The Forrest City times., 1892-03-25

Den swan at DTennaHi, ieA.s TUT esSoit ing Mrs. Swan home against her hus- bands orders.
 The Carnegie Company of Pennsylvania has a new process of making steel that, 1t is said, will revolutionize the iron and steel burners.
 corpse at Providence, R. I. was ex- humed and the heart removed and burned because of superstition that by SO doing consumption would be cured.
 The Ora yton scandal is attracting great attention at New Yo rk, where 1t is discussed by all fashions bic people. Mrs. Drayton was seen at London, but said, as she slammed the door: "I have no explanation to offer"
 Chicago's latest is a milk trust.
 The Standard Oil mon opoly has gone into dissolution.
 Seven of the Chicago bo odling Alder men have been indicted.
 Seven men were killed by . Michigan saw mill boiler explosion.
 A family of five children were burned to death near Sleepy Eye, Minn.
 Milley, the wife murderer and suicide was a bigamist, too.
 Injunction suits were filed against all
  It is reported that the Edison and Thompson Houston electric companies have combined. It is reported that Berry Turner one of Kentucky's noted desper ados has been captured. Two boys of Derby, Kas., were chased by religious fanatic who wanted a hu- man sacrifice. Striking machinists of the Pennsyl- vania Company at Indianap oils attempt. ed to mob non-union men. George Easton of Winfield, Kas., tried to cut Armenia Byer's throat because she refused his company. Charles J. Ambs confesse that he mu- tilated the journal of the last House of Representatives of Illinois. Ex-Senator Bowen, of Color ado, left an undervest with 900 and valuable pa pers in a Chicago Turkish ath house. Two clerks in Chicago ma de $32, 900 of $50 by wheat speculation, and lost 1t to- gether with $60, 900 of their firms money. Judge Broaddus urged the Grand Jury at Carrollton, Mo, to indict all who par l ticipated in the Lynching of Lewis Lor- | don.
 The Great Falls and Canada Railroad | Company will be prosecuted for import | ing employees from Lethbrid ge, contrary to Federal law. l Post office Inspector Cum found char | ges that Postmaster Pena of Rio Graude City, Tex, was concerned in the Garza outbreaks to be false. | Secretary Foster says silver is the burn- ing question abroad just now. Clarence P. Martz was arrested on .
 charge of bigamy at Valparaiso, Ind. By vote of IS yeas to 12 nays the Mis- souri Senate expressed itself in favor of ] rebuilding the State University at Colum- bia.
 The defunct Peoples Savings Bank of l Atchison, Kas., will pay depositors in
 full
 | Iowa Republicans elected four unin-
 structed delegates to the National Con- vention. | A niece of Director General Davis of
 the Worlds Fair eloped with her fathers hired man. Samuel Baker (colored) of Albuquer- | que, N. NJ, slept three weeks and awoke
 in very precarious health.
 The Staddard Oil Company of New York issued call for a special me citing to vote on increased capitalization.
 Two persons in Vicksburg, Miss, lost | their sight from la grippe. | Carl +. Niewohner was arreste for de- claring he was divinely comm issioned to rid the earth of David B. Hill. | Scandal attaches to the office of Audi ! tor of Minnesota on account of entries of l iron land nn tho Mesaha ranpe , Ex-Sheriff Tom Desmond is believed to
 be the California Sheriff who wrote Mrs. | Terry of g 800 offer to kill Judge Terry. | Efforts are being made to get at 5000
 barrels of whiskey and a lot of specie in | the wreck of the steamer Bai I'd, sunk near Waverly, Mo, in 1858 l Andreas Wilson, the diver who wac | drowned W hile examing the wreck of the | steamer L. Q. c. Lamar, came to his death l by the breaking of a rotten air tube. The Sheriff of Fancy County, Mo, is in | hot pursuit of Deputy Sheriff Williams murderers. Many of the suspe cted per | sons have fled from their homes to Ar | kansas.
 Minnesota Farmers Alliance will prose- cute the elevator combine. | Havana wants the reciprocal treaty | with the United States abolished. l A scheme has been formulated for min- | ing beneath the city of Aspen, Colo. | There were several rich strikes at | Creede, Colo, and the boom continues. A man in Iowa starved himself to death | through grief for his wife. They had been married seventy-four years. The Boyd-Thayer contest was dis missed by Nebraska's Supreme Court 1 with the costs ass essed on Thayer. I The president and cashier of the de- | funct Silver City and Deming National Bank were arrested by Government off, cers.
 1 A severe mortimer, which did much dam | age to crops, is reported from Texas, with ramifications in Oklahoma, Arkansas and | Tennessee. Senator Hill made speeches in Missis- sippi.
 A Kentucky Sheriff. after desperate l fight with two moonshiners shot them | both.
 The Chicago Beef Trust is said to have
 burned the books through fear of an in- vestigation.
 Rhode Island Republicans named State ticket.