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The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
KILLED ELEVEN PEOPLE.
TERRIBLE DISASTER AT
 NEWARK CELEBRATION.
Fly the Explosion Of Mortar Eleven People are Killed and Thirty
 InJured-Other Accidents.

NEWARK, N. J., Sept, 2s.-Later re- turns from the explosion at last night Italian celebration place the number of killed at eleven and the wounded at thirty. The killed were frightfully mangled. The nature of the explos- ion was such that the havoc was neces- sarily frightfuL The corrected list of the dsad is as follows;
 FRI W.Iss.
 ANTONIO GHETTO.
 MICHAEL ANsALoNA.
 PAsQUALE REzILINA.
 MICHAEL C'NElLL.
 CHARLES STEWART CAROLYN.
 FRANK MILLER
 ARTHUR FLYNN.
 IrzzIE HUoHEs.
 LIZZIE MURPHY.
 HENRY BURsEssEE.
 T he injured are:
 JOSEPH TREpANIo, badly wounded in the stomach.
 JOHN COSTELLO, right hand blown off
 MAX TRUM, right foot torn off.
 JAMES GALLAGHER, skull fractured and hand torn off.
 AN UNKowN ITALIAN, foot torn.
 AN UNKNOWN ITALIAN WOMAN, head iflgnt1ully 1ut
 GEORGE BRENNAN, right arm frac- tured.
 HAsouuE Rosso rig ht knee frsc- tured
 CATHERINE LOTTO. left thigh torn.
 DANIEL CHENEY, badly wounded in abdomen.
 LILLE c. OGDEN, left thigh lacerated.
 CHARLES HoILENBACH, injured in right thigh,
 GEORGE SMITH, cut on head.
 POLICEMAN JAMES BowE, wounded on right foot.
 CnAEiEs k. GRiaes. seyrely cut on bodip.
 JOSEPH FINELY. bruises about the heav.
 AIzzIE HueuEs. severely cut on the seiod
 An unknown boy rendered uncon scious by blow on the head.
 GLYNN, wounded III the breast,
 lRrNrELLA AuzoLoSA, severely cut on head.
 NICOLA AuzoLoNA, slightly injured on the arm.
 GEoRGE POWERS, part of foot torn off
 MoRo CnGrPo. left arm torn off.
 FRANCISCO ANTONIO, 10 years old, part of right hand torn away.
 JoHS GALLAGHER, right hand in jured. CHARLES s. GRises, wounded in groin and hand,
 IlzzfE GOLDEN. lacerated leg.
 A big copper casing mortar was used for the bombs. These were filled with colored fire and shot in the mir, where they burst, throwing out shower of various-colored sparks. It was this mortar that exploded and caused all the harm. The bomb casing is about five inches in diameter and thirty inches long. About Il D. m. a large bomb was put in the mortar and lighted. It was supposed that the bomb exploded In 1t There were hundreds of men, women 1 and children standing around, watch. ing with great expectancy. When it exploded the air was filled with the shrieks of the injured and dying
 Intense confusion followed 4 platoon of police was on the scene and had great difficulty in preventing the frightened multitude from tramplinr the injured to death. The explosion is supposed to be due to an overcharge of powder.
 Rumors were abroad that there had been dynamite ia the bomb but this is denied. There is n city ordinance for bidding the display ot fireworks except on legal holidays and at military re views The supe intendcnt of the fire department granted the permit for the fatal exhibition.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
Couai,lon or Crops in u,..ourt.

ST. Lotus. Mo, Sept s9--1he Sexs tary of the State Board of Agricultoro furnishes the following weather erop bulletin for the week ended Saturday, Sept. 26: Rainfall has been below, temperature and sunshine above tho normal The weather conditions for tho last seven days have no. been sea. sonable, the absence of rain with ex- cess of temperature and sunshine has affected all vegetation iujuriously. Late corn is in fair condition, pag lures are burning. stock water getting scarce and winter apples are dropping. Wheat seeding is being delayed; fear is also expressed that the seed already sown may nos germira;e well on ac- count of the heat and drought The conditions have been uniform through. out tho Slate.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
POWERS MAY COMBINE.
Chinese Secret Society Men Prepar- ing to Resist the Foreigners.

Chinese Secret Society Men rrepar-
 ing to Resist the Foreigners.
 LONDON, Sept. 2S-Advices from Shanghai to the London and Chlna Telegraph of this citv, say that the highest officials at Pekin an3 Nankin expect the European govern ments to combine Tn a demand for re- dress for the outrages perpetrated upon foreigners in China. The same paper adds that the secret society men are also expecting such action upon the part of the powers and that they are preparing to act when the right mo- ment arrives. The paper says IL Is certain that every prom lnent person has been asked to sup ply war material and drill instructors Tor use in the lower Yang Tse- kiang districts. Many young men of tho best Ihlnese families are connected with these secret societies, A prominent foreign resident of Shanghai, the same paper states, has been asked to send estimates to Nankin for organizing a brigade of troops, to be disciplined and armed according to the English system and to be commanded by foreign officers. The same resident, it is also said, has been asked to state the terms upon which he can supply three fast steam cruisers, fully equipped for war and to be delivered within three months time.
 The office of the Missions Catholiques at Lyons has received advices from China to the effect that the natives had attacked three monks at northern Chansi and that nothing had been heard from the vicar apostolic. Fears are entertained for the safety of the monks and ninety inmates of the Chanel Orphanage.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
conidaa stand to Dc carlea . seab.

Mu.LvuLs, N. J.. Sept. a9.-This morning Ambrose Parr went up into th. garrct Ut his home, 10 Garfield street. tied rope to the railing over the stairs, stuck his head through q slip-knot and then swung loose He was found dead by a younger brother two hours later. The boys mother said that Ambrose was employed at Whitali, Tattum k Co s south Mill vile glass works and during the recent strike of the tending boys at the works against the employment of Hebrews he refused to go out on strise with them. but remained at work Since then the strikers several times called him scab. and this, it is thought, un- suicidc.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
INTO AN OPEN SWITCH.
Train Wreck on the Baltimore &
 Ohio Road Near PiftSburg.

PIT~rsBuBo, Pa., Sept. ss. The Bissel accommodation train on the Baltimore X Ohio railroad ran into an open switch at Linden station, three miles east of here, at 9:3o o'clock and was wrecked. The engine went over a high embankment and combination baggage and smoking car turned com pletely over The other cars did not leave the track,
 Fireman Frank Maioy was fatally scalded and Engineer Thomas Burton was seriously hurt. Prof Luckey of this city and a number of other pas sengers sustained slight injuries.
 The wreck caught fire, but was ex- tinguishcd before much damage had been done. The first reports of the ac- cident caused great excitement in the city as it was said that the wrecked train was the Washington express and that large number of passengers had been killed and injured.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
IoWA's BIG CROP.
Mors than s0O,00o,oOo Bushels of
 Corn will Bc Produced.

nEs MONIES. Iowa, Sept. %. The Iowa weather crop service issued to- day the last bulletin of the season. It reports that corn is practically secure, and not more than the usual propor- ton will be soft ana shaffv. The acre ago in Iowa has prot ably been over estimated and the amour. planted re ducoa from to 10 per cent. by floods, cutworms. etc. But. allowing for all drawbacks. the state will produce s00, COG, 900 bushels of sound corn. The director further estimates an output of o.ooo. .ooo bushels of oats, and 3o.noo, ,nao bushels of potatoes. mak ing 1t the best all-around crop season in the history of the State.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
|. mary s,uck.rburr . rr.ua,

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Sept 2s.--The case of Mary Stuckerburg, who for five months past has on Fridays gone into trance and during it has shown on her body the stlgmata or bleeding wounds of the Saviour on the cross, is now being investigated by committee of physicians and priests While the investigation is not yet completed and no statement has been made it is known that Mrs. Stuckenburg was found by them to-day in trance and the bleeding wouni is were examined by the physicians Father Raffe of St. Charles, Borromeo, the woman's con- fessor, has charge of the investigation. Among tie physicians are some of the best-known in the city.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
CYCLONE IN MINNESOTA. Destructive Wimdstorm in Northern Counties Among Pine Forescs

RED LAKE, Minn., Sept. @9.--A wind storm which assumed the proportions of q cyclone swept through the coun- ties of Beltrami and Itaaca at } o'clock this morning, wrecking everything be- fore it. The damage to pine timber was very great probably aggregating 10, ,03U to &0D, 00a, GOO feet. The region is only inhabited by lumber men prospectors and hunters at this time of the year and it is not yet known whether or not there was any loss of human life.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
MAY CAUSE TROUBLE.
Baron Nordcnskijod's Arrest Brough
 Before che sta,c Department.

DURANGO, Coo. Sent. 29.-The ar rest of Baron ordenskijod charged with violating his passpors privileges by removing relics from the ancient cliff dwellings in the Manicos canon of the Ute reservation is liable to assume international proportions, as the fol- lowing telcgram received by Mayor Holland indicates:
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-To his Honor. the Mayor oi Durango: Please reporo briefly by wire facts in case of Nordenskijod, Swede, said to have been arrested in Durango.
 William Wharton, Acting Secretary of
 State;
 It appears from the above that the arrest of the baron has been brought before the State department at Wash ington. The baron arrived from the Manicos last evening and will remain in Durango until his hearing Oct. 25
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
EARRING OUT REFUGEES.
Canada Taking Steps to Prevent the
 Landing Of Pauper JeWA.

OTTAWA, Cnt., Sept. 29-The gov ernment has received information that the destitute Russian Jews who have been pouring into the United States from Europe through Canada are to be returned to Canada, and in view of this the Dominion authorities have been urged to the necessity of taking immediate steps to prevent these pauper immigrants landing Tn Canada. The minister of agriculture drew atten- tion yesterday to the possibility of the people to Europe if they are sent back, to Canada by the United States.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
"mungry Joe'.- Partner Arrested.

NKw YORK, Sept. 29.-Thomas O'Brien, an all around crook and con. fidence man, known the world over and the associate of Hungry Joe," the prince of bunco stecrers, vas arrested last night on U bench warrant issued at the instance of District Attorney Andrew Hamilton of Albany county. The warrant charges o'Brien with roohing wealthy citizen of Albany of SIC, ,ooo in n bnnco game about year and half ago.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
csLEsTiALs ARE CAPTURED.
SRean Smuxsler. Faiis Into she
 Hands or Onlcers.

OMcA0o. Sept ap. Special Treasury Agent 6canian received dispatch arom Agent Day trom Grand Forks, N. 4 this morning that he arrested nine ChinAmen in Grand Forks for endcavor ang to evade the exclusion act Three of tho Chinese, Lay said arrived dAy beforc yesterday. They car- sisd certificates from the Canadian SAnada and were arrested. The other Iri1ss sSnsossS on sn'sss aarshins sn1 1a~ shs |e1ktEo crowd opium outfits were found |0o each. These were confiscated anc.
 u t4e prisoners were placed under
 eexy eAil 10 appear before tho United
 seees eommiasioncr
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
TACOMA WANTS IT.
That City Makes Hid for the Democratic National Convention.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-Editor Frank lin K. Lane of the Tacoma Wash. ) Daily News is in thls city, representing the est. Tn Democrats, in attempting to secure the next national Democratic convention for Tacoma. Nr. Lanes S program, the good faith of which he is willing to att st with T certified check for SEQ, GOO, is to have special trains chartered by the western men to take all the delegates from all sections of the country to Tacoma, and at the conclusion of the convention to bring them home. From the tune of starting unt they reach home the de e ates al c to be the guests of the western men.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
Though. to ne Dying oruydrophob,.

AsBrRy PARK, N. J., Sept. 2s.--Will- jam II. Stout, wealthy farmer living near Hamilton, is dying from hydro phobia. Several months ago, while doetoring calf that had been bitten by rabid dog, the animal licked n sore on his arm. Mir Stout thought nothing of it at the tune. although the sore did not heal. A few days ago his arm lcgan swelling and is now fully three times it's natural size. Since he hts been confined to his bed MT. Stout has shown every sign of rabies. He froths at the mouth, goes into convul sions at the sight of water or liquid medicines, and has to be held down in bed at such times. The doctors think he will die.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
WANTS SETTLERS.
Married Wen Given I2O and Single Men 60 Acrea Of Land.

PANAMA, sept. 2s.-The Republic of Nicaraugua is renewing its efforts to induce immigration into that country. The government has reaffirmed the decree Tn 1885, giving each immigrant family, who propose to become natu- rali ed, 12o acres of unoccupied land. Single men will receive sixty acres, and immigrants will enjoy the rights of naturalized citizens and be exempt from military service \ Absolute titles will be given after residence of ten years. Intending immigrants are re quired to bring with them papers from the Nicaraguan consul at the port ot em barkation.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
HIS COSTLY MASQUERADE
Fined Heavily tor Impersonating .
 Negro Woman.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Sept. 2e.---Ed. ward ], Livenash, a country journal ist, who claims to be the proprietor of the Livermorc Herald, was arrested last night while masquerading the streets iu the garb of negro wench. He carried with him a small sachel, which when searched at the city prison was found to contain bunch of keys and two bottles, one containing chloro- form and the other prussic acid. He was charged with wearing female nt- tire and his bait placed at $500. Live nash claimed that the whole thing was Il joke He had dressed in womans s garh and blaelsed his face with cork intending to present himself for service to a lady acduaintanee.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
A SIGN OF PEACE.
Grrmanyss Paxsivcncas About Che
 Rusalnn Loan Is So Considered.

LONDON, Sept 29-rhe German governments passiveness in the mat. ter of the Russian lean Is interpreted as . sign of European peace The I'm pcrlas bank and the Prussian Seehand- lung will not subscribe. and 1t is probable that German par. t.cipation in the loan will be amail. The Vossischc Zeitung, ktional zeitung and Kreuz Ieitung advises the public not to touch the Russian loan. on the ground that 1t . would be nnpatriotic. Berlin corrc-
 pondcnt of the Times says that par
 fpntion of Germany in the Russian Vloan is proof that the events at Cronstadt have not had the lasting ef- fects in Berlin which the French press imagined
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
smnggled Chinamen Captured.

GRAND FORKS. N. D., Sent. as.- United States Marsha Hogson and Special Agent Day, with the help ol the police. made raid yesterday af- tcrnoor. on all Chinese laundries in the city and captured three Celestials who had been slnuggled across the line from Manitoba within the last three days, also ecuring considerable snug. gled opium.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
rr.in,nen Killed la 1. wreck.

NEW MILFORD, Conn. Sept cs.-Two freight trains on the New Engia road collided about two miles west of Hawleysvillc at 7:30 last evening.
 Engineer William Day, Fireman James Larner, and Bralteman c. A. Sprague. They ali belonged in nartford. A was badly injured. Tho west bound train va running on the time of IT other. which, thouRh lata m the
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
rwo Runaway Gtris.

CufcAeo, Sept ss.-Minnie Home. man, Is years old and Ida Bane, year her senior. are safe al home Ut Minonk
 and are disgustcd with life in Chicago, Al week ago they ran away from home to see the sights of a big city. They were arrested yesterday and locked ur in the armory. The police wired theii parents, and last night Mir. Homcmar and Mayer A. E. kipp of Minonk ar rived in the city and took them home
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
PROPERTY IN ASHES.
Wansur Tebbests Big Warehouse
 aud Other ssnIIdin2s Burned,

ST. Louis, Sept %. The farm inn pliments and machinery warehouse and salesroom Of the Mansur Tebbetts lmpliInent Company, occupying a six story structure, and the storage rooms of the Pacific Ware house Company, one-story building covering the entire block between Ninth and Tenth streets, and the Chi cago x Alton railway yards and Spruce street, were completely destroyed by fire during the early part of thus eve- niug The loss will amount to S50o,. t1A
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
SODA CYLINDERS EXPLODE.
Heat Causes Combustion and n Fa-
 taiity Results in Detroit

DETROIT, Mich. Sept 2s.-A carbon atcd soda cylinder exploded on the Griswold street dock to-day. The re- port attracted large crowd, which surged recSlessly upon two other cylinders. The three had stood several hours in hot sun and second cylin- Ger exploded, fatally injuring Charles w McCorkle, prominent real-estate dealer.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
Captured a Horse Thief

MusKEeoN. Mich, Sept. 2s.--A horse thief namea Charles Hall was captured and valuable horse which he had stolen from q. w. Cox at Holton town ship, this county, was recovered. The man made desperate dash for liberty when arrested. but was overtaken by the officers. He is believed to be . cIacksman and professional all around crook.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
Men Wanted in south pako,,.

ST. PAUL. Minn., Sept. as.-Owing to &he scarcity of farm laborers in the Red river valley of North Dakota the Great Northern railway is making special rates for thrashing outfits and carrying five men free with each Without additional help thousands of acres of wheat will not be thrashed before snow c.cs
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
Hunting ssi. Daughter.

PRINCETON, Ind. Sept aa.---Last night Banister Drew, farmer living at Widslow, Ind, came to this city in search of his pretty i6-year-old daugh- ter Lillie. who, Mr Drew says. was persuaded away by an unknown woman. who told the girl she could secure employment for her at large salary in the city No trace of the girl can be found. but it is thought she has been taken to Cincinnati = EA LouiA
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
Hold Indian. Hor.e Thief

MuNcrE, Ind, Sept. es--Yesterday afternoon an unknown man stole horse and buggy belonging to David Hayes, a Delaware county farmer. The thief took the rig from public hitching rack, with half-doxen look ing Ut him, but his boldness prevented suspicion.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
.GARzA'S NARROW ESCAPE.
MexIcans Preparing To Lynch ksm
 when He Is Rescued.

LAREDO, Texas, Sept. es.--I.ate last night Centrina Garza, the revo utionist by narrow chance, escaped lynching just across the border From inform ntion at hand 1t is known that Garza had in some way separated himself from his followers. The Mexicans ran across and captured him and wero making preparations to lynch him when his men came upon the scene and rescued him. Garza and his men crossed to Texas during the night and are this morning being pursued by United States troops.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
GOULD'S NEW ROAD.
The Wizard Figuring on Line
 Through New Mexico,

SANTA FE, \. NJ, Sept 2s.--1t is learned here to-day that the move to build new railway through New Mexico from Trinidad to Fl Paso, and tnence to White Oaks has no less person than Jay Gould behind it. lie now controls the Un- ion Pacific and has line from Trinidad to Catskill. When he was at Fl Faso two years ago he manipulated things so as to get control of the Fl Pa,o and White Oaks franchise. Thus Gould owns both ends of the line and it Is said that his money will complete the road after the cities and towns to be benefited thereby put up the money to finish the survey.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
KILLED BY DYNAMITE.
Two Pennsylvania Men Blown Up
 While Blasting Stumps.

BRADFORD, Pa, Sept. go, Sandy Ferry and James Darling. whi-e blast ing stumps with nitro -glycerine and dynamite near Garfield yesterday, were instantly killed and mutilated beyond recognition. The men put two charges under different stumps and retired to safe place. Che charge was good one and exploded, while the other was defective. The men were preparing another charge when the explosion occurred with the above result.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
DEMAND AN ACCOUNTING.
Executors of Henry Ward Brecher's
 Estate Cited to Appear tn Court

NEW YORK. sept 29.--C. F.. o'Connor. receiver of the property of Herbert F. Beeeher, in Il judgment of l.. S. Chase for Sisl obtained some years ago. has cited the executors of the will of the latc Henry Ward Beecher to file an ac- counting to show what disposition has been made of the s5,ooo share of Her bert in the estate of his father. The hearing will occur October 10.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
HE'S "oUNNING" FOR kEGNE.
Gould and llis Following Said to
 Ee short of Union Pacific.

NEW YORK, Sept 2s.--The Daily Stockholder says: We regard the Union Pacific greater menace to the market than the Missouri Pacific. for the latter property Is Tn good condi ton, ano the stock is worth intrin ic ally all it is selling for. though Wall street may pat 1t to sixty for all we know" IL is rumoured that the Gould party Is short of | nion Pacific, and also that Gould has caught Keene and his following long fully loo,0 GOO shares of Union Pacific and is ''gunningr for them.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
Manr sailor. Drowned.

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia Sept. 2s.-Ad- vices from St Johns. ewfoundland, report the loss at Greens Pond, of the Labrador schooner Paislce, Captain John Kane, with all hands, and the Amazon, Captain James Noble, with three of Ter crew Both vessels were owned by J. and w. Stewart of St. Johus
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
A Plot Co kiIl Kaissr wilhsl..

BERLIN, Sept 29.-It has just trans pired that before the Elnperor's last visit in Born a supposed plot to assaa- sinate him created a panic among the local police. In searching the grounds of the villa to be occupied by him de- tectives found dynamite cartridges con- cealed in the shrubbery. Nnmeroua domiciliary visits by Bonn and Berlin detectives resulted in no diacoveries or arrestA As the cartridges wero ol6 and weather stained it was conclu1od that they Ind been stolcu 1rom z mSofs by quarry by NngGlnGnnns G|4x e s,sss.sl!y T T tsEs'
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
 TWENTY WEIR KILLED.
Terrible Loss of Life iu . SpanisI,
 Railroad Wreck.

MADRID, Sept 2s.-The latest reports from the railroad collision between Burgos and San Sebastian yesterday are that twenty persons were killed and twenty three injured, of whom four have since died. Most of the passengers were asleep at the>time of the accident. The victims included several English tourists and many children. Several entire families per ished. Maurice Long, british vice consul at Malaga, is reported to bo among the killed.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
Tho wars,utaue Hurricane.

LONDON. Sept 2a. The crew of the bark Jenny Lind, which was wrecked at Martinique during the recent hurri- cane. have arrived at Plymouth. Ac- cording to their story of the catastro- phe about 800 persoss were killed and i,oo0 injured.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
Kilied Blim with shotgun.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 29. About 6 o'clock last evening Col. Bradford Dunham general superintendent oi with Il double barreled shotgun and instantly killed James Cunningham. a young man l9 years of age. Some matters of a domestic character led tt the trouble.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
Fire in a Newspaper once.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Sept 23. The office of he Sun. a weekly newspaper at Republic, was totally destroyed by fire about o'clock last evening. w. F. Montgomery, owner and editor, lived in n flat over the office aud lost all his household effects.