The Forrest City times., 1892-03-18

In letter to General Bragg, Grover Cleveland states that he will run again for the Presidency if it is rendered him.
 Deputy Sheriff Williams of Fancy County, Missouri was murdered by the mob which hanged John Bright.
 Several Crawford County Ind jana )min- Isters and their sons took Church Mat tox from his home and threatened to hang him.
 George Belden, thought to have been kidnapped, ran away to escape a cruel step-fsther, and was seen in Lebanon, Mo.
 Rear Admiral Harmony started to give Admiral Belknap 6 farewell send-off at Yokohama, but ran his vessel into . snag.
 Alleged poodle transactions are report ed to have existed among Brook lyn AL dermen in giving the elevated railway franchises of lSs6.
 A strange story of misplaced co nfidence is told concerning Leopold A. We llwood, who is seek. ng to set aside A decree of divorce granted his wife at Omaha, Neb.
 Mayor Thrasher of Golden, Adams County, Illinois, is in jail at Springfield for running a saloon without Govern ment license, being unable to pay his fine.
 Eight of Garza's revolutionary follow CTS were arrested in Texas.
 San Francisco stock brokers want to sell their exchange building.
 Young Mrs. James G. Blaine is report ed still very i'll at New York.
 Governor Campbell decla tres that Ohio will be for Cleveland.
 The Standard Oil Trust has called meeting to vote on dissolution.
 A disappointed lover at Minneapolis shot his girl and killed himself.
 A Cleveland minister was married to an opera singer on her death bed.
 Pennsylvania man, not sat isfied with three wives, eloped with girl.
 Grand Army departments in California and Wisconsin elected officers.
 A young man at New York is looking for rich wife for an Austrian Prince.
 Copper mining companies have effected a combination to limit production.
 Insurance rates over the entire West have been ordered to be advanced at once.
 The action of the Kansas Democratic State Central Committee with regard to the Peoples party has aroused Republi- can leaders.
 A man in Germany is being prosecuted for executing a forgery in the United States.
 Heirs of the lynched Italians at New Orleans have filed their suits for damages against the city.
 Three persons dropped from a five-story burning tenement in New York, only one being killed.
 The Government Statistician reported the largest stock of wheat ever in the growers hands.
 United States Naval officers say Lieu tenant Hetherington did the right thing when he killed the English banker at Yo- kahama for making love to his wife.
 About 300 negroes left Bowie County, Texas, for Oklahoma.
 Sarah Althea Sharon Terry will be sent to an insane asylum.
 The formal installation of Bishop Hortsman occurred at Cleveland.
 A boom has developed in the mining regions near Santiago de Cuba.
 The Police Judge at Lincoln, Neb., was dangerously shot by man he had fined.
 The Attorney General is inve vestigating rumors of a cattle trust in Kansas City.
 Mexicans along the border complain of ill., treatment from United States soldiers.
 Dr. Scudder, the Chicago murderer, has ha al n ha jail.
 One of the worst storms in years is re- ported throughout the North west and West.
 The negro lynched at Floren ce, Ala, recently was Rube Harris, a notorious desperado.
 Bob Musgrove, the life insurance swim dler, was sentenced to ten years in the State Prison.
 Mrs Sarah Cain refused to give up her dead husbands diamond ring in defiance of court.
 The election of Logan, Utah, has finally disposed of the question of Mormon Church influence.
 A Louisville man has written a novel picturing John L. Sullivs as President of the United States.
 William Starkey, one of the Chicago boodlers, comes back from Canada and surrenders.
 The female members of the Central Baptist Church (colored) of Memphis are guarding Pastor Nightingale's house day and night.
 Courtland King, an old man, formerly of Hornellsville, N. Y, who had lost faith in womankind, died on his trading boat at Paducah, Ky.
 The County Judges of St. Clair and Cass counties, Missouri, expect to go to jail for not complying with the order of the United States Court to make a levy to pay bonds for A railroad that was never built.
 Proceedings of the Alice Mitchell lu- macy inquest at Memphis will be present. ed in book form.
 negro answering the description of Davis, the Sedalia fugitive, has been ar rested at Sulphur Springs, Tex.
 Sarah Shaw, mother of Dick Cullen, recently lynched at Marshfield, Mo-, gave bond of S2,000 as an accessory.
 The longshoremens strike at New Or leans ended, the longshortmen gaining most of the points asked for.
 J. D. White, brother of the general superintendent of the Railway Mail Ser vice, was arrested for rifiing the mails.
 Andrew Westeyelt, confined in an In- diana asylum by relatives who are after his money, was released as a sane person.
 Laura Edna Neal of Wichita, Kas,