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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20
Serr nnb sSrau SAetuiti1.

5err 5eraius 6. Sdepiti6, big por
Rur3em &ebafteur Der gietp Oorter
uVolfs5eitung", 1T nit ieiner Satin
oieier Sage auf bem Dampfer vWie,
lamb" mad 0amburs abseieselt, um
fi6 in ieine ruilifdbe 0eimatb su bese.
ben. 9err 99eipiti1 mar bstanntlid
In Mmerifa elmer BET rabifalfen So,
cialilten, unb man glaubte bieIfad, er
lei megen nibiliftifGer unltriebe ieiner
3eit gen6tbigt geneien, aug &uBlanb,
Do ct eine 5tele i'm 5taatsbienit inne
gu flieben. Gem III aber ni6t 10; erbatte,
CAB feine Stelle auf uno DerlieB ieine
0eimaib. um ieiner nunmebrigen @at>
tin, melGe in Petersburg als 69aus
iplelerin aufgetreten mar, unb beim er.
itsn Blid iein 9er3 setponnen batte,
na93u,eiien. Jrau Sdemitib, bsHer
befanAt unter benz 9famen 9eIene bon
Gacomiba, bat cine in mebr als elmer
Ve3iebung nerfuiirbi9e 2auIbabn
binter ii6. Sic ift cine geborene
.. D0nniges. bic So6ter eines bap.
rif9en Staatsbeamten. eSm Nlter BON
Is Sabren lsrnte ie Gerbinanb 2ai.
lalle fennen, Der oamals auf Der
90le ieiaes Rubmes seianben, uno
Derliebte ii6 in ibn. Die gltern mols
ten aber bon elmer ebeliden 8erbinbung
ibrer SO6ter nit benz foeialiltii9en 4gi.
tator nibts tpii1en, ionbern bebnr3ugten
einen anberen Jreisr, ben Baron bon
Gacopib. GieIer t6Dtete baum. tpie Be-
fannt, in Der Golge ben NebsnbubIer i'm
Ouea unb fiibrte bic f96ne 9eIena gum
Sraualtar, itarb aber i9on na9 nenis
gen Sabren an ber S9minbiunt. 6pds
ter beiratbete feline Witttpe bann ben
Shaufpieler Jriebmann, bod lieBen li9
Die 8eiDen mad tur3er gbe ipeeen I'm.
pertrd9lidfeit tpieber f9ei6en. 9elena
bon Racowiba trat bann in berf6iebes
men Sbeatern auf unb lernte in peters,
burg ben iungen S6elpiti6 fennen, Der,
wie geiagt, 8aterlanb unb Greunbe it,
retbalben aufgab, fie beiratbete uno nit
ibr na6 Stem Oort tbsrfiebelte. Sort
eing es ibnen Nnfangs aienlli6 idIe6t,
big 5hepitl9 br<9 0ermittelung bes
Soeialiiten Mleranber Sonas on bic
p8olfs3eitung" fam. gBie es f9eint,
bat 6err 59ewiti6 ii6 iebt nit feinen
8ermanbten in &uBlanb ipieoer auss
gei6bnt unb febrt beBbalb nit ieiner
Satin in bic 5eimatb suriid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20
8!aine's pertrauteifer ppIitildle

B!aine's bartrautefier poIitil6er
Ma6er in ieinem 0eimatbsiiaate
Waine, SOe ManIp, erfldrt = llatlirli9
i'm @inpetiidnbaiB nit ieinem politis
fben Wteiiter = Golsenbes: Blaine
babe ben Gebanfef, fid nod einmaI
um bic prdiioentihaft Der Ser. Staas
ten gu bsmerben, gdn5li6 aufgegeben,
uno bas mubiame 9lmt beg Staatsie.
fretdrs iuerbe er ldngIfens big gum 4.
Wfdr6 1898 Gallo bem Sage, on tpel6em
9arriion's prdlibentidaft ablduft).
beibebalteu. 9lber ba ibm cine politiz
f6e 3bdti9teit 9eoiirfniB lei unb er 10
gerne in Waibingtou berpeile, 10 tpiirbe
er gerne nD6mals Waitglieb ber 8unoess
Senates perben. = Nuu pirb Der cine
Sb bon Maine I'M 8unbesleuat gerabe
am 4. 9fdra 1898 Ieer. Da Iduft ndm.
lid Die 3eit bes Senators Sale ab.
unb wenn Wtaine bis babin nod cine
republitaniiGe @eiebeebung Dot, f6nnte
Der Wuni6 8laine's bann leidt erfalt
Derben. Sebr aft tpiirbe Blaine 3u
anfang beg Sabres 1898 ni6t iein,
ndmli6 erii breiunbie93ia, alio fur els
men 8unoess Senator siemli6 jung.
Nls geiitig bebeutenber Mann 'tpdre er
elmer 0iittelmdBisteit tpie Gale, 5umal
in. einem Senat, Der felt einiger 3eit
melt mebr 8elbidde als CUTE 66pfe ents
bdlt, gar tebr bor3u3lebsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20

Ser 8iernerbram1 in ben @er.
Staaten wdbreno bes an 80. MpriI
1890 enbigenoen Sabres bat 26. .820, 953
Barrels betrasen. Dies bebeutet i'm
Werglei6 nit benz an 80. 2lpril 1889
beenbigten Sabres cine 3unabme bon
1,722,1lS YarreIs. Sn erfsr 2inie
unter ben biertrinfenben Staaten 1tebt
Stem Yort, nit einem 8erbrau6 bon
8.435, Ill Barrels; ibm folaen penns
fplpanien nit 1858, 1876, Obio nit
2,301 ,413, Sainois nit 2,1S2. 1893.
Wiseonlin nit j, Oil POI, MiKouri nit
1,S01, 500, Netp Serlsp nit ], ,498, ,288
Barrels. Die iibrigen Staaten baben
ie tpeniser als eine Miaion Barrels ge=
trunten. Ser Bierberbrau1 mar am
3erin8iten i'm Serritorium Nri3ona, no
er ftur 682 Barrels betrug; iogar in
Qlasta tpurben in ber glei9en 3eit 773
Barrels pertilst. 9ie meiiteu Staaten
tueiien cine 3unabme i'm 8ierberbraud
auf. Cine Qbnabme aeigt fi9 bor Mls
lem in ben probibitionsfaaten. mas
pobl bamit erfldrt merben muB, baB
Der beimIi6e Suff aus begreifliben
@rinoen iib mebr an ben 96naps
bdlt, Der f6 lei9ter i'm 5iiefelf6aft
berbergen ldBt. Sn 3anias 1T Der
8ierperbrau1 in ben genannten Sabren
bon 300 Barrels auf 2. 700 geiunten,
unb in Soma pon 112,470 auf 88. .266,
mas iibrigens fur einen Prohibitions
ftaat nod cine re9t aniehnli6e Menge
1T. Nus Nrfanfas, 0loriba, Miffi.
lippi, Nor6 Carolina uno 8ermont
Iiesen feline Ingaben ii6er ben Bierber.
brau1 bor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20

sdslide Sreie 4reiie fit seras
erf9eint
mit Ansaa9me oes Sonnfass
unb foitet
$1,000 fir Sas Sabr pScr $3.50
fitr 3 Mpnate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20
Nn6lens Mrutea.salbe.

Die bette Salbe Der Welt fir Sdnitte,
0uetfdunsen, @ei6piire, Gisber. uuo Sdut.
Gusfdla9, Gle9te, seiprunsene Sdnbs, GrOf.
bruIen uno alle Sautfranibeiten furirt 3D.
morrboioen ober feline Scsobluns. 8auise
Sotisfattion 9arantirt o6er 6as @elO wirb
auriiderifattet. 2b Gents bic SdadteI. Bum
8ertauf in allen apotbefen. 9reib, 3bomp,
ion & Co., @bolefaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20

Mann. pieberbplte bieie pro3ebur meb.
rere W1ale unb brummte oann:
nMtRen fi6 ibentificiren taHen!"
uSeit mann", frug BIadburn entrii.
ffet, nbebarf elm @enator Der Ser.
9taaten Der S0entifieirung 2" unb
iiiirmte binaus.
SH fiinf Minuten bate ct natiirIid
Semanb eefunben, ber feline vg6tbeit"
fefffellen fonnte. ug1un Iagen Sic
mir einmal", frug 8ladburn, nadbem
er iein @elb erbalten, y mas tpar benn
eisentli6 log nit Sbnen 2"
ySie miilien mid entidulbigen" NOR
bic 4ntmort beg Gaiiirers, vaber id
babe nod ME einen Ser. Staaten- Ses
nator in einem folden 9nauge ges
febeu!"
Seitbem 1T De, GubiuuseuzN zNn3ug
peridmunben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20
Die idfRlde Reaisruua. bon bel

= DIE I1WTIWe TeBterUHB, DON 0ein
0resbener 8ereine gum S6ube Der
Sbiere sebrdngt, cine GaBeniteuer bon
l Mart idhrlid einauftibren, bat f1
an bic Stdbte gewenbet, um beren
Meinuns 81 b0ren. 9ta6 ber Darftel,
lung bes Sbieri6ubbereins bermebrea
fi6 bic &aben ing llaenbli9e unb tras
gen bic Sauptidulb barau, baB bic
8rut Der 5iugb6gei berni6tet tuirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20

s1~ Belidtist bel pancoait &
8 o bn ben groBen 8orratb eleganter
4naiige fir bieie Saiion bon $40 aufs
iudris. 9ie beiten Waarsn fir biliges
@elO! Seine fertise gnSiige, bon Ben
beiien 56neiberu berseitellt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20

n6- WiinI9en sic einen feinen MO.
bernen Inaug gemabt2 @eben sic gu
pancoait & SDbn. Oie feinIten
importirten Stoffe finben sic bort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20

Die
W6aentlide 6reie Yreiie fit geras
eri9eint
jeoen Qonnerfa8
unb foitet
$3.50 fitr baS Sabr pber 1925 fir
6 Mpnatc In Vurausbesablnna.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24
The Marriage of Miss Blaine.

w.su,~er,> NJ ~ M,-,-ar,.,
~ -
20 '. e'e = -,
| afternoon IN woIt.r D,,,r,.,.h ~ xev.
york a, tho resiasrre a, re h-,d,,s
ns-.,,s 4, N,,5i.o, r,I,,.
/, .s i,,,.,,,.,, =, h,,.,, ,hIs ,,,,r-i,..,.
conducted a. o,,i.,t,, A. ross,hle IN. ~.
h.s, aror,s q, ,bo ,.r,il,. ,,.,,. ,,o,,,ns-,
| ,ivalv tp,;le a,,irs, ~, ,,i.h,.s ~ in amer
,IaI fr,ands md ire ,,ars,,,o,,, ,xu. ,,,a,,i-
cd nv . hriIlian,.y and ai.p,.y M, ,,,,,,an,-
mated Tn. cer,,,opv yyu. attended hy
Rev Dr no,gls.. rc,-,or az :, Iobn,s
E,nisco,.I Church ~ which IN. hr;5s -
csn,i,, became n ner,bcr Tn, decorations
,,,.-,, hea,,,i,,,, !, .i,,rl,,.,,,. .I.hr.. -
dred friends ,r.rc in ATTENDANCE. fp,Iudin..
President and Mr., Harrfsop Mr.. AIrKe,
canine. or,c.rs an,, Ladies' Of rbeir families
member. NJ tho S,pr.,r,. Copr, .,t ~.
enti,a dinlouati, corn. many usrnb.sys ~
,,or,,ra.s and other rn,,..epta,i,.,.. q,
oo,,iaI so,.,.,v nj IN. ra,,,r..I Tht. go
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

HAVANA. May ls.--During fire in
hardware store last night barrel Of
powder exploded. The whole structure
was blown to pieces and twenty-five per
sons killed. Among the dead are four fire
chiefs and the Venezuelan consul, Senior
Francesca Alva, who happened to be in
front OF the building at the time OF the ex-
plosion-
In addition TO the killed over 100 persons
are injured. The explosion caused the
widest excitement throughout the city
and thousands 1ocked TO the scene of dis
aster. The principal authorities were
promptly on the ground and did every
thing in their power TO aid the injured.
Several houses adjacent were damaged by
the explosion.
Ldter-The number dead up to this even
ing is thirty-four. Gangs of men are at
work on the debris Many human limbs
have been taken out. Relatives of missing
persons are gathered on the spot, and as
bodies are brought out the scenes are dis
tressing. The proprietor of the wrecked
hardware store is arrested. 1t is feared
several more victims are in the ruins.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24
The State Conspiracy Case.

The conspiracy case on trial at
Denver is flushed. The jury acquitted
the defendants, Captain Rice and Collier
Il Cleaveland, of the act OF conspiracy, but
ensured them as follows;
THE Jury has given careful eonsidera-
ton to the questions presented to them,
and while clearly OF the opinion that the
testimony did not show that defendants
did conspire together, and, therefore, are
not guilty OF the crime as charged, they
feel IL duty they owe to themselves as
well as to the people of the State to call
attention To a few facts
"They are convinced that there has
been gross overcharIes made in the bills
presented to them for consideration The
public printers have because OF their
willingness to bid in some cases less than
actual cost, relying upon the carelessness
and want of regard for the interests of the
State on the part of State officials shown
that it was their intent TO make these
overcharges when opportunity offered.
Such intent and acts, in our Judgment,
calls at least for public censuro.
1--WE are convinced that the Secretary Of
State did not have that regard for the in
terests of the people that a proper hppre-
citation of the duties Of his offiee demands
that there was gross careiessness and
neglect in the procuring OF supplies and
arranging for the economical purchase OF
same-such carelessness and neglect As
calls for like censure.
Though other State officials are not on
trial at this time, we feel that equal. If not
greater cArelessness prevailed in the Office
OF the State Auditor and on the part of the
measurer OF State printing, for, without
such neglect of duty on the part OF these
officers, it would not have been possible 10
secure warrants in settlement Of accounts
that were mauifestly wrong, not only in
the items charged, but also IN the eompu-
tation, which should have been apparent
to an accountant of the most limited ex
perience.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24
AGAINST THE MoRMoNs.
The Property of the Church May Be
Seized by the Government.

WASHINGTON, May l9.-The SUI
preme Court of the United States to-day
rendered an opinion of vital interest to the
Mormon Church in the suit of the Church
of Latter Day Saints against the United
States, which comes here on an appeal from
decision of the Supreme Court of Utah
| in favor Of the United States. This court
afirms that judgment.
Inc case grows out OF the Edmunds anti
polyg1my law, which dissolved the,,Mormon
Church corporation and escheated TO the
United States the real estate owned by the
church. The Mormons entered suit TO have
the law declared unconstitutional on the
ground that Congress, by the dissolution,
assumed judicial power; that the act of the
legislative assembly of Utah Incorporating
the church constituted contract which
could not be impaired by Congress under
the authority to repeal Territorial enact
ments, and that the doctrine OF escheat was
alien to the spirit of free institutions. On
the part of the United States it was con
tended that Congress had the authority to
repeal all Territorial enactments. That
the act incorporating the church was in
valid as an attempt to establish religion
contrary to the provisions OF the constitu-
ton. That the charter should be annulled
for the abuse of granted rights, and as
whea the church corporation was dissolved
there was no one to whom to turn over the
property, it was properly escheated to the
United States.
In its opinion the court says the distin-
gushing feature OF Mormonism is well
known to be polygamy and the absolute
ecclesiastical control of its church mem
bers. Notwithstanding all effort TO sup
press the barbarous practice Of polygamy,
thes sect perseYeres in defiance OF law in
propagating and promoting this nefarious
doctrine. The question, therefore, was
whether the promotion of such an unlaw-
full system, repugnant to our laws, is to be
allowed to continue. and whether the
enormous funds which had been accumu-
lated should be welded for the propaga-
ton of the obnoxious practice; for the
promotion of organized rebellion against
the laws of the United States.
The Church had back of it a contuma-
cious organization welding by its re-
sources an immense power in the Territory
of Utah and employing those resources in
constantly attempting to oppose, subyert
and thwart the legislation OF Congress and
the will of the Cover nment OF the United
States. Under such circumstances we
have no doubt of the right OF Congress TO
do as it did. The decree OF the lower cour,
is affirmed.
Justice Bradley delivered the opinion.
Chief Justice Fuller said he and Justices
Field and Lamar were constrained to dis
sent
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

Norwegian nsvigators still cling to tbs
ide of discovering the north pole. Thsii
hopes are based upol the fact that variou.
articles from the Pncihc are occ IsionaIly
found stranded on the coast of Greenland
having been carried there by some current
A nota pie instance OF this is the hndin-
there of a pair of oilskin trousers, marked
with the name Of one of the crew OF yes
sci that had been wrecked on the Pacid,
sile of Behring's Straits. IL IS argued thai
where pair Of trousers eau 90 properly
constructed vessel ought to be able to fol
low. by virtue of Il Supposed current 30
tween the ;'so oceans. via the arctic poia
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24
Boston's Anti-Bar Law.

BosToN, May 2O.-The auti-bar law
went into effect to-day for the first time
since it was enacted fifteen years ago, but
it does not mean the abolition of the bar
per sc. Very few bars are being removed,
but their days of usefulness are over until
another legislature can remove the obnox-
ious law from the statute books, for that is
TO be the gubernatorial and legislative
hght next fall Every bar-room in the
city will have a screen during the emain-
der of the year. The screen encloses the
like cage. Just at present it is a bear
garden, Judging by the fierce looks on the
faces Of the bartenders. Under the rul-
ing OF the board of police a man may build
a screen in front Of his bar, or he may pile
a stack of lager beer boxes or any other
material on it, anything. in fact, so long as
he does not deal out liquor over it. In the
matter Of feed, they are warned TO be very
careful, and are particularly cautious not
to give drinks TO persons who are stand
ing. All must be seated The liquor eau
be drawn behind the bar as heretofore, and
the glasses when filled may be deposited
upon it, but the walters will be Obliged TO
70 behind the bar and get the liquor, or
else pass through the arched openings
which in many instances are cut for that
special purpose. Several dealers have
been arrested, and their cases will be laid
before the supreme bench as quickly as
there
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

ONE of the judges of the supreme
court of Wisconsin, says that the re.
cent decision prohibiting the reading
of the Bible in the public schools
merely forbids its use as a special book
for a specifically religious purpose. The
Bible may be used in the school like Il
history or any other book and as such
may be read before the entire school.
This IS what might be5termed lega
sapajstry q stately prorDiusnoe or ;
sasss.n pin a tss lSsaieraH. prash
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

Specimens from tn e marble deposits re
Gently discovered near Las Cruces that
were sent to an expert in st. Louis, have
been returned beautifully polished and
pronounced of the very finest quality The
surface outcroppings are very large on the
belt, which is some two hundred feet wide
and extends along the base Of the noun
tains for a long distance, being closely
traceahle for many miles. These enor-
nous and valuable deposits lie along the
base Of the great peaks about twelve miles
from Las criccs, flellpfr RspubIicg4.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

THERE is an old saying that appear
ances are often deceitful, and young
girl Of good breeding should wish to
know more of a man than that ne
"lodges in a well-known private resi-
dence and appears to be respectable, :"
before she asks some one to introduce
him and then allows him to escort her
home from church. There would not
be so many unhappy lives If girls were
taught to properly regard the honor Of
their acquaintance.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24
Slick Gold Mining.

IsIIPEMISG. Mich, May 20.-Henry
varcoe, employed as 'sorter'' at the
Michigan Gold Mine, quit work last Sat
urday, and was to have started for Eng
land last night. A search warrant was
secured and his trunks opened and quart
bottle filed with fine gold and several
hundred pounds of very rich rock were
found, estimated to be worth at least
5000. Varcoe is in jail and confesses that
he was not the only thief at the nine It
Is thoagtt thar Thousands Of dollars hsvo
slrssdy hren stolen
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

THE United States attorney for the
southern district of California. has
bean instructed to prosecute all per-
sons engaged in the attempt to SNUG
gle Chinese laborers across the Next
can border into this country. and the
collector of customs at San Diego has
been instructed to arrange for the re-
turn to China of all Chinese captured
10 attempting to enter this country
Illegally.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

HAPPY babe" wrote Schiller, ..for
thee thy narrow cot is world too
wide; become man and the world
will be all too narrow" The apostro-
phized babe is presumably an old
man by this time and knows how far
the poets idea OF life falls short
of the reality. 1t is youth wants the
earth, while age is often thankful for
cot if only wide enough to lie down
IN.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

DURING this generation there has
been proposed to the country plain
tariff, q tariff for protection, a tariff
for incidental protection, tariff for
revenue only with incidental protec-
ton, tariff for revenue only. and the
mother-in-law who goes on tare il
John happens not to walk quite as
circumspect as she thinks he ought
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

That the Gar is standing on a
volcano all seem to admit. but whether
it will burst or be quietly cooled by
timely and iudicious concessions the
events of the next two years will de-
termine. Had not Alexander ii. been
assassinated by few wild Nihilists,
Russia to-day would enjoy constitu-
tional government.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

THE Australian system is not on
trial; il has already indicated itself,
but you, under the system, are on trial.
Independence can have its own way.
You can scratch and no one can make
you afraid. What will. be the result
under the system may not be foret old.
AS has been said, when a man is left
alone with his God and his led pencil
you can't tell what may happen"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

CONGRESS of Beauty is to be
held in Rome in May. Only Roman
ladies' OF 1.-THE stcict four grand
branches, viz. brunette, blonde,
auburn, red. and faxen," will be
allowed to compete. and they must be
twenty-five. There will be only two
prizes, the first 81, 900, and the second
81 600
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24
An Ohio Storm.

WOOSTER, Ohio, May ia terrific
cyclonic wave, rain and hail storm passed
over parts OF Congress, Camiu, Chester,
Milton and Chippewa townships, this
county, between , and o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon, doing tremendous amount of
damage
The storm swept section three miles in
width and eighteen in length. The most
serious damage was done in and near the
villages of Congress and Rowsburg.
In Congress every pane of glass facing
north and ives t, unprotected by blinds,
was broken by hail-stones, which fell to
the depth of eight inches on level En-
tire orchards and strips of oak timber were
blown down or twisted to the ground
Many houses, barns and outbuildings were
unroofed or blown down
At Rowsburg hail fell to the depth of
eight or twelve inches on level and
drffted to a depth OF thirty-two inches.
Hundreds OF sheep were killed by the hail
Leadville has lately experienced great
good fortune At no time since the early
days of the camp have SO many discoveries
of ore been made within the past two
months. The camp is very much alive and
is adding new ore bodies 10 the old ones in
a very satisfactory manner. There are but
few mining claims in state of "innocuous
desuetude" and everybody is rustling with
both feet for ground prospect
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

THE city council of Montreal has
adopted resolution favoring the con-
struction OF a general traffic and rail-
way bridge across the St. Lawrence in
front OF the city. The plan is to have
the bridge at one point l75 feet above
the water and so to costruct it as not
to interfere with navigation.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

A COMMITTEE appointed to inquire
into the matter has reported to the
National Civil Service Reform League
that congressman do not devote over
one-third OF their time to their legisla-
tive duties. The remaining two-thirds
is consumed in the distribution of
nffces
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

On. VINES, secretary of the Illinois
state board OF charities, has been in
vited to attend the information prison
congress a. ST. Petersburg, Russia,
and deliver an address on Juvenile re-
formatories.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

FEMALE lobbyists are recognized
factors OF legislation in England. and
are said to be very successful.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

NJ DELAHAYE, who was one OF the
French delegates to the international
labor conference at Berlin, says the
results achieved by the conference
greatly surpassed his hopes.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

If you don't know whether lady is
married or not call her miss; that
pleases married woman, but madam
doesn't please an unmarried one, al
though it is proper.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

The son of ex-United States Senator
Jones of Florida has applied to the Pro
bate Court for an order TO confine his
father in a private hospital for the insane
His decisions have been more marked OF
late
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-05-24

THE leaders OF the Freislnnige party
in Germany have refused to take part
in the movement for the erection OF a
monument in honor of Prince Bismarck.