The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-02
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was acquitted of the charge of mur- der in the second degree. Hender- son, peaeeable citizen of oil Trough, during last December had an altcrcation concerning some corn with Col. J. C. Yancey, prominent lawyer and stock raiser, and in that quarrel drew his revolver and shot Col. Gancey in the heel. Blood poison finally set in and after ling ering several months Col. Yancey died from the effects of his wound.
 Dal Melvin, a blacksmith living near Batesyille, has a freak calf three weeks old. On each hind leg from knee down there grows an extra leg with a fully-developed hoof on each leg and an extra half of a hoof on each inside foot, making five pieces of hoof on each foot. Every hoof touches the ground as the calf walks. The mother has an extra half of a hoof on each hind foot.
 Recently T. A. Monroe, cashier of the Peoples bank of Magnolia, dis covered in list of $10 notes one with the following warning written across the end: Beware of drink :; this is the last $10 of $10,000.' It was written in red ink. No one knows who wrote the warning.
 Mrs. Estes, who lives near Yell will, is now in her tooth year, having been born March 7, 1908. She has lived in Marion county since 1919. She is the maternal ancestor of more than 300 children, grandchildren and great grandchildren and great great grandchildren.
 l.. l.. Lieber, a Louisiana capital ist, is making arrangements to put in a large shingle and sawmill plant at Arkansas City. The site has been purchased and the work of construc- ton begun and Mir. Lieber expects to have the plant in operation by June 1.
 The General Bauxite Company, a Deleware corporation, has sold its mineral holdings in Saline and Pu- laski counties, Ark, to the Alumni mum Company of America, which is a Pennsylvania corporation. The consideration was one dollar.
 Alleging that she was injured while attempting to alight from a at Scotts, Caroline Hunt has filed suit in the Pulaski Circuit Court against the St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company for damages in the sum of $1,000.
 | Walter Harris, a Texarkana police man, recently shot and killed Har- rison Roberts and Ransom Stillman, colored. A verdict of justifiable homicide was returned as the ne- groes had the reputation of being bad men.
 A certificate of surrender of char ter of the Altheimer Long-Distance Telephone Company has been filed in the office of the secretary of State. Dr. D. C. Walt was the president of the company.
 Fireman Minica, who was injured in the wreck of the Iron Mountain freight No. 357 at Averys Spur, north of Moark, in which Engineer w. w. Brown was killed, died at Poplar Bluff.
 Geo. Tillers of Harrisburg has made a proposition for the estab- lishment of a fouring mill at Wynne, and it is now under consid- eration by the Business Men Leageu.
 Mrs. A. Larimore, who lived near Adona. was burned to death recent ly. Her clothing caught fire from 3 stove. She leaves her husband and three children.
 Dr. A. N. Bond, one of Warren, oldest citizens is dead. Dr. Bond was nearly so years of age. He leaves his wife, two sons and three daughters.
 E. o. Wagner has completed ar engagements to put in an eXperi