The Forrest City times., 1896-11-13
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

oIhEhWSE UNNOTICED.
The Iowa savings bank Of Sion,
Clty' Ia, has closed its doors.
Maj. and Mrs. Mckinley expect to
leave Canton for brief rest Friday.
Mark a. Hanna was entertained =,
luncheon by business men Of Naw
York city
The New York Athletic club has Of
Tered $1,000 for the Corbett-F,tzs;n,.
mons fight
oaleolowers were captured at St
Joseph, Mo-, with burglar tools in
their possession.
James Snodgrass, a resident Of Dp.
puque county, Ia, for 90 years, died
Tuesday, aged SO.
Palmer and Buckner carried Dudlar
township, Hastings county. Kas bv a
plurality of one vote.
The Lowell astronomical observ.
atory Is to be removed from Flagstaff.
Ariz., to Mexico City.
The Anti Vaccine league of st. Louis
Is preparing to resist the imperative
orders of the board of health.
Gov.-elect Stephens of Missouri is
improving in health, and expects to be
able to leave his room next week.
Mrs. Eliza Montgomery, of Sedalia
Mo-, has heard from her son. who was
kidnapped by his father IL years ago.
The storm which began at Leadville.
COL, Monday continued Tuesday. and
the heaviest snow in years has fallen.
Mrs. John Carpenter, of Anderson.
Ind, aged 81 gave birth to trlplets
They are all boys, and are in good
health
Bishop johnson, of the Independent
a. NJ. Il. church, was convicted at Fort
scott kas-, of making false pension
atfidavits
'Commonweal' Coxey has evolved
another scheme of government and
has called conference on it for Janu-
airy II in St. Louis.
Col. Thomas g. Lawler has been
nominated for the thirty-first time as
commander of Nevins post, No. l, G..
A. r., of Rockford, Ill.
Kansas City brewers and agents
were not indicted on the charge of
violating the antitrust law, as the
evidence was insufficient.
James Crawford was fatally injured
In mine No. 20, of the Western Coal
and Mining Co. at pittsburg, Kas
The roof caved in, piling a mass of
earth and slate on him.
A man was instantly killed and half
dozen slightly injured by the explo-
sion of l6-pound can of dynamite at
Germantown, Pa. The dead man was
an Italian known as Tony Brown.
Complaints have reached the Cana
dian agricultural department of the
arrival of consignments of filled
cheese at Liverpool from Chicago via
Montreal, the boxes not being branded.
Carrot A. Hobart, vice president
elect. who graduated from Rutgers
college in 1863, was the guest of honor
at the institution, Tuesday, on the oc-
casion of the celebration of charter
day.
Morning Sun, in Louisiana county,
Ia, and China Grove. Rowan county,
n. O., will be granted free delivery in
accordance with the experiments now
being made by the post office depart
ment
Incendiaries fred James Abbott's
house at Hamlin, Va Cora, his
daughter, aged 20, was burned to
death. She was recently acquitted for
alleged blowing up of Squire Vance's
house with dynamite.
A fve-year-old daughter of AL Har-
rington, farmer living north of Mon
ticello, H., was playing with the
broom, and thrust it into the fireplace.
The flames set the little ones clothing
on fire, causing her death in a few
minutes
George II. Morrison, the defaulting
treasurer of RENSSELAER, county, n. Y,
pleaded guilty to embezzlement. The
total sum of his defalcation was near
ly $40, 900. Morrison was sentenced to
ten years and five months in Danne-
mora prison.
The dead body of j. n Moran, a
farmer of Sherman county, Kas., aged
~, was found in his wagon ten miles
north of Goodland. He had started
from Goodland to his home, but died
from freezing in the terrible blizzard
which swept northwestern Kansas.