The Lamar register., 1892-08-13
reIegraphie BrevitIe.

Mr. Blaine will take the stump In Maine.
Lord Tennyson was So years old on the OH.
Jay Gould wants to sell his steam yacht for
sa00, 900.
Railroad rates in the East arc badly de
noralized.
II. C. Frick's young son, born few weeks
ago, died on the 3rd-
Mrs. Robert Stone of Alcony, Ohio, was
gored to death by bull
H. C. Frick, who was shot by Berkman, re
iumed business again on the 5th.
On the 9TH there was serious rioting in
Rome between Catholics and anu-elericals.
The treasury department denies that fl
clustering expedition has left Key West for
Cuba
The trial of the Wyoming stoclSmen has
,een set for August eaud. 1t will be held at
Cheyenne.
The authorities of Foo Chow nave sue
eeeded in suppressing the use of kerosene in
the city.
3Governor McKi nley delivered a speech on
he tariff at Beatrice, Nebraska, on the End to
1900 people
The new wall paper trust has a capital Of
$50, 600 600 and includes three-fourths Of the
manufacturers in the country.
The Burlington railroad company VIII ez-
pend SIC, ,oo0, 600 Improvements next year in
anticipation of the Worlds Fair business
Another party of Cuban patriots have just
left Key West Florida, for Cuba They are
veil armed and intend to start rebellion.
The Cooley gang of Pennsylvania outlaws
has terrorized the neighborhood in which it
/. operates and eisizels are at the mercy of tho
rascals-
Adolph Naber, of Wayne county, Indiana.
asks. SIS, 200 damages from the Robinson
Machine company for the loss of an eye
while in their employ.
Princess Louise, Marchioness of Lorne, has
inst finished a marble bust of the Queen,
| which is inte nded to be exhibited at the
Worlds Fair in Chicago.
The French Republican journals regard the
triennial elections a crushing defeat of the
enemies of the republic. The conservative
press argue that the victory was achieved by
| waverers.
| Lieutenant Colonel Streator has been
rested at his home in Washington, Pennsyl-
vania, charged with aggravated assault and
battery and assault and battery, preferred by
| Private Iams.
| shot and killed Prince Susselovitch at ball
/ in Moscow last week because the Prince was
,, dancing with Rattoviteh's afiianced. He then
blew out his brains.
The London Chtro njeie's st. Petersburg
respondent learns that over $4,000 persons
died of cholera in Russian Caucasus in July.
These figures do not include the deaths from
cholera in Asiatic Russia.
/ , Rothschild's absconding cashier, Rudolph
Jaeger, who was caught in Egypt some time
ago, confessed to having stolen over 100000
from his employer. The greater part of the
| money has been recovered.
| The town of Rezeez, in the government of
/ yohynia, Russia, was set on fire in six differ
| ent places on the 4th and entirely destroyed.
| Ten residents were killed and many injured.
! The people are homeless.
! Secretary of the Treasury Foster has di-
| rected the collectors of customs along the At
| lantic seaboard to prohibit the landing of i'm
| migrants from France precaution against
the Introduction of cholera
| In view of the agitation for separate schools
in the provinces of Quebec and Manitoba,
many of the French-Canadian Journals are
discussing annexation to the United States as
| an event of no very distant date.
The trouble between the operators on the
| Union Pacific and the company was COM
promised on the 9th, the minimum salary of
$50 per month for mainline operators and
s45 for branch lines being agreed upon.
Cholera is on the increase in Paris and es-
pecially in the suburbs. Many cases are re-
ported from the ninth reimbursement and
hospital accommodations are beginning to
become scarce. Several deaths are reported
A revolutionary conspiracy has been dis
covered In Bolivia, and large number of
prominent men, including many members of
Congress. it is said have been sent beyond
frontier and martial law has been proclaimed
throughout the republic.
At Trieste tremendous damage was done by
| a waterspout. Fruit sellers booths were lifted
| off the ground and carried into the sea- where
the occupants were drowned Hundreds of
houses were blown down and the hospitals
are full of wounded occupants.
| The administration has finally decided TO
clear the Cherokee Strip of cattle Three
troops of cavalry under Captain Michier, fully
accoutred and provided with several days rl,-
| tions. have left for the Strip under orders to
drive out all the cattle there.
/ The application for mandamus by the city
attorney of Rochester, New York, compelling
the board of supervisors to apportion the city |
according to the recent State law has been |
denied. The court holds that there are in |
equalities in the apportionment act, so gross |
as to Senate and Assembly districts, that it Is |
manifest that the discretion of the Legisla- |
ture was exceeded and therefore the act is J
void