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The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
THrren.n-t ,h.. Io.hnr Ar--.

TEE report that John ?. Arrns.-oux. a prUzniD-u- mining man of Ishp~uirsx. sich-- committed suicide. on the eth. is ee1ied Mr- Armstrong was killed by an accident in one of his mines
 TuE Cairo correspondent Of the L>c-- don Daily Mail says he is informed oa reliable authority that three French o4srers have been in Khzr-Oun for three nouthS
 0S the sth- Col PiogEzrt reiterated hls refusal to answer Cosute Ester hays challenge 10 duel for eauseS growing 0st of the Dreyfus and Zola trials
 \ DISPATCH from Hong Kong. on the 1th. said that six additional Araeriezn war Tessels were expected there shortly
 DE GEExExs EATZ- a well-knOwn druggist. attempted suicide with strvch- nine. st Terre Hsz,e. Ind. on the s.h. after having been taken back there from Paris iiL. under charges ot for gery. which he admitted He may re- cover.
 ADoI-FE LCETSgRT is now an inmate of the Joliet lIlLl p-nit@ntizry where. as No ss<9. unless the unforeseen hap pens. he will spend the res. of his life for the murder of his wife in his Chiez- go sausage factory
 JoHS CoEwEx and his wife. heretofore highlr-respeeted citizens are in fail al Tipton. Ia. charged with numerous burglaries- An attempt by Corqyin 10 par hEs servants in new shoes. silks. etc led 10 The discovery.
 HE tug Lnderwriter. towing the Merritt Hrecking Co. $ derrick Chief. arrived in Charleston (>. C.g harf.Or. on the 9th after a rough passage of Hat teras during the recent gale. some of those on board were badly used up.
 ADMIRAL >iCAgD's squadron al Key West ]. held in readiness to sail upon short notice. Shore leave is practically suspended The vessels are all being coaled to their full capacity in prepa- ration for any emergency.
 THE Madrid Impzrcial says that Ad- mirsl Bermejo. minister of marine. has directed that the most active prepara- tions be made 10 mobilize The Spanish feet
 WHILE the eastes protest and the city and health authorities quarrel. the bubonic plague continues to spread in Bombay.
 THE United States steamship Havel. sailing from New York for Europe. on the sth. took out 3OO,Ooo ounces of sil- yer.
 TIE Royal Canadian dragoons at Winnipeg. Man. have been ordered to prepare to move to the Yukon They will form part of a military expedition which the federal government is send ing to that part of the Dominion. The expedition will be 260 strong.
 THERE have been only l9 deaths in saaguay. Alaska. during the past l6 months.
 AEs- ROBERT MAXWELL known on the stage as Charlotte Behrens. died at Port Huron. Mich, on the sth. after a long illness.
 TIE cruiser Montgomery finished coaling at Key West, Fla. on the sth. and sailed for Havana
 TWENTY THOUSAND persons. on the sth. attended the funeral of Signor Cayallotti. the poet and dramatist and well-known radical member of the Italian chamber of deputies, who was killed in duel with swords. on the eth. by Deputy Maeola, editor of the Gazetta di Yenezia
 \ sENI-oFFIcIAL note. issued in Mad rid, on the sth- declared that the Span- ish government had not received an- complaint regarding the attitude of Gen Fitzhugh Lee. the United States consul general at Havana
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
MURDER AND LOOT.
Prevails on the Island of Hsipan.

Anarchy Prevails on the Island of Hainan
 VANCOUVER E. C.. Mar, h l0.-Advices rom the orient say that a state o, anarchy prevails on the island of Hainan. Bands of outlaws. said to number coco meu. have raided II mili. tary camps and 2s villages. murderino and footing in their course. IL is i'm. possible 10 describe the triumphant march of murder and lust througb peaceful pastoral towns surrounding the city of Kio-Chow.
 After a week of slaughter. the an- archlSts grew weary and though, of safety. They erected barricades in the mountains behind Kla-Chow and stored up enough provisions To last them |. year.
 A greatly superior force of nilitar,. IS being mobilized for the purpos. of clearing them out.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
 PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

AT Key West. Fla. ou the 4th. all the Maine survivors received a months pay. and their claims for lost personal property were filed
 GEz. GoBIS. commander-in-chief of the q. 4. E.. speaking at Atlanta. Ga, on the 3d, said. If 1t appears that the Maine was destroyed by designing off cials we have American dollars to buy ships and the munitions of war. but there has not been enough Spanish money coined since the Inquisition to pay for the lives of those martyred sailors
 PETER H. CHRISTENSEN. g bookkeeper in an undertaking establishment at Burlington. la, received information through newspaper dispatch of the death Of his wealthy uncle near Stock ton, Cal. of whom he had been search ing for clew for eight years. By his death he becomes possessed of slOO ,OO0 estate
 FAILURES throughout the country, as reported by Dun & Co. for the week ended on the ith were 25l. against 24s for the corresponding week last year For Canada B, against 59 for the core spending week last year.
 ISAAC A. SHEPPARD, one of the most prominent citizens of Philadelphia, died, on the 9th. after lingering ill., ness He was T years of age.
 SECRET agents of the United States government have made full inyestiga- tion of the Havana defenses, including the plans of Notifications, the number of guns. etc, the report of which has been forwarded to Washington.
 AS order has been issued to make a test of the machinery of the eight old single-turreted monitors lying at the League Island navy yard. with view of determining their value as coast de- fense vessels.
 ONE person was sutfocated and died. later, and several were more or less seriously burned in a fire in tenement house in Pittsburgh, Pa. on the 9th. Only the quick work of rescue by the tiremen prevented dreadful holocaust.
 PRINCE ALBERT OF BELGIUM. who is expected to arrive in New York on the North German Lloyd steamship Kaise- Wilhelm der Crosse, is travelling in- cognito under the title of Count De Rethy, and such being the case. the government and its officials ear not recognize him as prince
 THE war department has decided to again occupy Fort Jefferson (Dry Tor tugasl for military purposes This is most important. as it shows careful preparation for possible war. The move follows quickly the signing of a large contract for ammunition.
 THE result of the election for members of the London county council is that the progressiyes QiberaD have secured 6s seats, and the moderates (unionist 4s. The election in Hackney was post poned, owing to the death of candi- date
 Ar Cedar Rapids, la. on the evening of the eth. while out walking and ap- parently without cause, Alfred <. Healy, about 25 years old, shot and in- stantly killed Miss Libbie Brauschand. Is years old. and then sent a bullet through his head. He will probably die.
 THE Houston CTex.) Post printed on the 7th, a letter from United States Senator Mills, in which he formally withdraws from the race for re-elec- tion, which leaves the feld to Gov C. A. Culberson.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
VERDICT NOT GUILTY.
gesas. of the Trial of Sheriff Mar
 in and Deputies
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clos- os ;A- Fszo=s Trizi os the Par tooaa-s ia th- Shooting of tae S-zk-rs al Ls.zE-r. Pz--MS--
 Iz.s-tze-ts Peo1.1g-

WuxEssAEzE- Pa March l0-I ne ivrT in The case of sheriff Martin and his deputies charged with the za4-Ing of strikers st Lsttiner. On September 70 last. returned verdict Of not guilty.
 Long before the time for court t.o con- veae there was big crowd waiting 70 gain sdni-tance 10 the courtroom and when the doors were thrown open there was a wild rush. bat only limited number were admitted Judge Woodward did 10. take his seal on the bench until nTe minutes after ten o'clock he gu-y coming in a few minutes later When he jurors had taken their seats the roll was called each man answering tO his name. The clerk then asked
 --Gentlemen of the iury. have you agreed upon verdict
 The foreman replied. Me haTs. a. the same time handing tae clerk the written verdict, which was promptly passed 10 Judge Woodward.
 After reading the verdict the judge returned the paper to the clerk. The A0A-C-- cAAA- ca,-A< -AAE ssa --Sa~-
 Gentlemen. your verdict in tae case of the Commonwealth versus James Martin. c, al. is not guilty. 50 say you aIl2-
 We do. was the reply.
 The jury was then polled and each juror answered not guilty as his name was called
 There was an attempt at applause. but il was quickly suppressed by the judge.
 When the jury retired Tuesday even- ing they took only one ballos. and it was unanimous for sequittal It Is said the jury was prepared for a Ter- dict before leaving the box. After the jury had been thanked and dis charged by Judge Woodward. Dis trict Attorney Martin asked that the defendants be required to continue their bail bond. as there are still T. in- dictments for murder hanging over them and B for feloniously wound ing. The bond was continued as re- Guested.
 District Attorney Martin says he has not decided what to do with these oth- CT cases The prosecuting committee. l; Is said will insist upon further pros ecution
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

Hos. TRENT HAMILTON, Baron Holm, of Holm Patrick, County Dublin, died on the 9th. He was the lord lieutenant and custos retulorum of county Dublin He was born in 1889 and married Vic toria, daughter of ten. Lord Charles Wellesley, and sister of the duke of Wellington. From 1863 to 1865 he was conservative member of parliament for County Dublin. Last year he was raised to the peerage of the United Kingdom.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

Os the eth, the Cuban situation de- yeloped two new phases when it be- came known that the Spanish govern ment had formally requested the re- call of Consul-General Lee from Ha- vana and had suggested the impropri- ety of sending relief supplies to the Cuban reconcentrados on the cruiser Montgomery and gunboat Nashville, with both which request and sugges- tion the government refused to com ply.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
Manila Nearly Wiped ou,.

VANCOUVER, E. C.. March .lo-Advicas rom rom the orient by the steamship Em- press oi India tell of the almost corn. plete destruction of Manila. Pbilinn;na islands by fire. Five million doIiars, worth oi property was destroyed
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
eeorrA. to H.,. an Erhibss al o..h.

ATLASTAGz-- March e-At ueet- ing of the Omaha commission and The of eomn-rce- it was decided 10 have an exhibit at the Omaha exposition con sisting of display of the resources 0t Georgia
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

BgIG.-GEx JOHN ". WILSON, chief of engineers, L. $. A.. arrived at Key West. Fla. on tine sth, from Tampa, on board the olivette. IL was presumed that the object of Gen. Wilson in visit ing that part of the country vas to in spcct the Qualifications.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

A COMMITTEE from the American maize propaganda, consisting of Col. Clark r. Carr, its president, and E. W. snow, secretary. are urging upon con gress the importance ofproyiding for a comprehensive and adequate presenta- tion at the Paris exposition of corn and all it's various products.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
Ah-~h.ua r. EEfu@.

CHICAGO. Mzrch IO-Abrshzz P. Kline a pioneer thrashinz machine zanufActCrer. is dad He w2s the fsther-inlsw of Congressman George \ White. of Chicago. Deceased wzs . vezrS old
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
War Imminent Abroad

LONDON, March 10 O.-The Euronea, situation Is regarded as more serioTe than that between the Tinted S+a.-1 ana span Russia and France. if is sald' wiH test England's declaration that she would prefer war rather than the dismemberment of China
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
Arrival of Russian warships at Hon.
 Kong.

HoNe koSG. March l0.-The Russian warships Sissoi Veliky and Nara-ir both belonging to the Black sea fleet have arrived here.
 The political situation is the far eaS. IS ca using uneasiness among the popu- lation of this port.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

Ggs. FTTzHrsH LEg. eonsul-general of the United States at Havana. when questioned regarding spains request for his recall. said. -.I shall continue to do my duty. which is 10 guard American interests
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

K Athens. on the sth. the royal fam family attended the laying of the foun- dation stone of an expiatory chapel at the scene of the recent attempt upon the life of King George Of Greece. The king was the recipient of a great popu- lar ovation
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
Battle Declared or-L.b.or p.f..,.d.

CLEVELAND. O.. March I0.-Atter more than two months hard fighting the ship yard strike has been settled The battle is declared of and the men con- pelled to acknowledge defea. which may mean the total disintegrstion of their local union
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

is view of the peculiar circumstance connected with the murder of the postmaster at Lake City, <. C., and the enormity of the crime, 1t has been de- cided to increase the government re- ward to sl, ,5O0 in each case. Every ef- fort will be made by the federal au- thorities to bring the guilty parties to justice.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

THE appearance al the White House, on the sth. of Sir Julian Pauncefote. the British ambassador, gave rise to the report that he had gone to tender to the president the good offices of Great Britain and to mediate between the United States and Spain. As matter of fact, the ambassadors visit was for DO such purpose
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
No E<rosusso. i. B.nn

wasHIxsrOs. March 70 -S@n5o- Men dorez- the Brazilian minister. sad to- day that he knew Of no revolution in Brazil and had received DO sdTiceS on the s1bjecs-
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

TBE jubilee znniverSzry Of the Ital- san constitution was celebrated h. Rome. on the sth- with general resoie- ing. The eity sras filed with visitors who thronged the hznGsoznely-deco- rated streets
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

MAYOR HARRISON of Chicago, on the sth, issued a call for meeting to take action on the movement to erect d monument to the men who lost their lives in the explosion of the battleship Maine, and appointed a large commit tee to take charge of the matter
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
Death of th. F.rf of Brs.sfosts.

LONDON. March I0.-The ear Of Brad ford Orlando George Charles Bridge man is dead He was born in l.i9. and was formerly lord chamberlain of the queens household and master of the horse In politics he was a con- se-Fafivr
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
I.I-a Inna..na shnrt.

ALEAxY Ore. March lC.-Crosby Nat thews. agent of the WellsFargo Ex- press Co, s' Newport. has been arrest ed on a charge of larceny. He was held in g. 800 bonds IL is said he Is SIG. .0co short in his accounts
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

WEBB McNALL, insurance commis- sioner of Kansas. notified the Ham burg Bremen Fire Insurance Co. on the 7th. that he will refuse to license it or permit i, to do business in Kansas this year. The ground alleged is that 1t patronizes what McNall considers a rating bureau.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

A DISPATCH from Washington, on the -th. said. The sentiment al the capitol. and especially on the house side is unanimous in support Of the action of the president in declining to recall Gen Lee
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

MK THoxAs ". CnIDDLER. the spe- ciaI commissioner Of the United States to the Paris exposition of lgoo and third assistant secretary of state, re- quests the press to deny the report that he has been commissioned to purchase war ships
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

THE navy department is making preparations to replenish the supply of ammunition of the United States war ships on the Asiatic station. The training ship Mohican. now at Mare island. will be employed to carry the supplies.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

THE Madrid IEpzrcszl says iha; A6- rzjrzl Bermeyo. minister 0t marine has directed thz; the rr8osz zetive prep sra.ions h% made 10 mobilize the span ish Sect
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
Prof. Ksssoxr-. rros..s.i. sues~s...-.

BEEKEET. Cal. March lo.-Dr. Pep per. prominent eastern esd1ezt0-. $ mentioned as a possible successor ot Prof Kellogg as president of The Uni Te-sitv of California
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
Charged with ,fn-a

CHICAGO, March i0-Fred Nj p-..
 ~ nouse' wanted in Wilton. Conn. for in, n uruer oi David $. R. Lambert, a mil. lary instructor at that place. is und..r arrest here. uh"sr
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

A DISPATCH from Pekin Says Russia has definitely leased Pora Arthur and Ia Lien Wan for gs years It is added that Russia has deserrnined to extend the Siberian rsfiroad to Port Arthur whether Ciaipa consents or not
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

A DEsFsrrH from Tzngier. on the ssh- said. 4 number of Giz,z Arabs have piiIared the Jewish quarter a; Tztxs. killed seTerzl Jews and abducted the Jewessez-
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

ITw2s announced CT the 4;h. that the czzr1na. wbo was said to have been snfferinx from slight inflammation of the lungs foIIowfng an attack of the measles. wzs inprgxs1g.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

dsrz-tusent. on the 7th- to put the Co., lu-nhiz and uinzesPolis- the two great eonEeree destroyer in o0DIissio1 al crcT
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
Elected a Repre.@ntatIve be-,

DS hliN' Marehl0 .-Baron Castlema;,s mas been elected representativa ',,'' ,1a'' 2 '"e Piaee of Baron Clarina. deceasa.,
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

IKE president. ca the sth. sent 70 the senate the termination of Wz- l. Csiho1n. os IIlins.ss 70 se al. interstate eoznerer ooUr-isssouer-
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
Hrpnosia Eana.-

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The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
A Strained rxxr

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The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
Cheap Medicine

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The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

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The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

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The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

If the cat scrztehes ron . is a'- si-n oi the Maltese cross. "a.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
THCRSDA Y. March n Grain and Provisions.


 ST LoCEs-Floar i'-seats B sJfs4 q. .st-alrh. s4 s1g,i-5g c4ssr. s4 otst-a Wheat Nc. ret Pc Sa } rel s5-- 1grz -s3 mixed eTa.e: No wh4t-. = J-ss No . Z7c Hay Prairie sa59 -ss- 2l1sI t{1noihy t1 0gfzgs s9: cles. tlnol8g- s9-sV, u.ae Eulter-Creamerv l3G195se; aalsl- Is D. Evzs-Fresa s-.e Lard -Pri-1s -l-4z1. sg3. Park-Sex stand ard 1ess, slL-~ B4cJa-Extrz shorts st. z5a. e: clear rlos 5 . 1s-. elsar { l5 sc al boxed Wool Choice iab-S1shed zEg-zss
 Futures closed. 2. z=sst-AlarcE gss zen. May sL9is. a July, SSc1
 FaEarss e!7sel- Cyra -Mareh. z7ssc 2. Mar. Y g-7sae D. @ulg. @s @.sea
 CHICAGO - Opening quotations. Wheat Higher mzrket- a. I-lyeTp o and Paris gave a hr-n tone to The ope-la-, .a wheat July start LAs si-Sc Sn1 A2y '4 se Higher al sl.gsss l. 1f5. IHes@ pE4ces 1ld u31 aJ1d- a3FsFsr. & aluo, : eTerytAlsg els- apparently favo-ed decline Julg sio~ly declined 50 sJaaslc. and May 10 sLei@c, July recovering 10 sie and Mar to sL0ise Corn May op-nsd al s0isc and sold at Sj'sg-sg-.e Oats--day opened Q. a57 Fsz3c and a1ct'lzte1 within .sc Elarglu- Provisions-May pork opened a. sly&5. sold al sluz.s, and -e- acted 10 sio-a May lard opened @t S5.i75, May ribs opened al g. l@...
 CHICAGO - Closing quotations. Wheat March sLes5f May, sios.: July. gOa. C % nc; September, .ilse, December. @J7.r Corn March. 2sse; May. ygs4 July. sI ,eses,e. Sen tenoer S-1Ee- Oats March 26l.c May. 2.c: July. 2shsc- POrk-Mareh sI0 p: May. slo ao. July. si0Si Lard--March s5 iTs.: Maj. & 20a az-+,: July, S,Z75t. Short Rios-March &. IS: May. 5 iS93i7', July, 6 2oga@z.
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The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

h'CASo-hoss Receipts, 2s .0O0 head: left over Sisa Market fairly active Sc higher Lights. sAfVgAsO, mixed. & 75da @. heavy t@'S9AS' rough, sS75Gas1 Cattle-Re- .e eipts, !Ss, Ii-S" head Market steady. Reeves. 8 soa5. 50; cows and hesfers. s2 l,C5z. raras steers, s1Ssg LSO: stocksrs and feeders ca s01 sSo sheep Receipts. 2I .0Jp head. Marke, steady 70 i9c lower Native sheep. s ooq 1 s.,. westerns ,aSoatiS Sc; lanbs, sLooGya50
 KANSAS CITT-Cstsie Texas steers a ,osa AoS: Texas cows. AODE4ls: native sree,s sr - ga'S' native cows and heifers. slsoz. s0- stoeGers and feeders, s3 S5G,5 $; bulls. a 30a = la hogs Bulk of sales. S osG-2 $; heayies. G. 7og5sa: packers. 3esa3 $. nixed ss -oS, @sSs, hghtss5 sSa375; yoriers 6 70 "a n. nie,s - S'gAo1 sheep-Lambs { 754s z5 uuttons, s3o5G4s0 '>''S'
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