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The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
French Municipal Elections.

PARIS, May 4.-The returns thus far received of the municipal elections held in France, except Paris, yesterday. show that the Republicans are ahead. They have gained every seat in the De- partment of the North, with but one exception. Seventeen Revolutionaries have been elected in St. Ouen. The Republicans head the poll at Fourmies. the Conservatives are next and the Socialists last.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
Floating in the River.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 2. The body of Peter Rupp, for years promi- nent attorney of this city, at one time assistant attorney, was found floating in the Milwaukee river here. Mir Rupp disappeared under financial cloud three or four weeks ago. It is considered a case of suicide.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
IS DYING IN PRISON.
Iceman O'sullivan Can Survive but Fe'
 Hours-Taken the Last Sacrament.

Iceman O'suIlivan Can Survive but Few
 Hours-Taken the Last sacrament
 JOLIET, H., May 4.-The condition of Patrick o'Gullivan, one of the mur- derers of Dr. Cronin, is pronounced by the prison physicians and officials who have seen him to be about the same to- day as on yesterday. It is evident and can survive but short time. He has taken the last sacra ment from his confessor. Father Dan- iels, and whatever he confessed to him will never be known. He has made his peace with God and is awaiting the end. His attendants say his death is but question of few hours.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
The Queen Was Not Afraid.

MADRID, May At is the custom of the Queen regent to drive nearly every day outside the city. Yesterday she drove through the city park in an open carriage without any escort, and her action did much to give courage to those who feared almost to leave the shelter of their homes.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
A GhastIY Search.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May = At 3 o'clock this morning the body of the sixth and last of the members of the Devils Auction" company, who lost thelr lives in the Central Theater fire on Wednesday night, was recovered from the ruins. All the members of the company are now accounted for and the work of searching the ruins for pos sible victims among the audience is be- ing proceeded with.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
Number of Harrison Votes.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Up to last evening the States which have instruct ed delegates as body to vote for the renomination of President Harrison will send to the Minneapolis conven- ton l54 delegates as follows: Florida, s; North Carolina, %: South Carolina. IS; Geordia, 26; Indiana, 30; Missouri, a4. Nahrasl1a .R
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
AiIison's Friends Become Active.

WASHINGTON, My 2 There are signs that Senator Allison's friends are going Co enter him in the Presidential lists. When the Iowa Republicans held their State convention in March no ef- fort was made to have an Allison dele gation, and the majority of the dele gates were known to be favorable to President Harrison's renomination. All of them, however. are friendly to Ali son. and if they thought it expedient to place him on nomination they could do so, because they were not instructed for Harrison,
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
Was an Agent of the States Attorney

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, May 5.-Lyman Higley testified in the case of Mrs. Russell, charged with the murder of Mrs. Erickson. Mir. Higley was wit ness for the State, and on cross-exam- ination admitted he had held confer ences with Mrs. Russelfs friends, his object being to get an offer of money for evidence favorable to the defense. It afterward came out that Higley acted as agent for the States attorney, who wanted to learn if money was be- ing used by the other side,
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
The House.

WASHINGTON, May In the House yesterday, on account of the absence of members, little business of import ance was transacted. There was con- siderable discussion over the advisa- bility of compelling the attendance of members, but the matter was finally postponed
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
Wants the Census office Examined.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Mr. Wilcox, Chairman of the House Census com mittee, will call up in the House his resolution to investigate the Census Office at the first opportunity, and if this does not take place soon the Speaker will bring in rule from the Rules Committee making it a special order
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
RnhhAd and Murdered.

BRowNsTowN DEPOT, Ind, May - Carl Doerr, a wealthy bachelor farmer while going to his home last night, was murdered and robbed by parties un- known. His body was found at Venice School House, a quarter of mile east of here, at an early hour this morning There is no clue to the guilty parties.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
Cruelty to a Small Boy.

NoBREsvuLE, Ind, May 3.-Ia mes Lewis, 12 years old, was found to-day in a pitiable condition. He had been driven from home and for three weeks had had only parched corn for food His body showed evidences of harsh reatment
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
No In,truetion. in Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Conn, May 4.-The Re- publican State convention to elect delegates to Minneapolis convenes in Hartford to-day. Among convention delegates there is strong Harrison feeling. but it is understood an un- pledged delegation will be sent.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
CALIFORNIA STILL SHAKES.
r,tt,s Damage Done by Quake "hic'
 roIlowed in old Lines.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, M ay S.-A slight earthquake shock is reported a. Vscaville. Esparto. and Winters, IL took place shortly after 4 o.eioca yesterday afternoon. The shock wa strongest at vacaville, but no damage ass is reported. The vibrations were were severe at Esparto, but no damage done havond the fall of some scaffoiding some bricks are reported to have ial, len at Winters, and one man is repo' WV us slightly injured.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
Gibson Is In Peoria.

PEORIA, Ill.,, May 2.-George J Gibson, ex-secretary of the whisky trust, returned to Peoria couple of weeks or so ago and has been domi- ciled at the National hotel ever since. He may have been very sick man some time ago, but he is apparently enjoying good health now.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
Keystone Bank Investigation.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The Key stone National bank investigation was continued yesterday and Controller Lacey went on with his story. His evi- dence was against Marsh, the former president of the bank. The examina- ton will not be concluded for some time
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
Paige Pleads Guilty.

CLEvEL AND. May 4.-Ralph K. Paige, treasurer of the Gainesville Bank, which failed recently, to-day pleaded guilty before Judge Hamilton to hav- ing forged two notes of s3,0o0 and s2, 900 respectively. He was then re- manded to jail and will be sentenced to the penitentiary in few days
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
weej.Iy Bank Statement.

N Ew YorK, May The weekly bank statement shows the following changes: Reserve. increase, S503, 325; loans, increase, S1, l5l ,600; specie, de- crease, S596, 600; legal tenders, increase, sl, 545, 500: deposits, increase, St,7s2,- 300; circulation, increase, s29, 100. The banks now hold S2O, 036, 300 in excess of the requirements of the 25 per cent Ia
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
FataI Powder Explosion.

BRISTOL, Tenn. Ma. By an ex- plosion of three kegs of powder at Big Stone Gap, near here, Zach Wells and his nephew. Tom Darnell, were fatally burned. Darnell was drunk ana carelessly allowed fire to reach the powder.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
Wants to Preside at Minneapolis.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Ex-Speaker Galusha A. Grow of Pennsylvania is in the city seeking support for his ambi- ton to preside over the National Re publican convention at Minneapolis. lie called on President Harrison yes terday. Mr. Grow is 6s years olu.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
Methodist General Conference Opened.

Methodist General Conference Opened.
 OMAHA, May 4.-At exactly 6 o'clock yesterday Bishop Bowman rapped to order the first business session of the Twenty-first quadrennial general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. The immense auditorium of the Boyd theater hardly sufficed to accommodate the immense throng of delegates and visitors attracted by the meeting. It is estimated that in addi- tion to the 800 regular delegates there are fully four thousand visitors in at tendance
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
sIx nuslne.. pIoek. Burned.

CoFFEYvILLE, Kan, Ma y 3.-Fire yesterday destroyed six large business blocks here and seriously damaged several others. The Journal office. with fixtures and all material, waE ruined The loss will reach $50, eco. with insurance of about half that amount.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
Want the Reds Pardoned.

BUFFALO, May 2.-The brewers employees convention adopted resolu- ton directing the secretary to ask of the Governor of Illinois the pardon of Fielden, Neebe, and Schwab, the three men now in Joliet penitentiary serving time for complicity in the Chicago
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
ponale. s1o. .ooo for an AudItorIum.

MusKEGoN, Mich, May 4.-C. H.
 Haclsley has donated slo,ooo to the Methodists of Michigan to build an au- ditorium at their assembly grounds at Lake Harbor. Other citizens at a pub lie meeting gave 5000 for the same purpose. The assembly will be planned
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
Challenged by De Mores.

PARIS, May At is stated that the Marquis De Mores has challenged the Municipal Councillor who insultingly referred to him in the course of q speech at the Salle Favie meeting yes terdav
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
Caused by a Lamp Expiosion.

CARSON, New, May 4.-The Eureka quartz mill property of the Comstock Mill and Mining company burned to the ground this morning and it is total wreck. The loss is sl0o,ooo.
 Sixty men are thrown out of employ ment An exploding lamp was the
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
Consul New Coming Home.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 2.-John 0' New, consul general at London, will return here within two or three weeks ne will resign from the National com alittee ana give all his time to liar fison's campaign.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
Baron Fava Returning.

ROME, May 4.-Baron Fava, the Ital ian Minister to the United States, has started on his way to Washington. He will be a passenger on the steamer Nor mannia, which leaves Southampton on May -
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
rwo RoY. Drowned In punn Lake.

LITcHFIELD, Minn., May Willie and Thomas Currie, aged l3 and 15 years, while in boat on Dunn lake yesterday, became frightened when an oar was lost and jumped from the boat and were drowned. Four other boys in the boat also came near jumping. The bodies were recovered late ln the aveninp
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
Bad Fire in Fall River.

FALL RIVER, Kan, May2 Fire destroyed half of the business portion of the city this morning. The loss is about s3o, 900, half covered by insur-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-02

cen de 6l los mas grandes elogiOs este uni
Go la jnsta fama que 81 sutor disfruta, haca
que Ia expectation sea grande. Cuando ell es-
treno Sc verifque, dare ouenta del resnltado
les leetores de LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA.
De intento he dejado para 10 dltimo hablar
del carnava. Este, sea por Ia persistente lu
via con que el cielo nos obsequid durante aque-
llOs dias, sea pOrque efeotivameDte nuestras
costumbres Sc van modifioando, SO ha deslizado
con una discrimination tan grande que apenas
81 Sc ha visto algdn disfraz que llamara la aten-
ci6n. En- cambio los bales de trajes han -esta
do mas ccncurridoa, 81 caoe, que en- sflos ante
riores, pOr 10 que no soy de la opinion de mu
chos que Green On la proxima desaparlci6n del
carnaval. Lo que 81 creo es que este se trss.
forma: huge de las GALES y Sc refugla en- los
salOnes.
UrbO72sxS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-02
GRAN BARATILLO
sOLAMENTE PQR saIs DIAs 4


Especialidad en- abanicos de todas classes,
cintss, fores artifciales, cascos para sombre.
ros plumas de diversas classes y colores, per-
fumeria, medias y calcetlnes dnos, paraguas y
sombrillas, loza fina y ordinaria 6 ininidad de
articulos dc quincalleria y farreterfa.
Todo preo1O de quemazon, trente LA
MALLORQUINA, San Just0 Ia.
6-3 p NoeI &c.
Sc han vendidO hoy en- c0mpetencia en- es-
ia Capital 112 secos de az1car n @. & 81 O6.
comprados por Jose T. Silva-20 sacos 81 8t.ss
Vjcemte clara q So 03 comprados por Vicente y
60 idem, idem 2: grano grueso & $4.O5.
1comprados por A. Rauschenplat.
.ooe
RegisMo CJvjI.-Ayer treinta uno 90 ms
oribierOn en- los Iibros del Registro Civil de ca.
to Capital, las defunciones de Lorenzo Davila y
Santana, Angel Antoin Cruz, Enrlqusta Con-
eepoi6n Fernandez y Ruiz y Cayetano Rodri-
Suez de Hernandez no habi6ndOse heeho
asiento algun0 en- los libros de Nacimientos.-
Ademae en- los nbros de matrimonios del mis-.
no. De han transcrit0 las aotas matrimOnialea
siguientas, durante d naea pasadol don Fran.
eisoo Yerar = Marcano con doNa Jpana Claudio
4 nSnss-raon SnEl9na QaAgaaQsillQ cen aaaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-02
ls Correspondence de PueTt0-RiCn.
VierNes, IL de AbyiI de 1892.
AYuntamiento de la Capital

Pf5MCSpNles 0Cstey1OS tOMsGdOS en- LG session
- del 80 de Marco de 1892.
-Acordar Ia compra de varios cuadros de
xroqTsf1a astron6mica para las escuelas de es-
e Capital.
-Nombrar una comisi6n que examine Ia
nj cesidad de aqua que existe en- los barrios de
Santurce Puerta de TERRA, y disponer que, 81
fuese necesario, contrate Ia conduccl6n de dlcho
MQuidO
-Aprobar una moci6n de la presidencia,
teudente cOrtar ciertos abusOs de los fabrl-
cantes de pan.
-Pasar informe de Ia c0misi6n "a los
proyects de retorna de Ia plazuela de las Mon
Jas presentados por el Arqutecto.
-AcOrdar q. no son admisibleS las rebajas
ore pror onan los contratistas de arroz. gar
banjo cafe, Y dispOner SO prOpODga 8 la Jnn-
ia Municipal al remate de dichos articulos para
el afie pr0x mo, caso de no convenirles contl-
nuar sin variaci6n de tipOs.
u -Entera1se de haberse iDstalado un Pc
uuefio taller de tabaquerfs an ia escuela de mu-
chachoa, dapendiente del Aailo Municipal.
--Aprobar Ia liquidaci6n de les obras de
aceras de varias Gales.
- Gasto mensual de calles, impOrtante $685.
ID serihuci6n de tondos para Abrll $l7, 7,h6l
-Prcrogar por tres amos e contrstO con
al geiior Turull. reterente la Alm0neda pd-
blIca.
-Fnterarse del buen estado del alumbra-
do durant la semana.
-Conceder 8 Gregorio Andrade permiso
para ee'Ifioar una casa en- Santurce.
--Prorrs gar el contrato de reconstruction
de aeeras en- Las condiciOnes prOpuestas pOr el
contrat1sta. haci6ndolo extensive Ia Gale de
San Francisco, desde San jose 81 recintO OesGe y
las de San jose Cruz de San Francisco For
taleza.
-Otros varios de tramite de menor in
teres
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-02

Leoncia de Jesds-dOn Jaime Sastre Farrer
con dofa Maria Ana L0vera y Mas-Ssntiago
Mendezs Rosario con Felfcita CaTdona don
Julian FoDtarals y Domfngnez con dofla Maria
Merced Caballero Marcano-don Ramon Ay-
bar y Julia con doTa Trinidad Barntell Bel
gado-Jos6 Marble Garrrido CON dofia Josefa
Garcia Duran-LOrenzO Bssave, con Patronila
Diaz Masan-don jose Cuevas y Ferrer con do
ma Adelina Vret DomiDguez-JOrg Mas
Serrano con Maria E'euteria Casas-ion FideI
Aliende Busto con dofia Saturnina Tarasa y Lo-
pez-Angel Pav6n Maldonado con DoFotea
Garcia Roiriguez-don Jose Trullols Bales
tero con dona Encarnaci6n de Castro-don
Luis Lopez Medel con dona Isabel Carri0n
VillalabOs don Francisco Alamo Rosario
con doiia Ines Padr6n Matos.
seo
En- Ia Il TINA session celebrada por ia Eco.
monica de Amigos del PADS, & cuyo acto asisti6
un Ddmero considerable de socios, entire los
acuerdOs que Sc tOmarOD, son digncs de especial
menci6n por Ia importsncia que reve.an, los
siguiens ): celebrsr en- 6posa no lejana, un
certamen cuya realizaei6n sc eneomend6 una
cOmislon de socios que han de dictamiuar res
pecto de 81. Imprimir, previo dictamen de
varios amigos, una Memorja regalada por el in
tsllgente ingeniero sgr6nomo seflnr Lopez
Tuero, de oDyo trabsjo SO ocupa ell autor aa
tua'mente, y que trata del cultivo del platano
y del cocotero- Este trabajo ser& distribuido
impreso entire los agricutores del pals
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-02
II CaraoOles I!

Acabamos de recibir de Canarias en- "a.
nastitos de 200 csracoles cada uno una pazti.
da de 400 canastos que vendemos & 76 cone
tavos.
BAQURR0 y GANDARA.
La C0mpahfa de seguros dc vida titnlada
Massachusetts Benefit Associations, de la cuai e
agente don Juan p. Julia que aotuamente 81
halla On esta Capital, anniinistra sus p6;izaa
caai pOr la Initad del hpo que cdbraa les Gem.
pa1tas del sntieho aistelaa. Kiesnpioi pof
saaA = ~ eeaet q PAGER e Y MaaeaqAssst4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-02

OFRECEN: .calao de Escocia superior en- ca.
jas de Q arrobas, Ia GAIA $5.-Aztcar alema-
ma en- cuadritos, caias de arrobas, Quin-
tai $12-Cemento Portland, marca Co
Y0ssG, barril 81. 81
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
* MARVELLOUS EXPERIENCE
CAUGHT ON THE PILOT OF A
LOCOMOTIVE.
An Iowa Man Has a Wonderful Es-
cape From Death in Chi
caRo-Struck by Rap
idly Moving
Train,
A Thrilling Ride,

Chicago, Dec. 24.-Charlcs Griggs. n drug
clerk was taken to his home in Kcolkuk,
Iowa. suffering from the terrific nervous
shock Of Il rccord-brcaking hair-brcadth cs-
cape He was struck by the Milwaukee
limited train OH the Northwestern road, tray
cling at the rate of forty-f miles an hour
anu carried six miles on the pilot of the To-
cohiotiFe i'll an unconscious condition. Though
black and blue with bruises not bone in
ms body was broken Mr.. Griggs was cross
ing the Northwestern track ut Wilson ave-
me when the limited whirlci in sight 81
unanimously with Il suburban passenger
train going rapidly in an opposite direction.
Gflsss was hcwildcrcd. There was no time
To leap clear of the rails. With only the
hope of delaying impending, death, Griggs
jumped straight into the air. He was
struck by the front OF the engine anl
dropped half-slunncd on the pilot. his hands
lhS':hclively clutchins the braces.
lie WAS :ot found until the train reached
south Evanston. He does not remember
anything from the time he jumped until
lonhh. Although not Il bone was fractured
or even "rcnchcd, bis recovery is considered
doubtful.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Jesse Jnmescs in Poland.

warsaw, Dec. 24.-A most daring and sue
ccssful train robbery occurred last evening
on the railway between this city and Kowai
eighty miles northwest OF Warsaw, A body
Of brigands succeeded by the use of signals
in stopping II well filled passenger train. It
was boarded by number of the gang. all
bers Of the band guarded the doors of the
coaches to prevent the escape of any Of the
passengers. The brigandS went through
each coach with revolvers in their hands.
and ordered the passengers men md
women, TO surrender their valuables. They
eyer. even forced the married women to give uu
.nelr Wedding rings. The plumber in value
were leaving the train, they relieved the
IRAN ram hands of their watches and hade them
auieu. sprinsins to the ground and disap
pearing in the darkness. "N o'o"p
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
SlnEI7ir,ury Deeds.

san Francisco, Dee. "i.-~Adviccs have
been received here from the South seas OF
some very bloody events. The kanakus OF
the French vessel Constantine. recruiting in
the New Hrbrid"s, murdered the captain
and mate looted the vessel and turned her
:idrift. She went on Il reef and became a
total wreck. II. PaSniii. owner of the Con-
Slilntinc, WAS shot on Oct. $, as was also
feast. -Four kanakas who attempted to res
cue he captain were massacred. While the
vessel named Three Cheers was ut Ford
chief and his son, who murdered q trader
named Coe. When Capt Stale, of the
Three Cheers, demanded the chief he was
S Si dead by the latter's son. Capt. Sta
and shot '' y"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Wisconsin,.

Mrs. James Carlisle, o. Fort Howard,
died suddenly o. apoplexv.
Theodore Olson La Crosse boy, was ar
rested on a charge of larceny.
The Depor building at Racine Junction
was damaged by fire to the extent of $500.
H. Finn. a well-known resident OF Wa
tertown. died at the age OF 68 years.
The new iron bridge at Neosho, Green
Lake County, has been completed.
Tne re.idence of George Fowler, ut
Chippewa Falls, was destroyed by fire.
The 'rial of DR.. Nussel. of Chippewa
Fal :, cost Eau Claire County s., 600.
Mark Teft, of Milton Junction, fell on an
icy sidewalk and broke his arm. He in
tends suing the village for damages.
Hugo, thes-year- old son of August Freck,
of Columbus, had his right leg broken
above the knee while coasting
Jacob Beuschcr. residing at Rock6eld,
Green Lake County, may loose the sight of
his right eye, the result of an accident.
Mrs. Ashley Smith, of Neosho, Green
Lake County, fell and broke her hip boae
She is in a critical condition.
The shoe store off kehluhafer. at Chip
pewa Falls, was entered by burglars and a
large quantity ofgoods carried off.
Barney Schneider, of Racine, has been
adjudged insane and committed to the Ra.
cine County insane asylum.
Thieves entered the residence off. T. So
rensop. at Racine, and stole gold watch
and q few articles.
1t is estimated that between $500 and
1000 deer were slaughtered in Douglas
County during the season just closed.
Burglars entered six cottages: at stoney
Beach, near Oshkosh, but secured only q
few articles ofsinall value.
The firm OF Dustin q Wake of Necedah.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
LIyirtull Tenants.

Dublin. Dec. 2i.-Thc cvictcd tenants
commission closed its sessions today. just
ice Mathew, president of the commission,
Hunounccd that he WAS willing to receive
further statements from landlords and
others bearing upon the matters that th:
commission was appointed to report upon,
provided that notice of such statements
WAS given before Dec. II. II is the general
opinion even among Liberals, that Inc
l;lnurS "t he commission will result in lit
Il" if any benefit /" the tenants who nave
been cviclcd from their holdings and that
lis report VIII be Il mere IOil!ility. 1t is
'slnn"ht ihHt the government Will not ask
the house of commons to vote Il grant for
the relief of the cvctch tenants. which the
commission will probably propose, but will
rv:ldr Il decision OF the house by drawing
funds enough from the land purchase com
mission TO roInpnlSori!y purchase portions
"f estates from obstinate lnnl0rtls. with
enough to l:;aEr loans to cvirtrl tenants to
enable them TO start farms anew.