The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-08-09
BY TELEGRAPH.

During one hundred years our gov
eminent ha. issued ass, 49, patents
Emperor William is visiting his
grandmother, the Queen of England
The railroads are cutting rates 10
the G. A. r. en;ampment at Boston
A famine prevails in the Soudan'
| In some parts of the country the deaths
average 100 daily.
1t is reported that an English syn
dictate is gobbling up all the glassware
plants in the country.
During the year ending June 5oth
the coinage of our mints amounted TO W.
0oO,O 600 in gold, sS6OoO,ooo in silver ana
81, 400, 600 in base metal
BY order of Emperor William lac
tory workmen's children who are weak
and ailing will have holiday at tho sea-
side at the governments expense.
The superintendent OF the Yellow
stone Park reports that buffalo and elk
are increasing very rapidly, and that tue
streams are being stocked with salmon
and trout
Twenty-four British sailors at
tempted to escape from their ships at
Newport last Monday by stealing YES
sells boat while excursiouists were land
ing. crew sent in pursuit shot one, cut
another's finger with cutlass and cap
tured ali but three as they were landing
at tho torpedo station.
| There was another wreck on the
Louisville, New Albany aud Chicago rail-
road Sunday. Two men were killed and
| several injured. About seven miles north
OF bedford, Indiana, the south bound pas
senger train came in collision with the
north bound passenger from Louisville
Several of the cars were completely tels-
scoped.
A committee OF members of the Ar
| gentine Congress waited upon President
| Ceiman and gave him two hours in which
| to resign. They threatened impeachm ent
| by the Congress in case Of his refusal
| Celman Immediately sent u message TO
Congress offering to sacrifice himself 70
the welfare Of the country. Hi, resisua-
| tion was accepted.
Miss NJ J. Palmer. OF Philadelphia,
| W AAb hA- UttH ~ W 2NAAAeAr AAeAne,t 49,
time selling an alleged new specie OF six
"orin' Has oee" ~. ,slI-s
money unuef iA'se P'eeen'o'' SHe
large prices LOT tue SIX worms " suAt a.
teelnR the pFouue' a. lofty oens $4,000
Ier senenle' II IS s"ta' wa $3.50
the RUSSIAN OATS oaooie'
An attack was made upon the town
| Of Shafter, Preside County, Texas, on the
9Th by twenty-five Merieans state
ranger > u oFaNes was A'4'ed "Nu
MY sherin !. Lee seriously NounH
whi'e endeaN0flns 70 ArFes' 'ne do hiS-lt'
posse q rangers anu uePuS snef ms
nave leI' Hiafia 70 CAPTURE inc maui .,
| hs Reported lha' ShAi'ef was sac 'N"
burned
A telegram from Kingmsn, Kansas,
| saws that the rra.shopper, have made
| their appearance by millions in Kingman
| County, and that they are appearing rapid
Iy in Sedgwiek' Keno and harper Coun-
ties IL Is feared that this pest Is 70 DC
| added 10 the ieAriu4 croutn ahd not "lhos
now sweeping over the sunhower State
and there VIII be no salvation Tor any crop
In southern Kansas
1
| Legislature is ended. The Worlds Fair
| bill which wa. passed provides that the
| made land. after the fair. whenever divert
ed to auy use other than a public park.
! shall revert 10 the State Of Illinois. A
Joint resolution Recommending 10 the
| Worlds Far directors toe enioreemento oil
the eight honr principe And tnat no aliens
be employed was adoptea os aeeianation-
| Advices from Athens announce a
| most disastrous fire upon the celebrated
| Mount Athos. the holy mountain of the
| Greek church. The fire hs. destroyed the
| largest part of its wonderful forests. OF
! the twenty Greek monasteries which have
been located on the mountain for centuries
| most have been completely DESTROYED
| Tn, damage is estimated at 5. coo. COZ franc.
| Twenty monks and hermits persisted in
tho flames.
Mrs. Martha Hamilton, a wealthy
| resident of Beaver Brook. Connecticut
has died from the effects Of 4 spiders bite.
| Ny-s uauilton wa. at work in her garda,