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The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Edwin Booth has aee.iaed ilat'er.pg offer to wsilc a bhoe.
 Dosp radA ! itgs mUoas will tr, to c~ay;i cut oi iha charso of na der sgaiest him
 A would.Uo fanny mao was oa1 o3a cn in n Ch.caso barb IT shop by tAsee it ians,
 \ youthful pgramaniae was arrested In Bo3klyn, \. |. Clgafettos drovo llm crazy,
 Ex rrtailent Cleveland has written q letter on iariit reform t3 tho Indiana 14ria Reform Lcagae
 Tho Washington National Bank sus. iondd owing ,o irsgulsr loaas made by President Sherman.
 rnos. Havensysr testified b,forc the N " Yors leeisa lve committee investi- gttias the Sagag Tsa.t
 Tho fal ure of the Cgptoss Lumber Company of Sher,ta. Ara, has caused mucn dcs,itaiion among the emp,oyes.
 9ha Coiouar's jury fl St Charles Coan ty has he'd James Hal fr the WahasA bridge tragedy To was arrcsled
 The Chicago Cts Council has abolished the custim o' aliow ng the Treasurer to retaiu int r st oa municipal funds.
 Gen. DtCcsuoln's taught r has been ccurtcd by his butter, who was kicl. ad out, but has a phe to and love letters lett
 Tho right O. ito Cherofse tribe to the Outlet was argued before Judga Green at Guthrie, Oklahoma Tha decision was : served
 Ernest Hardensloin, editor Of a weekly at vicksburS, Miss, was shot and in stantly kill, q by John C. Cushuau, editor of the vicksburs Post.
 Prof. David $. Jordan, president of tho Indiana State Uniyer fly. has accepted the lrssicency of tho Leland Stanford (Jr) University ,fCaiforuia
 To Is Bexiuah, the light weight pugiist, was fassly shot in n Cincnnat! house by Frank Duecr. piciqo ket whose mis trcss had discaried him for the fighter.
 At Shclbyville. Ind. Phil Daueheity an inso ent tramp, was taken by the White Caps, strung up to br.dgo and whippcd with iawaidcs until lis shoes were filled with blood.
 Theodore Themss will be offered tho pos tlon os musical director of tho Worlls Fair.
 Heubsu & Hastoa of Dss Moines, To, and Mrs. A. ]. Russell of Ss. Joseph, Mo. <, wore found dead iu the former. room at Dcs Moires, asphyxlaied by gas They wce lovers. but sac married in . nt of piqus and repeating thu two had main tained Illicit relations for many years.
 A Pine Dlun tArk.l church bell fell while being rung for services.
 JohA \. Msckey, tho popular comedian, 6led in Cincinnati of pnsumsnia.
 oenatcr IngAlls is said to bs al rlgAt and Vlottiug foe Piumb's piacs Ia "a.
 Hueuslvs Senator TAylor ol Eebraska t1as bssa lecassd as Council BiuRs, To-
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
EPlTOME OF THE WEEK
Brief Summary of the News
 for Busy Men.
NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD
Conasnssd Tsiegraphio Reports oe the Current Events Of the Past Week 0n America and the Countries
 of the old worl,.
FOREIGN.


 Queen Victoria has gono to Grasso, go miles west of Nice.
 Timothy Healy was assaulted by Parnel- llites ;n Cork and his eyesight probably runsd.
 teug, to resign and contest for a seat in Parlam snt from Cork.
 Prince Ro and Bonaparte has been be- trothed to Princ ess Letita, only daughter of Prince Napole on, who died few days ago
 Ninety one victims of tho Utopia disas- ter wero bur;ol at Gibraltar.
 German workmea ars dismaysd at the collapse of tho II ,mb urg cigarmakers' strike.
 Prince Bismarck refuses to give up the kalscr's iniiscreot letters written during Emp oror Fro lerick's illness.
 Parue Ps DO itcal race is nearly run is tho gelocal opin on.
 Bismarcks threats against Dr. von Boeti hor have not been kindly recclvci. Indignation Is felt in Lon lon at amazing rulings or Pos master General Raikcs. Prince Napoleon was buried at Turin. Newfound.ands fishery troubles found a subject for debate in the Houso of Com mons.
 Many Boulang,sss have bcen arrested in Paris. Documents referring to a proposed insurrection were so,zed.
 Princs Napolcon's body was taken to Turin for burial ' Recent e entricitics on the part Of Emperor William havo given rise to the report that his mind ia affected.
 British cour,s havc ruled against Jack son, who stole his wife and barricaded his house in an attempt to regain her afrec tions.
 Two British sailors who wore drowned in tho attempt to savo lives Ut tho Utopia disaster wers buried with impressive honors. Capt. Mekeaguc of the Utopia has bsen arrested,
 Princc Jetone Naroleon died in Rome. Gladstone outlined tho position of tho Liberal psrty in spse shcs at Hastings.
 Communication by telephone between Paris and London has been established.
 French economists pr,dict that the high tariI policy of that country will net las, long.
 A blue book just issued shows that i5a peers in Great Britain own p.aoes in which intoxicating drlsks are sold
 Tue Brit sh steamer uiopa colliied with two British ir1nsiads in Gibraltar Bay. Two hundred Italians bouad for Amcgica were dr3waed
 Tho body of Prince Napoleon is lying iu state in Rome.
 Tho Wc.sa local option bill passsd it's ssc0nd reading in the Hoass fl Commons. .-' Eve hunirs,d and seventy SIX ilycs were lost by tae sinking of the steaInsh D Ut9s fl in Gbraliav.
 ChaatG or Caprivi has ronoved tae cmh rSo p'acAd apoa American cattle lance at Hamburg.
 Naurco Ae4y. M. F., accepts Mir. Par 7 nslls challcage tiat bo il rcssgn ana plesent th msCires for re-eie' ton iA cries to test lhs IoaalAr sentiment as to tao split
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
A anstnn,a n.cl.lnn.

NEW YoaK, March ii. An important de- iion has been handed down by taa Uu ted States Boani Of C. n raj App 'a $, e's w. E Baniaul n and D0dl, Me d Ss O appealed ag inst Il as essmeus of p per ceut oa to 11s oa the ground that they had been prin5,d more taan twenty years ago The appellants conLeRdsi taat, al. though tas boo5s had boon roound, r that was in the nature of reDaiFs and ths y should be admitted free The appraisers
 old that books entioled to fres entry must bs both rrinted and boAnd mora than. twenty years prior to mportat ca, and that such finding iIciqdes rsbinding whero the same IS entire, as in the prssoat casa Tn, asse ssmf nt 1, sustained in both casos. The appe lants made sR e.fort to pay duty on the binding, but thsra is no prOrisi0n thereier.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
The ,.t.rc carisoaf,, f,.av,v.

WssutNo~oS, D C. Mw h e&- Tho rsgutlr ms tas O tac i r.eout uc,isd Raj way ConWl ss oa vii b he.d at , Q liees o1 Vernon avenue [, morrow rae prine q n ha~u & bctogs th, eommiss oa Is q c per ct aa of tue arraacemeuts far send a thso par ia son tn for tee pur peso of rtilro8 survey ug Cu of tAese part es w.li stat na fsw days for NJ \ cp aIa thH other, Wiu gst or toge ger wilbil D month and wor1 in'o South Am e. Ex >eaa O. II. G Day S member Of tho comm ssisn. hgs lavitol his col.cag les 70 gath r ono rOsv u4gIlt at q Q Ar nc ou. Vice l'rssldcnt Morton B expected l. pre-, side
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
Tine R0lpsiSsy Law.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. March l9.--Postnsas. ier-General Wanamaser was quest oaeo to-day as to what action, if any, hal been rAken to carry into effect tho new po-tal subsidy law. Mfr Wanamaker said that ho was ut present engaged upon the prsllmi- nary work .s Toe act. It is nee ssary, h0 said, to ascertain tho full scope of the bill and what American ship are within reach tant interviews with Mir C 0ment r. A. Gro com, presieent Of tho Inman Line: H. K. Tharber, president of tlo Unite States aud Brazil Line, aud others in er- ested in shipping matte CTS, and To should fix upon the routes to be advertised fer ae speedily as possible af'er ascertaintng what other ports, not now reached. s-euld bs Ia. cudo in the routes.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
riS rcsa~ xuura, cn. Srlh,.

St* ANTONIO Tx, Marca l9-A strong flow of uttHr .t pas hls booa obtJaei ,hsoa h afte aa well boring ou~ raach ot George ppl nE six mil s so, t1east oi ths titg. r Q dow is tAgo igh a 10 inch wi wblth Ia peeco tle s,-Deariag strst um ata a3epth of naar l0l fs't Ths pres. sure ekorei by the .s in ' is wei is ea q. mels and est.m fei ta b. 3 pounds 10 tae square inch. Si1le tbc eNs stratum has b pierced tac T " has n reasei eotsi l. e o y, an i>stli iler a~lng, giving. " .. dete of pers a' C [ va.Ue Ts4e owHers If tbe proplty aGc m 6ll x a~raug smen s b have thu e s vicld powet of tle wrf dcye opgd fhs flu lAst eAteut The cns " Il b. pinea C. lk e ty, and ar alemepts aee bciag m de us tt extensively fir light. Ing D, rp1 es aud for usa iu taciorles.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
FELTON, ELECTED SENATOR.
The California Legislature Chooses Sue.
 eessOr to Hearst.


 to HeNrst. SAN FRANcIsco, Cal, March cO-- -Charldk N. Felton was elected Senator today to
 succeed Senator Hearst. The ballot on the first roll call stood: Estee, 70; Felton, q; Johnston, 4; Heacock, 4; Blanchari, 1. Twenty three Democratic votes were cast for White. Before the vote was announced a number of changes were made to Felton, and finally it became a stampede which, when once begun, was complete, and tho
 ballot was announced as follows: Estee, 15; Felton, 13; Johnston, 1; Heacock, 4; White, D., 24.
 Senator -elect Felton was born In New
 York bS years ago, and came te California
 when he was l1 years of age. He engaged
 in mining and mercantile pursuits and entered politics as Democrat. He after
 wards became Republican and was elected to tho Assembly for four years.
 H declined renumination six years ago
 and was sent to Congress from the Fifth District. He has also held the position of United States Subtreasurer of San Francisco
 In an interv lew this afternoon Estee
 said: II have ethirg to say for puhica- tion except that was defeated because | had not enough votes. Nopoor man has . chance to aspire to office in California. do rot pretend to say that money was used for the election of Mir. Felton, but he cer~ tanly had with him the influence of great corporal ons like the Alaska Seal Fur Com- pany, Sug ar Refineries, Federal Brigade, etc Tho mon who stood by me are men against whom there has never been a breath, of suspicion. After my defeat oongratu- | lated Mir Felton ou his election and w shed him many happy days. am satisfied, and do not want the Japanese Mission eveu now. California climate is good enough | for me"
 An investigation Into the charges of bri- bery so freely made within the rast few I days with regard to the United States senatorship has at Inst been commenced. l The investigation is be Ing con nducted by . | joiat committee of the Leg stature.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
The Galley Court-MsrtisI

CN,HA, March lS.- Capt Spencer, Assls taat Surgeon, who was the first witness calel at the sscoli days sess On of the Capt Galley count artial. He testified taat ( It. C ltley (, mplain 'd O. bsing ill Dee. mh 3I, wUen there was danger of a haite, and thu he had reConm jed him fir fNe sick list. Cant Catley's company was ualer oIdsrs to march, and the wit res Go.icv d the Carts was abe i0 uaderl lse the severe opc -a,lons betJra tae cprai anv. Ctpta.n Catley's legs wero swo ! n from >eyera marching, and wlie Le might nave been ab for a shor march each day w t1aut danger @ his hea th, Dr Sp er h)Gsat he was nos n eo4sitiaa to prr oriu Se:ere duty in th' a,l su has Nms L4eu'. Elwel teS' i ii us to C4ul Ca Ky apply ns for sick cave wbsu bo e rniape tsas orl re ia ihe il 'id a.thpu D he ud DO ceuslaInei ol LI.o previous to tat uwe. I4e co1rt tAen .d!oGrIea uu- u to Aor.ow.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
A Car CnsnbinA

CurcAGo, III, March 2l.--Ten of the strongest car building and transportation companies in tho country have comhii ed for the purpose of making stock cars and trsnsporta'ing cattle. The following com pan es are u the combine: American Live Stock Transportat'cn Company, Arms Palue Horse Car Company. Burton Stoek Car Company, Canada Cattle Car Com- pany. Hicks Stock Car CcEpany. Te:s,one Palace Horse Car Company, Mather Horse Car Company, Montgomery Palace Sto X Company. New England Car Company, Stre cts Stable Car Lines. The company will erect works Ia Ch.eAgo. A Il bat the nnai details of .hs combine have tcen arranged.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
A DAn-rrnua Maniac.

WICHITA. Kaa., March ao-"Dr." Tom Laws, a co ored preacher from Kansa City, wto has beon here some tine sol cit
 ing 'ssoo. .ooo, cop 10 build a Raptis, Church. took a turn fr the worse thii morning and was arrested as dan n-erous
 His lunacy was thought harmless until to day, when hs showed mard, rous syn p- toms, and it was thought adsisape tl incarcerate him Alter breakfast he sta d in bs Knocking down h wife. and while she lay sn the kitcaep floor he bailt rp . nice hre in the center Of tho r, om, and had just got 1t fairly started when some nei- bors trok, la the door N, q stopped fursber experiments at creua,tng
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
Cni a."'s D nth R .te.

CarcAoo, Ill Mat. h g 23-Grppe, pneu- monia and to verul equ ipox, jointly, did dcsd y work in ChicsR, lass week The foo:inrs show that so4 p 2 ons died during the weck. he major portion Of them of lung direases Fu eunoala claimed TO; g,ip ., i9; tron chi'is, si; dipi the,ia, 23; e ' ct fever. l5; typhoid feser. IS; con sumption. .; and acute lunG dissasss car rcd o6 aS& Lsst we,k ihs death list wss 5ve. Tue Iise ? i.tOs wss 94.sl. a'noss unpvscsdsatsd h the histery ef the city.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
A Fiery Furnace.

NEW YoRK, March 2t.--The brick tenc- mont, or l2 Allen street which is i've O. ries h hog | was X ttai by fro at aa car y hour this mo rHing. The first noer $ a liquor sore " ed by JaStro Alexander, Solomon auI Max Goldsteia liy Ing on tao secono flo r. Tle thrl or is occupied by Harris Greenberg, the fourth GOT by Marion Ride.io, aad tha | th t or by Ser nard Jarte~. TIe dam -fc' Q h fur i,urc is about , O, anu tQ c bal ding Roout Si0,o11, coycrot ty insurance. Threo members ot the family rs hufrol t5 death. They wsro;
 Bernard lartsr, 55 year1 cd.
 E tsy, Jart'r, I3 year, cd
 Sarah ; rtsr Is years.
 sarah wa. l lt seen by her hroth.r liar ry IS he Was making his escape from the burning bui tu th his mcthsr, Murio ,a 'i .ani A's 9ysasel4 o.o,aer, Absa ham.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27

A meeting of Italians in Troy, N r.. was broken up by mob that bombarded the building with stones and fired pistols. No one was injured.
 Peaco has been declared between the Hatheli and Mccoy clans in West vir- ginia and Kentucky. It was brought about by the marriage Of one of the Hat fields to Miss Mccoy.
 South Dakota's law requiring commer. cial agencies to deposit s50 0)0 with tho State as guarantee that judgments against them be paid has been declared constitutional.
 The mysterious stranger who imper- sonated Detective O'Malley at Mcmphi, was an imposter.
 Actor Henry Aveling killed himself in New York.
 Strikers have established reign of ter TOT in Braddock Pa.
 Herbert Bruce of Columbus, Ind, is 13 years old, but weighs 2l6 pounds.
 An interest ng sequel to an uncommon elopement comes from New York,
 Baroness Fame nburg's will has bcen de- c.ared valid by a Louisville judge.
 The New Orleans grand jury is investi- gat the bribery of the jury ia the Maia case.
 In fit of jealousy Mr. David McAvoy Of story window
 Paynelfs envoys u America held their first meeting to solicit funds for their lead er in Cooper Un on.
 Great destitution is reported among tho labovers in Montana railroad camps. Many were lost in tho snow,
 Eight Pennsylvania men. are accused of robbing the State of si,o00 0)0 by mismau- agemont of tie orphan schools.
 Two Danbury (Conn.) men went out hunting One was fatally shot and tha other nearly drowned after having fright. full experience
 John Freyer, of Jamaici, l. l., winkcd at pretty girl on the train. Sle entiee1 him to a secluded spot, where he was sand bagged md robted.
 Secretary Rusk ia In New York arrang ing for il spection of meats with view tc paving the way for an increase of the ex- port trade in the American hog.
 Senator Power of Montana thinks the silver advocates in the last Congress made mistake in trying to enact measure Tor absolute free C image at that tmc.
 Three rcrsons were buined to death in s New York tenemeut house fire.
 Tho scss on of thu Illinois Legislature was devo.d of special interest
 Cap. Baldwin. Fifth Infantry, has jus returned from Il tour of the Indian couatry and says tho Sioux arc all peaceab,c and nc trouble need be feared from them this summon
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
A cttenroan Attacked by I,.iian.

CnlcAoo, H., March lS- Frank T. flag aeon lhi moruiug ool W iling for a car. Tbtet Itali wera near him. Hags,a n beg n "a ttk of the New Orleans lvuca tl- and said | tat every memt tc' of the N ,iia'~ O lght to be hung T e words had h rllv te uttered whCn tn three ltali- at- drew th lr revolvers aud kn pcksd nlm upWa. He wss severeiy rut about the body, and would have been killed outright bad uot hs eriss brought sevc al men t3 Lis ass stance. Tue lta. iuns cscapsd
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
rhnrm .n Ke Ign. tor reaes sahe.

Nsw YORK, Marcl 2l-rbe brescS now ex st rg between the Sa .o.s s! |, eae and Anne icau Association bds fair ;o se he cd n a few days by tAe feet oh of the Ass5ctit on 10 th nal tioual agre ment fojd. Tale rams were receive n L. city to-day tr aging tho pcws that oTorts arc be ug Ia ado to ar pge reac al that thev will, Coulil'es, to suCc 'uh a cisWtch from Co mbus tp D ma uate 0 the New York CT b ufotm 'ng him t3at A II Ihurm Il h 'ut h sltn 3tiCn H~ Chtruisn of Nut.ot Beard Tue lo i nat on WIS a,. e. ted by ,itbn J. ilog rs atd prcs isi"0t KrApihof. uclnb a~ O the ho nd, r pre-. sea z tte Lea -ue ami the Western AS soci4tiou respectively. ANe~ ac entinc if lhe Y a. on e eltc ed x, F. Iou,g as Cha r man. This c ol Thu man pars $ C c. rde sly s,En Ii aat and tAe c IS nlcIc to il thaa appears ca the surface
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
VIII Arn.xasoci.,. n. Punished.

ToRoSro, Ontario, March r.. Tt is uu-
 derstood ,be government has been con sioer ng what t should d, wth such men as Edward tarrtr eiitor of the Giob,. A firm of Tos o iVi ora bave teen at work invest ga ing his conduct, ald some w,eAs ago ttey advised tho government that ns the law now is h re woad bc no difficulty ia securing his coavict.oa oa q chsrg, of high trsason Whether tho go oFerament " go this far is yet to bs de. ujed. The rep Tt says that If the auth ori-
 ties do move they will probAb move az iinst some others who are n em bers of Par lamci. Any punishment tnat may be me,ed cut to thom will be in tic nature of lanishment rathor than of confinement.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
Nortlur4 cr, NV ehm.n ,,r.i,e.

CIlcAGo Muvb q - Over i0l swit-h. mon, ccrlpr sing the eItre yard f1rea | the Ciesz and No,t wes,cri RaUlo.3 ot this ty, V nt oat oa sir &o To nj;ar. The s.riEs va ers,aft CT bal co Ing am "a ' q 0 switeluoa ga-st Y r} attey EAnE lt'Ne r. After the vtkcr. hsJ b ca idle htf n bo1e NoNeay te8dcc h,s res euato n pen lue a1 iu Q [ aa,an, and the sttiSars " rt buck Q wsrS AIr. Mc- Aeery isal n Der of the Bafher d or Ea .'i 'tc. acu apt the r c1m,u,t oa wu,cd upon Ass st.nt Srp r,uteoacnt san born fn,ou. t.an vita E.e svi meN's com tf"e pae ,s lmeH ara di O e} To supp F. AcNclry sn ni tao maticr lr"uis 's tod ee'"p t.t} tG.t between t.e tNo or ea4ila ious,
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
Alleged s.or.s la.sru,,ioas.

Chicago, H., M irca 2l..--A pr!ysto cable grsm from well. formed acting oficer of the Italian navy received by L'l,ali ., and dated at Spesz;s. where tha chief nnvy yard of Italv Is located, says: 'Tke cur rent rumors arc that ss.,fet instructions have boen dispatch he'd from Rene to the Admiral comma ndi pg the squadron or tho M sditerr lnsan at this port. In view Of tho rccent turn of sHaivs in America Another dispatch from . private sonrcs from Rome, just received here. says thas e. rot sea- son v os held betwetn tho M:Eister of Marine and tho chiefs Of tho gsuoeai ota1 e the lta.tan AdmiIAty.n
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
Tho v.rn.rs' A,,,.ae..

CREsToN, To-, March l6.-Ths FnrmsraP Alliance is still In sessioA here te day. Tbe Committee on Resolutions rsposted ths form to be seut to Gov. Boiss aad tho Ese. sutive Council favorIng shs as4eesmsa as q railroads on tho basis os e10.0oo pos mia. average cash value Resolutioas wero adopted this mesniag iadossin9 the pIae- form q the Alliance st OcaIa. vls. CAaieI man ]. '. Wllllits went ts Kaasas to-AAg. '. '. Ayes. q nnhseA is ia the chais. F r aaolk. Natissal rBss0oaA . stD
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
Alleged Trsin-wr~cker a Trial.

BEATRICE, Neb., March 19-The ass of Dave Lilly, charged with murder in the first de0rse and with wrcckins . Un on Pacifc passenger train last December, was called in ths District Court hers this morning. The day was consumed n secur- Ing jury. The outcome of tho case b being cio scly waiched by railroad of1icials snd others throuxheit the country. A large number of witnssses ars to be exsu ined. and the trial will probably ee.suas feur os Avs days.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
Cb.,r. or venu. Ora,t.d.

MARSHALL, Mo, March i7 "A change of venue mas be n given |; dloy Thomaa, caar- cl with the murder oy Mrs. Geneva Lowry, to ihs Johnson Co nty Criminal Court, May term. Thomss was tried iu thls court in 1883 for the murder of John Lowry and convicted. Tho Supreme Court rvversed and remandod the csse. A new trial was had tt Sedalia last fall anl tho defendant acquitted. He wi.l now b. tried for tho murder of Geneva Lowry. Lowry and his wife were murdered asven miles west of this city In lSe4 Thomas has beea . prlsoner about ave ycar4
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
Gov Hayd'~ t.s. t,naIv Ntx~a

LINCOLN. Nrb, Mar hal Tas do sision in the t'osd lhayer guheruatlon.l tri al Is post, ped IL is claimed that J,Atic . toob a ld Mlxwell f.vor Boyd. whle N r. vel favor- Players side. It is rumored trh d scheme to moye Cub by giviag hin a k ed-rsl position has b e1 unearthcd. Tn re sial ut ro on stne c Lsgislatrre Ut td the court ren Ter a uc 'i m, Tho n r "a fall fl rumor O. l,'s an co m 'erplots l. ls probable th | Boyd will win in tao end
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
Co,arod rdilor.at Convention.

CINCINNATI, O, March io --1lc c ,lercd press Com cntion adjourn d tad The ele cti M of o1,ccrS r suit d h tec oe ol John Fl tcheil, O ElchHo d, fer Pr si fen {; l.. c. Coppen, Phi,ai lphia Vie IF, si. eeat; Mrs. VI. II. Hetrh, phlladei ,hin, Secretary; Rev. C CT w C inton Piits. burg. Assis tant ScrgttHry; RNl ett t'esh m, Detroit Treasurer, | h mas Forum. Now YcrS, Historian, and au exccat.ve baarl oi fourteen members
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
NEW YORK.
r.l.srnnhio Hrsxls,.s.

Ex Congressman Charles N. Felt,n was elected United States Senator to succeed Senator Il, arst of California
 The Elizabeth Corsiage Works, Elizabeth, N. j., were burnei. Loss. t500,0ol
 Senator lngalls spoke of tho Farmers' Alliance to Halt more reporter.
 Great preparations arc being made At Do. catur. H.. for tho q. A. R. celebration Aprsl t9 II.
 !. q A. simpkinsoa q Co. boot and shoa dealess of Cincinnati, failed for (loo, 900; sssets, oSOo.oOa
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
pnruen Captures n Paper.

BELFAST, March IS MT Parnesl mads an onsla ght upon Belfast tas morning. Toe News. of this c'ty belongs to the p'-,- prii to of the Ere ,man's 1ourna', of Dub
 in, which suongy support Is Mr Palnel. The News recently has not been entbDs as tic in it's Advocacy of MT Parne's lead r. shjr nsequentlv the editor ot the News was di.missei 10 day and a Parneiite edi- tor was uppoi ntsd in.his pace. Now rthc- less, Parnelrs strs ngth IS daily declining