The Green Forest tribune., 1899-09-07
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 Two white men were hanged at Nnszogee. I. T., last week. It was the first legal hanging of white men in the territory.
 Ft. Smith brass band is employed for the season at Eureka Springs and nlavs at intervals, day and night, in inc band stand at the Basin Spring, William J. Bryan and family are snending a month in Yosemite Valley, CaIiforlia
 Itis said that more pearls are being Hound now in North Arkansas streams than two years ago. Tire contract for grading the Hot Springs railroad to Benton has been S SJet. and 1000 men will be put to work Bon it at once. The road is to be com speted this year.
 Grover Cleveland is said to have 8senatorial aspira tions. Mary Ellen Lease is addressing spir Itnalist campmeetings in Boston and #incidenty discussing politics. She is #cuing 10 take the stump against Bry &.n.
 & Following i8 the list up-to date of #t he candidates for governor: Judge
 Cigar E, Bryant of Ft. Smith, Col I ohm G. Fletcher of Little Rock, At VI orney General Jeff Davis of Russell Mile, Hon. J F. Wood of Marianna, IoI E. w Rector of Hot Springs and
 Speaker 4. F. Van leventer of Nor 8f lIton.
 # The peoples party of Iowa have nom- <Inated full state ticket. N There is possibility that seventy 1egroes may be hanged for treason at lDarien, Ga
 # John k Mclean was nominated for
 Governor by the Ohio Democratic con Mention.
 # The Indian Territory police have kbeen instructed to seize and lmpound Hthe hay of all iutruders caught i'll the Nation
 sM \ Rogers man whose property was In
 his wiie's name was left i'll a predica- Mlent when she died, leaving broth aM as her heir. The husband brought &Ntllt to have the deeds set aside, but
 btf0re tral he and the brother both @Ned. Now tbe widow of the brother sB seeking pUssesslon of the land. ga Little Rock is setting good example z1pr other towns in getting rid of that ssNfY undesirable class of people who shh . no vloaDle means of support, WIG neither work Dor spln, and Ayet manage to eke out some kind of
 pfecalious eXistance. Little Rock is 'ztakIhg these people up on the charge of
 Asrancy and if convicted they are
 xNeh JaII sentence with the statutory aMthu of bread and wa ter. Gen. Otis Is arranging to start news
 paper al Manila.
 AsgS#l he curtew law is being strictly en- aAWced at Eureka Springs
 lgEA cotton trust 10 control prices and ,sAl'ahee values Is now proposed.
 a pf"cianatlon issued by President st1c hlnIey has reached Havana and nas speen gwen publicity. It indicates the
 anteh uOn of the administrat to
 sNe the Cubans f-g0vernment. q ar r,, gpfpught total of I6 ,90S claims, of swhlch n0nber only about 800 have
 been allowed,
 ' sAn ais address to the Tenth Penns,l. ssauid regiment of vo'uuteerU at Pitts, Iparg, President Mckinley again de-
 nneded his Philippine policy. He s They became our territory as sas'R Il as the i.oulsana purchase or Texas
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 |sAAp hlted States officers now have
 1Ai ,s1s ge ot ManiFa's school system.
 .@ s'efe are l6 school dietIicts in the city,
 oaihg normal school. Tuition ,sss ee and the teaching of tAe English Apls' 1E'9n ehes is compulsory. iIs suage shackelford democrat, was 'Ss'ed In Bland's old district in Mis-
 Fl by 200G plurality. NM frenchman iIas written a treatise 5.s s' pow that tie French are superior to
 F'S z a. .Saxons, lie states that the 5;.i. ch VIII eventually crush the Brit s... 'ehident Niaa is not afraid that his '{iss W Ut be nrsnrpeui VI nile away from