The Green Forest tribune., 1893-03-09
FROM THE HUMM!Hi5 WIRES.
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS GATHERED FOR THE
READERS OF The TRIBUNE.
A Chronicle ofthe important Events Which Have
Happened Within the pasi Few Days.


oilea law oAico ii St. Louis.
DEMOCRATS have nominated Carter IL.
Harrison for Mayor of Chicago.
Ex-ltovERHoR BIsHoP Of Ohio died at
Jacksonville Fla, Oh the Ind inst
President CLEvELAND's Cabinet was
confirmed by the Senate, Monday.
DAVID Il. FRANcIs, Ex-Governor of
Missouri, wants to be ininisister to France.
FATHER PHILLIP BRADY, English vi
car-General of St Louis, died Monday night
HIS colleages gave Vice President
Morton graud reception in the Senate March /.
JAMES BANNERMAs has been nominat-
ed on the Democratic ticket for Mayor Of st.
Loa;s.
Ex-PREsIDsNT HARRISON has accept
ed pfoiessorship in the Leland stanford Uni
vsry:ty.
WAITER G.. GRAHAM, q well known
Railroad passenger agent OF st. Louis, died
FEB. %.
TIE Indiana Legislature made an APP
propriaton OF S5o, ,o3o, March i, fsr exhibition
at the World Fair,
TIE Senate of massachusetts passed
resolutions, tie I'd inst, favori,g the annexa-
ton of Hawaii
BURGLARS blew open a safe only
BLOCK and half from police headquarters i'll
Little Rock last week.
Ex-PREsIDEST HARRISON was extend
ed royal welcome on arriving at his old home
at Indianapolis, Monday
THREE men who had been counter
feitng silver dollars were arrested in Nebraska
City Neb. March /.
Tue anxious office seekers who are
thronging Washington waiting with lear ana
ilnpatience to learn their fate.
\ CoNGfEssioNAL committee is soon
to begin an exhaustive investigation Of the work
ings OF the vsrieus departments.
CARAyLk ". HARRIS, under sentence
of death IL New York fer wife murder, is making
desperate efforts Tor trial.
TILE invitation to President and Mrs.
Cleveland TO open the World Fair has reached
Washington and has been accepted.
A CONFEDERATE soldie" who had par
ticipated il A battles and was wounded in each,
died at pennison, Texas md inst.
Miss JULIA FORCE, who murdered two
of her sisters at Atlanta, Ca, last week, has
been declared insane and sent to the asylum.
THREE million dollars has been dis
DuisSi ny tllc tthiii5 bAc t'esS0 sNe
for the maintenance Of Agricultural Colleges.
MAJOR BARRON, the sole survivor. of
the navy of the Republic OF Texas, is now at
Washington City, presumably after an office.
A pIsAsrRo US fire visited Covington,
Ky, on Sunday morning, destroying manufac-
tories, warehouses, churches, and dwellings,.
JESUS f. Micro, the prosecutor of
justice of Mexico, has decided that insanity will
not remove the guilt of crime in that country.
A MALIGNANT malady is prevailing in
the villages of Loretto and st. Anne, Manatoba,
fo1ty-cii,ht deaths having already occurred.
NEAR Milan, Tenn whltecaps took
John Malcolm out. hung him to tree and gave
him fifty lashes for running cattle Of q neighbor
TOM WORM, a white man, is said to
have assaulted a negro girl at Brinkley, this
State, Saturday. Negroes talked Of lynching
him.
THE steamers Naronic and Italy,
8 which left Liverpool on the same day, are long
overdue, and great fear is entertained for their
safety.
Gov. MCKINLEY, of Ohio, in an open
letter declines offers made to help him out of his
financial troubles, which have made him almost
penniless.
HE MON taud leSlSlilu1C ddiou1i iiGN
without electing Senator, the deadlock pre-
vailing to the end. The Governor appointed
Republican
WALTER MIcHELL aged IS, a compost
tor ia the Gazette office at Little Rock. acct
IDENTIFY given a dose of Carbolic Acid last Satur-
day, dying few momeats later.
THE pension appropriation bill was
passed by the Senate This bill appropriates
nearly $lG7 00o, 600. Senator German made a.
mastery speech in opposition to the bill
THEoDIu, OByNTIIUs DoUGI ASS, a
vouag Greek graduate of Yale College is in
jail charged with stealing number of rare
books from the Columbia College and Astor
libraries
TIE Commercial Union Insurance
Company OF London, Eng, and the People
Fire Insurance Company, OF Manchester N. II
were deprived, March /, Of the authority to do
business in Kansas
KANSAS Popuists endeavored, Mon
day. to secure adjournment Of the Legisla-
tiirc Much work remains to he done and the
Eernblieans refuse to adjourn unless an extra
session can be assured.
TIE New Orleans Cotton Exchange
statement for February showsla decrease in the
movement into sight of over 500 900 bales under
last February, and deficit ofl2 o,0 600 bales in
the last six months over tAe corresponding
period year ago.