The Green Forest tribune., 1893-08-03
The WEEKS news IN BRIEF.

hit WtEkS kEWS IN bRltf.
MAkvlNciDENTs REDUCED FROM COLUMNS
TO SHORT, SPICY PARAGRAPHS.
Everything Eliminated But Facts For the Special
Convenience Of Readers Of The Tribune.
THE Worlds Fair gates were open
Sunday.
The Savings bank at Springfield, Mo-,
failed Monday. N
NEW YORK bankers will extend aid to
gold importers.
WEST VIRGINIA is suffering from Sc
we're and protracted drought.
Two negro ravishers were lynched by
South Carolina mob, Saturday.
THE Is White Caps on trial at Birm-
ingham. Ala were found guilty
SENATOR PUaH of Alabama does not
favor the repeal of the Sherman law.
THE Sheriffs of this State have form
ed State association for mutual aid.
A VEIN of gold of great value is re-
ported to have been struck In Colorado.
ABOUT 300 miners and others from
Colorado arrived at Kansas City, Saturday.
JOHN BEBEE was killed by Marshal
Lee Dawson in Plattsburg, Mo-, Saturday.
FRANCE has accepted the surrend der
ofC INIT tho lork oHo al panOknk 10 naiu
tanned.
Gov. FIsHBACK has been quite i'll at
Fort Smith for some days. but Is reported im-
proving.
THERE is blood on the moon in South
Carolina as 3 result of the Lrby Tillman- Farley
faction fight.
The Chamber of Commerce of Den
yer has prepared memorial 10 congress in be-
half of silver.
CONGRESSMAN GEARY says he thinks
there will be some radical changes made In the
present tariff laws.
THE First and Montana National
banks of Helena, Mont, the biggest In the
State, have suspended.
NOT since the panic of 1873 has Wall
Street experienced such slaughter of stocks as
took place last Thursday.
IT has been very hot at the Worlds
Fair, but thus far there have been no sunstrokes
nor cases of heat prostration.
New York declares a fve.days'
quarantine against vessels from South America
to guard against yellow fever.
DEPUTY MARsHALs, in fight with
outlaws near vinita, 1. t., killed one and seri-
ously wounded another, Saturday.
CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER has reversed
the lower courts decree and remanded the Sun
day closing case back for rehearing.
OMAHA, Neb., is confronted with the
care of thousands of idle men who are coming
from the closed mines of Colorado.
THE Government is taking every pre-
caution to have the Cherokee Strip opening at
tended by as little trouble as possible.
CoNasEssMEN at Washington think
that the Sherman law will be repealed and tariff
legislation be had at the extra session.
THE streets of Pueblo, Colo, we're un-
der feet of water, caused by freshet In tn e
Arkansas Grand Canon, last Thursday.
JUDGE H. F. THoMAsoN of Van Buren,,
this State died last Saturday as the result of be-
coming overhcated while on the bench.
BoTH the Wsltham and Elgin Watch
companies have laid more than half their hands
off indefinitely and reduced the pay of the bal
ance.
FIFTY people were killed, 300 injured,
and 4, 900 houses destroyed by the explosion Of q
powder magazine near Canton, China, last
week.
A New JERSEY man proposes to cross
the ocean in Norwegian skif, smaller craft
than any navigator has yet employed on like
voyage.
IT is asserted that Mr.. Cleveland in
his message to the eytra session of congress will
urge tariff revision as we'll as repeal of the Sher-
man law.
SENATOR STEWART of Nevada, who is
now in New York is credited with having said
that the collapse of every New York bank would
benefit the country.
MRS. ANNA RODNEY, the woman walk
ing from Galveston. Texas, to chicago, reached
her destination on the 26 ult., five days ahead
Of time, winning $500.
THREE banks at Portland, Ore, in
cludng two national banks. and a number of
banks elsewhere, including the first national OF
Kanka kee, Ill, have suspended.
A FAMILY named Reinhardt living in
Buffalo, N. ", expect to inherit over $15, ,0OO,-
600 from the estate of Phillip Reinhardt, who
died intestate In India 40 years ago.
ENGLAND is on the verge of the big
gess mine strike ever inaugurated. Nearly ZOO
600 miners are opposed to the 25 per cent reduc-
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