The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
May Day ws. celebrated pretty quietly

| 4hlee Ahbh "aihcii abcu N~s shot het self near Madison, Ind. It is said her suicide was owing to a love affair.
 Two more rich mineral discoveries hay been made in Colorado. one of silver at Rico and another of gold at Copper Rock.
 A little lad at Carlyle, Ill.,, had his head almost pulled from his body and was in stantly killed by a horse he wac leading.
 An increase of nearly 100000 bales of cotton is shown in the movement this season so far asagainstthe corresponding period year ago.
 Near Nevada, Mo, a tough citizen killed one constable and later was killed by another in resisting arrest. The first offense was a mere misdemesnor.
 Pittsburg had a $30O,oo0 fire.
 Ferd Ward has been released from Sing Sing.
 The body of Theosphist was cremated at Los Angeles with Buddhist ceremonies. | rich gold strike has been made in the | Eunice mine on Mammoth Mountain, Colorado.
 Troops have been ordered to County H., in the recently opened new lands, to pro- tect settlers against an Indian uprising.
 Bodies of all the Devils Aucti on Con- pany people who were victims of the Philadelphia Theater fire have been re- covered
 Eph Grizzard was hanged b y a mob at Nashville in broad day. His body was riddled with over 200 bullets and after ward burned. The Dallas County (Texas) Democrats indorsed the nomination of Cleveland and so instructed the delegates hosen to the Presidential convention. 1 Citizens of Johnson County, Wyo., de- nounced Governor Barber as traitor in a series of resolutions. 1 Dr. Hoyt of St. Paul was acq uitted on the charge of alienating Mrs. James Me- | Clellan's affections. Farmer Doerer was murdered by rob- bers near Seymour, Ind. and the Jeffer- sonville prison bloodhounds have been sent for to trail the murderers. | Forty armed and mounted Mexicsns. | presumably Garzaliers, passed through Abilene, Tex. Others passed tn rough the county. All refused to discuss their move- ments.
 1 A wealthy Vermont farmer was kid | mapped in broad daylight. | Montgomery, Ala. have consolidated. A Lascar on board a ship leaped into 8 l furnace because fate had decresd that his time had come.
 The Lower California volcanic region is again in active eruption, caused by recent earthquakes.
 Fire in a New York flat caused the death of two women. New Jersey Republicans elected . dele gation to Minneapolis and approved Har- rison's administration. A constable, a carpenter and young girl have mysteriously disappeared from Burlington. To.
 A German Catholic Baron was married to Brooklyn Protestant lady, a clergy man of each faith officiating.
 Wm. Astor's body has been embalmed and will be brought to New York on the La Bourgone by his widow and Mrs. Drayton.
 A charming young school teacher of Brandon, To-, has been kidnapped by a rejected lover. Searching parties are in pursuit.
 Colorado Republicans defeated, by e vote of 632 to 2, resolution indorsing Harrison, and adopted e free silver coin age platform.
 Maine Republicans elected delegates to | Minneapolis and indorsed Harrison.
 The police of Burlington, To-, are on the track of the murderers of a little child who, it is supposed was thrown from a passing train.
 Hon. J. Q. Cannon and President Har- ison were indorsed by the Fifte enth Con- gressional District Republicans at Tus- cola, III.
 Six persons lost their lives in the Phila- delphia theatre fire.
 Thomas Spier, an architect and Prince ton College graduate, shot and killed him. self, accidentally 1t is claimed, at his home in South Orange, N. J.
 Jennie McCallen the 11-year old daugh- ter of a Long Island farmer, was lost for three days in the woods and was not scared, but awfully hungry.
 Two colored tramps resisted election from train by a Panhandle crew, near Columbus, Ind, and in the revolver fight one brakeman was severely wounded.
 Harry Milbank, notorious in connection with the Drayton Borrowe scandal, is wanted in Belgium for dueling two years | ago, ana II ne esca pes may nave to Hsnt nt the Due de Morny.
 The Illinois Democratic Convention nominated Judge Altgeld of Chicago for | Governor.
 An Italian women at Chicago claims to be a lineal descendentiof Christopher Col umbus.
 William F. Hunting, we'll known grain elevator man, fell dead at McGregor, i To.
 The Northwestern Miller reports eigh- teen mills grinding flour at the rate of 31, 900 barrels a day last week.
 President Harrison laid the corner -stone to the Grant monument at New York in the presence of 10000 people. Chauncey NJ. Depew was the orator of the day.
 Three patients in Minneapolis whisky cure institute have died recently, two of them suicides.
 At Springfield, Ill.,, Hon. W. Nj. Sprin- ee was unanimously nominated for an- i other term.
 At Fl Paso an incoming passenger train ran over and killed an aged gentleman W II. Peegree, who was walking on the ! track.
 Reports from nearly two thousand planters show an immense falling of in ' ho rl, U ard