The Forrest City times., 1892-10-07
STATE NEWS.
Burglars are working Monticello. New Lewisville is to have a bank.

| NaSnVillc HdS Udbh NItH S-',VVV capital.
 The Philadelphia Herald is to be published daily.
 Safe. blowers are doing thriving business at Searcy.
 Mai. John D. Adams is very i'll at his home in Little Rock.
 Many COWS have died at Eureka Springs from Texas fever
 Searcy needs fire company. and an efficient night watchman.
 Beebe's broom factory is a certainty and will soon be in operation.
 The question of new courthouse is being agitated in Clark county.
 Park Maynard of Macey had fin ger broken while playing base ball.
 Several negroes are in jail at Tex arkana charged with stealing cattle.
 Quitman will soon own a roller pro cess flouring mill. It is to cost $l0000. A man who WAS running . blind ti- ger in Rogers was fined S200 and cost. The residence of Ben Nj. Haggy at Paragould was destroyed by fire Sun day.
 The cornerstone of Batesvile's new courthouse was laid on Tuesday of last week.
 Mir. N. A. Murray's residence at AL lis. Drew county, was destroyed ty fire last week.
 James Grassham was fined Sl00 at Newport for trying to use his knife on Joe Wagner.
 Bud Smith. a singing teacher, sui cided at Conway by hanging himself Saturday afternoon.
 The cotton crop of Clark county will be the lightest ever known, but corn and potatoes are good.
 The Philadelphia cornet band has been engaged to furnish music for the Texarkana and Camden fairs.
 George Moulton tcolored) was fined e5 and the cost ill the police court at Eureka Springs for skipping d white boy.
 B. F. Lamb. an old and well-known citizen of Crawford county. WAS thrown out of his wagon near Alma and killed.
 Work will at once begin on Para gould's 125-b barrel roller Touring mill the necessary capital having peen sub scribed.
 The stor, house of Capps < Son ot Elmwood was destroyed by fire last week. Loss about $500 with small insurance.
 The Arkansas synod and Sunday school convention of the Cumberland Presbyterian church will meet at Beebe in November.
 The Metropolitan hotel and five I otn .tf If Su day morning entailinga loss of S23 ,000 Insurance, Sl5000
 William Wilkey of Winslow is in jail at Fayetteville for attempted rape upon the personsof l0-year-old girl. There is talk of lynching.
 Carpenters are busy putting up the frame work of the new machine shops and addition to the Cotton Belt round house at Jonesboro.
 Jasper Runion. all old time citizen oi Fourehe Valley. Yell county, was killed by the falling of large stone weighing nearly 2000 pounds.
 Jim II. Childers, who WAS convicted of an assault with intent to kill. es capped from the custody of the deput, at Ozark, and is still at large.
 JIm and John Smith were sentenced to the penitentiary for two years d, Texarkana for assault with intent to kill Deputy Marshal Crawford.
 At West Fork last week William Morton was accidentally shot in the thigh while scufiing with James Nor, ris for the possession of pistol.
 w. W. Howerton, who was indicted for forgery, committed at Siloam Spring, was convicted and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary.
 Mir. Porter's hay shed, seven miles northwest of Lonoke, containing one hundred tons of hay, was burned Tuesday night. Cause unknown.
 J. c. Clark, the young Fort Smith attorney who was sentenced to thu penitentiary nearly year ago fol forgery. was pardoned Monday by Gov ernor Hamby.
 Mrs. T. "A. Roach:of Whey Grove who was poisoned last Friday by tast ing apple butter cooked in galvanized vessel, was able to come to town Mon day with her husband.
 One hundred loads of apples came ir by noon last Friday, and all found ready sale. Who says that there i: any danger of gutting the market?- 1 OCutou Souuty OOutndi.
 The railroad is in three and one half miles of Wallaceburg. They say iron has been secured and will soon bt |, laid down in Prescott for six niles and that will run it to Ozan. Jas. Mortimer now languishes in tn, Craighead county jail for breaking into the house of Policeman John Rici not long since. The grand jury hay, indicted him for burglary and larceny John Roberts who, eports say, ha been operating blind tiger at thi place, was arrested Sunday night and taken to Bentenville. He is now il the county jail awaiting trial.-Rog CTS Democrat.
 ! The Marion Reform brags about ) young lady who, when the mule draw ing the buggy in which she was driving ran away, neither screamed nor at tempted to catch the lines. This i hard to believe.
 Robert Kirk, a lad of about I2 years living at Lonoke has drawn picture in crayon of his deceased father. Sam uel Kirk. It is fine piece of work and would be credit to au old anC experienced artist. At the quarantine station on the Irol Mountain at Texarkana four immi grants, when awakened to search fo their health papers, made the discover that they had been robbed of tho;