The Green Forest tribune., 1893-06-01
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co.vsa;,aee Of Readers Of The Tribune.
THE winter wheat millers of the
country are forming league.
THREE negroes were hanged at Tuske-
gee, Ala, for criminal assault.
FLOODS, drouth, and locusts are sf-
ficttng various parts Of Europe.
FoRT SMITH and Van Buren, are to be
connected by an electric railway.
Some interesting relics of Washing
ton have been found at Annapolis, Md.
THE matter Of Chinese deportations
has been abandoned for the time being.
AMOS AVERY, the murderer Of James
Miles, was hanged at Lamar, Mo-, Thursday.
The Cumberland Presbyterian AS
sembley at Little Rock adjourned last Thurs
day.
FRANK HICKEY, alleged murderer of
John N. Clayton, has been released on SIC, 900
bond.
THE fight between Kansas factions is
delaying appointments to several Offices In that
State.
NAIL advices from Central Africa
aives meager details OF the butchery OF Elnin
Pasha.
No trouble is anticipated in negotat-
ing the q. .s4o, eco of cherokee bonds soon to be
issued.
RIVERS in Washington and Oregon
are very high, and foods Of . serious nature afe
expected.
VIOLENT wind storms visited Mime
sota and Wisconsin Sunday night. doing much
damage to property,
MARTHA JAMESON of Galesburg, ILL.,,
has sued for divorce sfter having lived with
her husband Al years,
The big plant of the United States
Glass Company at Tifan, o., was almost entlre-
" destroyed by fire on Monday.
THREE policemen and sheriff had
pitched battle with II trsmps at Emporls, hss'
Seventeen trsmps were arrested.
THE crevasse ct Lake Providence, La,
is now 2, 500 feet wide. Many people are nome
less. and much suffering 10 inevitable.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has approved
the deeds for the Cherokee and CAoctaw isnos
which President Harrison refused to do
AT Keene, N. H., Monday, five boil
ers in the Beaver Mills exploded killing two
employees and fatally wounding another
AN American physician has been sta
Toned at Hamburg to guard against any cholera
suspects being sent to the United States.
The new armored cruiser, New York.
has taken her trial trip and demonstrated that
shells the fastest srmoxed cruiser ever built.
AFTER all the talking and lighting
about the matter, 1t has atlast been decided shat
Mnsica, Director Thomas will not have to 90 ct
present.
AN important ruling which will mean
saving of from $I5 0eo 600 to go. 900 annu-
ally in pensions was rendered Saturday by Sec
retary Smith.
IT is reported that Commissioner
Browning is now planning to solve the Indian
school problem which embarrassed the last ad-
ministratiOn.
CHARLES Town and wife of Worth
county. Iowa, were shot by an unknown person
onts;de the house while they were at supper
Thursday night.
SUBSCRIBERS to the Adeline hotel, .
worlds Fair scheme, learned last Thursday
that they had been victiulized and that the con-
THE Swiss exhibit at the Worlds Fair
is closed, because the commissioner In charge
became offended oyer the arrest Of one OF mis- en-
ployes.by the United States authorities.
In the Woman's Press Congress at
the Worlds Fair last week some interesting
papers were presented. showing the work OF
women in fields supposed to belong exclusively
to men. -..
CR1EL KN1FF1N, while on his way to
Hope to get his commission as postmaster az
Guernsey, this State, was shot from ambush and
killed. Two tramps have been arrested on
charge Of the crime.
Surf for damages is to be brought
against the Russian Government by an Ameri-
can citizen. formerly subject Of the Gear. who
was thrown into prison on visiting his native
land and brutally treated.
The Russians are jealous of the su-
perior showing made by the British in the naval
review. and to overcome the impression made by
them they are sending three more powerful YES
sells to the United States.
Prospective settlers of the Cherokee
Strip held mass meeting the 26th ult., on the
border near Arkansas City and adopted resolu-
tions calling on the administration TO open the
strip to settlement as speedily as possible.
AT Mexico and Laddonia, Mo-, three
lives were lost Friday as result of the storm.
Throughout Missouri and Illinois heavy damage
was done to bridges, railroads, crops and build
ings by wind. rain, and hail. In Kansas the
rain was very beneficial.
Now that Sunday opening of the