The Forrest City times., 1891-10-30
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

4 Sioux girl of l7 was literally scared to death at Chadron, Neb.
 More .sgreen-goods" men have been arr rssted in the war being carried on against them in New York.
 Lawrence Hall, . Respondent railroad man of Kansas City, committed suicide by jumping In front of train.
 A family named Hutchinson, on Medi- cine Creek, Clay Township. Missouri, is charged with baby murdering.
 An explosion In aD electric-light pl ant in Louisville injured several persons and caused fre which burned $500, 900 worth of property.
 The Celibate Society of Economists near Pittsburg has indorsed the doctrine of Cyrus R. Teed, who claims to be sec- ond Messiah and able to perform mira clee.
 Evidence that George Heidecker had como to life in his conn alter burial and made . struggle to get out was presented when the body was exhumed at Erie, Pa. John Mattel, stri king miner in Penn sylvania, who arrived in Pittsburg desti- tute, told the authorities that he cut his finger and let his babs drink the blood, its mother being too weak to sucklsit.
 A Muskegon (Mich.) printer has in- vented . new typesetting device.
 The National Union Company of New York has been establishing stores in Kentucky.
 Michael Farnan, . farmer near Factory vile, Pa., has been in sleep for four years.
 Tho inroads of the river on New Or ieans continue and may prove rather serious matter for part of the city.
 A little Mexican in California, it de- vslops, has long been heir to large es- tats which executors have kept from him.
 Colonel ]. NJ. Weaver of Van Buren, Ark, is short In his accounts with the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad and has left for parts unknown.
 In fight they provoked at Madison, Ind, Peter Ferty was fatally. and Barney Mclaughlin seriously. cut by razor used by rsan named Baker.
 A lone highwayman near Cheyenne, Wy, rose from the sage brush, raised his riae and shouted to the driver to stop.
  miles. The robber got left.
 News from mining centres shows that the Grey Eagle at LeadvilIe has made q biz strike. The Americ an- Nettie's pros- pects at Ouray are looking up. Monterey reports of Mexican mining are very en- coursging.
 In freight wreck at Hatchett's Bridge, Ala, two men were killed.
 An attempt to serve a summons on Sec retary Blaine at Baltimore failed.
 A defective gas burner at Terre Haute, Ind. hotel caused the death of two wo- men.
 A mirage, leading the officers of the barkentins Steadiast to believe that the Island of St. Croix was twenty miles away, caused the wreck of that vessel on one of the reefs of the island.
 Governor Campbell of Ohio, closed his week of campaigning with five speeches in one day.
 Ex-Governor Anthony of Kansas is de- sirous of succeeding P. B. Plumb as United States Senator.
 A freight train went through burning trestle near Birmingham, Ala, filing two of the train men.
 Mrs. George Martin and her G. 6-year-o girl were fatally injured in a runaway accident at Auxvasse, Mo.
 The rush for the Omaha indemnity lands in Wisconsin, about to be thrown open to settlement, has begun.
 The will of Mrs. Searles was upheld in Salem, Mass, thus defeating the effort oI Tom Hopkins, an adopted son, to break it.
 The religious organizations of Louisi. ana are waging bitter warfare against the lottery amendment to the State Con stitution
 Commander in Chief Palmer of the c A. R. gives notice that after the election he will Issue an order prohibiting 0. A R. men from marching in procession where Confederate flags are carried.
 A New York Judge has decided tha the sale of poker chips in game Is le gal transaction.
 Chairman Brice of the Democratic Ma donal Executive Committee told a Pitts burg reporser he would resign after th sonination of the Prssidsntiai candi