The Forrest City times., 1892-02-05
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Tho lowest prices on record were quoted on tho New York Cotton Exchange.
 While ploughing at Wichita the re- mains of . young woman were found iammed into . box.
 ]. g. Jopling, . travelling man of Little Rock. publishes . reply to the attack of Rev. Mir. Inge.
 The trial of Carlyle Harris at New York for poisoning his girl-wife, Helen Potts, is nearing close.
 Gensral Buffers charges against the late Admiral Porter are answere by a con of the Admir iral.
 Miss Florence Nash, aged r, lost suit for breach of promise bro ught against Ali Kahn, son of an East India Prince.
 Bert Curtis and Peg Leg'' Eldridge, Rio Grande train robbers, made an unsuccessful attempt to escape in Denver.
 Independent flint glass companies met In Wheeling, w. Va, and formed an organization in opposition to the Glass Trust.
 The first conviction for perjury in a land claim case was made at Guthrie from a batch of 400 indictments. The defendant is James R. Dunn.
 A dynamite bomb was found on the track of tho Union Pacific Railroad near West Kearney, Neb., just before a pas senger train came along.
 Ex-President Cleveland sho ok hands with 5000 persons in Mayor Shakespeare's office in New Orleans and left in the evening for New York.
 Miss Alice Mitchell and Miss Lillie Johnson were brought into court at Mem phis. A plea of insanity was entered for the first and of not guilty for the second.
 The proprietor and the editor of the Beaver (Pa.) Star were sentenced to six months' imprisonment and fine of $500 each for charging Senator Quay with complicity in the Bardsley embezzement.
 An English syndicate has bought for {2, ,600, 900 the seventeen cotton compre sses in New Orleans.
 There is a chance that the Rep ublcan breach in Louisiana may bs heal ed and only one State ticket nominated.
 Two men were fatally shot and several others less seriously wounded in riot between negro and Italian min CTS in 6mithton, Pa.
 The Jewish Relief Association of New Orleans has received it's first con signment of Russian refugees and will distribute them throughout the State.
 The ship Ferndale, which went ashore on the Washington coast, is total loss. It fs now known that twenty of her crew of twenty three were drowned.
 John w. Wise, grandson of John Wise, miser who lived in Kan sas and died without revealing his hoard, found e35, 900 while digging a foundation for house, also will leaving him all the property. Protestant ministers have secured from the Attorney General of Minnesota point ers as to how to conduct their warfare against parochial schools made public schools for the purpose of drawing public money.
 Governor Hogg of Texas has been per suAded to run for reelection.
 Lawyer McMillen, prominent in Win neld, Kas., is charged with S10,000 em- bezzlement from a building association.
 Montana and Wyoming horse raisers have organized to punish horse-thieves operating in the Yellowstone country.
 Alonzo Davy and Sadie Aber, 19 and IA, eloped from IlIiopolis, Ill.,, were caught at Decatur and married by their fathers orders.
 Amer Dullard. farmer near Stockton, Cal, killed his farm hand, who had been in the practice of cruelty treating Dull- ards horses.
 Julius somborn, . New York business man was wounded by his relative and pensionsr, Jacob Somborn, who then committed suicide.
 Under the new pension law of Missis- sippt negroes disabled in the Confederate service will be entitled to its benefits.
 A mass- meeting has been called to meet h New York February Il to protest against the action of the Democratic etate Committss in calling an early con- vontion.
 General Benjamin F. Buffers autobiog- epphy has been published.
 4Atest news from the scenes of Garza exploits is not reassuring.
 Mn Emma schefier, young mother In een Antonio, Tex, was frightened to 6enth V tramp.