The Forrest City times., 1892-03-11

streets and died from her burns in fe-7 hours.
 Three men were fatally woun ded in . free fight in a village saloon i n Spencer County, Indiana.
 A Kansas City girl was brutally assault ed by an unknown negro who had . dirk and made his escape.
 The situation on the Sioux City and Northern road Is favorable for strike Of engineers and conductors.
 Barton Turner of Peekskill, N. Y., has been husband to seven wives, all dead, and father to seventeen children.
 Itis thought that ex Con gressman Hop- kins, whose dead body was found in ditch near New York City, was mur- dered.
 Frank Conquest, express m essenger, is being pressed to account for package of $225 lost between Albia nd Centeryille, To.
 The new Woodbridge gun, under con- struction at Watertown Ars ena1, is ex- pected to throw . 5OO- pound projectile twelve miles.
 smoking-car near Topeka. Two persons were injured fatally and several others seriously.
 s. B. Wortman of New York has utiliz- ed the power of a coiled spring to drive machinery SO that it is the next thing to perpetual motion.
 Lieutenant James H. Heth erington, who killed George Robinson at Yoko- hama, Japan, for attentions to his wife, is . native of Dubuque, To.
 The weekly flour output of he country shows an increase of 1 900 barrels a day.
 Colonel J. s. Perkins of Kansas City is accused of crooked financial dea lings.
 Gold in profitable quantity has been found in Kansas, near Palermo nd Geary City.
 Bradstreet and Dun show a comprehen- sive report of the volume of business for the past week.
 Extensive fires are reported in various parts of the country.
 A Chicago physician is charged with murdering his mother-in in-l law for her money.
 The perpetual and only Baptist College of Nebr aska is to be located at Grand Is- land.
 Governor Jones of Alabama sued the Alliance Herald editor for s3O,0O0 dam ages.
 It is announced that Char les Seaton, Treasurer of Morgan County, Indiana, is short $S,OO0.
 The Mardi Gras carnival at New Or leans has closed.
 The great National Smelting Company of Monterey, Mexico, will dd four smell ters to it's plant.
 President Collins of the defunct Cali fornia National Bank killed himself at hotel in San Diego.
 A boiler at Ferrell's Mill, near Long, view, Tex, burst, killing four men and wounding six others.
 President Harrison captured the entire Indiana delegation to the Republican National Convention.
 Detective Ed Taylor at Denison, Tex, is convinced that he is on the trail of Mrs. Taylor's assailant.
 Indiana's State Prison for Wom eu was destroyed by fire.
 Louis Butler of Marshall County, Ken lucky, eloped with his cousins wife, twice his age and mother of six children.
 The Missouri House of Represe natives adopted the Fogle resolution to receive bids for the s-location of the State Uni versity.
 Mrs. Potter Palmer says $3o0, 900 is . niggardly appropriation for World Fair purposes from so rich a State as New York.
 A Federal Court decision at San Fran. cisco is favorable to the Chinese.
 The Whiskey Trust officials are now accused of tampering with the Grand Jury.
 Frank Lambert. boy of r, employed At the depot at Pueblo, Colo, has invent ed an ingenious device for preventing . | sNr-.nd collision on an open switch. reaffessa'.s oS isiasd -@t IsH reported along the Atlantic Coast. --1l
 The strike of the Illinois men in the yard at Cairo is off.
 Cincinnati will vote S6, ,000, 900 bon ds for a new water works.
 Colored men propose to build huge cotton mill at Chicago.
 Seven workmen were killed by the wreck of a train at Milwaukee.
 General Stanley threatens to re duce the frontier garrisons if complaints against his men are not stopped.
 White Caps whipped two m en and . woman in Graves County, Ky.
 McKibben and Lorden, the ''Sandoval levellers," were found guilty. McKibben was fined sioo and Lorden 8, without im- prisonment.
 The Supreme Lodge, Knights of Reci- procity, met at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
 Domnau, a wealthy ieweler of Waco. Tex, is under arrest, charged with arson.
 Deputy Sheriff William L. Kettles was killed by drunken man near Te xarkana.
 A family at Denison, Tex, was beaten into insensibility by an unknown person. They may die.
 Mrs Nesbit of Cairo, Ill.,, poiso ned her child and then drank what remained. She is dead, but the child will recover.
 The Joliet denial of Charles T. Tender son has caused a slight sensation It Van dalia, Ill.,, where he Is we ll-known.
 AB. & 0. fireman was shot and killed by fiagman near Pittsburg.
 A new iron and steel manufacturers' association has been formed in the Ohio Valley.
 Quindaro (Kas.) school house was ran- sacked by thieves and all books of pupils stolen. Kanaas City officers are on the case
 Judge Shackleford decides that beer ~.uuo. ho soId tho In dian country nd