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The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-07
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action on the part of Green Forest people. and had alre ady subscribed his name to $500 of the bonus and to the guarantee that all money subscrib ed will be raised.
 Donations were called for and Sl490 were subscribed before the meeting adjourned.
 An executive committee for the pur pose of taking general charge of the work was appointed by the chair as follows; A. J. Russell, F. o. Butt, l.. E. Harbert, G. R. BIasingame, w. T. Gray. c. R. Grim was afterwards added to the committee.
 The Harrison committee went on 10 BerryvilIe Thur day morning and conferred with the ci tizens of that place and submitted their proposition. They told Berryvile folks that while it bad been impracticabIe for the sur vey to be made into their town, the committee had the right to assure them that the railroad people would do all for the town it could by allowing them location and control of depot grounds if their citizens would assist in securing bonus and right of-way. A committee was appointed 10 take the matter in hand and some tive hundred dollars were subscribed.
 On their return from Befryville Friday the Harrison committee met with our people at II o'clock. and the plans and work of the committee,
 The Eureka Springs Times Echo of Saturday afternoon says:
 "The surveying party has returned in force and gone into camp near the mouth of Livingston Hollow. Mr. Lee, chief engineer, has turned in all his charts, and is now in consulta- ton with contractor Scullin and the railroad officials in St. Louis. Further up the survey camp of graders has been established, and with a large number of teams seems to be awaiting final instructions to begin actual work.
 The engineering party will at once proceed to locate two 'ys, one where the survey leaves the maln line and another near the depot. The purpose of these is to allow all trains to run into Eureka Springs. Lumber and and other material is on the ground for constructing the camps, indicating that they will be put m to stay for some time,
 It was stated here yesterday by a member of the construction party that 800 aborers are advertised for in st. ions, for work on the road immedi- attiv. Tine indications are that if the right-of.way is secured by the latter part of next week, a large force of men will be put at work as soon there Ter as they can be secnred.
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RAILROAD MEETING.
Proposition Submitted to the People
 of Carroll County.

Green Forest has been the center of much activity during the past week in matters pertaining to the extension of the Eureka Springs Railway.
 A committee of Harrison business men arrived here on Wednesday night of last week and an enthusiastic meet ing was held at the public school building. c. B. Grim was chosen chairman and A. J. Russell secretary of the meeting. Addresses were made by II. A Crandall, Judge " burlington, Captain L. k, Harbert, Hon. k. o. Butt and A. J. Russell.
 Col. Crump carefully stated the object of the committee in coming here. He entered into the details of the proposition submitted by the raifoad people to the people of Harrison, ex plaining why it was just and absolute ly necessary that the people of this county help in this matter. The whole thing of procuring of right,of way from Eureka Springs to Harrison and ras ing the $25 ,000 bonus having been placed in the hands of the Harrison people, it become their business to deal with our pople. He told Us that while he believed our people ready and willing and amply able to do all that would be asked of Us, that the railroad people had given the con- mittee power to control location of depots in this canntv, and in order for them 10 be enabled to raise tine requir- ed money and right-of-way, unless our people were disposed to do their duty in the matter, it might become neces- this county, which would, of course, ruin the towns already established in short order. He proposed f Carroll county people would raise S250o of the required bonus and secure the right-of-way from the Boone county line to Eureka Springs that Harrison would dc the rest-a very euuit able proposition. indeed
 Judge Worthington then pleaded with our people as one equally inter ested in the development of Carroll county, and begged us to strike while the irou is hot and not lose the only opportunity we will perhaps ever have for railroad. He told us of the various plans that are now on foot to build roads into the mineral country, and should any line be built in ad vance of this road, our chances for & road would then be less than one in a hundred. He told us what road would do for us. While he had no business interests at all in H HarrisOn and but little in Green Forest, his home is in Carroll county, and his | pride was here. he had promised the Harrison people prompt and liberal
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CLERk'S NOTICE

Amed sn,ra,y ,s "rreoy given that the follow ing le octobar T,aus ,a,. and administrators filed at the S9r sas5sr "F ri. 9f the Carroll probate court lunts current 'IItT,cs their Respective N'r ors %ai fhs %aa ordersa y the i'd court o2 or rejection at dha tba advertised for 2rual 2r seceSnt sSn guardian Of Nellie Mahau 5tn knal account account tn1rr,, gnardian of Bert Mahsn 5tn S SeoGle9 tS ths same aH s"a id tG sGt N's Vcf, SOlS9a,
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 ss PrelNEe Clerk
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The Frisco road will erect magnifi cant new depot at Ft. Smith.
 There has been a brass band organ jzed at Eureka Springs.
 Mckinley and Dewey ate turkey to gether Thanksgi vIng.
 Democrats in Kentucky contest seven counties that gave Taylor 7 ,769 plural ity.
 Silver Republican Executive commit. tee decided that national conven- tion be held, identical in time and place with democratic and popuist conventions.
 Sec Root ordered American army in Cuba reduced 20 per cent. People gre satisfied with American control but anxious for ndependence.-Ge Wood declared Cubans in Santiago are satUfed and there is no danger of a rebellion,
 Roberts will be seq ted in congress on regularity of certerficate and then un- seated on charge of polygamy by practically unanimous vote.
 Electric spark caused fire in Phil adel phia, destroy ing Lippincott's publish iug house.
 l. w. Gayle was nominated by the democrats to succeed Congressman Settle in Kentucky. The Republicans and anli-Geobel democrats combined on W. c. Owens.
 Gen. Otis reports that the Americans have taken over fifty pieces of artillery from the insurgents during the last few days. Much of it was of modern pattern.
 Gongre ssman Richardson of Tennes- see was named minority leader by house democrats.
 The caucas of republican congress men unanimously nominated Gen. Henderson Tor speaker of the house of representatives,.
 The superintendent of schools at Kansas City, Kan, has issued all ediet against short skirts and the female teachers are very angry.
 The gold supply of the country still stands above the billion dollar mark. Webster Davis. assistant secretary of the interior, has gone on visit to South Africa.
 The lead and zinc fe Ids of Northern Arkansas are most easily reached via I the Frisco Line. Arrangements have been completed for daily stage service # between Chadwick, Forsyth and Lead # hilI, also between Eureka Springs and # Melville, via Berryville, Green Forest, # Harrison and Powell. These stages . make close connection with through # trains of the Frisco Line and afford # most comfortable and convenient t means of reaching that impor M 'ant locality. Descriptive Iiterature "''h rates, time of trains and M S'age connections will be furnished
 uy'h application to any representative
 o' Frisco Line, or Bryan Snder, Gen.
 V'"i Passenger Agent, St. Louis.
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A. J . Russell,

ATTORNEY .4TL.fU' Collections speciality 0nic" with Tribune, GREEN FOREST - AR{AN9AS.
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The depot al Wasbmn, Mo- was burned las week.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-25
GOMEZ IN HAVANA.

The Cuban Patriot Enters the City on
the Fourth Anniversary of the Ont
ot,r,t,o po,t,,,t.,, u,..,,.,,
-, "."''o, .I''-"
WI" ny S'cr'c3' Ehlhnsi"sih.
HAVANA. Feb. 2i.-Four years ago
Eo. day the revolution in Cub, which
H., Dc, ,doa l., ,,,
mas 'us' e''ueu III '''e oisappearahee oL
Spanish rule from this island, broke
I'm, ,bo1 ,rc,os b,,.o too,, ,roo.a, Il,
:"
'he inherent quarters Oh the city, Dear
Ing patriotic inscriptions. rockets are
poppInr in the mir hands arc nloylnr
"a co,oro, 1,,,o
'"' e'' '''' VI ~
Vafa' mas gwen PERMISSION 10 the Gu
bans to bring five hundred Of their
troons into tho cI,v wi,h cener.I Nav
-, -,
i''' 'o''e" "no mas 'e'eeteu 'h's uas
Tor ms trillmphal entry into The Cuban
capital. General Ludlow will also re,
ceiva Ce,o,oI cona- ,.;,h ,,,,,r,
"''.'
hotiols' anu ueheral Brooke desires 10
show the Cuban commander every at
iention. Gomez Will attend charity
ball this evening at Tacon. the proceeds
going TO the orphans o. Cuba.
Tie Aremen will give fire drill at
their house in Central park In honor OF
Gomez who will witness 1t and he will
be banGuetted tomorrow by the city.
The Cuban assembly meets ,o-n,or-.
row unde" the presidency of General
Gomez and 1t is hoped that the men,
bers will get down 10 business.
HAVANA. Feb. q. $40 D. m.-Seneral
Maxine Gomez. the Cuban command
r-in-chief. entered Havana this after
noon. escorted by General Ludlow and
his stan and Troop L, OF the Seventh
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BULGARIA SAFE
She Rides the Storm aud Sails into
Port with all ON Board In Good
HCnltb

She Rides the Storm and Sails into
Port with all ON Board In Good
Health.
f PONTA DEL GADA, Azores. Feb. "a.
$40 a. m.-The Hamburg American
liner Bulgaria, Capt. Schmidt, from
New York, on January IS. for Ham
burg, which the British tank steamer
Weehawken reported in distress 500
miles from the Azorc Islands. is enter
Ing this port. All on board the Bulga-
ria are In good health.
The British tank steamer Weehawk-
en- arrived at PoRta del Gada OH Febrtt-
ary l. with % passengers she had TAX
en- Off the Bulgaria. The Bulgaria was
spoken by the Wcchawken on February
s. She was pronounced TO be In Il sink
Ing condition. She had crew of 9S
men and carried Al passengers. The
Weehawlien lost sight of the Bulgaria
during the night Of February and was
obliged TO proceed her small boats hav-
Ing been swept and her bunkers being
full OF water. The rescued passengers
OF the Bulgaria reported that the cargo
OF the Bulgaria shifted. throwing the
steamer on her beam ends and that al
though u quantity Of her cargo was Jet
tisoned. the crew were unable to right
her. During the gale la0 horses were
lost from the Bulgaria and boat with
five men In her went adrift.
The Bulgaria 1t appears. stopped
eleven days, during which she was en-
gagged in repairing her machinery and
rudder. She lost one man during the
operation.
The British steamer AntillIan, Cap
tain Fost. from Liverpool on February
4, for New Orleans. attempted TO take
the Bulgaria In tow, but gave up the
task.
The Bulgaria eventually proceeded
alnna
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a REMARKABLE RACE
III Sidney, Australia, Which was won
BY n Dead muu,


VANCOUVER, B. c., Feb. 24.-Aus-
trallan advices by the steamship MI
owera. tell OF q remarkable bicycle race
In sydney, which was won oT dead
man. 1t occurred at big electric light
carnival. In one-mile race there
were fifty entries, some of the fastest
men in Australia taking part IN it,
While ten thousand people watched this
particular race, which was for magn-
ticent cup. young James Somcrville
passed under the tape winner and a
dead man.
Al the start he quickly forged ahead,
closely followed by another crack rider
named Percy Cliff They left forty
eight riders away In the rear and shot
around the track almost wheel to wheel.
When within twenty-five yards o! the
tape Somervllle, who still led by half q
wheel. was seen to relax his hold on the
handle-bars. His pedals whlrled
around. however. and he piuckiiy held
his position. Five yards from the tape
Cliff put on 4 tremendous spurt and
strucl; Somervilles hind wheel, shoot
Ing the machine with its then inani-
mate burden like q rocket under the
tape. The crowd yelled wildly. but ST.
lcnce ensued when Somerville. after
crossing the tape, plunged head fore
most from the machine on the hard
track.
When picked up he was dead Physi-'
Clans who examined his body said he
must have had an attack OF heart fail
'ure on. the last Inn
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amendment was few minutes later
coneurrcd In by the senate. The board
created by the bill is to act In an ad-
visory capacity to the governor In the
matter OF granting pardons.
The other bill, which was introduced
by Mr.. Behrcns, provides for the crea-
ton of n board of embalmcrs, to con-
sist of eight members. and prohibits
treatment OF n corpse for purposes OF
preservation by any person other than
a licensed undertaken.
/. The senate also passed the labor lien
bill. This measure gives to laborers 4
lien for their services on the property
Of any person or firm for whom they
may be working. Tho present law gives
them a lien only on the property of cor
poratlons. Other measures passed were
the Grafton charter bill, and the bill
providing for the establishment of kin
dergartens.
Some Senatorial Plcasantrics.
The senate this afternoon adopted a
resolution commanding Senators Elklns
and Faulkner on the course they have
pursued in regard to questions that
have arisen as Il result of the recent
war with Spain. The resolution as
originally introduced by Senator Stark
l.. Baker alluded only TO Mr.. Elkins,
but was amended by Senator Cornwell
so as to include the Democratic United
States senator as well. and was thus
accepted without opposition.
a pleasant incident OF the afternoon
session was the presentation by Sena-
tor Kidd to President Marshall. on be-
half Of the attaches of the senate. of a
handsome group picture of the senate.
Coming from the Fourth district sena-
tor, who had attacked the president n
few days before. the presentation was
the more pleasant President Marshall
replied in few well chosen words. A
similar present was made to Chief Clerk
John T. Harris.
The Mansfield rc-assessmcnt bill to-
day became law by receiving the gov
crnor's signature. Three other meas
ures received executive approval The
bill enlarginE the jurisdiction of the
criminal court OF Ohio county, the bill
providing for the refunding OF the in
debtedncss of lianawha county, and the
bill giving to the treasurer OF the board
of regents of the university a small
salary
Mr. Ashby introduced in the senate
set of resolutions declaring In the
most vigorous terms that the legislature
of West Virginia would entertain no
consideration whatever of the Virginia
debt question. 1t characterized the
recurring agitation" OF the matter as
the work of certain agitators and spec
ulators.' The resolution was ordered
spread upon the Journal.
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SERIOUS DIFFERENCES


petition.
COLUMBUS, o.. Feb. oi.-Thc con-
ference held here to-day between the
executive committee OF the Ohio min
ers and operators developed serious
differences. The operators OF this state
not having been a party to the inter-
state agreement at Pittsburgh, are not
bound by 1t and theS have determined
TO secure the most advantageous terms
possible by dealing directly with the
Ohio miners. At the conference to-dar
they demanded n settlement on the run
of mine basis in the Pittsburgh dis
tfict which Is fdftr-two and two-thiri
cents per ton. The miners insist ON the
price under the Chicago agreement,
which would be forty-seven and one
half cents pc" ton. Neither side has
yet shown a disposition to yield and the
conference adjourned until tomorrow,
with the prospects FOR a settlcmcn.
anything but encouraging.
National President Mitchell and Vice
President Davis are here to assist in The
settlement and will remain until n de-
cision is reached. The Ohio miners of.
fer TO send organizers into the West
Virginia coal fields and endeavor 20
:a!se the price OF mining there hut as
similar efforts In the past have failed,
the offer OF the Ohio miners holds bu.
little inductment - the operators who
have suffered severely by competition
With West Virginia.
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Newspaper buildings on Fire,

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Feb. oi-The
Tribune building caught fire at 1920
Tonight In the job printing rooms on
the third floor. and will probably be to-
tally destroyed with the Century build
Ing adjoining. The Journal-Times
building Is also on fire, hut will prob
ably be saved. 1t Is thought all the
employees In the Tribune building es-
capped. At 1850 Benz's wholesale LIQUOR
establishment across the alley from the
Tribune building, Is burning fierccly,
with occasional explosions, threatening
the whole newspaper row. s. E. Olsen
and company's large department store
across the alley on the south from the
Tribune. is In great danger. The fire In
the Journal building Is under control so
20
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Held for Murder,

Special Dispatch to the In,ellisencer.
NEW MARTINSVILLE,W. Va. Feb.
24.-The preliminary examination OF
Mike Moore, charged with shooting
Kirk Nay. at Smithheld. Saturday. was
held at the court house to-day before
Squire j. Z. Young. L. L. Robinson,
prosecuting attorney. appeared for the
state, and ]. W. and Lloyd McIntIre ap-
peared for the defendant.
Squire Young held the prisoner with
out bond TO answer at the May term
OF court for murder. Counsel for de-
fendant will apply for writ OF habeas
corpus to Judge Freer and ask tha; the
defendant be admitted to bail. The
court house was well filed but the
spectators were disappointed as but lit
tie evidence was offered by defendant.
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Hooking Valley fond Sold.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Feb. ei.-.rhe
Columbus, Hooking Valley e Toledo
railroad was sold here to-day By II. b.
CowGn and a. r. liumes, special mas
ter commissioners 10 representatives OF
the Morgan syndicate in furtherancc of
the reorganization committees plans.
There WAS only one bid made by VI. l..
ingalls,. jr.. and George +. Gardner, the
amount being that of the upset price.
S3,.5O,O0O Coz the road and SIaO,OOO for
the Hooking coal and railroad COM
pany. The two properties were knock
ed down Mt $4,Olo0Oi. The stock OF the
Wellston and Jackson belt line brought
$3.50, 900 and two other patches OF stocks
$4,000 each. Immediately after the sale
the reorganization committee and Off
Gals OF the road left on n special train
for Cincinnati 20 appear before Judge
TAFT and have the sale confirmed. M
tending then to return at once TO Col
umbus and complete the rcorganlza-
tlOn.
The present receiver y. Monsarrat.
1t Is generally conceded, viii he made
president OF The new company ana
have charge Of the operation of the
Rad u +. .
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INA TIGHT PLACE.

Dcroulcdc, Paris Great Disturbcr,
now in Cell = Scrious Charges
Made Against the Agitnt0r.
PARIS, Feb. 24.-Deputies Deroulcde.
Marcel Habcrt and Nillcvoye. who We're
@arrested last night. were confronted
. O'clock this morning win General Ro-
get, who declared that NJ. Deroulede
had tried TO induce him and his troops
TO march on the Elysee palace. The
friends Of NJ. Deroulede fear he will be
tried before the senate, sitting as high
court. In all. the police made about
four hundred arrests.
NM. Deroulede and Marcel Habert
are still detained IN custody.
The authority to prosecute them will
be asked Of the chamber OF deputies. NJ.
Deroulede will be tried before the cor
rectionafcourt for assault on the COM
mission. The chief of police COM
menced search OF the headquarters
OF the League of Patriots. situated In
the rue des Petit Champs, forcing open
drawers, boxes. etc.
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BRIBERY CHARGED
In Connection with the Passage OF the
McCarrcil jury Bill Through the
Pennsylvania Legislature.

PENNSYLVANIA Legislature.
HARRISBURG Pa. Feb. PA reso-
luton calling for an investigation into
the charges OF bribery In connection
with the McCarrell jury bill, was In
troduced In the house this morning by
Mr.. Koontz of Somerset.
The resolution calls for committee
OF three Republicans and two Demo-
cratic members 10 conduct the INQUIRY.
at an expense not 20 exceed $1,000. The
resolution alludes 10 the newspaper
charges and rumors Of bribery and re-
cites the act OF April 20 relative to the
offense and the power conferred By the
state constitution on the legislature to
act IN such cases. Representative
Kreps, OF Franklin: Dixon, OF Elk:
fowler Of Forest; Fow, OF Philadelphia
and Young. of TioSa, are named as the
house investigating committee. The
hearings are TO be public.
Mr.. Kreps. Of Fulton, In opposing the
committee named by che resolution, re-
ferred 10 the people urging the resolu-
ton rs "a little band of political cut
throats." Messrs. Fow and Stewart, of
Philadelphia. called the attention OF
Speaker Farr to the unparliameniary
language and Mr.. Kreps withdrew his
remarks and apologlzed.
The resolution gives the speaker
power 10 appoint the committee, and
was adopted.
The Philadelphia Press to-day de-
clarcs that II Is In possession Of evil
dencc that three members OF the house
were corrup,ly solicited 10 vote for the
reconsideration OF the vote by which
the McCnrrcll bill was placed on the
postponed calendar. The paper ex-
presses It's Willingness TO name these
men upon formal demand.
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Dcpcw to Rollroad men.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2i.-Thd large arm
ory OF the First infantry Ivas filed to
the doors by an audience composed OF
members OF the congress Of railway en-
ployes to hear the address by Senator
elect ChaunccS NJ, Dcpcw. d New York,
tonight. Tho speaker waJ warmly re-
Crivcd by hia audience Mt I'll . outset and
the expressions OF approvla, were ru-
mcrous and frequent ThI speech was
10 railrond men only and AZ n consc-
iQuencc somewhat OF n technical nature,