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The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
The Emperor's Day.

LONDON, July 6.-Emperor William rose early at Windsor to day and took short ride, returning to breakfast with the Queen and the royal family Immediately afterwards he started in carriage for the Victoria Barracks, accompt tnied by the Prince of Wales, the Duke ot Connaught and the Duke of Clarence The Emperor was n the undrcss uniform of tho Corps Guard, bedeeked with Prussian orders and wore plumed helmet The Prince Cf Wales was in the uniform of a Colonel of the Life Guards. IL being semi state occasion only the military attaches of the German Embassy and the English equer. ries attendant upon the Emperor followed the royalties, The party was preceded by moun'e ed police and outrlders On arriy- ing at the barracks the Emperor found tho Llfe Guards drawn up in line with the Scots Guards in the rear. He shook hands with the commanding off ,ers and then in speeted the troops, passing up and down the lines ard minutely scrutiuizing the equipment of tbe soldiers.
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
Army of the Potomac,

BUFFALO, N Y, July 2.-All prepara- tions are complete for the twenty second annual reunion of the Society of the Army of the Potomac, to be he'd here to nor row and Saturday. The city is elaborately decorated for the occasion, and to-nigh, Main street was Illuminated The corps reunions will be held at Music Hall to morrow morning. In the afternoon there will be grand excurs ion on the lake and river, the excursion fleet being escorted by the United States steamer Michigan, the revenue cutters Perry and Fessenden and the light house steamer Haze. To morrow evening the general reunion occurs at Music Hall with an oration by Gen. Henry w. Slocum and poem by General Mars den. Tho grand mil itary parade takes place Saturday morning, beaded by four companies of regulars from Forts Porter and Niagara and the marines from the steamer Michigan The celebration will close Saturday evening with banquet Many distinguished veterans arrived by to night
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
A Eree-for-All Elxht

CHicAao, July GA disgraceful free for all fight was the feature of the regular weekly meeting of the Trade and Laboi Associat oa to day, For about two hours tho assembly had been dis cussisg the TO port of the Labor Day and the Entertain ment Committees with reference 10 the let ting of the contract for printing souvenir Fraud was charged and finally the l 0 was exchanged between two dele gat, when the fight commeuc, d Tho utmost cofusion reigned and for time it seemed that every. body in the hall except the women were mixed up in tho melee. Black eyes and broken heads were numerous and at leasr one knife was drawn, though it's owacr was trpped up and dsarmed before mur der could Do c c)mm ttei Tommy Morgan, late osnd date of tho social tickets, a mem. Der of he committee whose report caused the trou ble, disappeared while the TOW was in progress
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
The Nolnnd Gaze.

JEFFERSON CiTY, Mo, July 7.-The sec
 ond trial of exState Treasurer Ed r No land on tho charge of embezzing nearly S}3,oo of Stats funds was commenced in the Circuit Court hero this afternoon Judge Burgess did not arrive until 8, o'clock, and it was an hour later when the Sheriff called the court to order All the attorneys, the defendant few wit1 esses aud two or three dozen outside were present. Wi bout the least delay both sides answered Ready for trial.n Tnis was something of n surprise, as a number had predicted that the defence would seek continuance The sheriff asked until "Wednesday morning to summon a special ny Of fifty and the court gran te the time and adjourned the case over until 9 o'clock Wednesday morning. All tho wltgessc have been suhpnnaed and attachments will be asked for those who fail to respond
 From present indications the trial will consume all ot the present we ek aud proba bly, part of. .the next The Attorn eys are the same as in thu last trial Attorney General w ood, Joseph k, Edwards and Juege w. $. Davsou for the State, and Governor Charles F. Johnson. C. T. No laud aud w. $ Pope for tho detcace.
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
Tho British Invade Chicavo-

CmcAGo, Ill, July 6-English capitalists have again invaded Chicago, this tune 10 the extent Of S4, 800 o0a, and the property purchased is the Caicago Storage Exchange Company's building aud plant and lease hold at Lake and Canal streets. All con templsted improvements are also included in the sale. The plant will at once be com pletcd to suit enlarged plans and the pro iectors claim that wheu finished tho stor age of all kinds of perishable matter will be completely revolutionized. W. A. Be- loi2 of San Francisco, negotiated the sale of tho storage company. MT Beloiu has just returned from London, where, after two months of conferences, negotiations and consultations with English capitalists and lawyers, he closed the oeal Tho pur- chaser Is the London and Colonial Finance Corporation and the price $500 900, half in cash and half in the stock Of the Eng. fish company. The completion of the terms Of the contract and final payment of the purchase prlcs is to be within four months. The deal will net about 5000 o0O profit to the sellers and they will preserve an interest.
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
All Invited but HlIl

PIrTsBunG, Pa, July 5--At meeting of the Randall Club to night the arrange ments for the clubs annual fete champetre on July 2a were completed. A motion was made by member to invite OK President Cleveland to bs present on that occasion An amendment was offered to include in the invitation the name of Gov. Hill, of New York. A storm of IN oes" was the response, during which the club President with mock solemnity ruled the amendment out of order. When tho question was called on the original mo ton a so itary "No" indicated the sent m mt of Western Penusylvania Democrats. Invitations were then voted to Gov. Campbell. of Ohio, and Gov. Fleming, of West Virginia, as we'll as to many other prom nent Democrats. committee was appointed to arrange for the meeting Of tho State League of Demo cratic Clubs, which meets in Pittsburg in Septcmb Der
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
A Warning to Pattlson.

PIrrsBURG, Pa, July 7.--At meeting of the Grover Cleveland Democratic So- cieiy at its hail, corner Forty ninth and Butler streets, tonight, the following resc- lutions referring 10 national politics were adopted:
 Whereas, The Grover Cleveland Demo. cratic Society of Allegheny County have positive knowledge that there IS n scheme on foot to send the next delegation from Pennsylvania 10 the National Convention t) favor Robert E. Pattison; and,
 Whereas, These schemers propose to hoodwlnk the people by pretending to elect the said delegate, for Grover Cleveland and whom they well know = per cent. of the people of Pennsylvania favor as the next Democratic nominee for President {; and
 Whereas, The Grover Cleveland Demo cratic Society was the only Democratic club in Pennsylvania to indorse Robert k Pattison for Governor prior to the meeting Of the Scranton Convention, we, as his best friends take this opportunity 10 warn him against his false friends who, throuch h their iniudicious scheming, would lnfure Grover Cleveland and seriously impair Gov Pattison's chance for further politi. Cal advancement; there'o 'ore,
 Resolved, That the Grover Cleveland Society, in regular meeting assembled do hereby indorse Grover Cleveland. of New York, us the Democratic nominee for President in 1899, and call on all his true friends 10 be on the alert to the end that none but tried and true mon are sent to the National Convention to favor Grover Cleveland as long as his nAme is before the Convention"
 Gov. Pattison's administration was in dorsed, with the exception of some of his appointments from Allegheny. A resolu tios was also adopted indorsing Chauncey F. Black, State President of the Demo cratic Societies, for the nomination oi United States Senator
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
THE SCHOOL ENROLMENT.
An Important Bulletin Issucd by ths
 Census Bureau.


 WASHINGTON, July IA census bulletin on education, prepared by Mir. James II. Blodgett, expert special agent, gives the preliminary showing of public school en- rollment from the records of the States not shown in previous bulletins, namely Ala bama, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Ne vada, New Jersey and Tennessee.
 Idaho and New Jersey have an apparent gain of school enrolment slightly less than the gain in population. Nevada lost in populat on and is relatively less in school enrollment. Indiana shows a sight loss in school enrolment since 1SS0 The statis- tics of 1887 showed loss as compared with 1880. The reported enrolment of 1888 ex- ceeds little that of lsS0 The combined bulletins for the whole country show an apparent enrolment in the public schools for 1880 of 9,95l, eos and for 1890 public school enrolment of l2, 592, 72l, an apparent gain of enrolment in public schools of 26 .54 per cent. The gain of populati on meantime was "A SC per cent.
 With the variable character of the school records and other conditions under which the statistics have been gathered the close correspondence between the apparent gain In public school enrolment and the gain in population in the nation is at least striking coincidence.
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
Slavin Ready to Match Sullivan.

LONDON, July 6.-Frark Slavin, accom-. panied by Charley Mitchell and "Pouy'' Moore, arrived in London on Monday night and have since been quietly resting at Nit chell's house. This afternoon "Pony'' Moore gave Fourth of July reception to his sporting friends. On the invitation cards were the words: ''Grand Reception to Frank P. Slavin, Champion n of the World" Itwas great blowout and Slav in's 'siag' ut its conclusion resembled John l.. Sullivan after successful week. { engagement. Slavin was particularly mellow and talked quite freely. He sad he would be ready to cover any forfeit that was deposited at the New York Clip per office for fight with Sullivan.
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
A Great Labor M.stln

..NnKgrISG, w Va, July The great est labor demonstration ever occurring in the Ohio Vale will occur at S,eubenville tomorrow. One hundred thousand visi- tors are expected and o5, coo men will be in line. Delegations will 90 from this city, Bellaire, Martins Ferry, Beaver Falls, Pitsburg, Kittanning. Zanesville, Flndlay and numerous other large manufac turing towns in this section. floral monument Co the late Thomas NJ. Armstrong, the great labor editor. will be unveiled, Ad- dresses will be nj lde by President Com. pers, Secretary McG;uire of the National Federation, President Weihe of the A A. | S. w, Secretary Dillon of the National Glass Workers and Secretary Mc3ride of tue Nat ienal Miners Association.
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
Iowa Republicans nominated Hiram c.

Iowa Republicans nominated Hiram c. Wheeler for Governor
 Governor Buckner of Kentucky says he is for Cleveland for President
 Alexander Weiss in New York fatally shot his n stress and killed mself
 Gideon w Marsh, the Philadelphia fugi- tive has been seen Ut Pleas antville, N. J.
 Harry o. Watson of New York has swiud!ed hundreds Of people all over the country
 Brokers in tho New York Stock Ex- change arc being fined for moving faster than Q walk.
 Competitors for the prizes at the Indian. apolis drill have sett. cd down to rigid camp life.
 E. E. Loutber, telephone man ager of Lepyenworth, Kas., embezzlei q, 800 and confessed.
 Three mysterious men were arrested at Kansas City under supicion of being coun- terfeiters.
 The shortage of John G. Warfield, Sher- iff of Desha County, Arkansas, it Is now said, will reach $40, GOO
 It Is rumored in Philade lphia that Bards- ley has comics sed and that tue document has been concealed. The lake in tho Colorado Desert is spreading and different theories are ad- vanced as to it's origin.
 Prince George of Greece is spending his short stay in New York in quiet survey of the metropolis.
 Many changes are bsing made in the of- flee of the Cincinnati Commercl al Gazette by the new manag emept.
 C. M Lowry, tue embezzler brought back from Caiforni, to San Antonio, Tex, stole more than was first supposed,
 The trouble between Admrals Gherardi and Walker, while known to many officers, will probably not break out openly.
 The affirmation of the sentence of D. c. Parker to ten years in prison for murder will place behind bars n man now out on q, POO bat at St. Joseph, Mo.
 Mime. Phlo, who iumpsd from train to escape arrest, has confessed to the Denver forgeries, saying she did it for love. Her alleged con leierate is under arrest.
 Major Powell, director of the geological survey. says the possible formation of . lake in the Colorado desert is only . tenn porary affair and very simple thing
 Five murderers' sentences were affirmed In the Missouri supreme Court.
 Four prisoners cut their way out of the Monmouth ull.) Jail and escaped.
 A company to establish labyrinths as Q form of muscment is to be formed in tho East.
 The Dalton boys have been seen in the Indian Territory. They were after provi- sions.
 Royal Frisbie was killed uear Sparand, Ill, Sunday by step-sons defen ing their mother.
 II. Straus. Bro X Co. of Baltimore, uattsters, have assigne l. Assets, s650, 900: liabilities, &i6o, ,o0V.
 brother Of $. N Wood murdered at IIugoton, Kas, has appealed to Governor Humphrey for justice.
 in tho Fi.lebrown murder cas at Chey- cnne, Wy. the defendant has admitted killing Fouiks in elf.defonse.
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
WASHINGTON.

Comptroller Lacey has called for the res iynaticn of Bank Examiner Drew of Phil edelpha.
 Secretary Foster has issued to Gust ms Collectors instructions regarding action
 under the new copyright law. Tho recent changes in the army divi- slous remove from tie control of General Miles all the hostile Indians. The ~ per cent. bonds duo September wilt be extended 10 pr cent when de- siged Nj mister Frederick Doug lass, in an in teryiew, suggests that the Mole St Nich- olas affair has something interesting be-
 hind it. Secretary Foster has ssued hls new debt statement and an explanation of tho change. Interesting statistics on A mcrcan immi- grafton have been published by the Bureau of Statistics. Agent Bennett reports that his raid on alleged Chckasaw intruders was a failure. Dr. Macune's record since his location in Washington has not been particularly good enc. The Government will not receive Don
 Peiro Montt, Chl,ian insurgen emissary, either phbliciy or privately. Congressman Mills will speak at Fulton,
 Mo, August II next
 The war vessel Pensa cola hes been or dercd home for repairs.
 Mir. o. r. Ha lam of Nashville, Ill will succeed Green B. Raum, Jr., res ignei.
 Chairman Br.ce of the Democratic National Committee has issuei IA lettar strongly indorsng tle Club Association.
 A new statistical work on ths Pacific States has been issued by the Bureau of Statistics. It relat to internal com. mercc.
 Assistant Sergeant at Arms Cavanach of
 the House has boea removed
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Near Altus, Ark, picnic party was ser. iously poisoned by food eaten.
 IL is again said that Blaine is a very sick man and will resign before long.
 The body ot Fessenburg was found hor- ribly mutilated near Girari.sIi
 Adyiccs from Hayti report indications of m uprising against President Hippolyte
 A Kansas City patrolman was mysteri. ously assaulted by two men in black masks
 A suit against the Co,toas.ei Trust d rectors of iss4 has been ordered by tae stockhol lers.
 Fifty thousand persons were present 1t tho fourth day oftae Sacngerfest at New. ark, N. J.
 In fight between oGicers and Indians on the Moiave D sort in California two on each siae were killsd.
 Henry c. Adams Is Ia Ludlow s.reet Jail, New York, chargei with wrongfally converting ls,soo of the Unversa,ist Re lief Fund, of which he is treasurer.
 A cyeloue at Bitoa Rouge, La, demol- ished the Penitentlary ani the Governors $ mansion, kiiliig ten persons and wonnding thirty -six, all n. the Penltsntiary.
 The steamship Servia was sighted abou, fifty mil from New York totally disabled. Prince George of Greece is a passenger. Tugs were sent out to her nssistancs.
 Ten thousand persons seeking homes in the Cherokee Outlet will meet at Arkau. sas City, kas.. Saturday to take steps to secure the opening Of that country, peac ,a- bly, If possible, bat foreibly if necessary.
 The Sedalia Blue and Gray Reunion has cicsci
 Complaints have been mads of cattle tresspasses on the Cherokee Strip.
 Tho Chicago Storage Exchange has been sold to an English syndic, ,to for S4, 5oo. coo
 Washington and Leo University has just closed its enc hundred md ninth year
 Tho scverest storm known since 1886 vis- tied Galveston and did e siderable dam. age
 No farther deaths have occurred in con nection with tho West Virginia railroad wreck In a quarrel at Manchester, Mo, with George Eilire, George Meyer was stabbed and kiilel.
 An elephant near Denver, Colo, mad with fright trampled oa little boy and killed him
 hsAt ototEt IL tue Eukllsu Behring Sea Commissioner, has arrived at New York
 Rev. Edward Ransford, an assistant rec. tor at Elizateth. N. J., is under arrest on . serious charge.
 The Fourth of July celebrations in Kan. sas were merely pig Alliance political mass meetings, as rule.
 Interest in Salton Lake In California, is dying out since it has been demons trated that the water comes from the Colorado River.
 A New York syndicate is proving about in New Jcrsey after .Captaia Kidd's treas ure, supposed to have been buried near Perth Am0oy.
 Henry Bennett Is in jail at Atchlso Kas., for throw ing into the road the good $ of man who was living on "a farm from which Bcnnett had been eiected by fore closure.
 Ex-vicc President Hannibal Hamlin died at Bangor, Me.
 At Chicago a freight locomotive dashed into street car. One man was killed.
 Herman Hams. who has been asleep at St. Charles. Minn., for many years, has awakened.
 A train went through a trestle near Charleston. w. Va. Thirteen passengers wesc killed and fifty eight injured.
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10

APOLLO CoMMANDERY Mo-. 1l-Meets on the fourth Thursday in each month. P. D. Mo Culloch, K. G.; Ellis Hurley, Sec. FORREST CITY CHAPTER No. 60-Meets on tho first Monday in each month. K. J. Wil- Hams, H. F.; K. Hurley ;lSec. FORREST CITY LODGE A. F. | A. M. No. lee- Meets on the first and third Thursdays in each month. Geo. P. Taylor. W. 4.; H. F. Dooley, Sec.
 GEN. FORREST LODGE K. of P. No. 23-Neo1o every Wednesday. Geo. P. Taylor, c. O. 5 H, B. Gwyn, M. E.
 KNIGHTS OF HoNoR-Mects on tho first and third Friday in each month. B. F. Mo Crary, Dic.; J. T. Fondren. Reporter. KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HoNOR-Meote on the first and third Monday in each month. Q, E. Rollwage, Protector; J. T. Fondron, Reporter,
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
Railing. Attsmp,sa Suicide.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, July 6.--Louis Bulling, the condemned wife-murdsrer, who was placed in the Savannah Jail Saturday, from which he escaped April 10 attempted suicide last night by taking morphine He is addicted to the use of the drug, and had managed to conceal . considerable quantity about his person. This dose, however, was not sufficient to causs death, although the man was very low for an hour A guard will be kept in the cell with him day and night In the future.
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
Army Roll Calls.

WASHINGTON, D. C., July Fly direc- ton of the Secretary of War the regula- tions of the army in regard to roll cal have been ameniei so as to provide Tor two roll calls daily, viz, at reveille and retreat The order also authorizes commanding officers to order roll calls in special cases, and at such times as they may deem neces- sary. By tho order the ''call to quarters'' is ordered to be sounded at 10.45 p. m The change in roll calls was brought about by the Wa'la Walla affair, and it is expected that it will decrease the abscnteeism by . large per cent
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
EPITOME:. .0F~ THE WEEK
Brief Summary of the News
 4 s,..; for Busy. Men.
NEWS AT HOME AND. ABROAD
Condensed Tels3raphlc Reports sf the Current Events af tho Past Week in America &ud tho Countries
 of the old World.
sFoEEIGN.


 Emperor William visited Eton. Co llegc, Inspecting every department. ],
 The steamer Dunnholme was sunk in q collision in the English Channel and seven iives lost granddaughter. of the Queen of Eng and was married at Windsor Castle to Prime, Aribert of Anhalt.
 The British Government report on infu enza says that itis spread by person al con tact an dispels the. common idea { hat at mosphoric conditfohs arc responsible for it's propagation.
 Eighteen soldiers were drowned at So leure, Switzerland, while at pontoon prac tce.
 An adven urous traveller fell into the crat at Vesusvius
 Prince Bismarck has virtually defled the Government
 Fearful storms pass.d over Germany, rocking many houses. Nnetoen lives arc report Il lost.
 Prince Dolgerukoff died in exile in Paris. He was formerly Governor of Moscow and the favorito of the CGar.
 An attempt will be made to abolish trials by JuA3 Ill ANIsSihs
 A scheme to coloaize Russian Jews in Palestine is being agitated
 Emperor William landed at She erness where he was welcomed by the Prime, of Wales and escorted to Windsor Castle
 Emperor William received q glittcriug reception at Amsterdam.
 England is greatly worried socially over the Emperor's visit The hotel aecommo. datious are insuffi, tent
 The Pope has written Archbishop Gib. bons, stating that he has declined to ac. code to the demands of the Cahcnsly me. morisl.
 Owing to tho suppression of tho slave tradc tho savage tribes of Africa arc again offering up their captives Ut war as sacri- fees.
 Governor Blake denies that Jamaica de- sires reciprocity treaty with the United States.
 Adamson, Bell X Co, of London have gone into bankruptcy. American house are affected.
 Europern statesmen are glad that the Triple Al i'm e has been renewed.
 From present indications 1t would alp pear that the Standard Ol Company has gained control of the coal oil trade of the world.
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
MonticelIo's Artesian Well,

MONTICELLO H.. July 6 The sinking of the artesian city well at Monticello was a success. At eepth of 3l4 feet an under ground current was reached that forced the water 3o0 feet up tho pipe A test was made with powerful engine for twenty four hours, throwing ninety five barrels per hour, and it was 10 md that the water came ia one half the time 1t took to pump 1t out A water tower will be cree ted and the city supp.ied with water.
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
Starved to Death.

KANSAS City, Mo, July 7.--Mrs. Jane Davis died in the utmost squalor today from starvation. She had saved during her lifetime si5o0 which she had on deposit in local bank. She became to i'll to work some weeks ago and refused to touch a penny of her money in the bank. She would not even send her son, who lives iu Omaha, enough money to visit her. Her friends discovered her condition too late to be of any assistance to her and shc died to day from starvation
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
Com mi.sion.r Powell Arrlves.

NEW YORK, July 6-Sir George Baden Powell, the English Behring Sea Commis- sioner appointed to investigate the sealing question, arrived to day on tee Etruria His stay in this city was very brief, as he took the train at o'clo ok this evening for Montreal. He will spend Q few days at Ot- tawa in consultation with Premier Abbott and Minister of the Marine Service Tupper. At its conclusion he will leave for Vanco,l- yer, where he will be joined by the Com miss:oner, on behalf of Canada. Dr. Daw- son, and the course will be direct for Hoar, ing Sea