The Green Forest tribune., 1893-04-06
RICH, RARE, AND GOOD.
CONDENSED NOTES OF SPECIAL INTEREST
GATHERED FROM FAR AND NEAR.
An Epitome Of .he important Events Recorded as
History Since Our Last Issue.

The State Legislature Will adjourn
next Saturday
THE "Army of Liberty" is an anti
prohibition organization in Kansas.
A CHICAGO elevator and 100, 900 bush
els of oats were destroyed by fire on the % ult.
Ten miners were killed by an explo-
sion in a shamolSin (Pa.) mine last Saturday.
AT Chardon, Neb., Jesse Woolen shot
and killed his wife and himself on the street,
April l.
J. A. WooD, banker and philanthro-
pist, of Cleveland. o., died at Atlanta Ca,
March 50.
Two men were killed in fight be-
tween moonshiners near Danvile, Ky, on
March 81.
THE coming society event of New York
City is the marriage Of Lord Craven and Miss
Cornie Martin.
DUKES big cigarette factory n New
York was destroyed by fire Sunday night at
loss of $3.50 900.
A YOUNG Chicagoian has recently ac-
complished the feat Of 1900 mile tread in snow
shoes in Alaska.
THREE hundred waits from London
arrived at Portland, Me-, the 80 ult., seeking
homes in America.
PopULIsTs are working hard to induce
Governor Lewelling to call an extra session of
the Kansas legislature
Don MANUEL M. PERALToN of Costa
Rica offered the congratulations of his nation to
the President, the rs ult.
SEVEN hundred delegates were at the
State Convention of the Knights of Maccabees at
Moberly Mo last week.
FIVE people were burned to death in
hotel fire at Bradford, Pa, last Saturday, and
, about 25 others were injured.
WHILE the stalwarts and fusionists
sfe fighting for Kansas patronage all the best
places are going to other States
Mrs. LEASE declares that fusion in
Kansas is dead. and that the populists will run
straight tickets only in the future.
A PRIMARY election will be held by
the Democrats ofEureka Spring on April for the
purpose of selecting postmaster.
A SAILING party Of four were capsiz-
ed from boat in Lake Pontcharatain near New
Orleans and drowned last Sunday.
FIFTY THREE officers and sailors of the
United States steamship Philadelphia are suffer
ing from influenza at the Broo klyn navy yard.
w. w. SToUT, Morrilton's defaulting
postmaster twas arrested and taken to Little
Rock the 90 ult His shortage amounts to 800.
THE Democrats of this State will, June
%. nominate successor to Chief Justice Hem
inway of the Supreme Court, recently resigned.
THE committee of the Nebraska House
has fully decided to impeach three of the State
officials and action will be commenced at once.
THERE is serious split in the Chero-
kee council over the manner in whi ch the final
settlement aud payment Of the Strip money shall
be made.
THOMAS F. BAYARD was. last Thurs
day, appointed as ambassador to the court of
ST. James aud was Immediately Goa frmed by
the senate.
GOVERNMENT inspectors have located
an illicit still in big brewery at Philadelphia
and have seized the brewery and arrested the
proprietors.
THE feeling in the Senate is now large
ly in favor of seating the Senators appointed by
the Governors OF Wyoming, Montana, and
Washington.
THE Ho-O-Den or Sacred Palace of
the Japanese at the Worlds Fair grounds, in
jackson Park, was dedicated Friday with inter-
esting ceremonies.
THERE will be thirty vacancies in the
engineer corpse of the navy by June 80. Sever.
al of these places will be filled by this years
naval academy graduates.
PRESIDENT HIGGINBoTHAM, of the
Worlds Fair, has made statement denying
the numerous stories about eXtortions which
We're to be practiced at the Fair.
SECRETARY GRESHAM has decided that
the Declaration of Independence and the Consti-
tuition of the United States are too valuable to
risk exhibiting them at the Worlds Fair.
THE Sterling Boiler Company of Chi
cago has begun suit in the federal court at Pitts
burg against the Pierrepont Boiler company of
that city for alleged infrngemen patents.
The recent statements regarding the
Bering Sea arbitration tribunal have been char
actarized by Secretary Gresham mischevious
publications for which the Administration is not
responsible.
DIR. f. o. ST. CLAIR, for twenty seven
years at the head of the Consular Bureau of the
tate~bepartment, has been removed by Secre-
tary Gresham Oh the charges ofhaving withheld
papers containing charges against consul in
Germany
AT Wilburton, l. T., Monday after
noon an engine on the tracks of the Choctaw Coal
and Railway Company exploded killing four
men. The engine was standing on the tracks
awaiting orders when, without moments warn
ing, terrible explosion occurred and the men
and debris were hurled in every direction. The
dead are: Engineer l.. P. Lowendell, Fireman