The Lamar register., 1889-08-10
EvERYwEERE.

Sunday night passenger tram a
few miles east of Kansas City was
robbed by hold ups, and the same
night train robbers got two thousand
dollars from q train in Texas.-E. F.
Hobert has been appointed Surveyor
General of New Mexico.-Denver
continues to be very wicked city,
with Pueblo not far behind.-The
Lyndon, Kansas, Journal says when
ever a man wants anything mean
said about another man, and dares not
say it himself, he goes around to the
editor and tries to get him to do the
dirty work.-Fort Garland proposes
to pay half the expense, if anybody
will build good hotel there.-Jesse
Taylor the republican lately appoint
ed receiver of the Garden City land
office, has taken charged. S. Smith
near Rosita short time ago killed a
bear that weighed over thousand
pounds.-Pueblo gave Secretary of
State James Rice complimentary
reception last week.-The New York
World is putting up building
thirteen stories high.-The Montana
convention said by a tie vote, no
woman SUFFRAGE in ours.-Postmas-
ter General Wanamaker is doing a
good thing for the government, by
the manner he Is handling the West
ern Union Telegraph Company. He
gives the company to understand the
government is superior to any com
pany in the United States.-Twenty-
five blocks at Spokane Falls, w. T.,
burned last Sunday night, the loss
amounts to ten million dollars
Thieves are almost as numerous at
Leadyiile and Colorado Springs, as
they are at Pueblo and Denver.-A
correspondent writes from Liberia
that he saw landed from an Ameri-
can ship on the African coast some
missionary and $4,000 cases of llq.
uor." That missionary must be a
representative of the Kansas City
Times.-The democrats are trying to
make it appear that the republicans
of the state are all at war with each
other. They will find out their ms.
take when the votes are counted the
next election.-The commissioners
of Kiowa county have been petiGon-
ed to changed some of the voting
precincts they established. The com
missioners have no doubt found out
by this time that it is hard to please
everybodY.-C. G. Cline editor of
The Sheridan Sake Times got tired
of the position and quit.-There was
g peoples convention held at Eads
the lst inst. at which it was decided
to nominate non-partisan ticket for
this fall.-Stuart is to have q new
paper to be called the Western Wave.
They will have to do better by this
new venture than they did by the
paper they had or it won't wave long.
Deputy Sheriff Vance, of Raton,
New Mexico, suicided by shooting
himself in the head with q gun.-The
Pitkln Miner has suspended puplica-
tion.-Four masked men heId up the
d. & r. G. passenger train Tuesday
night near the Utah line, they only
secured five hundred dollars, as the
express agent stood the robbers off
with winchester-Two men were
held at La Junta for trial in the dis
trict court, for breaking into freight
car.-The republicans of Otero coun-
ty meet to-day ut La Junta, to make
arrangements for the fall campaign.
Professor and Mrs. Bird are at
Palmer Lake.-The commissioners
of Baca county have offered stand
ing reward of s25 for the capture
and conviction of any horse thief in
that county.-The Springfield Her
aid says: The family of Mr.. J. c.
McMillen moved this week to Lamar