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The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
THE BIG HERESY TRIAL
Rev. MacQueary Convicted by
 the Ecclesiastical Court.
THE END OF A NOTED CASE
Division Exist, as to What tho Pun- iohment Shall Be-llow the Vote Stood on the Conviction of
 the Canton Rector.

CLEVELAND, O.. March 17.-The ccclesi astieal court which for so lopg has been de fiber ating over the case of Rev. Howard M acQueary. of Canton, triod for heresy,
 was in session here 10 day. As . result, | Q vote was taken toward evening, on which
 Rev. Y. r. Morgan, Rev. A. II. Putnam
 and Rev. Henry D. Ayes, all of Cleveland,
 voted guilty while Rev. Geo. F. Smythe,
 of Toledo, and Rev. W. II. Gallagher. st
 Painesville, voted not guilty The majori ty of the court then proceeded 10 formulate
 finding, and at last got one that all three l were Willing to sign. The only thing then | remai ling was 10 arrive at penalty, wh ch the court must suggest 10 the Bishop beyond " hlch the Bishop can not
 go although he m iy impose ! liz hter pun ishment On this the vote stood Morgan | and Putaam for expulsion, Ayes for sus- pension, aud Smythe an Gallagher fer no penalty at all. With this stage of proc cd ings reached, tn, court disbanded at 6 o'clock in the eve ing with an understand l ing that it woild recoav enc ut 7;S0 o'cock. Rev. Mir. Smytae dei arted with hs grip sack, hay ng no further interest in the procee !ings.
 | At .ot U tioNh MT. uluuiu lailtN VI show up, nor did he appear at nil. This prevented Messrs. Morgan and Ayes from prcc ,ediag 10 business, and at 9:30 o'clock everybody left the building. Rev. Mir. | Gallagher wens homs to Paincsvillo on l a 10 o'clock train. In all probability the l three resident members of the court will | meet some time to morrow, when the two severe members will try and persuade Me. | Ayes that the Church ought to put it's stamp of disapproval on MT. MacQucary' 8 ! heresy by intiicting the severest enalty prescribed by the eanons. The talk of | legal matters having delayed the verdict is | not altogether true, though that had some l thing 10 do with it.. The great reason for | the de.ay was that all the members desired
 unanimsty If possible, so that the Church | might speak as a unit ou the important
 doctrinal que stions raised. Mir MaoQueary. l in denying tae Virgin birth of Christ and
 his bodily resurrect on ou the third day.
 and insisting on his right to remain in
 the Church while holding and teaching
 such views, has raised questions of vital
 interest to the whole orthodox world.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
NEW ORLEANS WILD The Italian Maf1a Prisoners
 Acquitted.
HENNEsSEY IS UNAvENCED
Six Of the Italians Acquitted and . Ms. trial as to Three-The New Or leans Popuinoe Indignant
 at tho Verdict.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 1.-The Hen messy case--the trial Of niue Sicilians for the assassination of Clief of Police D. c. Hcanessy, at ll:e5 o'clock on the night of October l5-which has occupied the time of Section B Judge Bakers division) of the Criminal District Court since the l6sh Of February, was concluded yester- day afternoon, the jury bringing in ver- dict Of not guilty ss to six of the accused, 1n failed to agree upon a verdict as to the other three. Whg D tho jury handed in their verdict Judge Bakey looked at 1t for some time before he handed 1t over to Minute c erk Screven. There was appre- heusive silence while these prsliminaries were going on. The prisoners stood up Rni there was look of infinite wo, pic turcd on ths face of Macheca and some Of the others.
 Chief Clerk Screveu did not keep the verdict long. As soon as Judge Baker handed him the document he began to read In firm voice that eould Do heard in every corn r If hs silent court When he spoke the words that freed six men, as far as the pres mt case is concerned, and virtually acquitted the othar three, as the verdict was read each person in the court room turned to tn person next to him. aud there was an audible express on Of surprise and dissatisfaction. The deputies, however, tmmedia tely suppressed tue nose, and then Judge Baker ordered the jury to b. discharged and the prisoners to bs re- manded, as there was still another charge against them in connection with the same case. Then court was i'd oarned
 The indignation over the verdict is gcner ni. The District Attorney says he shares in tho general consternation. The re is an 0 her indictment against the accused, but it is for lesser ofrense, and as it concerns tho sa me transaction, he vii have to enter nolle proseaui. Fro m interviews with tho jurors 1t seems that there was divis. ion, but, tired from long confinement and weak of will. an agreement was made by which the verdict was returned There has been mass meeting of citizens called for to morrow morning, and the call is for men to come prepared to carry out what justice failed to do Tn call is signed by about loo leading citizens. All the Itallau sehooners and lugrers In lort-and they are numercus--are decor ated with flags in honor of the verdict in the Hennessy cise
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
Spains~ Offer to Uncle sam.

PARts, March i6.-The Temps 10 day publishes a dispatch from it's Ma rid zorro spondolt sal lag that the Spauish Cabinet s pro.ec of reciprocity with the United States contemplates admitting into the Spanish Antilles United States industrial aud agricultural products at lower rate than those of any other nation in exchange for ths admittaaoe into the Uuited Stlt free of duty, sugar aud iuo,asscs from the Antilles. A lower tariff cn the tobaccos imported from the same islands into the United States is also asked for iu return fer the privilege Span proposes to grant. Tae text Of the proposals, ac oriisg to the Temps' correspondent Is keps secret for fear of the resistance wh ca iis publication would bring about up5n the part of the pro;ec iouists.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
Col. Folk is Satisfied.

WAsuJSeroS, D. c, March l3,-Until President Hall, Of tue Missouri Farmers Allianc,, IS av ard from. doubt will exist here AS to whether Senator Palmer really made any pledges in the line or tho new faith Col l.. L. Polk, Pres dent of the atioual organix alton of to Alliance, says he is favorly impress sed with Gen. Palmer, but he does not know of any promises sought or obt .ined.
 The Alliance members of the Illinois Legislature, l ttink, fought manfully for their principles, and, though they have not been victorious in seud ns Farmers Ali apc- man to the 50 nate. 1 believe that Gen. cd wi h more favor than shat of any or tue other csndidates."
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
EPITOME OF THE WEEK
Brief Summary of tho News
 for Busy Men.
NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD
Condsnssd TelsgraphIc Reports of the Current Events of the Past Week ln America and the Countries
 of the old World
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
 No woman will be appointed to tue Brit- ish Labor Commission.
 The steamer Rox ow Castle has been sunk oh Ushant Twenty two lives W re lost.
 Mir Jack son, who abducted his wife and withstood siege of her relatives won his case in court.
 Paul Der ,ulede, leader of the Paris Bou- lsngis,s, said that if the Kaiser had come to Paris To would not have left the city alive,
 London syndicate organized to win Ut Monts Carlo has had much success.
 Col Henry Map!eson will be married Tuesday ut Paris to Mime Laura Schirmer ByroA
 from the Houss Of Commons Thursday right to visit Mrs. OShea.
 party of Hindoo gentlemen contem- plate a tour Of England and Ame ien next summer, to travel in Hindoo style.
 Prince Napoleon is slowly dying in Rome
 Pnrnell has issued manifesto to the Irish people of America.
 Dr. windthorst. tho Catholic leader in Germany. died in Berlin.
 Paraelrs manifesto was coldly received by the New York newspapers, tho Worl saying that Parneil seems 10 havo forgot ten the tenants In the excitement of his personal quarrsls.
 The Hamburg. American steams hip New York, for Hamburg, February 26, has land cd at PlymoIta after drifting about in toe Eng.i'h Channel three days with her ma ch.nery disabled.
 It is reported in Hamburg that Presi dent Bamaceda of Chlli has been mur- dcrcd
 Ex-Premier Crispl of Italy, threat,ned q member of ihs Chamber of Dsputies with revolver.
 Turkey will make a fine exhibit at tho Worlds Fair.
 Three hundred pirs,es have becn bchcad oi in China.
 Cuban planters arc making sugar from mo asses from q now process.
 Dr. voa Gossly r. Minister of Public Wor- ship of Prussia. has resigned.
 A woman was found dead on train al Seville, Spain, having bsen murdered anl robbed on route.
 Tho National Federation Convention tanti-parnslltc) met in Dublin
 A severe blizzard blocked railway tratic and caused loss of life ia the south ol England
 The Irish local government board has ia suci report on the situat O in tho famiuc district
 c. II. Jackson, who nb iucted his wife and entrenchci himsolf in England, still holds tae for. Parliament will probably Do invoked.
 In the House of Commons the seizure and incarceration In mad house of rch Mrs. Cathcart, at tho instigation or hci husband, has been decsarei legal
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
Eastern TexaA Irnn Inau<trY.

JEFFERSON. Tex, March l6.--Jhe Lone Star Iron Company blew it's furnace Sun day at o'clock p m Mrs. John A. Kruse wife of Col. John A. kruse, President of the company, applying tho torch to the blast This event has been looked for with grsat anxiety, and is thought to bs the beg ming of new era in the histo ry of Eastern Texas, Mir Crowther, man sgcr of the plant, informed us that 1t was ono of the best in the South for charcoal furnace, it's construction being of the latest. and having al ths Improvements Tho company has dispayei great zeal and energy in it's preparations, having par- chased l00 ol0 acres of heavily timberei land, cont hing large quantities Of the best iron orc n this part Of the Statc.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
Photographic nrcv,ti~s.

Gen. John NJ Palmer was elected United States Senator from Illinois b. tho com bined vot ,s of the Democrats aud Me srs. Moore and Coclrcll Of the F. NJ B, A party. The Republicans ali vo'cl for C, J. Lnilcy, and Tauocaeck for A. J, Strceter
 Letters have boon received In Chicago from Brewers and NJ slts.ers Unioa No. ( of St Louis ask rg theam |, ooycot, Auheuser- nusch Le ap and St Louis Brewing Association bssrs.
 Trouble between tho whites anl now negro settlers near Xxi gtisaer. Oklahoma, is threatened.
 Col N S Con, State orni'hologist ,t Kansas q ei at Neosho Falls, Kss
 Tho union cloakmakcrs charged with burning child with vitr.oi wers held in cour, in New York.
 Another ballot for United States Senator without result was taken by the California Legislature.
 Congressman Brcckinridge os Keutucky, who was taken severely Ill at Pensacola, ., Fla, is out of dangcr.
 "So,kless Jerry" simpson denounce tho press as an Annapolis tMiD fArmsss' meeting. sayisg is wss cub sidissd
 Iswa White Caps nsds newly married nsn lsavs town. Hs is baok with Ire q bie eya
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
Jadg. Giraffe R..lsns,,on.

wAsurSGroS, D. C. March l6-. When the resignation ef Hon. Louis A. GrofY. of Ne
 braska, ss Conmiss oaer of ths Geuc ral Land Once, was frat 10 saered. tho Pro si. dent cndo ivored te dis,uade him from hs
 purrose, ard was rot until yesterday ttai MT Harrison afreed to accept il. At the
 earnest rcques. of the Pre- .inont, it is said Mir Gro1 has consented to remain in the
 service, and tc will according be trans. f tred to routoa as oae of the Judges of ths Lsnd Colrt, just establ sacd by an act of Congress. It is also understood that Q Nebraska man, Judge Amos oob. of tho Stat Supreme Court will sucsel Mir Gron q Comuis oner of the General Land Oticc.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
A Michigan shlp Canal.

LANSING, .Mich.. March Il. - Charles Sligh, of the Grand Rapids Board of Trade, has submitted to joint legislative committee a novel plan for connecting Lake Michigan and Lake Huron with a shlp canal, stretching across tho lower pc ninsula of Michigan, near it's geographical centcr. Engineers ha ve he d that the plan is feasible. though cost y; but all that it is proposed to ask of the present Legisatur Is $S00O for a survey of tLe route. It is prol osed that the canal shall begin at Grand Haven ard follow the channel of tho Grand River to Muir, little town near the ctut.r of the State. H~ro it would connect with the Shawaseo River and fol ow the course of this rivor to tho Saginaw River and into Saginaw Bay.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
A Blow at 'Squatters,"

WAsHrSeroS, D. c. March 1.-The Secretary Of the Interior has directed the Commissioner of the General Land Office to instruct district oalcers in W;s consin 10 give notice that tue surplus lands left after the adjustment of the land grant to tho Chicago, St Paul. Minneapo- lis and Omaha Railroad Company will not be opened to settlement until Agrl IS, 1891, but that npp,i, ations b mskc homestead entries thereon will be received and filed iu the order of presentation April r, 1891, and that no claims of rrority arc to be recognized because of settlements made whilst sail lands were under withdrawal for railroad purposes or before April IS. whon thrse tracts for which applicat jons have not been filed will be open to both settl mont and entry. The object ef thess instructions Is to prcvent squatters who have illegally o,cup ed tLe lands whilst in ' state of reservation from obtaining undue advantage thereby over Inv abiding citizens who await patiently until the lands are declarei 10 be regularly opened.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20

The Democratic Convention of the Third Illinois Judicial Circuit has nominated for iudec, Messrs. Wall, Wilderman and Burroughs.
 The members of the Hearst fun ral train On tteir arr.val in San Franci co indig- nantly denied the report that they had behaved indccorously on tle trp.
 Editors of Western agricultural papers are in session in Chicago to arrange for the relief of starving farmers in South Dakota, Kansas and N .braska. Chattanooga ct zeos gave banquet to distir gaished visitors in hon IT of the inauguration of the basic ste,l process. Ex President Cleveland sent q letter.
 The train bearing Senator Hearsts toly to CalifogniA s said 10 have been the scene of indecotous iunketng
 The Mayor of Bellefontaine, O.. prom
 ised the cit t'zens hc would resign if he got drunk. He became intoxicated, but refus sd to rssign and there is talk Of ousiing him.
 In the ballot box stuffing trial at Helena. Ark, Jacob Shane, Republican leader of Lee County. testified that in 1888 he had cts given to negro voters. DouAey Iaii ~ Io, tel importers ot DOS ton failed for si01, 900. hot debIte in the Kansas House pre- cipitatel by Speaker Elder resulted in a small riot, in which spectators and ser geants at-arms figured. Threc men were instantly killed by | boiler explosion in Efingham County, Illinois
 Mrs. John Dunn of near ,rpus Christi, Tex, tracked q burglar half mile and killed him.
 Rose Kohllnayer, living in New York, is
 said to have been ideuttled us Christian girl whoss disappearance and supposej
 murder caused tercibls massacre of Jews in Hungary nine years ago P, f. Sherman, son ot the iate General has informed the stat1e committee that his father left the family well provided for and that no port on of the fund is needed by them.
 Al Taylcr. whose confess on caus,d tht arr st of John Poland for Nevada (Mo } | murder, now says he was paid by . detec | tive.
 | X pretty blonde actress soundly horse 1 whipped a brunette young man on Uppel | Broadway, New York. The identity O | both arc unknown.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Mcssrs. Butterworth and Handy have gone to St Paul to work for n Worlds Fair appropriation.
 Tho light between tho two rival police boards at Terre Haute, Ind, has bsen car. ried to the cour ..
 The Rev. Howard MacQneary, an Epis copal clergyman of Canton, O., has been convicted of hcresy
 At New Orleans, La, after public meeting, mob, led by most prominent c,t, fzcns, attacked tho parish prison, hatteciug down the doors and shot or hung T. of the Siiiians accused of dirsct connection with the assassination of Chief Of Police Hon messy some montas ago. After tue killing tho moo quietly dispersed aud tho city is now without any appearance of distur bance.
 The Legislature at Jefferson City, Mo, defeated the minors payment bill and amended considerably tho school. book bil
 Mrs. Alicc Miller of Sweet Sprinss, Tex, committed suicide. She was Y c. tim of n uegro's assault aud could not stand the shame.
 Joseph Provenz,no of New Orleans makes pubic confess on about the Mafia made to him by Jim Caruso, one Of tha vic ums of Saturdays mob,
 Jacob Smith et Homstead, Pa, has for 5 90 years had peculiar stone he found in Brazil. It turns out to be diamonds said to be worth q, 10000
 Tho Ed raj tug Triana while on her way to the relief of U. s. s. Galcaa and the tug Nina, aground at Gsyhead, Mass, went ashore herself. The Ga eaa will probably os lost, the tug may be saved.
 At Atchison, Kas., Miss Lizzie Lindsey married her sshoo,. boy lover, John Nc. Naurhton. She was engaged to marry n Wheeling (W. va) attorney.
 Fred B Woods, Cincinnati saloon keeper. was shot and killed in hi. saloon by ex-Posice Commissioner Win Stevens. stevens says 1t was an accident. A wo maa was prcscat at the lrag ,dy.
 At Mount Sterling, Ky, Il mob strung up Mrs. John Wigyin,on. Sae was let down before lsfs was extinct. aad h her comics, sion charged her husband and two sens with poisoaing Messrs. FGrgusou and Watts.
 Davenport To-. has had it's frs, csena tion.
 Ell Gray of Roxbury. N. r., Is lo6 years old, as proved by tue records
 Funeral service over the late Senator Hearst were held in san Francisco.
 Mayor Cregier of Chicago has been TO nominated by labor convention.
 Gen Palmer continues to receive conrrat ulasory letters on his election to the Unit. ed States Senate.
 The father of Crawford, hanged at De. casur. H., has been refused by two ceme tcries permission to bury the body of hls con.
 N An Atlahta tGal prisoner dipped out oi yan as Y. M. c. A. young msn after rs- hgious ssrvtces wsrs held by that orgasi. sntioa.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
Three ve.sels Lost.

GAruEAp, Mas, March i6-Thrce of Urcle Sam's boats have come to grief on this be k coast and ar, now lying ex, ed to the f1ry of ths waves, which werc lrel king over tn ,ir hu.ks to day with ter. riblc force. Two of them, tho Gslena and the Nina. went ashorc F'r dsy uight Tee third, tho 1risut. was speeding to the re- lief oi the oti or tive whea sho, io ,, smashed on to the ledges os Cuity Huak IaiAnd, sud is full Q Wat with :hrse blg holss h her seamer wero l0oA but enc ef tho herOes . Do rescusd ssne cf trs Trlana's crow haa Ices hts lltA
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
Rich Beds os Gs,ena Found.

GALENA, Ill., March i6.-No litt'e excite. nsent mas bsen os osolsionedin this sect ca by the recent descovery of several rich leads of rulsua ore In Carroll County, just across the Jo Daviess County line, and which has long ben suppo ed to be oatside of the mineral boar ng r-gioa. The most pro dnctive of thu Carrol County diegings is located within tbe i'm ts Of Mount Carroll and w.l yield from 300o to sooo pounds oi ore daily. The entrs proiuct of th,ss mines has been contracted for by St Louis smetors.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
Al, Arranged bv tn. rripo.

LoSrov. March l5 Tho trial of the BaccarAt case will probably be of short du
 ration Sir William George Cumming refuses to accept rstr actions and will no, b. content until jury has heard his case and he has denied the oaarzes on oath
 But lt is assorted that, acting in conso uancs with the Prince of Wales. there will
 bs no cross-examinssioa ani no attempt te prove the ailega' ions; that au ample apole. ~ will 6e tende-ed tu court and that the jury VII simply essesa the damages which
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
Mat. Them uaa Down tn. Red Flag

CnIcAeo, -iareh l6. Tn, Paris Commune anniversary was celebrat, d yes.eria y with src 'ches, sonss. dances and general rejoicing by half dozen nltionalitIes oi Chicago's citizens. Tho rcd flag was dis played oa the stag and busts of Spies and Parsons, tho Haymarkct anarchists, were draped with sashes of the same sanguia l. ry ,olor The police received an int ma
 tion of the fact and compelled the removal Of the cmb ems after rot had narrowly been ave,ted. This action by the author. ties was denounced tn the various meetings yesterday, and the episode threatens 10 GU, some figure in coming municipal elect on,
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
Indian rrl.on-r. n. show Attractions.

CnIcAeo. H.. March H.--"Buffalo B Ii" has secured the consent of Secretary Noble and will within few days start for Europe with the ho 'tile Sioux now he'd as prisoners at Fort s erdan. They are to make up part of Col Cody's Wild West show. Secretary Noble has also giycn his consent for Col. Cody to take as many more Indians as he wishes, their consent being first obtained, ard he proposes to mako up party of l0o The Indiaas at Fort Sueri- dan are in the nature of 2 cross between a nuisance and 2 white elephant to both the War and Interior Departments, and It is u,G erstood that Secretary N.bl was only too glad of an opportunity to get rid of thsm. The Indians were, of course, glad to do anything to get out of prison.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
r.x,s Timber Land Suit.

GALVESTON, Tex, March l2.-Thers ara on tho docket of the United States District Court here pumber oi cases iu which the United States brings suit against indivi- duais and companies for appropriating timber from Goverune lands. The first of these cases was decided iu defendants 8 favor, but in another case, wh oh was tried yesterday and this morning the jury reu
 d,red verdict assessing dami gss against the defendants la the case of the United States vs. Lutcher and Moore at s, 100.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
Tho Ca.,forala Citrus ralr.

Los ANoELss, Cal, Mar oh II. - The
 State Citrus Fair was form ally opened al
 Hazards Pavilion last night: After three
 weeks of arduous work the many designs
 were completed in tim3 for the op peniug.
 Ths Pavilion is handsomely decorated and lighted by electricity. Fourteen special deslgns are worked out in orsnges, and over l,00O. 00O orapges were used In making the desigua and exhibitA Eight cou1tiea | of Southern California are represented at ths fair and there ara 36O exhiblts, divided l Into tWonty-aeven clHeoes. 1he fair e1- | eeeds the ono gtvea lot ye1P - ungniom1o
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
4 L.dy and Two Ch.ar.n Drowned.

CoLuxsus, Miss, March 12.-Ths Tom bigbee River has commenced to fall. Tho highest point reached was inches below the highest point reached by ths water in 1874 Tho damage can not at present be est mated, but will bs considerable.
 The steamer Mary M. came up this evening. and reports lady sni two child rea drowned near Pisksnsvilis. Ala, yes- tsrday, while being takea fren their homs, whiss had beoa 1oodo1. xhaiE aanaa coaA aeA be loaxno1.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20
THE MARKETS.
frices for 1.-Two Stock and Produ ce in the
 Principal Marts.
ST. LOUIS

 whcat-No rcd. e9<aae,i. Corn-No. 2, 5as6e5als. Oats-No. :. +sohsst. Rye No. ,, ti>ee59. Batter-Creamery 23te B. Buttcr-Choicc Dairy, ia@.i. Eggs, ls @-o, Chickens-Live, per h, Gtt6iS. Onions--Per bu., eetde5. Potatocs--Per bu., setdSs. Cattle~-Chosce Steers. 5, lad5. so. Hogs-3.G5tsS.;0 Sheep-Nativea 4.5ola $. l3.
 NEW YORK.
 Wheat-No red. l.ioG oGilai{ Corn-No. 2, 63V364is. Oats--Mixed Western. 53(ss5A. Cattle--s. .00(a5.3o Hogs-4lo9+.
 CHICAGO.
 whcat--No. rcd, aslAastS Corn--No. 2, 5iSCa5l4. Oats--4at9@+4sl. Cattle 3-s5@5.t5. Hogs 6o6S.so
 KANSAS CITY. Wheat--No ? red. oota9l. Corn-No. 2, 4,0p1sls. Oats-No. 2, s5Gt55s. Cattle 3uuaala Hogs-S e5{f3 4u