The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
STATE NEW 5.


 Little Rock has a ;'Ta,nmany" club. A Cleveland club is to be organized at Fort Smith.
 A republican newspaper is to be es- tablished at Clinton.
 Arkansas lumDermen will meet in Little Rock July l3.
 The Mammoth Spring cotton mill will soon be in operation. The Woodruff County Yidette has attained the age of fifteen years.
 J. l.. Shinn, one of the oldest mer- chants of RassellyiIIs, failed this week.
 The residence Of Dr. J. A. Watkins of Waldron was burned Tuesday night. Loss SI2e0.
 Kit Rice was cut thirteen times at Atkins Tuesday by Charles Wright. Both drunk.
 C. Bell. merchant. of Atkins, WAS thrown from hi9 horse Tuesday. His leg was broken.
 Dave Clark was shot and killed at Pummeryille Tuesday by Jim Trough tin. Both were c0loTed.
 Col. Ben T. Embry, one af the oldest and most respected citizens in the state, died at Atkins Tuesday.
 John ". Terry was arrested in Jef- 1 fers0n county Tuesday for passing counterfeit money. He is in jail at Little Rock.
 The powers that be are casting about for place to hold the state military eneampment. The regiment consists of about 800 men.
 Miss Sophie E. Cravens, daughter of ex-CungFsesman Jordan l.. Cravens, was married Tuesday at Clarksyille to John ". Howell of the same place.
 The Mammoth Spring Democrat oc- cupies the second story of building which caught fire Tuesday, and in the excitement all its types were pied" !" Damage about S4o0. The Arkansas conference of the M. E. church, South. convened in Little Rock "Wednesday, Bishop ". H. Nal lalieu of New Orleans, La, presiding. About eighty preachers wer- Iii attend ance.
 Three negroes held up brakeman on the Cotton Belt road at Altheimer Saturday evening. but quarreied over the spells Ia watch and chain, were captured by officers and are now in the Pulaski jail.
 The fine barn of C. R. Coolidge. seven mics west of Helena, burned Wednesday morning. Six thousand bushels Of corn, thirty good mules and lot of farming imple ments were con sumed. Loss between $I3,000 and $l5,0O0.
 The wife of Constable J. ". Stewart of Rowland township. Pulaski county. was terribly wounded by the accidental discharge of gun which she was handling. The charge took effect in her left breast, face and hand. neces- itating the amputation of her hand at the wrist joint.
 The postofice is to be moved soon from Walter C0tter's drugstore to Hummer < Davis store. This is done by order of the department at Wash inton, and is the sequel to the baby act Of Inspector Mcclure, who got his jaws slapped for his insolence on Thanksgiving day.-Marianna Index.
 Robert Yeakle, aged about 3s years. and wei known and prosperous real estate and insurance nan of Little Rock, was run over and killed by a
 
 morning. He was a volunteer member of tine fire department and attempted to catch the truck ou the run, but missed and fell under the wheels and was crushed to death.
 J. D. Boiling. who murdered Capt. W. J. Parks at Charleston, Franklin county, in November, 1888, was sen teuced to be hanged. The case was r9maDded by the supreme court, and Boiling was last week adjudged insane in the Logan circuit court and ordered to the lunatic asylum at Little Rock On his arrival there iie was refused ad- n,ttance because he had not been con- mitted By a county court. and the off c.rs returned sSth him to Logan county
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