gT5,o0 has been sent tc Tsxzs 10 be used in establishing sub treasury organs
 Louisiana Lottery people are having z lively time attending to indictments fszrd against them
 The downfall of the hororsd family of FIeEd seems 10 be imminent The fziEars og the bank Is complete
 4 band of organized assassins in Chzgtzuqua County, Kansas, is posting death notices at Wzunetta-
 Banker BeaIs of Kansas City will prosecute the kidnappers-
 Two masked men gagged Mrs- Thomp- scnl, q farmers wife, near Wichita, Kas., ard then raasaexsc the house
 The hiding place of the booty obtained by the Mccoy gang of express robbers has been revealed by ons of the gang
 The farzoCs German white enamel process for earthenUars, long a secret, has been discovered by Dabaqus Io.l ] man
 Thrse men were killed and six injured, some fatally, by falling bridge near Columbia Falls on the Great Northern road
 Governor Buchanan of Tennessee says tEe rscapr1rec eonvIcts uust he returned to tEeIr old stations at no matter what ccs<-
 A-s- V. s. Taylor of Kansas City discovered her husband. who ran away fo1x months aga, ln CIeTsland, O., r1nnlng peanut stand
 Four masked men robbed the Frisco train which Left St. Louis Monday night, blowing open The express car and safe at Gien6ale, tsn miles from the city, and escaping.
 The tnsrnCnstsr went to II below rero in s. Pzul and other Northeastern points
 T. is Iezrned that the negotiations for the sale of the Cherokee Strip are nearly concluded
 ssats Geologist winsIow has made q valuable report upon the coal beds oi Missouri.
 Three Omaha Councflmsn had a fight at special meeting. Spectators separated them
 The kidnappers of Junior Beesv ., Kansas City might have been lyn=hed had not the Sheriff taken them secretly to Indepsndence.
 Several persons were killed and injured in a collision on the Lake Shore Rail. road in Toledo, O.
 St. Paul, Minn-, has formally entered the race for the Democratic Nation2 ConsentIon of 1892.
 Ars- Leonard of Atlantic Highlands S- J., was brutaIly murdered by he k1sband's farm
 College men ia the neighborhood O Chicago have crgznized to choose Ice t1rsrs and for other purpose~.
 4rs- Annie Besznt, the Thsosophis. is in New York
 According 10 the New York San. unIesl the factions fn Ireland coon unite rhysicai forcs wiu bs rssorssd so.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
LOVE MADE Hes xuaoEsous
A s>rvnnts Pz~sioa for Her Enpfsy0
 Prompts Her to q Crime.

Prompts Her to Crime
 RAcrSz. Wis. Dec s--Tae attempt of some person to kill Mrx T. w. Burett by placing poison in her tea and coffee is most peculiar case and Is sur rounded by many sensational facts Mrs Burrett IS the woman who created such widespread attention several months ago by fasting for thirty days for dyspepsia and was cured
 It seems that servant girl who was employed in the family for many years. had fallen in love with Mir Burrett, although he had never paid attention b her. The girl went to fortune teller some s.nc ago and was told that she would marry a man who lived in the sane house as she did after his first wife died An analysis of the poisoned tea and coffee discloses the fact that there was strychnine adm nis- tered in sufficient quantities to produce death had not the case received prompt medical service As Mrs. Burrett has entirely recovered the servant has not been arrested and probably will not be-
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
TO UNITE IRISH FACTIONS.
p.rnelrs Elder Brother Believes He Can
 Bring About such a Result

NEW YORK, Dee 3.-John Howard ParrelI. eldest brother of the late Irish leader, arrived from the south yesterday on his way to Ireland. wither he will sail on the Majestic tomorrow He will be accompanied by his mother
 Mir. ParnelIis mission to Ireland is one which is destined to bring him much prominence As the head of the Parren family he is desirous of bring ing to an end the faetional spirit which relies upon his brothers name for it's existence It is his purpose to use a fortunate circumstance to open the ne gotiation for reunion of all the Irish mem bers under the leadership of Will liam OBrien or some other equally &C., eeptabIe man
 If it is in my power" said Mir. Par nell, '"I would like to see the opposing factions of the Irish party reunited Ireland should not suffer from the rancor of individuals The cause which my brother gave his life to build up is still worthy of the best efforts of Irish men |"
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
WILL FIX THE BOUNDARY LINE
An old Document Found al the Eight
 Time in Ohio.

An old Document Found ar the Eight
 Time in Ohio
 CoLUNBUs, Ohio, Dec. 3--Prof T. C. Mendeuball, who has been in charge of the survey of the boundary line between Ohio and Indiana. announced day or two since there was no original survey of the line, and he is now engaged in making his report on that basis. to be submitted to the Governor and the department at Wash inzton- w. M- Ingalls,, an employe of the canal commission. to-day found among the old papers in the auditor s office the original survey Of the boun- dary line which was made in ls17 by Surveyor Harris under the direction of suveyor-General Ti4in. who was after ward Governor of Ohio. This discov- cry will likely settle the dispute.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
Out sf Coal for Their Engines.

ArcHIsGS, kas-, Dee 3.--The West Division of the Missouri Pacific rail- road, extending from Atehison to Omaha, is threatened with a coal famine At o'clock yesterday morn ing there was not a days supply on the division, but Supt- Rathburn expects fifty cars to-day from the mine in Mis- souri, which will help out some About forty cars are used on the division every day. The eompany's fuel agents are buying coal wherever they can find it. but the miners are unable 10 supply the heavy demand
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
wm Try to Prov. aa Allsr.

PEORIA, ILL, Dee. ?. = George Sharkey's trial for the murder of State Senator Gilman began at Edwardsville yesterday. A company of twelve saloonkeepers, bartenders, etc, left here for Edwardsvilie prepared. it is said, 10 prove an alibi for the prisoner by testifying that at the time Gilman was murdered, Sharkey was in Peoria. playing his vocation as a gambler. Others of the same class will leave here to-day.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
RICH MAUI BY THE ROBBERS.
The Mlss.arf Bandits Got Away wfth s7s--
 ooo CT More

ST. LoUIs, Mo. Dee 7--SoShing is yet definitely known as to how much
 money was stolen by the train-roohers on the Frisco. Manager Damsel of the Adams Express company was seen and said that while he knew nothing definite as to the amount of money and valuAbles secured he was sure that the amount exceeds seo. 900 At the Frisco office it was stated that the amount was about s-s.0oo. Dispatches received from Monett, Mo state that the con ductor. engineer. and fireman in an in- terviev confirm the account of the -ob- bery- The robbers performed their work SO etfectually and covered their tracks SO well that there is not the slightest clew to identify them or theis whereabouts
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
SUSTAIN GOVERNOR HILL.
Few York Democratic Committee Ress

Few York Democratic Committee Reso-
 iations-sheeh2n Succeeds oeIriehs-
 NEW YORK, Dec. 3--At meeting of the Democratic State committee held at the Hoffman house to-day William F. sheehan was elected member of the National Democratic committee in the place of Herman Oelriehs. resigned The following resolutions were unani- mously adopted:
 Resolved, That in the opinion of this committee il would be detrimental 10 the best interests of the state and the Democratic party for Governor Hill to relinquish his office as chief magis- trate until the expiration of the time for which he was chosen"
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
Sacrifice by Ia Porte Gsrss.

LA PORTE. Ind, Dec. 3-Several months ago Ernest Schnitz of this city was severely burned with gasoline and his physician has decided that the only way his injuries can be repaired is by xin-grafting. The young ladies of the La Porte Charity circle have consented to furnish the necessary amount of eutiele
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
KIilea bv Her Pfavm.t..

SPRINGFIELD. H., Dee 3.-Lizzie Darnell. 6 years old. stepdaughter ot Charles Chambers. a eoal-mIner, was shot and instantly killed by a play. mate, James Mays. an s-year-old son of John Mays They were alone in the house and took . gnn from the wall and began playing with it. It was dis charged and the little girls head was blown almost completely o1.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
EPITOME OF THE WEEK.
BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY FOR
 BUSY MEN
ean1~n-~a reI~<rzphsr E~psrts sf fh> Ia1orsaas Event. sf the P.ss ws>E
 An Over ths World
rOEEIGy.


 King ChrsssI.z's visit to Emperor VII lsan 4svery brief
 The rsvo 19icnists of Rio Grznde dc Sui refzss to rsinst2ss their former ofn- earsL
 political address Monday Mir Bal four made a severe attack ca MT Glad stone.
 The Chirsaa budget shows q reduction cf several millions under B&inacsda'' estimates.
 Ths Ru-zfan Government is adopting active measures so relieve the famine su1erers-
 The English hoI1erz of virziniA bonds are violently opposed to the proposed settlement
 The Chinese rsvoll1tion is growing very serious. and hundreds of Europeans and naffvs Christians have been nassa- cred
 Herr EsbsI nuads a aery speech in the Eeichsszx, in which he criticized a speech of the Kaiser.
 Russian peasants besiegec the Car on bis railroad journey with petitions tor re- lef frurn srarTasion-
 R5unani4a politics al hEass on the point whethe- Ro1mznia ioins Russia or the Triple AllIzucs-
 Impressive funeral ceremonies were held In Paris over the Right Hon Ed ward BaGwer Lytton- author and late English Ambassador to France
 Chinese rebels are marching to Pekin for the purpose of overthr0wing the rui- ing dynasty and pu-siag a native on the throne. \ battle is imminent
 The names Of Captains BoiIesu and Butcher have been removed from the rolls of the British Army for neglect of daxy at the Manipur massacre
 A Paris newspaper says that sx-ka1s Milan of 5ervla will shortly leave for Ts- herz1, the Shah of Persia having sr- pointed him so command Persiz's c.val- y-
 ChIH win sue officials under Balnaceda for money spent during the war.
 Queen Victoria heard a special perform ance of @Caval.sria Rusticanz." given in Windsor CastIe.
 Natures h Samoa are said to bs soreiy vsxed over oppressive taxation and are likely so go ro war
 A trz1s1tkold4 FeyDE1s saD-41~ VI many to be ssocx-Iobbing scheme, has been sent out from Berlin to the effect that Chancellor von Csprsvi Is contemplating rexigniag
 The International Emigration Confer eace opened n Paris.
 Rioters have pilEagec the BeIgian mis- sinrs h China and murdered several Chrfxrsaus
 The Tory conference st Birmingham has closed after passing several important resolutions
 The fzsnins-stricken area in Ezssia is half as big as the United States, and 4aN1, ,gsG people livs there
 AGvirss from chili, by way of Chicago, H.. are % fae effect that Francisco Con- aha. one of Ealmaceda's Ministerx, was si6t by pieksss of the successful rscess while he was trying to escape.
 F@aca rzsgns in Brazil, everyone being pleased at Dserzx0r Fons sera's esixaation- M cs Gssrs. Rs1ssia's Foreign Minister, had a conferences with Emperor William sn Berlin
 The Earl of Lytssr, British Anhassa- zar sc Frzzce- died in Pzri.- Ills pseuto- nyn was -Owen Meredith"
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
A D~n.n,ed GIri Disappears.

BARABoo, Wis, Dec 3.-Lillie Merely, about IS years of age, daugh- ter of N. W. Merely of the town of Baraboo, left her home about g o'clock yesterday morning and has not been seen since. A diligent search is being made throughout the whole neighbor- hood She was of unsound mind and it is feared she committed suicide.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
MARRIAGE EXTRAORDINARY.
Two Tamniss of stxteen Children JolE
 Horsunes e Hasbands and Wives

QUEBEC, Dec IA most remarka ble alliance between two families is re- ported from the adjacent parish of St Marie Beauee. Two respectable farm CTS named Rheaume and Morin had each eight children, four sons and four daughters- Rheaume's four sons mar ried Morin's four daughters and the four sons of the latter joined their fortunes to the four daughters Of the former. The offspring of the first four unions up to date number thirty nine, and of the latter thirty-fve children
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
New silver Certificate, I..ue.i.

wAsHrSsros, D. C., Dec. 5.-The issue of the new Windom g. silver eer- tificates began this morning. There was brisk demand for the early numbered notes, and the first 500 were soon taken up as souvenirs. No. ! was allotted to Mrs Windom, No. 2 to Treasurer Sebeker, and No. to Assist ant Secretary Crounz- The new notes will be put into circulation as rapidly as possible.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
s.wt.li. confes-es to Fra,rieia..

CONCORD. N. H.. Dec 3--Counsel for Isaac Sawtelle went to the State prison yesterday and obtained 8 short affidavit from him of the details of the murder of his brother Hiram The prison officials decline to furnish the docu- ment for publication, but it is known that in it the prisoner confesses to kill ing his brother with a pistol. He says he dld it alone and that the crime was committed in the State of Maine (where there is no capital punishment.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
Future Government of Hawaii.

WAsHISGToS, Dee 3-Sooner or later heriditary monarchy Is bound to come to an end in the Hawaiian islands This is the view taken of the Hawaiian situation by Dr. Moot Smith, minister of finance at Honolulu. who is now in Washington The Hawaiians realize this he said, and most of them favor annexation to the United States The son of the English commissioner is one of the most enthusiastic annexationists- The talk of British influence doninat- ing Hawaii is pure bugaboo-"
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
NOT AFRiAD OF CHILE.
Recent Naval Orders Believed to show
 that the Difficulty is Ended.

Recent Naval Orders Believed to show
 that the Difficulty s Ended.
 WAsHrSsros, Dec. alt has been de- cided by the Navy Department that the double turreted monitor Miantonomah shall not leave American waters this winter. Admiral Walker left yesterday for New York He is on his way to South America to take command of the Boston and will receive instructions while en route regarding his work In naval and diplomatic circles these facts are regarded as significant It is thought that all apprehension of further difficulty with Chile is over
 VALPARAISO, Dee. e.-The United States steamship Yorktown arrived here yesterday. She received a royal welcome from the Baltimore. which vessel will probably leave for Califor- nia in afew days
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
VIII H.,s hu, Eixh, cIah..

ST. LoUI-, Mo, Dec. 3.-President von der Ahe of the St. Louis Browns, who has just returned from Colum bus, Ohio, where a meeting of the commit tee having in charge the arrangement of the American Baseball association circuit was held, is authority for the statement that that organization will have but eight clubs next season.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
Gen. Rsca for President of Bra.,,.

BrESos AYREs, Dec. 3---Oficials are said to be hard at work trying to elect Gen Roca to the presidency as Pelli- grinfs successor. IL is said that his coming here was caused by desire to conciliate the different branches of his political party and to ailay any dissent among the leaders
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
Relief knr Mnr.nk.. R.-r.

NnwArkzE- Wis, Dee 1-Milwa1- lxee beer has been under the ban of tho American Federation of Labor for . number of years, but the boycott will probably be raised at the convention of the federation which is to be held at Birmingham. Ala. Dec. I4.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
rlax.hip Chicago Ready to Sail.

NEW YORK Dec The cruiser Chi eago. flagship of the squadron of evolu- ton, is to leave the nzvy-yard to-mor- row morning and start for Fortress Monroe The repairs to the ship have been carried along toward completion; she has received her coal and ammnni- ton and will be in all respects ready by the time appointed. What the ships destination will be after she reaches Fortress Monroe is not known by any one on board of her
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
KAa.a. Ha. a whea. Blockade.

ArcInsoS, Kan, Dec. alt is esti- mated that there are 5000 bushels of wheat stored in the elevators and va ,ant buildings at Gaylord. Kan, at the present time. IL has been impossible to secere cars to haul it away, and buy CTS have been compelled to refuse grain because they have no room to store it.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
VIII Exoner.,. Mr. w.rci.r.

MONTREAL, Que. Dee. alt is rumored that the royal commission ap- pointed to investigate the Bale des Chaleurs scandal will not report until the 10th inst, but that the commis- sioners have already privately informed the lieutenant-governor that their re- port will exonerate Mir. Mercier and his government
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
Unable to secure Bza.

CEsTEALrA, ILL, Dee 3.-MeKibben and Lordon, two of the Sandoval fire bugs. were taken out of the jail this morning and taken back to Sandoval for the purpose of filing their bonds. They asked a number of their friends to assist them but their request was ignored They were taken back to the county jail
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
Died in the Doctor's Onse<.

MADISON, Wis, Dec 3.-C.W ". Stevens, an old resident of this city, died in Dr. Jackson's office just before noon of heart disease. He has been in feeble health for some time and went to the doctors office complaining of pain in the region of his heart He was 70 veorS old
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
One Man Killed and Two Injar ed While
 Thswfng out Cartridges.

Thswfng out Cartridges.
 CoRUxsA, Mich, Dec 3--Whils workmer at the Corunna coal mines two miles northeast of here, were thawing out dynamite cartridges last evening the dynamite exploded with terafic violence, completely wrecking the shed in which the men were at work and instantly killing Michael Caster and seriously injuring twoof his aSxistanta Caster was horribly mangled- The shock was distinctly felt as Durand, Vernon and owosso. At Durand it was taken for an earthquake In the city the windows rattled and it was at first supposed the txplosiOn was within the linitx- The wreck as the mine Is complete.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
strurh gx a Tld.I wave

NEW YORK Dec 3.-Capt- Lee of the schooner William L. Bradley of Boston, arrived here yesterday on the steamer orizaba- He says he left Charleston, :. C., for Boston Oct 5- Five days later his schooner was struck by a tidal wave, and all the crew except the cap tain and mate were swept overboard-
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
BLOCKADE AT BUFFALO.
Nearly Four Million BasheIs of Grain
 Afoat at That Fort

Afioat at That Fort
 BUFFALO, N. Y., Dec e.-The re- ceipts of grain by lake show no de- crease in volume Yesterdays arrivals included about eighteen grain carriers whose cargoes aggregated nearly mil hon bushels. This made the amount afoat here last night fully four million bushels A large fleet is yet due, butn the severe weather holds out some of the down-bound vessels may not be able to make this port. It was freez- ing all day yesterday and last night and the river and canal are covered with coat of ice. while under the breakwater solid ice extended for some distance The shipping of coal cargoes is impeded by the cold, the coal freezing in the pockets. The winter fleet at this port promises to be unusually large
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
chns Cancel. Minister. commi..loa

WASHINGTON, Dee 3.-The Chilean Minister has notified the Secretary of State that the government of Chile has cancelled the commission of Don Emilio Puyo. Chilean Consul General at San Francisco. and that his official relations with his government are terminated
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
rr.auen, E.rshouase. a, san sal,

SAX SALVADOR, Dec. 3.-A heavy earthquake shock was felt here at 10 p. m last Saturday. At p. m- yesterday a lighter shock was experienced. At s o'clock last night a third shock of longer duration occurred. The ire quency of these earthquakes is causing great alarm in this city and its vicinity
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
An old Indiana Editor Dead.

COLUMBUS. Ind, Dec. 3.-Isaae N. Brown. editor of the Columbus Repub- lican. died at his home here. He was 70 years old He was the oldest editor in Indiana. having filed the editorial chair forty-fve years.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
Gave Bt..ov rwenty-oa. Tear.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dee 3.-Charles Bissow. the object of the lynehing-bee faseo O; Monday night was sentenced to tweuty-one years in the State prison for a criminal assault upon Blanche Staten aged 9 years.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-04
Served fin the War of lsra.

NEW YORK, Dee Maj. Thomas Harvard died yesterday a, his home in Brooklyn at the remarkable sge of lo2 years He was the oldest man in Brooklyn He secured his military E5tle durinr the war of isfa