The Forrest City times., 1892-02-12
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

largely to the interests of the rural population.
 GENERAL DOMESTIC.
 Sixty bodies arc yet in the ruins of the Hotel Royal at New York.
 Two men were suffocated by smoke h lrine No. at Lehigh, I. T.
 Ohio administration Republicans say that after Blaine they arc for Harrison.
 A thousand miners have struck at Mo- Allester, l. T. They demand increased pay.
 Tuck Sanders has besn elected to repre- cont Newton County In the Missouri Legislature.
 Eleven bodies have been taken from the ruins of the Hotel Royal, New York, and sixty arc still missing.
 Chicago's West End is infested with gangs of footpads to such an extent that even the police are aroused.
 President Beers of the New York Life Insurance Company retires on . pension oi e2s, 900 year for life.
 lfissourt Supreme Court decided against the National Exchange Bank of Kansas City In the Noland Insurance case.
 Hamp Biscoe, wife and son, colored, wsrs killed by Constable's posse near England, Ark, while resisting arrest.
 Senator Hill has been busted from his Albany boarding house because his pres- ence brought such m undesirable crowd oi oallers.
 xansas City Court of Appeals decided that courts arc not obliged to believe plaintin's testimony when divorces are sought by default.
 General Palmer, ander-in-chief of the e. A. R., reiterates the command that members of the order must not march under rebel flag.
 Catarino Garzs has written letter to President Harrison asking that the United 6tatss refuse to interfere with his in- surrectionary plans.
 Memphis had disastrous confiagration. Nearly m entire block was burned and the loss is q, ,0oo,000.
 Governor Boyd took peaceable posses sion of his ofiice in Nebraska. He refused to shake hands with Governor Thayer or roceive an ofllce inventory.
 Money that passes to . third person over poker table is recoverable by the ono who originally lost 1t, is the opinion of the Kansas City Court of Appeals.
 A delegation from Arkansas has gone to Washington to solicit Government appropriation of sl,oOo,0oo for the inn prove ment of the Arkansas River.
 Two young men are under arrest at Ottumwa, To-, for extorting money from widows through threats to blow up their houses by dynamite unless they paid certain sums.
 Charles McIivaine, who murdered his Rirl-wiie, was executed at Sing Sing Penitentiary by electricity. Two contacts were required. and, although the appli- ances for execution wore decidedly inn proved upon, yet physician present declared it to be brutal.
 A letter from James G. Blaine to J. s. Clarkson, announcing that Mir. Blaine will not be . candidate for the Presidency has been published.
 There is likely 10 be bloodshed at the polls in Louisiana.
 Edward dHteubendorf, an eccentric miser, died in New York.
 Major Overman must stand trial on both charges made against him in Cleve- land, o.
 Captain w. E. Edwards was burned to death in his tobacco war ehouse in Louisville, Ky.
 Ex-6enator Thos. c. Platt of ew York has declared against Harrison's second term ambitions.
 The formal plea of "present insanity" has been presented in the case of Miss Mitchell at Memphis.
 Mrs. Cora Whether of Rogers. Neb., 10 under arrest chai ged with cruelty beat ing an adopted girl.
 Three Canadian Cabinet Ministers leave for Washington Monday on invitation Of President Harrison. Negotiations for . reciprocity treaty will form the sub iect of . conference.
 X convention of Utah Liberals adopted . memorial asking Congress not to admit tho Territory into the Union.
 Agitation of anti-option legislation has begun in earnest
 Gus Kohler of St. Louis, now under arrost in Columbus, Neb., is said to uames.
 Company of Denver has been attached, aad rumora of bad management are euFront.
 A Montana correspondent tells of . hand of Indians found in cave in the Rocky Nountains hibernatia ag like the boar1-
 Tho Jones brothsrs, missing cotton beoksru, have been seen on train going southwest, and it is supposed they are now in Mexico.
 Patrick Hurst stabbed his wife thirty ofght times while che was sick in bed Q Chicago. She ia dead. The murderer lo bo1ieved to be crazy.
 A- Q. Hunt was convicted at Lebanon 1Zo-s and given three ysArs in the Pen- l1ooetary for the sssault on Captain D. P,
 leeesry tn ot. Louis In October, 1889.
 llfs- Lucy ritxsimmons, who is ir
 r1eoa h Pennsyivania. was made i'll ty eAo oows of the suicids of her hus- eee1s charged with murder. in New