The Forrest City times., 1892-04-08

Inxs were wrecked and extensive damage | done. The loss of life was appalling. l Towanda and Augusta, KAs-, were swept
 away and many oi the iuhabita nts killed. | In Iowa a train was blown of the track
 A, Chicago a building collapsed, killing
 three people and fatally iniuring many
 more. Three people were also killed in Santa Ana, Tex. Bradstreet's Wall street review says the
 cessation of the silver agitation did moi much brighten financial business.
 State Senator Finn of Iowa has caused
 the arrest of an Alton editor for alleged criminal libel and threatens to bring sim
 liar suits against other rural journalists
 Survivors of the storm at Ne lson, Neb..
 set to work repairing tho damage. A Congregational committee is inyesti-
 gating Chicsgo's "sweat' houses.
 An entertaining scandal has been
 opened by q quarrel between Nebraska leg l islative lobbyists.
 About yl00o0 worth of tickets were
 stolen from the Union Pacific Railroad Company's office at Omaha.
 Insanity charged by physicians to bi- chloride of gold treatment for alcoholism is becoming alarmingiy prevalent.
 witrock and Haight. Frisco exprsss robbers, were released from the Missouri
 Penitentiary. They went to Leaven- worth.
 Insinuations of bribe- taking are made
 against Superintendent Murray and h.
 spector Byrnes of the New York Metro politan Police. sk ~-<4
 dollars worth of Colorado land has been
 commenced in the Federal Court at Dsa-
 yer. General Clarkson, chairman of the Re-
 publican National Committee, is prostra-
 ted by infismmstory rheumatism He Is
 now at Hot Springs, Ark
 The Foster McEnery Arbitration Con-
 mitt~e in Louisiana has divided, ihe Me Enery men seeding. There is no hoP< ,oi agreement on one ticket.
 Pierce Crotty oi New York is loe yesrs l old, as old as the United States Fifty deaths are reported from the Kan
 sas storm.
 Investigation shows something wrong
 with the affairs of the mesa hall As Fort
 Sheridan, Chicago.
 A negro was lynched in front of the
 Court House al Millersourg, O., for ns known cause whatever.
 Chicago has . dynamite school.
 The cruiser Raleigh was launched at
 Portsmouth Navy Yard.
 The Wabash limited from S;. Louis ran | into q freight train. A merchants wife a, yermilion, 8. D.,
 eloped with barber. The Women's Presbyterian Board oi Missions of the Southwest held its last session.
 Rich silver discoveries are reported | from Southern California The steamer Golden Rule burned at | Cincinnati with one life lost Northwestern cattiemen have organized | a hun, after thieves. The Georgia Pacific train was held up
 by robbers near Birmingham. The Cheyenne and Arspahoe reservs- tions were thrown open. The committee at Philadelphia has re- ported on the Keystone Bank failure. | A travelling man al Detroit was knocked | down by a stranger and died. ! Cara, the alleged Mexican revolution
 isi, is at San Antonio, Tex, peaceabls | citizen.
 Gov. Filler made a clean sweep in the Sangamon County Convention. Minnesota Democrats elected Cleveland
 delegates to the National Convention. | l.. M. McGillin of Cleveland sued H. B. CIafin & Co. of New York for S2, ,0e3, | 0o.
 Minister Egsn has presented the Alsop claim, for which Chilli is asked to pay t1 900 900.
 | 4 New York woman, while insane, threw herself and baby out of third story window. Mrs. Davis, widow of Jefferson Davis, ! her husbands memoirs. Texas Land and Cattle Company gave 1 S5o, 900 worth of land in aid of the Ropes
 Pass deep water project. sureties on the bond of ex State Tress- | urer Woodruff of Pulaski County, Ark
 ansas, will fight the case. Walter E. Shaw, wild young man of Houston, Tex, is charged with the mur- | der Of his mother and aunt. One Henley of Calhoun, H., has run away with his 13-year-old step daugh hter. He married the child's mother only few weeks ago.
 X freight train on the L. & N. R K. broke and rolled down grade into a can l non ball, causing a smashup and one
 man to be killed. Nelson, Seb.. and other towns in the vicinity, suffered great damage by cyclone
 at o'clock Friday evening. The storm l center covered a large area. Mrs. Vim. Byington of St. Francois County has been held for the murder of
 her little step daughter. Her husband
 swore out the complaint. An eminent New York physician who | had some of the Keeley bi-chloride oi gold remedy. said on analysis that there was no bi chloride of gold in it. o. B. and Will Ford of Janesyilie Wis,
 have fallen heirs to millions in Ne W York A Chicago court decided adversely to
 the Mercantile Company and held that it's title was merely a disguise. Gen. Aiger announces that he is in the
 race 10 stay. A pottery plant has been establish ed a, Galesburg, Ill. A Cleveland club has been org anized al
 Anniston, Ala. The Kentucky Senate has passed the separate coach bill.