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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-01
EPITOME OF THE WEEK.
BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY FOR
 BUSY MEN.
Csns~nsed Telexraphse Reports of tho Inpert&nf Event. ef the Psss Week
 All Over the World
FOREIGN.

A religious crank in Prussia e-ueitet himself
 Two brother and a wife murdered and robbed travellers on the Russisn- German frontier.
 The Anarchist dynamite plot ss Paris is widespread and well laid and extends so the Provinces
 The primary education ball that caused the recent German Cabinet troubles. has been temporarily withdrawn
 In Chinese rebellion over 500 prisoners were burned alive
 DynAniters blew up the Public Prose cutor,s house ss Paris.
 France is taking steps to exPel all Anarchists
 The Kaiser has returned to Berlin from his hunt
 The German Parliament will be pro- rogued .s once
 Premier Isoabet said France would not tolerate politics from the p1iPit, and would close offending churches
 The Kaisex will shortly take an outing Co Iceland.
 Eaxiish newspapers consider war talk In connection with the Behring Sea troubles ridicnlozs-
 Daisy Hopkins. who sued an Oxford professor for damages for causing her ar- rest on a charge of walking with uni versisy man. lost her suit.
 Paris dynamiters have changed 10 poi son for weapons
 The vacancies in tlse German Ministry have been filled
 Minister Reid was tended conplimen tary banquet ss Paris
 PxrnelTs widow has divided the Wood estate with osher heirs to avoid scandal Lord Russell has been sued for $50 oo by a servant girl he stated he had seiuced-
 Irish soldiers in English regiments were punished for wearing a shamrock on Ss. Pstrick's Day
 Riossng has occurred al some oi the En- glish rniDes-
 Wife, -butchersr Deentng's lawyer is trying 10 prevent his client going 10 Melbourne.
 Minister Reid explains the delay in passing the exsrzdision treaty between France and fhe United States
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,,.n.I.x s.nt.n~.a for I,f.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 5i.-Madi- son Bausley was arraigned yesterday and pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree He was sentenced 10 the penitentiary for life. and received the sentence with a smile. and said he was glad he had escaped hanging Bauslevs crime was committed June Il last, when. prompted by jealousy. he followed Ed Richardson and blew inc top of his head of with shotgun He was captured three weeks ago in IoEai.iaua
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In the Int-re.t. of Labor.

OTTAWA. Ont. March 3..-A deputa- ton representing The Dominion Trades and Labor Congress have waited upon the governor and asked that Mir. Iay- lor's Allen Labor bill be passed. not from motives of retaliation upon the United States for excluding Canadian ial.or, but from 8 desire to prevent the importation of men from the United States under contracts, who take the places that would otherwise be filed by Canadians They also support sena- tor Gorden-s act 10 control Chinese inn r7serr-a -faD
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DIIRoITERs ARE WEARY.
An Attempt Win be Made 10 Rid the
 Town of Prince Michael.

DEFICIT. Mich. March -9.-The dls- ciples of the Flying Roll have come into prominence here again Mrs Mills, the wife of ''lrinee Michael the long haired leader Of tue sect, has decided to prosecute him She says that she has been subjected 10 many indig- mites. she gives as an instance that she was on one occasion tied hand and foot and made 10 stand in a certain position for twelve consecutive hours, and she further alleges that the Prince" has for months made his home a questionable place.
 1t recent meeting of citizens re siding in the north part of town com Iuittee of five was appointed To investi gate lhe Princes" alleged conduct The committee talked with number of -'Miehael's- former followers who had left him. The disclosures made are said to be of sueh a nature as to warrant every attempt 10 rid the com munitv of the man
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wuI yote for G-ay FIr.s

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March sI- A Sc cret conference of z number of leading Indiana Democrats was held here yes terday 10 consider the situation brought abont by the open antagonism of The Gray and Cleveland factions They came together on a call sent out br telegraph, and the purpose was 10 pro pose some sort of trace in the interest of party harmony. The Gray people are making ugly threats and II ad- mitted that they may do mu h mis- chief
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HAS NOT SIGNED IT.
Gov Leon Abbott speaks of the Read
 ing Bill.

TmSToS, \. J. March 29.-RumOrs were current to-day aroand the State House b the effect that Gov. Abbett signed the Reading bill two days after it's passage, bat would not file 1t with he Secretary of State until the eud O; the thirty days allowed by law. The rumors lack cTedenee. Leon Abbott Jr-, ihe GovernoT's private secretarv, says the measure is in the private vault in the Executive Chamber. The Governor himself has knocked all the stories on the head by speaking for The first time on the subject He said;
 'I have not made np my mind what action ] shall take on it. do not know even whether I shall glve a public hearing on 1t When my mind IS made up I'll have something to say"
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AVERAGE ONE A DAY.
STILL 4FrEn "BOODLINo" CHI-
 CAOO ALDERMEN.
New Developments in the scaDdzi-Tn- dletments May Follow - DefroIter. Tired of Traud-GensraI Criminal News.

CHIcAeo. March 29.-An average of one indictment a day during the time the grand jury has been Investigating poodle methods in local legislative Eairs is not bad record. This. the tenth day of the inquiry, promises well. and the members of the grand iurv feel confident that their work this week will run up the average, and that more victims will be found who will have to follow the example of Alder man Billy" and Dan O Brien, Cor man. Dorlnan, Gosselin Cremer, Jack son. Bowler, and Miehaelson. who are now enjoying the sweets of liberty under bonds of siO.OO0 each charged on tbe records with the offense of eouspiriBg to commit the felony of bribery. II might be a bit of exagger- alton O say that the coliea gues Of these men are on what is known as the run" But they are anxious, and al- though some of them profess 10 make light of the investigation and its ulti- mate results all recognize that the in- dictment means the first step in the direction of the establishment where Q certain number of persons are com pelled to work for the State for board and elothing
 Probably the most sensational de- yelopment of the last week was the one that came to end the week ot inquiry the scandal which involves one of the mem bers of the Board of Education in unenvia ble mess. That lead will be followed pp earnestly, beginning with this mornings session but not to the neglect of City Council transactions N hich have a shady appearance. and on which the food of light is just be- ginning 10 fall
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ninner rn Rnr.r Q. n.n.

WASHINGTON. March 3l-The ereden- tizls of Roger c. Mills as Senator from Texas arrived yesterday and were laid before the Senate to-day. Tomorrow Nr. Mills will be sixty years old and he has chosen the anniversary of his birth to make his entrance 10 the SeLAt-. Last night Congressman Grain. of Texas. gave dinner in honor Of the new Senator,
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steamer Elder Asaia Aaoat.

LONDON. March 5l.-Lacking 5l two days, it was just two months ago that the North German Lloyd steamer Elder. bound from New York 10 Ere man. ran on the Artberfeld ledge. of The southeastern coast of the Isle of Wight Predictions were made that she would never float again. but Capt HeiEecke. her commander. never gave up hope, and this morning the wreck ing steamers pulled the Elder of The the ledge She is now in tow bound for Southampton II will require an immense sum Of money to repair the damage to the vrssel, for mol only Is her hull damaged but her saloon fur nishings are about comp etely de stroyed by the sea washing in and out Of her. The ecnFsany, however. will have her thoroughly repaired and Il is believed that she will shortly be again employed in the translantic trade.
 Governnaent Defeated in the Re ehstag.
 BERLIN. March 3l A defeat was ad- minisiered to the government in the Reichstay yesterday which has caused Sf241+E 4sAfA- LII -A4 the city generally Ihe government had submitted g proposition 10 reinsert in the estimates w h5ch were under dis cussion the vote for new corvette Some time ago the Reichsfag in the face of an appeal bv Chancellor von Capriyi, rejected the vote for th,s vessel When the proposition to reinsert the vote was made it was understood that fl would pass, but it was rejected after a long debate by a vote If IF 10 .os. This defeat of the government was effected by a coalition of Centrists- Radicals and Socialists against the Conservatives and National Liberals The announcement of the result Of the voting was greeted with lond cheers by the opposition
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The Free Wool, Bill to Be sent to the Senate Within Week.

Senate Within a Week
 WASHINGTON March 3l.-The Spring CT free wool bill will probably be passed by the House and sent 10 the Senate within week. This is the pro gram discussed at a series of consulta- lions between Speaker Crisp. NIT. Me Millin. and the Democratic members of the Ways and Means Committee and later approved by Chairman Springer. Al the conclusion of the conference Chairman Springer. whose physician hss all along protested againit his de siyn to close the tariff discussion sent tbe following letter 10 the acting Chairman of the committee;
 My Dear Sir Am advised by my phy>lc an Ihzt the Coz5iricu of uy health is ~Cch 1hlt The making of a speech ia the House i1 The l.ear future would probably cause a relapse. whicA might result fatally in my pres~at sK- kAusled c0EaifioZ- l must. therefoyr- abandon tf.e idea of closing The debate on t1e plA TO place wool ca. the free liss and reducs the duty on woogen goods This and The other 1ill- should te passed and sent Co the Senate st as early day 5s p<ssinle I hope 10 oe able 10 appear ir tAe House Monday next and move the paSsSgr o1 the free Wc18 tiI shoFe men. 1loned am faithfully your frfetd
 WILLIAM ' SPRINGER
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n.nto-th workin~ tar uul

CoLrNBUs. .. (. March 3I-Eliiott Danfo-th. State treasurer of New York, is again in the city although he will not be interviewed. IL IS generally believed that he is here in the interest of Senator Hill. and that he came for the purpose of consulting with the dominant element" as the Tillmantic administration term themselves abont getting South Carolina $ delegation to support the >eHatOr.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-01
senator nm. RrpIr.

AIBANY, N. Y, March 2a-The World correspondent asked Senator Hill last nigh; whether it was true, as stated in the Herald's Washington dis patches of yesterday, that he conn seled Congressman Rockwell to vote as he did with the free-silver men. The Senator replied with dellberation: ''Mr. Rockwell votes on his own re- sponsisility and I vote on mine must tecline to say anything about the report you speak of one way or the othrr"
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rnSer.olI and Walt Whitman,

CAMDEN. \. l.. March sl--Col- In gersou according 10 the wish of the poet. has been asked ,o deliver the ora ton at the grave of Walt Whitman, and il is expected ,ha, he will accept Col Inger~oll and Whitman have been friends for years, and since the poet has been confined to the house this winter he has had frequent correspond euce with the former
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mensl to essseiish 8 port Of aeiIvery at D~s Moines, Iowa
Poor sseoes. with the House PetIsIOr

Poor saeeess with the House PetisIon-
 WAsEINsroS. March 5l.-The free coinage advocates have not yet given up the fight in the House Mir. Bland announces that he will make no fur iher attempt tO secure s decree of closure from the Committee on Rules. bat Mr. Pierees of Tennessee and other leaders in the free coinage move ment have again taken courage and will make one supreme attempt 10 force the Committee on Rules to report a rule fixing day and hour for final vote on the passage of the bill The total number of signatures required is lls. or a majority of the Democratic members of the House, and many be heve that il will be found impossible to secure more than 100 names to the petition
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Neu rran.n,lan,Lc Line.

PHILADELPHIA. March % A project is on foot 10 establish transatlantic l;re of steamers tetween this port and Broan Down. a harbor iH Bristol Chan mel. passengers to be transported thence by short-rail route 10 London. English capiia'i ists it is said, have pledged themselves to build the termi- nal piers, railroad and prov ie other facilities if American capitalists will build four vessels to cost about 800 Oso0 each
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-01
A sal. Under the vsrran, Act

FAYErTE, Mo. March T A sale under the vagrsnt act took place in Fayette yesterday afternoon when three negroes were sold on the block to the highest bidder One brought s55. another g and the third sl- The negro element is highly indignant and threat en to have revenge.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-01
ANOTHER EXPLOSION IN PARIS.
One of the Largest Bank Building. tn
 the City Wrecked.

PARIS, March s1--It is affirmed in certain qoarters that there was another explosion of dynamite in this city yesterslay-this time in the building oi the Credit Lyonnais. one of the largest banking institutions of the city. The extent of the damage has not yet been learned IL is said that two persons were injured. Police are in charge of the building. and refuse to let any body approach Twenty-Five arrests have been made
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Cleveland Delegate. Chosen.

sT. PAJI- Minn. March sa-Foar hundred and forty-nine of the s6s dele gates who are t3 sit ln she Minnesota Democoatic State Convention Thursday to name eighteen delegates 10 the Na- uonal Convention at Chicago have been chosen Of the delegates chosen, soS from sixty-seven counties come with ironciad instructions to vote for Cleve- land delegates.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-01
Je.loa., Lead. to aurder

ST. LoUIs. March 3l--William Jones. eosored barber. was shot and almost instantly killed al 3 o'clock this morn ing. The murder was committed by George Jones. an employe at the East St Louis race track. and was due 10 jealousy over the affections of Bessie Harris, keeper Of the house where the murder occurred The murderer IS still at liberty.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-01
Mard.red a saiooakeeper

POET HUBsoN. Mich, March 29.- Patrick Ward and Edward Moore. were on their way home last night n an intoxicated condition They got into 8 row with William 0-Teole. proprietor O. a saloon. during which Moore drew a revolver and shot 0 Iooie He was arrested and will be tried for murder.
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Justice Lamar all Right.

WASHINGTON. March 3l.-RePorts that Justice Lamar IS seriously ill are denied at his residence He was pre- vented from attending the Supreme Court yesterday, it was said, by cold and he remained in bed To-day. how ever. he is up and about after a good nights rest and he expects to be at the eani-ai -o-uorroSy
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Nn Lenlenrr for Anarchl.t..

PARIS. March 5I.-Premier Loubet held a conference to-day with the chief of the Parisian detective force. IL was re olved that the police should moi be Limited in the siringeney of their treat ment of suspected dyuamiters- and that al arrested on reasonable suspicion should be treated with the utmost rigor allowed by the law.
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MnI Annul the Order.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 3l.-The American and English legation have been officially assured that the order for closing foreigners schools will be suspended Negotiations for the settle ment cf the question continue Mr. Hirsch. the American minister, main tains that no permission to open schools is necessary
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Walt whitmaa.. selected Poem.

NEW YORK. March 3I.-The edition of Walt Nhitman's selected Poems, ' chosen and edited by Arthur Stedman. was in the binders hands at the time of his death. The poet was occupied shortly before this event in giving his last wishes and final approval with re spect to it-
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oonnrmatious by the senate.

WASHINGTON. March S1.-The follow ing Presidential appointments were confirmed by the Senate in exeeuctive session John H Baker, nited States district judge for the district of In diany; Daniel L. Hindman. agent for the Indians of Sisseton Agency. S- D.
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Cattl. Imnort. Prnhihlted.

LONDON. March 3l--ln The House of Commons to-day Mr. Chaplin. president of the board of agriculture. stated that owing % the outbreak of foot and mouth diseas= in Holland, and owing also to other facts which had come 10 the knowledge of the board, it has been decided 10 prohibit all importation of cattle from any part of Europe
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Money for Pensioners.

WASHINGTON. March 31.-In the week ending March Is the pension bureau allowed 5.735 claims. of which l,s25 were under general law. and i.Ie2 under the act of lseo The total first payment was ssss, 500 the average be ing sl4s and the average monthly rate S- ass
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k.n,acky peler.t-. for Harrison.

WINCHESTER Ky. March sl--The Republican convention for the Tenth Kentucky district met berr and elected Daniel Davis and J. E. Mareum dele gates 10 the Minneapolis convention and instructed them to vote for Hay-~iS.ou
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sprerkles Has Sold Sure Enough.

SAN FRANCISCO. Manch 3l.-John D. >preckles to-day confirmed the dispatch announcing tbe sale of Clans Spreekles' Philadelphia refinery 10 the Sugar Trust
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Kentaely DeIeEates for H.rrl.on.

WINCHESTER Ky, March 3I.-The Republican convention for the Tenth Kentucky district met here and elected Daniel Davis and J. F. Nsrcum dele gates to the Minneapolis convention and instructed them 10 vote for Harrison
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wnI Reeon.ign eraIn CommaaitIe.

KANSAS CIrY Mo. March 3I.-6en- eral Freight Agent Fletcher of tee Memphis announces to shippers that hereafter the Memphis will reconsign all grain commodities
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CLAIMS OF THE SAILORS.
Chilean Congress wnl Vote on Them as
 Charitable and Humane Act

NEW YORK. March sl "A Herald cablegram from Santiago. Chile, says it is believed that when the claims be- cause of the BaltImore's saiiors are presented to the Chilean Congress the sums agreed upon will be voted as not in any way acknowledging the right of the demand but as charitable, humane act. similar to the precedent established by the United States in the case of the Chinese killed at Rock Springs
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E,-PremIer Maekenrle Cannot Reeor

TORONTO, Ont. March 3l--ExPre- mier Mackenzie's condition is not ma terially changed to-kay- No hopes of his recovery are entertained, however. and the end IS expected 10 come soon
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Indarse., ouav and Harrison.

CLEARFIELD. Pa. March sI--The Clearheld County Republican conFen- ton indorsed Senator Quay and Presi- dent HarriScn
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THAYER VS. BOYD.

Gnbernat0rial Contest Heard
 LINCOLN. Neb-. March 3I--Argu- ment was made before the Supreme court yesterday in support of the mo- ton for a re-opening Of the Boyd Thayer case Both sides were repre- sented by counsel
 \ decision is expected today.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-21
TWELVE PRIESTS SUSPENDED.

Father Crowley, Of Denison, Out OF job
for SIX Charges Against Bishop
Lead to Wholesale Discipline - No
Services Next Sunday In One Church.
DENIsoN, TEX, Oct 20.-[Spoe;aL 1T
was learned to-day that Father Crowley,
pastor of St. Patrick's Church. has been
suspended for period of six weeks for
breach of discipline, and that several other
priests In this diocese have also been sus-
pended on the same charges pending against
Father Crowley.
Charges Of maladministration and mis-
conduct against their Bishop have
been drawn up and signed by the
leading priests of the diocese of Dallas
and forwarded to Rome. All the priests
who have signed the papers have been sus-
pended, among whom are pastors OF the
churches of Denison, Weatherford, st.
Patrick at Dallas and several others.
THE DISPATCH correspondent called on
Father Crowley, this afternoon, who said:
eyes, the information is correct and
several other priests in this diocese have
been suspended"
The DISPATCH correspondent pushed
his Investigation in another quarter. and
learned that several priests have preferred
charges against Bishop Bremen, OF the dio-
cese, who is at present in Rome. There Is
general dissatisfaction at the manner in
which the Bishop conducts ecclesiastical
matters, and the complaint has gone to the
powers which override the Bishops au-
thority. This forenoon Fsther Crowley
called the leading churchmen together and
explained to them that he had been sus-
pended from the ministry for period of
six weeks, and there would be no services
next Sunday.
In all, u priests have been suspended,
and it is q fight to finish between them
and the Bishop.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-21
A FRENCH-AFRICAN SCANDAL.

The Supposed Death by Fever of an Army
Onicer Turns Out to Be Tragedy.
LONDON, Oct 20-The Standards Paris
correspondent sends to his paper an account
of an interview he had with General Ker-
martin, who was appointed by the French
Government to inquire into the circum-
stances of the death of Lieutenant Qui-
querez, of the French Army, while sta
toned in the Upper Niger country in 1881.
At the time of the Lieutenant's death it
was reported he had died of fever, and .
few DAYS ago q Paris newspaper intimated
that he had been killed by brother officer,
Sub-Lieutenant Segouzac.
General Kermartin declared he placed
implicit faith in the explanation OF Sub
Lieutenant Segouzac, who said that Lieu
tenant Quiquerez committed suicide with
revolver in . fit of delirium tremens and
that he (Segouzac) had first reported the
cause of death as fever out of feeling of
delicacy toward the family of the deceased
Lieutenant The French Government has
authorized Sub-Lieutenant Segouzac to
bring an action for slsnder against NJ
Gronsset, the author of the article in
which the Sub-Lieutenant was charged with
killing Lieutenant Quiquerez
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-21
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