The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-04-26
BY TELEGRAPH.



Fannie have sailed for Bermuda
During bull tight at Guadalajara'
Mexico, the bull ring broke and score oil
people were badly injured.
Two Senators in the Canadian Par
lament had row the other day, and the
big one shook the little one soundly
A Vermont woman was recently
married to the man who had murdered her
husband. Her new husband is in prison
for life.
\ Union Pacific coal mine at Rock
Springs, wyo., took IRE on the I'D, and
80 men, mostly cinnamon, are out Of en-
ployment
Captain Couch. the well-known
Oklahoma boomer, has died from the
effects Of gun. shot wound received dur
ing a quarrel over claim,
During tour by President Carnot
through France an amusing blunder oc-
CURED at ToaIon, whoa his servant was
mistaken for the President and escorted
through the city while his master was left
at the depot
The people OF Laramie, Wyoming
are having lively time with the gam
bling fraternity The latter claim the
right TO continue runuing under an old or
dinancc, but new council is disposed TO
close them up.
James Heating, Kansas City con-
tractor, used an overcharge Of dynamite
in blasting and damaged buildings and in
iured persons in the vicinity TO such an
extent that he spen, the rest Of the day in
adjusting damages
The Sultan of Turkey Is retreuch-
ing. He has discharged large humber Of
palace spies. His action will cause an an
nual reduction in the expenditures of sio
600. The department Of intelligence will
be recognized and reformed.
A reign of terror prevails in sanu-
ago dc Cuba, owing to daring raids Of two
bodies OF bandits who have been rayaging
the country. Outlaws recently engaged
in a conflict with the guards and three OF
the latter were killed. Troops arc now
! pursuing the bandits.
The crown pri nee OF Italy who Is
now travelling in Southern Russia, met
with railroad accident the other day.
As the train was leaving ylAdikarkoo, it
was thrown from the track by the break
| ing of a wheel Of one Of the cars, The
prince was severely injured.
The postmaster general fayors the
House bill providing fifteen days annual
leave OF absence for clerks and employees
attached to the first and second class post
Offices, after service for one year, but no;
| for third class Offices. He estimates the
additional cost al sIe5, 900 per year.
Strikes are taking place in all parts
/ OF the civilized world. In Germany, the
| executive committee Of the united guilds
requests members Of the guilds to warn
workmen who propose to take part in the
labor demonstration on May |, that they
will incur the risk Of losing their places II
they do.
Rev. b. + Foster. OF Topeka, who
has been in Alabama for the last two
weeks in the interests Of the Oklahoma
| immigration Society, writes that 1000
colored people will come from Alabama
before July to settle in Oklahoma He
has been making speeches all through the
State and has met with marked success,
When Stanley reached Brussels
detachment of the civic guard aud body
troops was drawn up at the station as a
| guard Of honor. As Stanley appeared the
troops presented arms, and the band played
| Belgian and American national anthems
The court retainers received Stanley, who
entered the court carriage and was driven
10 the royal palace, where he dined with
the King.
There is nov before the Territories
committees Of the House and Senate bill
to disfranchise the Mormons of Utah by
applying TO them stringent test OATH
like the one recently pronounced constitu-
tional by the United States Supreme Court
/ 1t is now proposed TO so extend the pro
| visions of this bill as to disfranchise the
Normons in all the Territories, including
New Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma.
The funeral ceremonies over the re-
mains of Samuel ). Randall took place in
the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church on
the morning OF the 18th. They were sim
pie, but solemn. The attendance com
| prised the Vice President, members Of the
Cabinet, members of both houses and other
| prominent people. When the ceremonies
were concluded the procession moved to
the Pennsylvania Railroad station. Penn
sylvania Avenue was lined with specta-
! tors.
Mr.. Parnen objects TO the Tory land
purchase bill. He says that was meant
simply TO enable one-ninth of the owners
of land in Ireland, these being the larger
absentee landlords, TO sell out at exorbi-
tant prices, leaving their poorer resident
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