The Green Forest tribune., 1894-03-22
the WEEKS 5 NEWS IN EniEfi !.
MANY YikCiDENTS REnUCED FRom COLUMNS
TO SH0aT, SPICY PARAGRAPHS.
Everything Eliminated But Facts For the Special
Convenience Of Readers Of The Tribune.

THERE were 533 cases of smallpox in
Chicago during February
CAPT. A. P. ADAMS. the fighting pro-
hibitionist of Iowa, is dead.
SENATOR HILL is urging early consid-
Grafton tine Territorial adms bills.
NUMEROUS iron mills in Pennsylvania
which have been idle are resurning operations
SENATOR PETER has introduced an
Independent tariff bill amending the Mckinley
law.
THE tariff bill will probably not be
reported to the Senate until the latter par of the
week
TIE army appropriation bill, carry
ing an allowance of 1924, 600 900, has been COM
pleted.
HALF dozen horses were stolen from
livery stable at Cushing, Ok, by the Dalton
gang last week.
Miss MAGGIE ANsCnUTz was burned
to death by explosion Of coal oil lamp at Ona-
ha, Friday.
Mrs, w. K. VANDERBILT has purchas-
ed for $300, 900 crown that once belonged to ex-
Empress Eugenia.
THERE is hitch in the Senate over
the confirmation of James L. Carlisle as post
master at ST. Louis.
Mrs, KAUFMAN LEVY was burned to
deathat Little Rock, Saturday, her clothing ig-
hitting from kitchen stove.
THE stalwart Democrats of Jerry
Simpsons district in Kansas have called a con-
vention to nominate candidate.
TARIFF reform Democrats are becom-
ing uneasy over the tinkering that is being done
by the Senate Finance Committee.
AN A. P. A. crank called upon
priest at Quincy, Ill. /, Saturday and threatened
to blow up the church and the college.
THE post office at Mexico, Mo-, was
burglarized Monday night and about $500 worth
OF stamps and other property stolen.
IT is estimated that the indian ap-
preparation will be reduced ST ,00o, 600 from the
allowances provided last year.
THE work of investigating the per-
sonnel Of the navy with a view TO changing the
present system is going OH satisfactoraly.
JOHN T. FORD, the famous theatrical
manager. at whose theater in Washing on
President Lincoln was assassinatcd, is dead.
REPUBLICAN politics in Kansas have
grown very interesting by he announced
candidacy of h. w. Hoch for the governor
ship.
a. b. CRAWFORD, cashier Of the
American National bank at Springfield, Mo-,
when it failed, was arrested Friday charged
with embezzlement. The amount is said to be
$50, 600.
A ST. LOUIS firm has sent a circular
letter to Congressman protesting against the
placing OF sugar ON the free list in the tariff
bill
II is becoming evident that the Re-
publicans Of the Senate Finance Committee are
purposely delaying consideration OF the tariff
bill
CONGRESSMAN w. L. WILSON is report
ed much better and he will, it is said, return
to the United States without going to Mexico
City.
IT is probable that Judge Lochren will
be appointed to the vacant Interstate CONNIE. CO
Comlnissionership if a suitable man can be
found to assume the duties OF Commissioner OF
Pensions.
FIGURES show that in the same length
OF time Postmaster General Bissel has appoint
ed y more Presidential postmasters tLan Wan
namakcr, who had beaten records in making re-
mOy ais.
A METEOR of the size of a mans fist
struck the ground Saturday near where two
farmers were at work in a field near Mount
Pleasant, 10.
A GANG Of tramps captured South
ern Pacilic freight train near Malta, Tex, and
in turn got caught by the Sheriff of Presidio
county, Friday.
SENATOR STEWART has written letter
l" the Rocky Mountain news at Denver in which
nc dehonnces cx-Presdent Harrison and OK
presses hope in the Peoples party.
DURING the trial of the Pollard Breck-
mrldge case the plaintiff had to be led from the
court room and subsequently tainted When
inc court adjourned Thursday attorneys of op-
posing counsel exchanged blows
NQTIGE EOR pIrRI IG nION