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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22

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Wtanie Sittle ibrern bon ibr 9ei1ieoe=
oenen @atten Gpan y. 2ewis cine
Haouna Shrot in Den 9tiifen, an ipel=
der bltier wabrl6einIib iterben miro.
Dor brei Sabreu Oerbeiratbete ii6 bas
Yaar, ullo es muroen oemIelben Slpei
Gin0er 9ebOren, BON pel1en oas cine
jeBt Sm,i Sabre, oas anoere feds Mo=
nate alt lit. Sie Gbe mar cine lln=
9liIflibe, uno Dor mebreren Monuten
luuroen bic beloen 8atteu gel1ieoen.
nobel bic Srau Die Sbbut iiber Die
Ginoer erbielt. 2eipis bate inSipiIheu
psrseblid eeri9tlide S6ritte 9etbau,
um in Den geiib Del &inoer 81 selan=
gen, nno neullh ma6te er lib in @e=
lelidait zines Ystannten auf ben @Dee
81 Dem Sanie ieiner 9eidieoenen Srar,
I'M bon Dem ibm 5~u9eiianoenen &ebte,
feline Sinoer mad @uni1 su ieben, We=
brauh 81 MAIDEN. Surb Die lln9e=
w0bnlibs Stunoe oes Seiubss wuroe
bic junge Srau auf9erest uno biloete
iib Elm, pab Die yeioen MIR aetommen
isisn, I'm ibr Die &inoer nit Gewalt
absunebmen, pesbdlb lie in ibrer NuT=
resuug cine Slinte er0riif uno ibren
Wtanu uieoerldoB. Die 6rau wuroe
psrbaftet, Tin porerlt Den 0erlauf Der
S~erleBungen ibrss Spiers absuwarten.
Som Sanpte Der @rbeitsritter,
oas betauntlid pOu Soma lit. i6reibt
Der Sapenpprter Semotrat: ,@roB=
maui SOpereign's SDDcDtt 9egen bic
Observation-Disclosures lit an /. Septem=
Der re6tstrGiti9 9eporoen. Die Yan=
fen ibeintn bur6 Den SDpcott nod
niGt i'm serinaiten eridittert ,porosn
81 lein, llno Die ,iippi9en Vantiers"
iino Dor Serrn sovereign nod nidt
auf Die &nie 9efalen uno 81 &reuse se-
trOden. @ir 9lauben iO9ar, OaB tein
einSi9er bon Spperei9p's Irbeitsrit=
tern ben yOpcOttbsfebl befOllt uno Die
ibnl etma angebOteneu NOten bon Na-
tiou~albonten Suriit9eluleien bat. @abr=
i6einli6 bat SOoerei9u Ielbsr ni1ts
Ser9lelGen getban."
SesWDines, Sa., 10. Git.
Sic Goroners9eiAWOrsnen baben
beute Mprgen Den WabrIprub ab9s0e=
baB peter Senoridion, welber am
S0mltag Mtor9eu unter Der Sriife en-
bdn9t g%efunoen wuroe. ermproet uro
CUR Seroedung Oes Serbre6ens uui9e-
bdngt iuuroe. IS ipiro permutbet,
oab Die Ne9erin GucD Sraolsp, pelbe
oes Meineios ihuioia beiunoen wuroe,
cine Der orei i4uloi8en Perlunsn lit.
Sttu III 10 a.. Sd. 10. DIT.
Gr=8ouUerneur gSaite bon Golo=
raoO, Der lid sur 3eit bier auibdlt,
ia9t, er lei iOebsn aus benz Staate
Ohio s~uriif9ttebrt unO iei felt iiber=
Seugt, oaB bel Der ndhiten 8ouper-
neursUabl Gorep iiber Campbell uno
YuIbneQ ben Sieg oapontraQeu ipiiroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
Z. 0cuuer,
8eidQftsiIbrer.

Sm BOliSeigeribte wuroe S6eo.
2onger nit $1,000 beltraft, neil er
Sarl Cup miBbanoelt bate.
Srau Berletb pllroe BERT. Wofe
ploblib trant uno llsst nod
INNER 81 Bette.
- llniere 8roBgei1porenen lieBen
perIl. gSOhe cine anSabl proielliOnsller
Gamblers Dor lire Shranteu bringen,
I'm gegen oieIelben porsugeben.
- Sie Slinois Central wiro nod
cine Grnts Grturlion nod benz @slteu
uno SilopeIten an %. DIT. ~uer0nital=
ten, ulO Sruar miro Der preis Der elmer
6abrt uno $500 ieiu.
- Il. Satobs Sel beilt ielbIt bic
i6merSbaiteiten Sdle bon rbeumati=
i6en &itenl6merSen uno loilte oebwe=
gen in Oerartigen &rantbeitsidlen ltets
an9eipan0t weroen.
- &i1ter %. s. @cbb BON Ylt.
Pleaiant, Der oemDtraili1e @anDioat
iilr oas @Ouuernerlrsamt prn SDlua,
iOll am abeno oes 26. SttOber bier in
Dubuque, i'm Sper9aule reoen.
- gei Der grbeit in einem Stein=
brll6e erlitt Der 6ontraftOr s.. Piflep
einen Sru1 oes re6ten Seines, inoem
ein @d9en iiber oasielbe iubr.
-Gs BGben SeiratbsliSenien senoms
men Ser SObannss gSebet uuo SRI.
u. 6arrD; Serr Sobann Claus uro
Sri. -. Gieo.
49, SIN WOnat September iturben in
Dubuque 80 Perionen IND es iine SO
8eburten persei1net luoroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
Ban Qcupeu lit frci.

Gem b%etannten PenlionsidpinoIer
Ban SeuDeH 1T am Sreita9 pom Prd
lioeuteu 6leoel0uo Die GrlaubniB 9e9e=
ben wOroen na6 Sauie SuriidSutebrsn,
oa IS beiBt, oerielbe leioe OIL elmer
unbeilbaren G%rantbeit unO 9ebe Dem
SOoe e~ntge9en. Ban &euDen mar bier
in Dubuque Dor 8ihter S6iras i'm
9iitrittaeridte iiberiilbrt pOroen. cine
InSabI PenlionsCertiiicate geiGli6t 81
buben. Sas 8eiu6 I'M Srei!aNung
mar oubin motipirt, oaB San Geuuen
mad Sauis rsiisn spOue nm bort 81
Itsrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
@ir limb unberanSrrli6,

beun mir babeu ben alien @>lag nod
INNER llIle, obi6on mir bas ges
lbGit iegt ouein iiibren. gStr baben
bic beriibmteu Favorite 9eiS uno
Rob0ieu, Giienlpoareu aler Nrt
Sta9elieu;orabt, SGmereieil, IeIbit
augeierti9te Fieroe9elbirre &c. uno
mir weroeu ms ,sie bisbsr benilben,
Nle, bic ms nit ibrer Sunoi6ait
beebren, ourd reeue Seoienung CUTE
@aareu unb mOgli6it biaige PreIle
beiteus 3u beiriebi9eu.
5. ). &leih
Na6iolser pou Saumsartner &
Rleib, 1888 - 1887 Glapitrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
RIetnere NaGri@ten aus Staot
nuo un8e8eno.

- Qn @inoior glbe. itarb Elm 9ino
an Der Salsbrdune uno Die Sebanps
tuna, man babe oas &in0 ourd cine
Dame, pel6e christian Scientist
1T, bebanoeln laiien, bat bebeutenoes
4~uiieben in Der Wabbarihait erre9t.
9as aino bieB Waria 9cienoi.
- 6ait in jeoem Sabre leloe i'd I'M
SriibliHge ioipobl pie in 9srbit on
YerltOpIung uuo al einem &sbers uno
gtierenleiUen. 9ie anwenoung BON
9r. Nu9ult 96ni9's Sambnr0er SrO=
pfen bette mid jeoO6 itets luieoer.
Garl @briitiaH S6neioer, SlOOmIn9-
tan. SQs.
Su CitsSubuans itnrb perfl.
ISOLDE 6r0u w. MurrNp i'm alter Don
IS Sa9ren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
9as repnbliianiiae GoMntptidet

fir Dubuque Gountp Duroe ~perflOiene
8pde aufseltelt uno lautst fOlSenoer=
maben:
Sir Seuator-a. &. gSalter.
Sir Northumberland Smptb, 1t,
&. ~. osborn.
Sir S6asmeiiter-Sacpb 6briitmau.
Siir Sberii-Sacob Sauoeni6iIb.
Siir Observation-Disclosures. 5. Sor6em.
Sir Goroner-Scbn.R. Sones.
sir Superpiioren-UeorSe aremer, Geo,
Z. Qrmitroug, 80. @peIarius.
Sir SurDepor-9useH auoerion.
Smlisu { owuitip Gidet.
Sir Gruitse-p. Suiim.
Sir GOultabler-@m. Youn9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
Gbirupuoif.

Sin erfabreUer SpeSialiit in Der Be-
banolun9 aler @rcN non 5uBibeln iii
Sol. Senrp &pie msi9er I'M bieii9en
Sulien Sauie iuObnt. Serielbe bat
peridieoene Sale bon beoeutenOen 6uB=
iibelu nit beitsm gripl9e bsbauoslt.
Gr entiernt Siibneraugen. uno SUB
auswi4ie jeoer @rt, uno bebanoelt
einsspahiene 3Ghnd9el nit GriOlg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
Sic Jtrma Sas. 9epi & Co.,

Gde Der z. uno W nitraBe.
1T betuunt uls zines Der beiien Yer=
taufsbauier Der Staot fir ale glrtitel
IN Glen. uno &urSpaaren, fir Sep-
piHe uno Seltii6er uno aud fir ale
WaareH, Delde ben psri6ieoenen Sab
res5sitsn augemeiien iino. @les 1T
s4t uuo oauerbait bel mOglidit bili=
aeu preiieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
Sn benz &lageiaas

2eatlep ssgen Die SQinOis Central
@~iientabn baben bic 8ei6porenen benz
&ldser $4,000 5useiproden. Ses &ld=
gers Sobn mar sst0Otet worOen, inoem
sr Don Der Bride in Center GrOUe fiel.
Die SQinois Central bat ein 8eiu6
I'M Elm neues gerb6r eingereibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
unfere Spe3iaIitat

&leioerDaaren uno mir
itsllen jeoen &Gufer Suirieoen Der pOr=
2aBt Sud aud infer Sii6=
5sigen. = Seib 81 Wanior,
784 Wain=S traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
Tarm su n%erfanfcn.

Sine Sarm Don 40 9lder uabe @sburp,
orei Dteilen Don Der S%taot9ren,e D%ubuque's,
Selegel. Sin She'll baor oas uebrise aui
3eit.
gtatsuiragm bel Geo. Salot, @runoeissu:
tbum, Anlelbes uuo Gerlidermgsz agent.
Selietitel. 10 Glapitrobe, Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
0ntbebantrs 9ano ~ prrfanicn.

go ELDER, etpa l3 WsilsW uou Dubuque,
Sbsil Don Settiou 7 in g9aibingtOu Conn
hip, b%stanHt als @tIbeIm @an!eS Blag.
I'm ndbere @ngaben peroe man ii9 al
Guggan& 9 ulIipam, Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
Tarm Al Wcrfaufsn.

Gtrs woblbebaute Sarm Don 80 2ldsr bet
2lsburp cine unb ein piertel Wteile Don Der
StaotSreuSeu 0ubuques 9ele9eu. betauut
ais bic Willou Sarm. em &beil baar; oGs
uebriSe aui 3ett.
Na6mira9en bel SEQ. Salot. Gruns-
ei9entbum, &nieibes mub Ysrlibermnls
asent. SsistitsI, 7l5 Slap Str., Dubuque,
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22

geimbbeitsboiber III IN elmer Stabt pom
annabreno 5000 Ginwobuern i'm mittelereu
MlmeIota EN- iebr rentabler Saloon gu per
%tanten. Gie Citce bieles YIattss srtBsi!t
G9stunit utter y. s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
0riu6t.

Sin eriubreue0 RaO6m nm uQgemeine
0ouSGTbetteu ~ enHr tlsmeW 6amilie ;u per,
rtbteJ. Gutter EObU. !. ). UtCGGrtbp, 90
GsHtsr pIOSe, Dubuque, SG.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
HE HAS A WHEEL
IN HIS HEAD,

/ 1T eiu euSlii6er ausbrud, wel6eu
! nan I'M eHglil9en StroBcliar9on
! 9ebran6t I'M 81 la9en, oaB eS
! Giuem I'M Ropfe grappelt". Sm
! Nab Oil re6tsr Stele bari nidt 81
! uiel rrappelu", iouoern es muB
! i6Su uuo ebeMmaBi9 lauteu. @ute
! Rdoer iino ~tsiouoers oil itarfsu
I Surmerw gen nOtbi9. Gin
! Sa%rmerpogen lou nGmli6 pom
! 9utem S>o!S Sema6t unb re6t ltarf
! 9ebaut ieiu. 6iir eineH Sarner
! 1T es INNER ein 9uteS !3ei9niB,
/ weun er Gui ieinem ioen ulb
! "Itarten Nageu leIue frooutte CUR
! Staot bringt. Wenm ell Sarner
oaber eluen 9uteu uio o%aIerbdfteu
/ S%armerpageu tanien nil, oanu
! lou er 81 iol6en p~roieiiios
! uellen @agenbaueru gebeu,
! welhe einen ~itarfeu Sarmermageu
! beriIlteQen wilien. 2Gir founen
I Sud iol6e Na9eu MAIDEN NIB
| u%erfanieu. Sprebt eiumal bel
/ ms Dor, Sbr Sarmer, uno mir
/ meroen Sud umlere grbeltsll
I Sei9en.
quit Brna.,
- ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
GrsoIn In fenrrt TaIe.

GrfOIs 1T isnen Sale. q
ct. Bernard, Esbr., Dr., "a.
Ger uroeiabr 4 Subreu supiubL i'd 9oitOt SSnisS
Rsrp,u, EiSrFsr etuer Samilte III SAeulansn, Vnnn.,
s,osr "a. g.ituss {au,, ppnit bic 10 Sabre olts Goqtt
s,IoF,t mar uuo pom Isr;tsU niat beirsti puree. Aos ot
Rtrp,u: Start,r turtrie ne, sbtnio pntes aug s'us Ttau
In Srnftcl lafe ousurh turtrt; etelslee iii an penn
t5r,SiItt,r ou,r 9etosn, Der TauiESt I'D CLAUDE ess'
ksIb, pas ss f,,u btiisrss DttttGl 9Isot ep
9iarrsr 81 Sutssr, 81
9as beFe Iittsl In Der @slt.
Strsctor, gu, Stt., "a.
spir purSe Qator a0uts's Isru,usS tdrt.T Don pen
81 Trsueis Sdmelteru in Chicago euptoblen gsISen
Sf,fpsribpdde uuh SbIaHoN9tett, moran t9 laon
isresre 3,it lit uuo fauo, oaB IS has 6sfe ua''e' 0aso
aen il, pslats q in ssT g9slt sibt. Ia,
rsS cir rusrtbOoLes gu1 fur Extraordinarily
NNEPB uHo cine grDbcsGSlniGe 5%ugsianot. arme
S%S~ trbalten uuh bic @tebisiu umiouit.
StsIe Webi3iH murOt felt benz Sabre 1876 BON BEN
Sp6p. puitor abHi9 in Sort g9upue, Sub., ~aubsreItet
nab ieBt inter iciuer Anipeiiuue bon Der
kOEkIC MED. CO., Chicago, lIi.
40 =. Franklin Street.
g3et alpothsfsrn al baben fur
St.OO ote JiafdIe, SiaIalcn iir S5.OOs
groBe S1.75I g fur $500.
NA Gubnque 3u bobeu bel :. Is. Ruete,
56S UtGiuz StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
quit Brna.,
81 %uerfn"trn.

Soma traBs, ;wii9en Der 6. II. 7. Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22

Wit gratis @an6foleuoer NIB sinsm 9roBen
GruidGltDllbc, oaritclenO: gSie Ser
fldrun9 Gbriii an Dem Serge Sabor".
gta6 benz WeuiGloe Don Gtaioel San;io.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-22
Sttu III 10 a.. ga. 10. Ott.

@r=8OuUerueur Waite bon Solo
raoo, Der lid sur 3eit bier aufbdlt,
ia8t, er lei Ioebsn aus benz Staate
Ohio 3uriifattebrt unO lei felt iiber-
Seugt, oaB bel Der ndditen 8ouper-
neursWabl Gorep iiber Campbell uno
ben Sieg oaDontra0en iuiiroe.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25

HoG-RAIsERs should keep an eye on the south, or, at lest, on South Caro- lima. The planters in that state are being turned away from cotton to hogs, which means smaller purchases of meat, or none at all, from other parts. A leading journal, to stimulate the hog product, has been offering prize to the South Carolinian who can show the best hog-raising record, and two hogs were recently exhibited that grew at the rate of AZ and 42.2 pounds per month, and weigh 46s and 59l pounds.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25

THE Florida orange groves are said to present the appearance of having been parched by fire, as the result of the late freeze. The loss in fruit is heavy, but the severest blow is the killing of large proportion of the trees. It is said that hardly a grove is left of lemons, lines or grape fruit, which are more tender than orange trees, and will not endure tempera- ture of even twenty degrees above. Probably half of the pineapple plants are destroyed.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25

THEY have another nice little scan- dal in St. Louis. An assistant cook at the jail has been arrested in the act of delivering supplies. provided for the prisoners at the city's expense, to the culinary department of a saloon and restaurant in the vicinity of the jail presided over by state senator. Rep resentatives of the latter claim that the supplies were only borrowed; but the knowing ones indulge in the broad est kind of grins over such a flimsy eff fort at crawling out.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25

IN New York very formal lookin g engraved card was recently received by many prominent society persons, announcing, under a coat-of-arms con- sisting of tomakawk and two stars in shield under crown, that Lieut.. Frederic Charles Maurice Gaston Rene de Thummel-Clot of Beauregard, France, has the honor to make known his marriage to Mime. the Baroness An ma Georgina de Holub, nee McMullen, widow of Baron Rudolph de Holub of Laibach. Ge-whiz
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25

THE French ambassador at Washing ton thus speaks of NJ. Faure, the new ly-elected president of the republic: ''M. Faure, while not one of the most prominent men in France, has had a number of important positions. He has been president of the chamber of deputies, which shows that he is pop ular. He was minister of marine in the last cabinet, the one whose over- throw led to President Perier's resigna- tion. In politics he is a moderate re- publican, and holds very nearly the same views as NJ. Perier."
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25

CoNFUcIUs lived about two thousand four hundred years ago, and he made such tremendous impression upon China thatits mental and moral growth stopped then and there. He taught that the performance of duty is all that man need concern himself about in this world, but apparently forgot to add that keeping up to date in all di- rections is necessary part of the busi- ness.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25

THE advent of type-setting machines has not tended to the improvement of the dailies of the big cities, which now teem with the most glaring typograph- lcal and other errors. It would appear as though in discarding the old typos upon the introduction of machines, blacksmiths had been employed to run them and boys engaged to read the proofsheets.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25
A Battle With Moonshiners.

LITTLE ROCK, Jan. 21.-United States Deputy Marshal Flave Carpenter with posse arrived here last night with six moonshiners whom they surprised and captured while they were operat- ing still in the mountains of Pike county. The moonshiners though completely surprised, made stubborn resistance. They were well armed, and after getting their Winchesters made good use of them, sending volley after volley into the ranks of the advancing posse. Finally, when two of the moonshiners fell, the others called out that they were willing to surrender. The firing was rapid, the fight being over in about thirty minutes. Carpenter destroyed the still, which had a capac- ity for six gallons daily, together with over 500 gallons of liquor. Six prison CTS were taken. including "Parson" Shaw, who has given the revenue off, cials great deal of trouble for a year past. None of Carpenters men were fatally hurt.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25

IF southern cotton planters will con template the fact that this country, in the last four months of 1894. sent abroad 41l,4S6.535 more pounds of cot tor than in the same period in 1898, and received Ss,000 00O less for it, they ought to reach the conclusion that raising more corn would be good thing
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25
Bill Cook at Fort Smith.

Thousands of persons anxious to see and talk with the famous Bill Cook visited the federal jail at Fort Smith where the noted outlaw was confined. Cook arrived at Fort Smith in charge of T. D. Lowe, sheriff of Bowie county, Tex; c. c. Perry, New Mexico off, Ger; |. D. McMurray, sheriff of Mitch ell county, Tex, and H. S. Sisk, an ex- sheriff of the same state. In less than ten minutes after his arrival he was back of the bars.
 Cook admitted that he was impli- cated in the Red Fork train robbery.
 How about your connection with the McDermott store robbery?" was asked
 After a slight hesitation, Cook ad- mitted that he was connected with that robbery, also. These are the hold-ups for which Judge Parker sen- fenced "Skeeter" to thirty years in the Detroit penitentiary. Speaking of his capture, Cook said:
 ''They came upon me by surprise. I was going out to water my horse when they got me-"
 Cook occupies the cell with Henry Starr. When a reporter called at the jail he was engaged in game of poker, but stopped long enough to answer a few questions.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25

Brings comfort and improvement and hnds to personal enjoyment when rightly used The many, who live bet. ter than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the worlds best products to the needs of physical being, will attest the value to health of the pure hquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy, Syrup of Figs.
 Its excellence is due to its presen' ing in the form most acceptable and pleas ant to the taste, the refreshin and truly beneficial properties of rfect lax stive; efectually cleansing ae system dispelling colds, headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession because it acts on the Kid neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken ing them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance.
 Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug gists in soc and 91 bottles, but it is man ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Go. only, whose name is printed on every package, also tho name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed. you will not accept any substitute if offered
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25

THE French have more rapid method than we in securing new president. Instead of six months of political tur- moil and mud-slinging the chambers meet in joint session with but days previous notice. and proceed to ballot for president, and when they have elected him the country pays him S350,- 900 a year
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25

MASSACHUSETTS has been fighting that dangerous insect, the gipsy moth, with annual appropriations, and finds that they grow larger every year. It IS question now whether the bug will not prove more costly to the state than the Hoosac tunnel, which represents an outlay, on the installment plan, of $2O,- 900. GOO.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25

THE prince of Wales has been mak- ing speeches at various public func- tions for many years and is credited with having never yet uttered a word that was not well-timed, courteous and discreet. It would be cousinly kind ness in the, prince to lend his literary artist to the German emperor.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
The searcy County Bond Case.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 23. - The United States circuit court yesterday handed down decision in the case of Searcy county, Ark, vs. W. H. Thompson, de- fendant in error. The suit was on warrants issued by the county for the construction of a courthouse The de- fense of the county was that the war rants were fraudulently issued under an arrangements by which the con- tractors were allowed to put the cost of the building at three times the real figure, so as to be recouped for the probable depreciation of the warrants, which were likely to sell for about 30 per cent. The judge, sitting as jury, found for Thompson for s23,- 500 The county appealed on the ground of erroneous instructions, one being general one that the judgment should be for the defendant. The court of appeals, by Judge Thayer. decides that there is nothing in the record to show that the instruction was errone- ous, and review of the judgment of court sitting as jury will not be had on the general ground that the judgment was for the wrong party. But Judge Sanborn handed down a dissenting opinion, in which he held that if the error assigned would have been re- viewable had the trial been by jury, it should be subject to review where the judge sat as jury.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25

THE Boston Society for the Proven tion of Cruelty to Animals gives week. ly lectures to coachmen on the propei way to treat dumb animals. A course for ladies who wear birds on their hats has not yet been arranged.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25
That Controversy.

The controversy between Gov. Fish back and the Little Rock ministers is attracting attention over the country. Ministers are preaching about it and newspapers are discussing.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25
Husbands Liability for wife's Debts.

A case, brought in Pulaski county, is liable to settle an important question. It is the case of T. J. Young, who sues Mrs. N. M. Kies and her husband, J. H. Kies, as joint defendants, for debts contracted by Mrs. Kies previous to her last marriage. The point at issue is one that has never been passed upon by the courts of the state, and it will probably be carried to the supreme court. The question is, can a man be held liable for debts contracted by his wife previous to their marriage? Young recently secured judgment against Mrs. N. NJ. Heron, now Mrs. Kies, for s130.25, in justices court. He now seeks to recover the amount from her husband.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25
New Postmastets.

Nettleton, Craighead county. Blanche Nich- ols. vice K. r. Pardew, resigned.
 Walnut Hill, Lafayette county, Mrs. L. Hern- don, vice A. C. Pitts, resigned
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25
A Tragedy

Unknown parties fired into the house of T. N. Voss, south of Camden, and seriously wounded him. his wife and child. No clew to the identity of the parties.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25

The Pulaski county grand jury, in it's recent report to the judge, said. among other things: This grand jury, from a sense of duty, and in conformity with the law and the almost universal wish of the people, undertook the suppress sion of the public gaming-houses of this city Uittle Roclx), finding fifty-one true bills against owners and employees of the same, and, as a result, all the public gaming houses in this city are closed for the first time in many years. :"
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