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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-15

delighted. MIR. Mes'eQlLh was accompanied
by j. T. Gardner, of C4@'caSoi Nell-Hno"n
railroad man.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-15

Rising Above Petty Annoyances.
Vogue.
Fox-Supposing you raised your horse
to jump wall, and he refused to
take it?
Hunt should 60 right ahead, just
as though nothing had happened.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-15
A FLIRT.

She's just flirt, gay coquette,
AS heartless as she's charming,
1t pleases her if she can get
A man entangled in her net
OF witohing, wasting wiles, and yet
She has no thought of harming.
She seems as innocent Of guile
AS any sanity Quaker;
And yet she snares men with her smile,
And plays with their despair while,
Then throws them off, in such a style,
Sometimes I'd like to shake her!
Yes, she's flirt and you can guess
Just how her conduct strikes me,
And yet such witching loneliness
AS hers was meant, I'm sure, to bless,
And not to harm-and I'll confess
at times | think she likes me.
-Somerville journal.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-15
LINCOLN AND BAYARD.

and the members of his company will
leave for the East shortly. ~@s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-15

luth, visited friends here at Hotel Roleau
yesterday.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-31
SDo=9afota.

- @n tpit Tarmer, 1om bor /
9&arbeoen af Springfield, Son Som
me County. Tom forleoen 9a9 ino o9
fanbt fin un9e Some iferb meb at 9i>
be oere8 lille 8arn 4sariler.@rbnt
Sun banoe ielp allerebe ta9et en- iaa
flor Doiis, at bun ienere ct afsaaet
peo 9pben beraf. Barnet reboeoes.
Sc bapbe leoet ct 9obt SIP iammen,
o9 Naria9en til &onens 6anolin9
formenes berfor at uare, at bun
plubielis er bleuet finosiD9.
- 8or Eibs @aponorola. 6an'
er &ref Siour Sails os beoer u.
$. Grant. Com ben iuri9e Stalie'
net / foroums 3ib iatte @enua / Be>
pe9elie, ietter Grant 8eboerne i
@iour To0ls / uro peo fin frattt9e %
pe oabne Nflbrtns at oeres Spn6er.
9ans &raoitener 9igr ubpre Opiist,
og ban omtales piot og breot.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-31

@rano Central Standardization,
Gbtca8o.
er bleoen lat iitanb for Gotel. 9iemeo
unber &eroensuofillinsen. 9enne
berlise ilofate 8p9nins, beligsenbe
paa 9ibrnet al 9arriion Street os
5tb Ipenue ielue Bpens @jerte. oil
onpenoe 3oie, 4oe os Ste @tase til
bette 9iemeo. 9otellet pil bliue ore'
bet efter ben europeiite &lan. 8pert
&erelie oil hape tolot % parmt&an6,
electrii Belpsnina os 0pparmnins
peb 9omp. &ontoret os 9omernes
9o9li9perelier oip. pil blipe 3oie
@tose. os 8psuiusen pil bliue forip>
net meb ale mpoerne 8efpemmeligz
beber. Ser oil blipe fra 100 til 200
&erelIer for @iaiter.
9ette EiQes til 6otelbetpemmez
liabeberne @bica9o pil bliue paa>
ifignnet al oem, iom pnifer at ftnoe
fttert 2p i en- ilbfoit @psinns. be-
fpemt beli99enbe 8pen ielp. 9e,
lom pn(er Betpemmelisbeo. tan fitre
ben peo at friue til Mr. 6. 8. @1if'
forb, Beitpreren / @bica9o. 9oteQet
blep aabnet, ben 15be Mai. @rano
Central Citation er @bica9o<9 9epotet
tor gtortbern &acific Sernbane, @iss
confin Central 9ipiiton, og peo al
ta9e benne @iennemgan9slinie til
ubfiuinsen, pil beipsenoe unosao
Beiperet meb OperfDtning baabe
for fig lelp os fit Epi eiennem &pen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-31
uoIattoet.

@n itor 3p'fe berlfer fremoeles /
Hreuslen. Nulin9en ta9er Tor
@taoe.
= @n @pioemie al 8prnefopper
berlfer / @ptebor9, @ueriae, o9 "a
MenneFer er opoe af @p9bommen.
- Sir CHARLES @usieu os Mr.
Garter bauoe en- aanlte lfarp Orb
itrto 8ebrinssiptribuualet &aris
iioite Onsba9.
= 9e fatolfsclericale Epflanb.
iom lao lense bar peret tauie meo
9enipn til Wrmelooen, bar nu uo=
iteot en- &al9abresle, boori be taser
ab1olut @olo:in9 imoo ben. Sc
flyer, at @pprasmaalet 9ialoer, en-
ten 9pflanb ltal pere en- eneIte flor
milit9r 2eir / 5reo eller ei.
- &roiesior &ueolpb Sod, ben
naontunoise tplfe 2e9e, Der opoa=
9eoe be moberne Mioler mob &olera
og 2unseterins, er npli9 blepen
itilt fra fin @uitru. San ,tal nu
beloe Brpllup meo en- uns @tuelpi(=
lerinbe.
- The Premiers al Bictoria,
Stem @outb @ales o9 Soutb Mufra=
liza bar 2pbet al oenne u9e en- &ons
ference / Melbourne tor at prppe,
ON ber lite Tan bites pea ct Miooel
til ON muli9t at afpenoe ben finant.
iielle &r,ie.
- 8ismard bolot nplis en- Eale
til @tubenterne / Berlin. 9an 1ag=
be blanot anoet fel9enoe. r&i leper
/ en- 3io fulo al uro, men mulisens
uil Saserne i9ien tomme / Orben.
Ser er talfalo 9aab. SAB o8 berfor
baabe, at &ioenltab, 9an6el o9 Nr=
beioe pil blomite; tb, uospoellen af
8lob ct en- utatnemmelis 6orretz
ntn9."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-31
Sro tan et befrtpe

Sro tan et beitripe
Orb fan life belfripe 6en 11bz
merte6e 6oripnin9 af fer6i9e
&l96er, 1om Manhattan 6Qr
mo6ta9et ipaar. Sen 1uoa fees,
forat man fan pur6ere Ben ret.
Sore &ri1er iaQr er merfet la
pere en6 nogen5in6e. W}an fan
fipbe en 1plen6io &le6nin9 al
@elnl6 for $40 til $3.50, lns
eler n1grt efter &eba9. 2}i ga
ronterer, at ben er 9o6t iDet o9
ttlpos1et.
Cutie o9 &prne6ru9ter er
biIi9ere en6 no9en Gang.
@n lap &rts for ale o9 in9en
Mfpi9elle.
Manhattan One Price
Clothing House.
9efD Bros, &iere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-31
e5oroifreo / @6roalett.

st Telegram fra &riitiania me1ber
ben 20oe Mai: st Sorofreb / &er>
balen (ueb Eronohiemst1orben) bar
bortfeiet 9uiene paa - itore @aarbe
o9 iorpanblet bisie til en- Muooerppl.
Man frpater for, at mango at Solfe'
ne ltsser besraueoe / Muooer oe
Sorb. Stortbinset bar beuil9et
10000 &roner til 9ielp for be 9jen<
leuenbe.
Sfglse Telesram fra &riit,ania
ben 23oe bs. CT after en- for Soro:
uoraanin9 fore9aaet / @eroolen,
9tor9e. so @aaroe ct poela9te, o9
ooer 100 8er1oner laones.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-31

Sen berbmte iuenlfe Torfatter Nu=
9uit @trinober9 bar fbrt ct me9et
ulDtteIist Gamilieliu, iom enote meo,
al ban bleo filt meo fin9uitru. @e=
iten alle bansBp9er aanber oerfor ea=
faa al Mistro MISUNDERSTANDING
os er fuloe of 9eeoratnius paa 9@a=
tefabet. Men borte @ien traf Dor
tiere Nusuit for tort 3io iiben ben
riee, tortrpllenoe 5rieorita l1bl,
9atter til 5orfatteren ubl, os Nu9uit
bleo forelfet op ouer @rene, li9efom
lille Trieorita u9iaa litte inberlis
soot ben tietfe .@utel" fra Suea=
lamb meo bet oemooise Dra9 ON
Munoeu. ytu ct be sifte. 5riebrita
ct inil os aibr 2iuet iaa bebaselist
for Nusuf, at 2ptten formeli9 operz
itrpmmer bam.
Gn tplt Jortatter bar ben Mnleoz
ming ct rSprseipil / en- Ntt". iom ban
faloer r@tftes" / r8erliner Gage
blatt." Strinbbers itilbres bet fom
balpgal al Sors ouer. at ban ct bic,
pet iaa lDftelis, at ban lite lanser er
ben famine Strinoberg, iom ban fpr
par. 9an bat ti(fe(bisuis lite mere
at tlage ouer. @ans brenbenoe 9ao
til &uinoen er foriuunbet, forbi
@runoen er borte. @trinbber9 ct
bleuet lptfeli9, % oermeb er osiao
bans ACKNOWLEDGED foriuunben, oerfor
iBr9er ban.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-31

Sen Manb. builfet &arti ban eno
tilbBrer, lom par ual9t til &on9resz
len, paalaet at femme for fri @plpz
mputnin9. os oerpau, naar ban er ittz
ter / fit Seoe, 1nur runot o9 itemmer
imoo &aalesset os Snitruttiouerne,
fan uil alorie saa til &on9resien
mere. 6an buroe lite funue goa til
fit 9iem i9ien % 9leoe fig peo fine
@algeres &elpeft, iigtr @eitern
&ural.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-31
Moro=Dafota.

= Nortb 9afota Snoepenoent
Bubliibins Company, bar npltg bapt
ct Wtpoe, boor bet por paa Sale at
laa Blaoet lammen meo r5ar9o
Commonwealth" o9 v9afoto". q.
u. Eropaten blir oa muliseus 8eitpz
ret af bet belle.
- Mrs. Ole @orbaus, en- 5ar~
mers 6uitru / 9eerbeoen al 9tpi9bt,
bpbe iom en- Gplse af, at BUN bapoe
oueranfren9t fig peo @lutniu9en al
en- Slbebrano, meooeles Der til v&i@=
lamb County @a5ette".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-31

@panien litte itte, at &rnfioent
@leuelano unoloo at 9ien9ielbe per.
fonli9 &rtniesie @ulalies Beipg.
Sc ipanFe 8labe tla9er ouer @reii,
bentens ,nbpfisbeb". Men ber tan
bel tanlfe p9re en- Maabe mebSpanH.
forsuoelien % &on9etilbebelien / et
republifanit Samfunb oaiaa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-31

9ampltibet u9bin9palla" af9it fra
@briitianianb meb 753 &aslaserer
ben 24oe Mai, mebbeler q. 6. Sobn>
1ot & 80. Sttbet penteS til 9fetu
Oort omtrin9 ten Ste SUM.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-31

1ante Eitg bar oeret forbanblebe BET
af &eroens meit fremrasenoe &pin<
Der. Saaleoes holot en- 1er Sob lang
&pinbe fra Moine en- Sorelesnin9
ON r&uinben 1om Mutoritet 0rret>
fanait". @enoes Nuisartifler ON
5iferi ct oltib bnbebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-31
st ftectelt SfoIe9m6oe.

ptl blipe afbplot @fpleotitrtft IS ben Ste
Stunt 1893 ST. Z @fternn. forat enes pm at
bp9ee ct npt @tolebus % ttllt9e at firoe cit
9labs at bpege paa mibt Dtftrtftet, om BET
er multet. Yeber @anie1t Glerf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-31
Wtnnefpta.

AHNSSSASSI~AW<
Ser bar neret en- itor Gallit /
@eit Dulutb. Sen 24oe bs. oper>
9au nemlis @ef 9ulutb 8laf Sur>
mace @ompasni fit So. Set beoer,
at bet bar paasruno af, at @eit
@uperior Steel 8lant furleoen matte
Tutte fin &irtiombeb. Ser bar np>
li9 peret fere 5aQitter / Dulutb, %
bet uil TONNE til at 1ette en- alporli9
9emper paa ben 8oom, fom mon
altio prpuer paa at boloe oppe bets
borte peb Superior.
- Inota forbe:eoer fig til at feire
ben 4be Suli paa en- mer eno alminz
oeli9 forartet Maabe iaar.
- g. g. @Qeltab, en- al s5iqmore
@ountps eloie Settlere bpoe af @ist.
teber fit @iem Matel ben 2ebe.
= Mels Olien ira Buffalo, 1om
fit @tabe ueo, at bans 9efte LIB uo
forri9e &olsoas, opoe iom enTplse al
&uefelierne ben fplsenbe @pnoas.
- 9aniel @rpnneitpl, en- II Nar
9ammel @ut frf. @bippetpa Eomn=
ibip, nar @lentpooo itjpo fig. ioet ban
bolot paa at le9e meo ct @eper fioite
Onsoa9. 9poen paafulste Dieblit'
felig.
- @tationsbpsnin9en 9felion
brenote til &runoen forri9e 2prbaas=
nat. flyer 9oualas @ountp 9eems.
$65 &en9e itrps osiaa meo. al builfe
en- Sci tilbprte Nsenten. Sloens
Optomit iDloes @niiter fra ct Soto
motip.
= q. &asmusleu, en- Strafan9e
fra 5tillmater, Tom bar lpslaot paa
tit 9@resoro, bleu arreferet / Min>
neapolis iioae Torsoas, forbi ban
bapoe foripmt at rapportere i9ien til
beitemt 9ib. 9an bapoe TOR no9le
9a9e fioen fibbt en- Billet til Ripz
benbaun, oa bet antases, at Mutbori.
teterne oil laoe bam gao.
= Nlice @ooo, beber en- &pinbe,
iom bleu arreferet I Minneapolis
forle6en Sag os ienot til Irbeiosbu=
iet for 80 9ase. 9un for boet / ct
gammelt faloeIeroist &us Norbbpen
os neret Zig, paaitaar 8labene, al
Drip fra TONNE Beertasser, iom
2anofrp9ere bar brast benoe. @er=
oes Eilbolositeo bar forpurist oeret
2anbfrpsernes &araois.
= Slo blep paalat paa ct fatbolf
&apel tet peb ct. @louo forleoen.
Set brenote I'll @runoen foraarl la=
9enoe ct Sab al $4,000 meo fun
$1,000 Nsiurance. Slere al &irtens
9eQi9oomme bar baaret ub o9
brenote uoenfor. 9iseleoes bar ID
@rao1ene paa &irfe9aaroen Ipnoer>
flaaebe. 5orpueren of benne ubaao,
oer maa uere en- itps uuen al ben
fatbolife &irte. fortiente pisieli9 at
itrafes frenst. 5orpueren efteri6>
ses meb Suer, % man fnrbereber
bam en- BARN Mobtaselie. ON ban
nulbe paa9ribes.
= Sc iuenie 2utberanere BET i
2anbet bar / Minneapolis bolbt fit
Subileum for 300> >Garsbasen efter
npialampoet. Subileet f,lbres 5om
en- slimrenbe Nffere. Bafor 6.
georelius bolbt Mqbninsstalen, os
paa @ftermiooas talte @upernpr 9eel>
ion paa Norf % 8on. Sobn 2tnb
og 9r. .. Olion paa @uenR. Dm
Nftenen paa Nabnins8basen (ben
24oe bs.) talte 8ifop S@eele, Der er
ienbt oper fom fonselis 9elesat til
Subileet. &on @@eele ct BiRop
paa @otlano.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-31

Sbsienbals I8@, rb9ipet paa ben
norite @pnooes 5orlag, tan erbolbes
/ l1seblabets 8o9banoel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-31
CT HeopIeS YartD Club el(er sStts
o1tttrtaI &e8tbtt+

2grbag ben lobe Sum- fgrftom.
menbe &l. 2 @fterm. bill ct Mpbe
blipe bolbt / Sfolebuiet peb 6. q.
@rificn Difritt SO. 1872, Eotpn Of
&ennins, / ben 9eniist at orsaniiere
en Peoples Party Club eQer Indu-
strial Legion. 2lle wenner af STE,
form er tnbbubne til at belta9e ! Dr.
saniiationen % blipe Meblemmer af
2eaionen.
&eunins, 25be @ai 1893.
", g. Dnsborff. @m. Meliou.
U. 8. 9eelion. Sobn .. Smltb.
Sacob Melion. .. &efber9.
Chris. q. Dlion. &nuo Martinion.
Gels Sling. Daniel 8etterion.
6. q. @riflon. @pen 6. Mpbus.
Sobn @anion.
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.


Bank Examiner G.. w. Galbralth ar
rived at Little Rock on the 18th ana
took charge of the First National bank
Mr. Galbrath's first work after arriving ut
the bank was the changing OF the como'na-
tions on the locks Of the vaults.
He will make thorough investiga-
ton and appoint receiver. District AT
torney Waters has received orders from
Washington to proceed against the ofnciais
OF the bank who are responsible for tine
wreck 1t is alleged that the president and
cashier. in addition to the charges already
made public. did, on the sth day OF December
last. make false report to the government as
to the condition Of the bank Attorney Wat
tiers, when seen, refused 10 discuss the mat.
ter. H. G. Arlis. the ex-president OF
the defunct bank, was also seen
He SAYS he will make a full statement
at the proper time Cashier II. c. Denny who
s charged with the same offenses, is confined
TO his bed with a serious attack OF fever he
Was taken sick the day after the bank closed.
II is stated upon high authority that all the
holders OF the unrecorded or wild -cat paper
will undoubtedly bring suit against the direc-
tors Of the bank. Five thousand dollars
more of this paper reached the bank
on the 4th. Like the other, il was signed
by the president and cashier of the bank. The
last received was issued by the City Electric
Street Railway Co, and Endorsed as above
stated 1t came from bank at Port Huron
Mich Up to date the amount OF this kind or
paper received aggregates S290,0l0. The ma
jority Of Il is held by banks located in Gil Sec
tons of the nited States
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10

Isaac Sloan, of Texarkana, seems to
be blessed with more than ordinary
good luck, but heap of trouble.
His wife has assaulted him with a meat lax =,
a butcher knife and razor, with each of which
che has succeeded in doing work that shows
upon his face, and gives him much the appear :
snce Of Scar faced Charley" Her latest job
was done the other night. About II o'clock
she assaulted him with a razor, inficting
serious wounds in the left arm and on ths right
eide, just below the fifth rib. She then slashed
him across the back in the vicinity of the kid
neys. She was placed in jail the next day.
Sloan says that. while he considered his life at
all times in danger from his wife because Of
her jealous disposition. he loved her still.
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10
Swamped by Pardon Applications.

Since the inauguration of Gov. Fish
back applications for pardon at the rate
of fifty per day have been received by
him.
Ke has issued order in relation to par
dons. The order is quite lengthy and among
other things he says there seems to be pre-
vailipg in the public mind a very confused
idea OF the difference between the power Of
the governor tc pardon and his right to do So
He makes it imperative for all applications for
psrdons TO be accompanied by an abstract OF
The evidence comments OF tho judge and pros
ecuting attorney trying the case upon this alb
stract, and any new, we'll authenticated evi
dence not attainabc at the trial. together with
comments OF the Judge and prosecuting attor-
ney upon the matter.
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10
The Constitutional Amendment Case.

The Constitutional Amendment Case.
In the supreme court, on the 4th, the
transcript in the constitutional amend
ment case was filed.
A motion to advance the cause on the docket
was entered. The bill is filed by Jacob Trieber.
OF Helena in the name Of George
Wright Of Phillips county. 1t is al
legged that the amendment did not
receive a majority OF the votes cast at the last
general election 1t 10 known rs the poll tax
amendment. The amendment was submitted
10 the last general assembly and adopted. and
submitted to the people at the last September
election. The total vote cast for the amend
ment was '5sE. against. $3.50 majority for
amendment 1928 The total vote cast
for governor wRs 1861 ESQ, a majority of
which vote would huvs been 1S.o94
The number Of votes cast at the September
election can not be sscertained excspt for
specific officers as the clerks of election failed
10 certify the number OF polls poll books
In all instances. The speaker OF the
house Of representatives declared the
amendment adopted at a joint session of
the present houses of the general assembly on
January IL. The court is asked to enjoin the
governor from proclaiming the adoption Of the
amendmct. 1t will be advanced on the docket
and settled at ar early date.
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10

On the 9th the governor pardoned Dr.
w. d. Jones, convicted of voluntary
manslaughter at the fall term, 1892, of
the Mississippi county circuit court,
and sentenced TO two years in the peni-
Tertiary.
In October. 1900 Jones. WHO was practicine
physician in Osceols. Mississippi county. shot
and killed Wright Mckinney, an ovcrseer on
his farm, Mckinney having been found too In :
innate, 1t was charged, with Mrs. Jones. The
grnni jury, which met after the killing refused
TO indict, aud the matter slumbared till last
May when Jones was indicted for voluntary
nansaughter The petition for pardon was
signed by n large number OF leading citizens OF
Mississippi county and the officers OF tine court
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10
A Fugitive Murderer Captured.

Caesar bennington, a member of the
band of negroes who murdered Mr..
Davis and committed several robberies
in Copiah county. Miss, last October,
was arrested at Shelby. Miss, the other
day. He was arrested several months
ago and was in custody several hours,
but made his escape, though guarded
at the time by three armed officers, be-
sides being handcuffed.
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10
May and December.

Perry Throut, of Illinois, aged "a,
and Miss Matte Alexander, of Bourbon
county, KY, aged l6, were married at
the brides home the other night. II
was a case of love at first sight. The
aged groom met the bride three days
before, proposed and was accepted.
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10
Whirled to His Death.

John LOOMS. an employee of the Ma
tional fertilizer works ut Memphis.
Tenn, met with horrible death the
other morning. Loomis was lookin .
after the machinery, when a long over
coat which he wore caught in the belt
ing and he was whirled 10 death IN a
few seconds
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10
Wholesale burning.

The clothing Of little negro child
caught fire out in field near Gordon
vile, Ala. the other day. A negro
woman ran up to extinguish the flames
and her clothing became ignited. Both
were burned to death. A negro man
who made an effort to save the two
was badly burned. Sol Robinson, an
cid blind negro, was burned to death
on the same place. The house which
he occupied was also burned.
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10
burned TO Death,

The 6-year-old daughter of Jerry
Bradshaw, Of New Providence, Tenn,
fell into the fire The other day. The
loud screams of the child attracted
neighhor but when assistance arrived
nothing could be done, as she was so
badly burned that she died in short
while
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10
A Convention OF southern Governors.

Gov. Fishback has issued a cir
cular TO the governors of all the
southern states asking them to meet
in convention at Richmond, Va, April
IL, for the purpose OF formulating a
plan for developing the resources of
the south and offering inducements to
capital and Ia Dor.
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10
The Dangerous Open Crate.

At Meridian, Miss, the other morn
ing, Mrs. Rol We'll. while standing in
front of an open CRATE, communicated
her dress to the FIRE. The blazing gar.
ments could not be torn from her in
time to save her from injuries which
viii probably prove fatal
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10
A Strange Case.

Henry Tidwell, farmer of McNair
county, Tenn, was bitten by rabid
canine about FIVE years ago. The wound
healed and nothing more was thought
of it. Several days ago his wife faint
ed, and Tidwell became greatly excit-
ed. He displayed all the symptoms of
rabies, and soon died ia great agony.
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10
Broke His Neck.

John Murphy, 10 years old. was
struck by train at Camden, the other
night, and instantly killed. He was
trying to board the train when he
slipped, the caboose striking him.
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10
Assassination.

At Oction, in Grant parish, La, the
other night, two white men were
killed and one severely wounded.
Henry B. Thompson, who last year was a
candidate for sheriff OF Grant parish on the
third party ticket. was instantly killed, Sam
Burton died in half an hour. and John King
was ehot so that he is expected to be lame for
life. The three went out together at
=. IN. to get some corn to feed Thompson's
horse They he'd not gone thirty steps in the
dark when all the barrels OF two double bar
rel shot-guns were disc harged by unknown
persons. Just before dying Burton said that
Capt j. II. Rucker, who lives near by. had
shot him. Fuckers friends claim he can prove
an abb.
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10
Terribly Reafen.

Frank Conway, a telegrapher in the
service of the st. Louis e. Southwestern
at Reardon, near Camden, was terribl v
beaten the other day by patent medi-
cine vender named Riggs. Riggs was
arrested. Conway may die
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10
A Jeweler Assigns

j. V. Zimmerman, the oldest iewelry
merchant OF Little Rock, assigned on
the eth. Joseph Griffith was appointed
assignee. Liabilities estimated at ss.-
600; assets, $4,000.
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10

Home, Of New York.
4Etna, CT Hartford.
Orient, of Hartford.
Phoenix, of Hartford.
Phcnix, of Brooklyn.
Union, Of California.
Hartford, of Hartford.
Merchants Il Traders, New Orleans
Commercial, of Alabama.
Crescent, Of New Orleans.
Southern, of New Orleans.
Continental, of New York.
Bowery Fire,
The Forrest City times., 1893-02-10
The "Georgia Colonel In Danger.

The Georgia Colonel In Danger.
The Georgia Colonel stands in dan
ger of extinction.
The fiat has gone forth from Gov. Northen
that the supply is too great. and that some
means must be found to decrease the number
Ee makes the first attack by ordering that I'll
tho colonels must accompany him to the inau'
duration of President Cleveland in full unirorE
Those who don't see fit TO appear or who are
unable to 'provide themselves with uniforms
will be stricken from the rolls, and their places
will not be filled during tho present admins
rtration. 1t has always been the custom for the
governor Of Georgia, upon his inauguration.
10 appoint . military stan OF one from each
congressional district, with the rank OF
colonel. Gov. Stephens. who came TO the gov
srnorship after forty years OF congressional
life, appointed oil his old friends to be colonies.
u was thus that the Georgia Colonel"
bloomed forth In all his glory. The present IN
cumbent OF the governors chair was school
teacher in early life, hence when he found him
self the dispenser OF military titles he rem en-
bered his old colleagues OF the birch rod and
school. teachers all over the state found them
selves to be sure enough colonels The gov
ernor seizes upon the present occasion as
good one in which to get rid OF some surplus
material by scratching of the names OF those
who are not liberal enough to invest in q str,k-
ing uniform.