The Forrest City times., 1892-06-24
STATE NEWS.


 terI Oi watcrwOrks.
 Henry Peoples living near Pine Blu fl killed his wife and fled.
 A new republican paper has been established at Stuttgart.
 Another large milling plant will soon be iu opera ton st Hampton.
 Trains between McGsehee and Pine Bluff are now running on time.
 The Texas Compress association will start n large branch at Little Rock.
 The Helena World heads the list for public park fund with subscription of
 The third annual session of the c0l- ored industrial institute st Pine Bluff ciosod last week.
 The supreme court of Arkansas de- clded thai school property ia aot taxable for any purpose.
 X move is on foot to celebrate the fourth-pfJuly in Pocahontas by giving Il grand free barbecue.
 Springdala people have subscribed sufficient money to run q street sprinkler dur Ing the dusty moptbs.
 w. II. Taylor was arrested in the councii chamber at Little Rock Monday night ior ''sassins' the mayor.
 The Beake Manufacturing company cbtained a Judgment for si5,ss0 against Col. Lco Ward or Little HJck.
 bis tI1t Ntli- der, wac killed at Canield, Iakayctte county. saturday by man named Walker
 Springdale has two brick business houses in the course of erection and tbrso more talked of for tue near future. G w. Jones, q yonng man Of Uor- melville, N Y, died from tue effects of pro- tracted spree Ut Hot Springs last week. If the published programme is ad- hcrcd to, Hot Springs will hnye the biggest fourth-of-Juiy celebration ln the state A proposition to buiId railroad from Monettc. Mo. to Bald Knob. has taken definite shape and Is being acted upon. The will of Sarah II. Henley of Lit 1 tie Rock has been filed in court. Sue left her | property 10 elecniosynnry iuatitutiona. While in bathing. John Schader was drowned in fhc Arkansas rivcr at Little Rock | suBdny afternoon. He was i8 years old. The stock of millinery belong to Mrs. J J Grath Of Texarksna, valued at 5000, was burned Monday night. Insured for si0o0 Judge R. w. Martin, one of Little Rocks most prominent citizons, died at Ei Reno, 0. T., Tuesday morning of paralysis The Mccarthy Light Guards of Lit tie Rock ranked eighth in the list of companies | which drilled for prizes in the Oinaha drill. l Bets are now freely offered in Little l Rock that the democratic ticket will sweep the state this fall by an Increased majority. Judge U. NJ. Rose of Little Rock has 1 hccn reelected by the state central committee 1 democratic national com init ttcoman of Arkan- sas.
 A man supposed to he k. Thomas of l Jackson county WAS killed last week by d train un the Little Rock and Fort Smith road near 1 Van buren.
 l In difficulty arising over the settle 1 uent of Il bincs snitbirg bIi, Gain Bakclner killed Thomas Neal near Viola. Fulton county, ] Monday afternoon.
 1 There iS considerable talk just now oi putting up N big lumber mill at Monticello 1 anu buhdiug railroad southwest of town to 1 the iiuinensc piDeries.
 The entire front of Hot Springs 1 mountain will he converted into bcautifa, <, park. which will much enhance the beauty of | the reservation grounds.
 1 In a case that went up from Hot l Springs, the supreme court has decided that Il 1 telegraph company "a liable for dsInsges only ] for refueal 10 transmit a message. l Joseph Hall of Dalark, Dallas county. l who Has aa important witness in u murder l triai in Clark county. is strangely missing and
 Tears of foul play are entertained. ! Jesse Roper on Friday night last i killed sheriff Bylcr of Baxter county, who was | trying to arrest him, shot deputy. killed one horse, wounded another and escaped 1 There are l48 democratic newspapers l Tn ArAaasns, and of this number ll8 have fay- oted Cleyeiand's nomination. One hundred and fifteen were for rIsbbaok for governor. | Itpt. =. Il. DEiucNttl, nefullYent ! chairman or the democratic siate convention, was with tho lost cause" from start to finish and belonged to the gallant old Sixth Arkan- 1 sas.
 l Harrisburg is to have bed-spring l factory, furniture factory and Il box factory. 1 The latter will manufacture boxes for tue eanning factory which has already been cs- | taDilshed.
 | The new federal courthouse and postofhce building at Helena will be opened | .lyr,lg oi Arkansas will make tue principal speech at 1 the opening.
 1 A woman near Camden was last week saved from the attack of a negro rav- 1 isher ny a faithful dog. who seized the brute and held him until assistance arrived in re- 1 sponsc to tue wolnan's cries. The contest in the Sixth congress 1 slolaI tiistrict IS somewhat mixed At latest accounts Crockett's instructed vote was 2l.
 Brundidge's T. Neil's ls and Fletcher's 10, ! with two small counties to hear from. Allan W. Clarks S5O,O0O damage suit against the Little Rock Democrat was dismissed on demurrer in the. United States l circuit court in Little Rock last week He has taken an appeal to the United States cir cult court of appeals at St. Louis. The Little Rock cotton mills are run ming full capacity and arc now betiind with thelr orders for two months. An increased order ot aO bales from Cincinnati house was received this week They also have a 1 large ordor from Il California house.
 The Arkansas Protective Liquor as- soeiatt0n hae been permanently or;ganzed The officers are: II. Kahn of Little Rock president; c. J. Badinelt of Hynpe, vice. president; J. B. sandiiur of Little Rock. sec 1 retary; James Garibaldi of Little Rock treas urer.
 Deputy Sheriff Furgeson of Hemp stead county was coming in on the train, says the Columbia Banner, with the colored man who killed Mir. biakof1en near Homer last fall Just this side of Buckucr the coiorcd man ! la ia afnf,
 him Mr. Furgeson also feil on the train and was badly hurt.
 Mrs. Lee Dean, daughter of MT.
 Earl of Black Rock, met with serious scci. dent last Saturday. Her husband and two brothers are knot saving at Dickcrson mill ana ene has been m the habit of carrying them drinking water, and while they were drink Ing she tried saving. standing on a block to mako her high enough and, as she went to step down, tho block fell over causing her to throw her left hand on the saw seveTing all except the thumb and index finger.
 After the rain on Monday night MT. J. :. Guthrie of Bentonyiiie found in his yard an oblong brass charm of Spanish design
 when IS quite curiosity, as it must have been lost by some of DeSoto's men when on their noted march over this land in l542 On ono side of the charm is the German phrase:
 Hiligstes hersz Jesu erbarme dick unser." Which translated is. Most holy heart Of Jesus pity ns on tho reverse side is the phrase unserc fFrau VOW hi'Herzen bite fur uns" !" | Which translated is Our virgin Of the Holy Heart intercede for us."
 A telegram from New Lewisvilie, dated the l7th inst. says: Ben Mathews | walked up this morning about 2 o'clock and discovered negro man in his room. Mathews asked hiIn " ho he was and what he wanted. | me negro made no answer but grabbed n | chair Mathews covered hiIn with hta uiatol