The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22


 Reformers will me ct at Baltimore April 2s and 29.
 Prospects for an average crop are re- ported from the great winter wheat growing belt.
 An Anarchist at Havana, Cuba, explod- ed bomb at a church door during relig- ious service.
 Lieutenant Butts of the United States Army won pretty Salt Lake bride, des- bite Mormon parents.
 Details of the murder of Paymaster S tevenson and Mail Carrier Payne in Florida show the work to have been done by negroes. A basket containing q, soc was overlooked by the murderers.
 Annie Young, the gypsie queen, was buried at Elizabeth, \. J.
 There was d wild rush all along the Sisseton Reservation borders when the bagle blew and the signal gu ms for open | ing were fired A number of women were in line and one lady at Browne Valley is said to have secured the best homestead in the reservation. The land is described as good, we'll watered, and In the heart of a popu ular country.
 No news has been received from the | Wyoming rustlers' war, as all wires are cut, and it is feared ;ha; the United States troops, under Colonel Yanhorn, have been attacked while conveying the cattlemen prisoners from Fort Mckinney. Two severe shocks of earthquake shook up Portland, Ore.
 The Louisiana election presents unusual complications and a very interesting sit- l uation.
 Two lives were lost in a railroad wreck at Monticello, H., caused by the careless ness of an engineer.
 A Sheriff's posse captured about 200 sports at a Minnesota dog fgh, after g regular pitched battle.
 Copeland Snapp, the Northern Pacific checkraiser, will plead guilty and six immediate sentence.
 While bitten by a possum near Somer- vile, Tex, boy was fatally shot by his brother in killing the animal.
 It is said Hill knows that he cannot be nominated and it is suggested that he make the nominating speech at Chicago for either Flower or Cleveland.
 Mrs. Charlotte Smith, for the Women's Industrial League, bitterly attacked tho Worlds Fair Board of Lady Managers in an address at Chicago.
 Republicans are pleased with the Min neapolis convention hall.
 Rich gold discoveries have been made near Rapid City, s. D.
 Editor Fishback of the Terre Haute Ex- press is in jail for contempt of court
 Building and loan associations of ff- teen States are forming national organ ization.
 The captured cstt lemen at T. A. Ranch will be taken to Douglas, Wy, for safe- keeping.
 Figures were printed by the Iron and Steel Bulletin showing valuable pig-iron statistics.
 A secret plant of dynamite bombs and other Anarchistic material was discovered near Lockport, N. Y.
 A horrible condition of famine and pestilence is reported among Georgia mill employees.
 The Neb raska Democratic Convention indorsed Governor Boyd and sat down upon Congressman Bryan's free-coinage resolution.
 Australi an papers which have just reached this countrycontain lengthy and elaborate accounts of the murderer Deem- ing.
 Passengers on a Grand Island train a, St. Joseph were stampeded by the discov- cry of a car of dynamite in front of the coach.
 Circuit Court at Indianapolis holds that railroad companies can enforce the rules requiring passengers to buy tickets or pay extra fare.
 A conference of prominent Indiana Democrats held at Indianapolis, adopted plan which is expected to heal all differ ences between Cleveland and Gray men. Michigan Repu ublicans elected strong Alger supporters to the National Conven- tion, but gave no instructions.
 The British syndicate has lost it's con- tract for an interoceanic railway through Honduras and Americans secured it.
 A stockholder preferred sensational charges of artificial dividends against the Cordage Trust.
 Chicago ladies will build a hotel where poor women visitors to the fair can be lodged and fed.
 Two New Orleans murderers due to hang next week are trying hard to avoid the unpleasant event. 1 Governor Merriam of Minnesota says the Farmers Alliance will prove potent factor in the election. | J. W. Johnson was given fourteen years | at Nashville, Ill.,, for assaulting a depot telegrapher on duty two years ago.
 The Sisseton Reservation bo rdef is alive with thousands of settlers and boomers ready to rush in when the word is given. The opening at Oklahoma of the Indian lands next Tuesdsy is also looked forward to by many eager thou sands, and throughout the border there is intense excitement. Sidney Smith, an Omaha architect of prominence, is in financial trouble and missing.
 The Government auction sale of lots at Hot Springs, Ark, opened auspiciously. Cattlemen attacked the K. C.. Ranch, and, after an alI-day fight, applied the torch and killed two hustlers. Ex-U United States Senator Camden Of West Virginia says the South is foi Cleveland against all corners.
 Joseph Greener, an old-time scout, was sent to the Southern Illinois Penitentiary for one year for impersonating a Federal officer.
 The late Gamble Weir, superintendent of Pittsburg's police, it has been found,