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The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
NEW YORK
T-t~gpaphic nrevties

Tho girl of St. Joseph who said she was leaving homo 10 marry Young Milton Tootle has been found, unmarried and act ing as nurse to n sick woman.
 It is expected that it may be some months before tho bottom facts in the Arkapsas treasury deicit are laid bare and the pco- pie are getting inpatient
 The first sho.alful of earth in the Worlds Fair was dug.
 Sheep butchers al the Chicago Stock Yards are On strike.
 There Is no noticeable change in the Illinois senatorial situation.
 The Missouri and Kansas Association os Lumber Dealers is in annual convention at ksnsas City, Mo.
 At Jeferssn City. Mo. the lower house refused to increase the Chief Clerks stan.
 Farmer Moses Cox of Raytown, near Kansas City, Mo, was badly wounded by chicken thieves
 The Wisconsin Legislature gave Will liam F Villas majority for Senator. each House voting separately.
 Settlers about tho Red Lake Reservation in Minnesota have sent another appeal to the Governor for arms. C. Perry Byam, ssthe youngest soldtW of tAs vsbsllion, :" b under arrsst b CAieagA sA4s2ed ytth laaa suiA1liae.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
PETER GAINED THREE.
Elected Senator By A Vote of IOI to 6
 For Ingalls,.

TOPEKA, Kan, January 29.-When tho Legislature assembled in joint session yes Srday to elect a United States senator. Judge W. A. Peffer received gain of three votes over yesterdays balot Three Democrats changed from Blair to Peffcr, making the total vote as follows: Peffer, lol; Ingalls,, 5S; Blair, 8; Baker, 1; Morrill,, 1; Kelly, l.
 Judge Peffer's tall form being observed in tee crowd, there were renewed calls for speech from him. He vas conduc ted te .he Speakers 6csk by MT Elder who in- troduced him as the United State of Kan. sas. As soon as he could be heard Judge Pefer addressed the huge crowd tha, surged about. He sail
 II am lere In response to your call, simply Ss one of the peop.e, to say taat we, [. e people. have commenced the building of rew. distinct and ndindependen, political organization, based upon principle. wrought as deep as humanity
 Labor is the common lot Of mortals transportation Is one sf the common neo essities of the people, while money is the oil which lubricates the machinery of civ l.ization Upon these fundamental ideas we propose 10 build the grandest political structure ever erected amopg men, and upon these we have formulated a new creed. We are opposed to national bank ing institutions for the reason that they ald combines against the interest of the masses. We believe m the government which is simply the agent of the people issuing their money directly to them vita. out going around Robin Hoods barn te ind it.
 We believe in equal and iust taxation We are opposed to the taxing of one indus try for the support of another We ar, opposed to high tariff dues upon any ar t1cle Of commerce, no matter what. w believe that free trade absolute in many articles is oftimes the very worst form of protection We believe in raising rev enue to defray the expenses Of the gov ernment and after that in the adjustmen, i duties"
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
The spanish Elections.

MADRID, February 2,-Senor Castelai was elected menb of the Chamber of Deputies in the elections he'd yesterday. In Barcelona the elections wero accom- panied ty riouug at many of the polling places. The rioters attacked the o.hcia s guarding the polling stations, and succeed cd in getting possession Of ballot-boNes, which they smashed. Some of the rioter. were arrested. Tae returns from the pro, yinces still cOatju te to show gains for the Government. This is the cause of much cong gcatulatioa on the part of the Conser- vatlves. gs esterdays elections were the first held under tbe law establishing uni vcrsal suffrage.
 Returns from tho p' ovinces give the op- position l20 Deputies out of total of 427 The Ministers and all of the chief party leaders are reelected, Castelar's majority in Huesca is GOO. Gorilla 1, elected in Barc sona, and NJ arsal is elected ia both BArcsionA and Vale nicia. Zamoran, Re publican, an ex-momber, ia defeated in Madrid, Rilbi, Libe ral, is defeated in Valencia.
 The Republicans cast 20, 0Co votes in Madrid, but did not succeed in eecting . single member
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
Seal. Breed An Alonx tn. Co..,

SEATTLE, Wash. February a.-Ja mes (
 Swan, Of Port Townsend, has obtained and published affidavits Of numerous seacrs that fur seals are bora all along the coast
 and that tue pups can swim as soon as born. Ii this can he proven, it Is said il Wal change the whole Behring Sea con. troversy, as 1t is claimed now that fur seals br ed only on the Prihylon Islands, and that the species would be ex,erminated II the hunters were not exc ud,d from the Behring Sea. Judge swan offers to prove the truth of his statement to Congress or general commission. Fur seals were never so abundant at Cape Flat,ery as now. They are found in myriads, and the Indians arc killing them by hundreds
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
- Sioux SOtdtara.

CHICAGO ILI., January 27-It is proba ble that Gen. Miles will bring from their reservation about zoo Sioux warriors. en list them in the United States army and station them at Fort Sheridan, to be drilled tue same as white enlisted regulars and re- served for use in possible future Indian wars
 Cen. Miles has been talking over the prospect in general way" said Col. Cor bin to-day, but do not think be has ye, evolved the details. Ho has been thinkins of bringing a couple of companies of Iudi. ans to Fort sheridan, but before 1t can be done many preliminary arrangement ts ln ust be made"
 The experiment. Is said to be favorably looked on by the War Department.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
The Air Shin.

CHrcAoo, H., January 30. The air-ship Is success. 50 at least a large audience that witne scd a telt this afternoon at tho Chicago Exposition building were decidely Inclined o declare To all ap pearen 6, it was thoroughly demonstrated tn at craft ha, at last been invented that p ermi,s feats f areeal naviga ion never before acc, m J. lishee-propeliing and steering. Tue snip k the sae inveu ei by w III. Pennington, sf Mt. Cal moi, IL. As yet only 3O- foo model has boon constructed, and the prae- slcabilisy of using aluminium, which is to be the material of which the ship itself ee built has still to be shown.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
sm.ii-rnx Kansna.

TOPEKA, Kan, February t.--Tao s tats Board of Health is advised on the pre- va lcnce of smsli-p -pox at Sedan in On autauqus County, and that many psrs ons were ex posed to the disease befor iis chsra' | was known. raere isas of raliab c yscians in the vicinity, ald it is feared that the disease may spread and beco ns very setioas. The State Boari has tel eer phsd Tr. HI n, of Butler County, m emhcr O. the Board to go immedi tely ts sedan, consult W tn oaai suthorith ., tn fosce ricii qua autin and carry out al other n cessary precautionary ur asur, s tc
 ,onti ol h. ease, md stan D it out ans reveut its iurt CT prevalen e, and ie make full report to the $. cretary.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
GENERAL. DOMESTIC

Great Restitution s reported In Decatur County. Kansas,
 Tha h rmometer fell below zero all oye r tha Northwest
 Sarah Bcrnharlt and Minnie Haak ar. rived in New York
 pi,tsburg is talking of sa5, ,0oo. 900 ship canal 10 Lake Eric
 Threc of F'ort Worth's city officials have been indicted for drunkenness
 The reported toib,cs at Carbon Hill, Ala, were exaggerated
 cyclone in tho vicinity Of Wes. Point, Miss, fatally injured several negroes
 Secretary Noble has ordered the Chero. kees to eave the Strip. They refuse
 T. E. Woodside, an Illinois farmer, bew out his brains in tho presence Of his be trothed
 Miss Lent, n Minnesota school teacher, has died from tho effects of an assault by parents of girl she punished.
 A decision in favor of tho American edition of the Encyc CD gj,a Britlanica has been rendered by New York judge.
 Twelve hundred iron and steel workers have been thrown out of work by shut dowus in Pottstown and Reading. Pa.
 Link Waggoner. a Louisiana dcsperado shot two members of mob that bIoxe into tho parish Jail at Homer, La, to ki.l him.
 It has been decided to recommend that the World's Fnlr directors issue a c Ill for an additional subscription of &5,O)O,0oo
 Inc widow of one of the Mammoth mipc victims assaulted Saper,nten lent Keighley, L@aecusins him of having killed her hus band
 The Toronto Empire declares that Blaine expressed desire to discuss with Paauce- fote the subject of reciproc ty with Can ada
 Talcs of dcstltuiion como with particu lnrity from Western Kansas counties The Randall Chambers Dry Goods Com pany of Fort Worth, Tex. failed for $,o, OUp.
 last Friday upon ex-Trcasurer Woodruff of Arkansas for eo27aos7 the amount of hts shortage.
 Capt Nelson of tho American steamer Manuel Dublan was arrss,cd for smug, giing by Mexican officials and his vessel dctained five hours
 Tho Omaha Indian half breeds have complained to President Harrison os Agent Ashley, who, they say, wishes to drive them from their lands.
 George NJ Bradley, who was the first patient in this country to be inocnia; ed with Dr. koch's lymph, died from he anecis of it's use at New Haven, Conn
 Gen. Heory A. Morrow of the Firs. United States Infantry died iu Hot Springs. Ark
 The Stats's brief in tho Cronin case has been prepared.
 Two men werc killed by collision on the Utah Northeru road
 Riotoas sceues took placs during tho progress of tho Crawford murder trial in Decatur, III.
 Kansas Alliance men arc talking of Ssn- otor elect PeRer as tho Alliance csudi. date for President
 oo9 caused fatal railroad collisien near cAicAgo.
 A aAoaatatn var is in progrsss In Dodd sodes Ce1atx, Weee vlrgialA
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
VHE STATE LEGISLATURES.
Missouri.

JEFFERSON Cry, February 9--Tho House spent yesterday afternoon in learned discussion of the ques tion of tax ation. The debate arose upon the question of expressing Mr. Brandon's joint and con- current resolution submitting constitu- tional amendment providing that property, real and personal, having indebtedness
 thereon, shall be exempt from taxation to the amount of such indebtaess to not ex- ceedmg g., 900 to any ouc person.
 The resolution was ordered to engross-
 ment by vote of S6 years to 33 nays
 MT Furguson, of St Clair, offered Q resolution providing for board of exami ners to investigate the proficiency and
 number of clerks of the House Lost.
 The Senate docket was very heavy
 one. A large number of blls were intro duced, the members showing the results
 of the Saturday holiday.
 JEFFERSON CrTY, February l.-In tho House yesterday bills wero introduced as
 follows: Prohibiting the killing of game 1 for market; giving innocent persons sent
 enced to the penitentiary $l per day l indemnity.
 House bill fixing the legal weight of
 sacks Of four on the basis of l96 pounds to l the barrel was road q third time and
 passed.
 JEFFERSON CTY, January 3l-In the Senate yesterday the resolution condemn ing the Fedora Election bill was adopted after much discussion. Bills were intro
 duced providing for the payment of miners, wages every 10 dsys requiring abstract
 men 0 pay license; embracing legislation : .1- e.. fourth classes.
 In tho House the Ii l abolishing the duty on wolf scalps was defeated. The biI
 aboishing the ofico of Register of Lands
 was pas. ol
 Mir Wardeman's bill. providing for three terms Of court in S. Louis County,
 was passed.
 JEFFERSON CITY, January 3o.-In tho House the Parker Cigarette b Il was passed. Also the House bill app opriating | money for the payment of interest on the l State debt.
 In the Senate the committee on Elections | reported favorably tho bill extending tho Australian election law to every precinct
 in the State.
 l JEFFERSON City, January 29--In tho Senate yesterday bills were introduced aa ! follows:
 To protect hotelkeepers; empowering cities of the third class to construct and operate waterworks etc. to prohibit pool selling
 1 1u the House a communication was read 1 Senator Stewart, of Nevada, thanking
 the House fer it's compliment of his vote | against the Lodge bill Bills were intro- | duced as follows Authorizing Assessors to gather farm statistics repeating the 1 local option law; for the appointment of | County Sc % Comm toners.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
Three prisoners Burned in JnIi

.'RtAR's PoiSr, Miss, February f.-An alar n of fire called out nearly the whole town cary th's morning u ind the town iah in flames and tho prisoners hrcking Tor rescue. The Marshal, who had the k y lived some distance from the jail, and be 5 'ore his arrival the priso lers were beyond human aid. This moraing only chsrred heaps of bones wero found. The prisoneri wera thrae negro ,s ho wore confined On trNal charges. Taey started the trs by trying to burn the door down that they might esoaps.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
E,sht Ic. Home. Harmed.

PoarE, lxD.. Februsry2 Eight large ioa hou ss on Pine Lake owned by the John Hill Ice Company were destroyed by dre at o'clock this mo,n ng, togcthe with the engine, all the tools and l6, OOC lons of Ice that was harvestsd last w.ek The houses were two-shirds full. and the :oss is . ssrious ous. 70 1t Ia doubtful If su sthsr crop of lea esn bs secured. TA4 4en are loss is bstwesu e4o. .0oo aad co. .oon. vita Asarancs of $A6oo on the building 4 m ass was tAs work sf e lncsadiasy.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
Arkn nsos.

LITTLE ROCK, February 8.-At meeting of the joint committee of the House and $ nate last night, resolution was adopted refusing to recommend any appropriation for the Columbian Exposition. Senator Russ, the Union Labor member of the committee, stated that owing to the largo Gedc ency in tho Stato Trcasury, caused by t.e speculations of tho Stats T. .casurer and his friends, 1t was inexpsdient to make any expenditures that could be avoided at this time
 The Senate met. and on n otion adjourned .ut of respect to the memory Of tte late Secretary Windom. After the introdue tion of the numerous bills and memorials the House also adjourned without transacting any business. A bill, however, came up which provided for labor lien, and caused bitter discussion.
 LITTLE RocK, January e9.-In the Senate a resolut on was passed congratulatins tho Kansas Legislature on the election of PefYer.
 In the House the bill providing for yer dict by two thirds of jury wa defeated, as was also the bill abolishing the oilice of Commi ssioner of Agriculture, Mining aasd Manufaetur.ng.
 A resolution was adopted condemning the course of Russia In its persecution ok the Jews and instructing Arkansas EenA- tors and Representat yes to get Congrean interested in the matter. LITTLE Rock, January 2e.--In the Sen ate yesterday the section in ihe separats coach bill, introduced by Sen61or Tilman, which permitted black nurses to ride witk their mistresses snd essldssa 1a csrs { tos e! l passed.
 In the Honse . rssoautiea Was paaeo1 l petitloning Congresa z losaAo tho vnono( :, Arsenal grounds q Ll11lo nnok ~ IT 61a1a = - useA toe . penol UcooDoco1
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
--------'----------------- Central Illinois Mu<ieai Fest{ynl

MONTICELLO, Ill, FetrGary i.-Great preparations arc being male throughout Centra. Illinois for the graad May musical festival, which is to exceed any musical festival eyor held in the State The chorus will be comprised Of 300 voices, consisting z of the best musical talent in all tho cities throughout the State including several sne solo sin ,'r, of State reputation. The grand chorus will be in chargs of Prof 5. NJ, Let's, vel known leader of De -atur, H.. where the festival will be aeld.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
After Fay.rweather'. Money.

NEw YoRK, January 27.--Another claim ant for large share of the $6, ,0O0, 900 left by the leather merchant, Daniel 8. Fay. erweather, chiefly to his executors and col. leges, has appearedin the person of Mary w. Achter. She is niecs of deceased, and was to receive e2o0,OOo. She secured an order from Surrogate Ransom allowing her to withdraw her consent to the proball of tho will and to fiio objections within three days. When she aigued tho conssn' she did not have propes ur,Asrstandt1l l o1 has vigLtA
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
A Scrap In tho Alabama House.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, January 30.-Ths regular order of proceedings in tho Ala. bams House of Representatives was inter rupted today by personal diniculty be- tween Mir. Clayton and Mir. Lee. members from Baroour County. After heated de. bate on . pending measure the men en- gagged in . private conversation, during whtch Clayton gave Lee the lie. and Lee sseentsd the insult by striking Clayton iu shs iaoe Frisods intsrfsrsd end pesveat |ea furshse tFoubia. aad the aRsls va ct. |lle1 v nanlal seeg9e>lea anA aeelaGies.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
Hun

SPRINGFIELD, February 3 -G Gen. John NJ Palmer received majority of all the vo'es cast On joint ballot to day, but Speaker Crafts, who was presiding re- ns d to declare him elected United s sates Senator. The trouble was that there were but l3 votes cast. Of these Gen. Palmer received S. Oglesbly and Streeter l.
 SPRINGFIELD, February l-By agree ment nearly all members vacated the capi- tai yesterday, and there were just 12 votes cast in the joint convention fer United States Senator.
 The select committee or tho House which went to Columbus, O., to investi- gate the report that Repro sentative Taube- neck had beeu an inmate of the Ohio peni- tentiary, made a report completely exoner- ating Mir. Taubeneck.
 SPaINaFiELD, January 31.--In the Senate an election bill was introduced, and in ex- ccutive session [, 600 notaries appointed by the Governor were confirmed.
 In the House majority and minority re- ports were made on the Moore Railroad and Warehouse Commission resolutions.
 SPRINGFIELD, January c9.-The Joint SohNChtaOh NCSbVtddy tVOh AN0 u0kAOtb with no change; Palmer lOl. Oglesby 100, Streeter 8.
 ln the Senate resolution was adopted increasing the pay of janitors of the cloak rooms 10 s per day. A motion to have the Australian ballot law recalled from tho committee and printed was lost. A bill was in reduced providing for taxation in towns lying in mo,e than one County.
 In the House Dr. Moore's resolution re- garling Railroad and Warehouse Commis- sioners was discussed at length, but not disposed of.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
A p..p.r.d. urea.

ADrcAu. Ky. February 2.-Last night word was received at police head quarters that John Morris. wanted at Smithland for shooting the taller, was secreted at the house of another colored man. Onicsrs went to the house and had . terrible fight witAtvo vicious dogs, one of which they had to hill bsfore gaising entrance After search aorris was found socreted behind . fence. and taken prisOoer. A year ago. while in custodv, Morris opei cd 6ro upos hia capeors and tscapeA. He will - taton Q 00ioAland te-monow.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
south Dakota Deadlock.

PsgsRs, &. nak., February a-Tho Leg. islature ballotci lov United states Senator with the following results Moody, Ss; Tripp, 22; Harden, $2; Melville, I9; Cross, 9 Necessary to cho.ce, 25. Adjourned until To morrow.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
THE MARKETS.
Prices for Live stock and Produ co in the
 rrincipa, GArts.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. wheat--No. ? rod, e5da;is. Corn-No. 2, 47isM11is Oats-No. ,. s4(a4tl. Rye No. J. std}A. Butter--Creamery, 23Oe ,. Butter-Choice Dairy, isegal. Eggs, l9 @ 0. Chiekens-Ltve, per ID, 6ts5,. Onions--Per bu,, soels5. Potatoes bu, soaS5. Cattle--Chocc Steers, 4 6oQt5 | Hogs-3.G5(gS. 90 Shecp--Natives +.l30e 4i5
 NEW YORK Wheat--No, red, .03 Set 03is. Corn-No 2, tscltiois Oats--Mixed Western, 4o@l5l Cattle--a. s5Cd5,00. Hogs--4 io,a4.so
 CHICAGO. Wheat--No. 2 rcd. aHda5l. Corn--No 2, 5alSW5aa Oats--$3i s@i3s. Cattle !. 3.75ta+ s,. Hogs--3.6od4o
 KANSAS CITY. Wheat~No. ? red, s39s4 Corn-No ., Tvs5o1s. Oats~-No. ,, 4iss@ta Cattle S.6NaA.3o hogs--3.aS aS(f3, 6a,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-29

AcElTE para ALU UMBRADo De las. s.FAMlLlAsss
LUZ BRllLANTE. y

L5bre de- explosion q combustion expos, ta,aeas
! i. SIN bWas0 nj NAL Ol0r a
Este aceite producto de una abricao{on
especial, es ignal, sino superior a los que se
l finportanl del sxtrangero bajo diversos nom
bres marcas, tante por sus cualidades ll1rni-
meas como por la seguridad que ofrece los
cOnsu .nidOres
NaesGr0S preclos son mucho mas reduciti,s
que T. los &c las marcas exrrangeras, que con
este 2, mayer l'ffeie no hrndan q Los ennslllaa
dores ventajas lie nnguna clase.
8 La experiencia adquirida On esta industrial
durante muchos amos on ss Estados JInidos
cuba, Mejico y otros palses, nos pernire ofre.
YeI al pubco un articulo que no SO puede me-
loI.ar en parte alguna bajo ningun cousepto.
4 NuesJras marcas LUZ BRILLANTE. ELE.
FfANeTIE, ! Al NTIE, yLUz SOLAR, estan registfadas-y
Sc perseguira con tcdo Ell rigor lie la lev los
talsiticadores.
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FORTALEZA 45, 40 Y 81

Ofrece los siguientes articulos precos m6dicos
Azulejo losetas badosines catalanas bantas
da de maro blancs azue Canaras de cua
Pnsuas @ RegSa verde aino blanco h tide marc,
HE aaelro aeanalado lso eobas
Pa1ds de ana enco pugsdss Paas azaones
para cerca de cuatro pas Estopa aanada
Cristaera fna de classes casa Baccarat Va
a conpetas decoradas de porceana Pees france
arras hierro Basculas Barras de metal = ~ =
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lieor de hrea vegstat
4. !. CONCETRADO Y DosIFIcADo,
Preparado poY Aonagas, ia, mao6us.s.

,,raadn ~ mslor sr sc remedio aae So conoce para la
'atarros, asma enfsrmedades de ssa y,as aslpo, ls
piratorias ETC. ste. as sass iss
Poderoso antiseptico para linuiars t,.,a
Case dc iiagas 1lceras de NAL c.racter = hi s,
pa]or depurativo de la sangrei suDarior ~ :.
aos los conociaos hastael day prsparado con ~,
da frasco. - '->''l4 l'slla 9 2 s
Deposito snico para las vantaa !, 10.
Yor, Farmacia 4e c. j. Monaras. Macec;Rsa . KY
Pfdaseen tQdaslas botioas
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Sc vende

Tratado de calcnlo diferencial integral nor
Laurent, s tomos. Curse complete de matema. .
ticas por Ch Com mberousse, 4 tomos. (una otra
posici6n International de Paris de 1878. / voIn-
men. Para informes en- las oAcipas de Ia CO.
RREsPQNDkNQIA, ss r'ss 5 - - 6 -
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Glasses de Dibujo = Pintura
PARA SENORITAs

!. Dirijdas por don Francisco Vilarrasa. Ga
iie de san francisco ndmero 80, bajos.
PRECIOS $3 mensuales las de nintnra :
$3.50 las de dibujo. De q & de ia tard.
ttss dias pQr sens q 81 : - -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-29
A " I S Q

Seg1n amistoso convenio celebrado con
los Sres Sucesores de J. Sala y Co., desde esta
lecha cesar estos como agentes generates de
Ia Compa1lia de Seguros sobre la vida, del Ca,
NADIA denomidada # So
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= L S O l.

dando el que suscribe a dichos senores las gra-
clas mas expresivas por los buenos servicios
que con interes y extricto cumplimiento han
venido prestando hasta el dia.
Queda nonbrado desde igual fecha agente
general de la citada Compania para esta Isla, el
SR. c. B. MELTZ, calle de la Fortaeza nllmero
20 qu1en habra que dirigicse on 10 SUCCESSIVE.
San Juan, Puerto Rico Il de Agosto de 1891
-THOS J. HOLT-superinten iente de agen-
ciaS eE .fs s,