The Lamar register., 1892-07-30
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Paris anarchists are trying to blow some
one up again.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland have returned to
Buzzard's Bay.
A valuable zinc discovery is reported in the
Chickasaw nation.
News from Honduras is to the effect that
the rebels are victorious.
Lightning caused s45, 900 fire at Carthage,
New York, Sunday night.
Ex-senator ingalls, is in Europe gathering
materials for campaign speeches.
There will be great shortage in the grain
crop of Washington and Oregon
The body of Cyrus w Field was buried at
Darlington, Massachusetts, on the 18th
One man and three horses were killed by
lightning on the Laramie plains last week,
Two hundred more non-union men were
taken into the Homestead works on the 25th.
The Michigan town of Marquette was near
ly wiped out by fire on the 24th. Loss, 5000
900.
4The dreadful heat in Chicago still pre-
vailed on the 9th and twelve deaths were re.
ported.
Andrew D. White OF New York, has been
appolHASu bl luc as 10
Russia.
Thomas Nickerson, director OF the Santa
Fe railroad company, died at Boston Sunday
night, aged 81 years.
The New York Waitcrs's Union Is making
fight against the employment of Pinkertons
as walters at nearby summer resorts.
A bloody riot took place at Turner picnic
near Muscoutah Illinois, Sunday, in which
dozen or more men were badly cut up.
At La Pax, Bolivia, an orphan asylum was
burned, and many of the nuns and children
in the institution were burned to death.
Two more anarchists have been arrested at
Paris. Three women are included in the
gang, but have not yet been apprehended.
By fire at Ludlow, Kentucky, a few days
ago, 10000 barrels of coal oil belonging to
the Standard on Company were destroyed d.
Persia has demanded of Russia an indem-
nifty for the death of Per,lans in Russia by
cholera They were not allowed to have
doctors.
Official cholera returns for the period from
July Il to July 81 give the number of cases in
Russia as 4, ,s39 and the number of deaths as
1880.
In steer-tying contest at Williams Ariz..
on July 4, Stewart Knight got first money;
time fifty-fye seconds. Tom Wagner second
in fifty-nine seconds.
A shipment of . SOC, 900 bushels of corn has
just been made from Kansas City to Mexico
where 1t will be sold at low price to the
famine-stricken people
John and Charles Ruggles, who robbed a
stage near Redding, California, last spring
and killed one man, were taken from the Jail
and lynched on the Gath.
There was head-end collision between
passenger and work train In Ontario on the
2fst which resulted in three persons being
killed and several badly Injured.
A train load of fruit was shipped from Sac
ramento few days ago to New York, where
it will be transferred TO a fast steamer and
sent to London experiment
The temperance workers of the country
have established assembly grounds on Rest |
Island, Minnesota Well attended meetings |
have been held there this summer.
Ex-state Treasurer Ed. T Noland of Mis-
souri, has donned the stripes. He Will be as
signed clerical work at the pen He says he
viii take his punishment like a man
1t is stated that the first measure to be in
troduced by the new government OF Great
Britain will be the one-man-one-vote bill and
the next that viii be introduced will be the
home-rule bill.
The Democratic National Committee has
elected the following officers: W. F. Harrity
Of Pennsylvania. chairman; s. P sheerIn OF
secretary; Robert B. Roosevelt of
New York, treasurer.
William and Robert Plnkerton appeared
before the House committee 90 the 22nd and
Explained their connection with the Home
tead troubles They stated that {, was
greed that their men should be aeputlzsd By
he sheriff