The Green Forest tribune., 1893-07-13
THE WEEKS NEWS IN BRIEF.
MANYINciDENTS REDUcEDFRoM COLUMNS
! TO SHORT, SPICY PARAGRAPHS.
Everything Eliminated But Facts For the Special
Convenience of Readers of The Tribune.

IN HE Bible is now printed IN S04 Ian
guages and dialects.
/, BY the burning at sea Of a Spanish
ship $50 Chinese were killed. -
The case of ex-Treasurer Woodruff
has been continued to October.
IT is believed that Utah will soon be
admitted to the Union of States.
ABOUT $25,0O0,000 will be put into
circulation by Southern corporations in July.
PRINCE GEORGE Of York and Princess
NAV of reck were married at London last Thurs
day.
IT is probable that Congress in extra
session will act OH the Mckinley tariff as we'll as
silver
\ MILLION and a half dollars will be
distributed among Ii, 1850 Choctaws, beginning
July %.
TIE Columbus caravals arrived at
Chicago Friday, and were given enthusiastic
welcome. :;
The total clearing for last week in
the United States were ST ,o5l 402 ,as2 decrease
of fs.2 per cent
TwENTY-sEvEN persons We're drowned
last Saturday off Skegness, England by the up
setting ofa yacht.
SUNDAY attendance at the Fair has
been3a great disappointment to the officials and
the concessionaries
r. G.. DUN's weekly review of trade
pys t.st there is perceptable Improvement in
the busdess situation.
ACCORDING to the New York World
the cotton crop prospects Of the United States
tor his year are verypoar.
IT is possible that owing to extensive
repairs in progress the Capitol will not be ready
for congress by August T.
THE banks at Stuttgart andeDewitt,
this State, have both failed. The cashiers have
been arrested charged with forgery.
FOREIGN commissioners at the Fair
demand that they shall be allowed the privilege
of selling portions of their exhibits.
THE weather bureau has issued
special bulletin emphasizing the need for people
of the West to build cyclone cellars.
A TERRIFIC gale swept over Chicago
Saturday afternoon. The yacht Chesapeake was
overturned drowning four persons.
THE drouth in Western Kansas is SO
severe that the crops have failed and farmers
are asking State aid to get seed wheat.
rTHE leaders of the band of theiving
tCail men who have operated extensively on the
Aeycan Central, have been arrested
1T'pHE attepaance..at: the Fair isincreas-
thchseves as.graafsd with theo1tlook.
HENRY sTAEn ,-fhe,outlaw.arrested at
colorado srptgs, .Golo3 has coofessed to kill
Jag UnitefStstes bGbutg sheriessM ilson.
UNITED, STATES NJ RRsuA1c cBRowN has
arrived at Ft. Smith from Colorado with Henry
Starr aud "Kid'' Wilson. the desperadoos.
TRAIN RoBBER STARR had recently
. been married after a femarkrble courtship,
when he was captured at Colorado Springs.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is reported to
be recovering from his attack of rheumatism
and he hopes to be able to get out next week
ALL is quiet now in Honolulu and the
anheNationists say that their present policy will
not he changed until the desired end is attained
AN attempt was made last Thursday
night to rob an express train on the Little Rock
ana Fort Smith road, but the trainmen had been
warned and ran past the robbers.
RUssEI L SAGE, the Wall Street Shy
lock, is estimated to have realized SO 900 day
omeall loans made during the recent financial
squeeze in Wall Street. -
John MAY, the train robber who kill
ed fireman Martinon the San, ,Antonia and Ar
ansas Pass road, has been convicted of at
tempting to rob the mails.
TIE Cherokee commission has sue
cceded in elfecting an agreement with the Kaw
Indians for the cession of their lands to the
~ Nted States and they will soon be open to set
rtleIkent.
G A. PILLsBuRY estimates the wheat
crop in Minnesota md TIE two Dakotas at less
than 70, 900, 900 bushels and thinks if the farm
ers are not forced to sell too soon they will get
good prices.
4 1T has been suggested that President
Cleveland might establish new political prece-
-dnl,t by appointing eX- President Harrison to the
y acancy on the supreme bench caused by the
sdeath of Justice Blatchiord.
Two young daughters of John Ray, a.
Sfarmer near Bardwell. Ky, were outraged AID
OF 5,0O0 people hanged. mutilated and burned
C.J Miller, a negro who is believed to have
committed the crime
The list of persons killed by the storm
IN Iowa on Thursday night OF last week will
reach at least 100, with twice that number seri-
onsiy injured. The little city of Pomeroy was
nearly obliterated and about 80 OF its residents
KILLED The cyclone was equally severe, though
not 30 terribly destructive of life, at Fonda,
ana at Rogers. Neb The damage done to crops
ssinca lculable.