The Lamar register., 1892-07-23
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George William Curtis is i'll, but his eondi-
tea is not considered serious
The wheat crop Of Northwestern Minnesota
will noi be large that OF last year.
Bismarck is overwhelmed with letters of
congratulations approving his course.
NJ. Pasteur, reported i'll with cholera at
Paris, IS on the high road to recovery.
The bicyclists OF the country held their an
nual meeting in Washington last week.
The body of Cyrus W. Field was buried at
Darlington, Massachusetts, on the 18th.
Smallpox Is epidemic in Victoria, British
Columbia, there being over forty cases re-
ported.
Chairman Carter Of the Republican national
committee has resigned the position of land
commissioner.
large number Of people are suffering for
food in Alabama as a result of floods which
inundated their lands.
An extensive system of swlndling by con-
ductors and brokers at Kansas City has been
unearthed. Nearly all the railroads have lost
money.
Diphtheria in its worst form Is raging in
the vicinity of Everest, Brown County, Kan
sas, and number of deaths have been re-
ported.
The Proctor & Gamble people of Cincin-
natl declared 12 per cent. dividend on their
common stock, payable Aug. Is, prox. The
employees shsce In the profits.
Il is reported that Andrew Carnegie CON
tributed 81 900 toward the election expenses
of j. Kier Hardie, elected to Parliament on
the labor ticket in Southwestern.
A dispatch from Melilla, in Morocco. saws
that in a recent battle between the partlsans
of the Arab chief Mohatar and the Mezequlta
kabyles, 800 of the combatants were killed.
Mount Vesuvius is again very active, and
is emitting thick stream of lava. That
there is subteranean connection between
Mount Vesuvius and Mount Etna is concur
red in by the most prominent professors Of
Naples.
Hon. Louis A. McComas of Maryland, has
been appointed by Chairman Carter secretary
of the National Republican committed He
has accepted the position and will begin the
discharge of his duties in New York City
forthwith.
Major William Tillmau, cashier of the de-
funct Falls City bank at Louisville, who fed
to Canada after wrecking the bank, has re-
turned, his bondsmen having paid the losses,
his property being sold to apply on the ac-
count and the indictments against him being
quashed.
A tornado swept the village of Polsella,
Italy, on the 18th. Forty houses were de-
stroyed completely, and hardly building in
the village was left undamaged. Many were
caught in the ruins and were seriously injur-
ed Two deaths are reported, and several
persons are said to be dying.
All Is quiet and work is being resumed at
all the mines in CGur d'Alene. Wages have
been fixed at $3.50 for skilled miners and So
per day for shoyeiers The presence of the
troops is guarantee that the men can work
for whom they please Without becoming
members of any Organization.
NJ. spiridon, a wealthy Frenchman, has Of
fered TO loan to the Worlds Fair to be exhfb-
tied in the Departmental fine arts the orig
iual model of 81. Peters cathedral at Rome
The model will come with an authenticated
history showing it to be the one designed by
the architect, San Gallo, in 1910
The chief of the bureau Of statistics reports
that the total number of immigrants arrived |
in the United States during the month of |
June was 20, 100; the same period in 1891, |
6s ,3l6. Six months to June 30, 1892, 353. .g6i;
same period in 1891, 325, ,317; twelve months
ended June 30, 1892, 6I9,s2O; same period for
1891, sos, 456,
Mrs. John Harkins, wife OF a Frankfort
living in Philadelphia, surpassed
all previous records by giving birth a few
days ago to four gid babies within fev
hours. Mother and children are reported
loing we'll The father seemed scarcely 10
realize his good luck when informed of the
arrivals.
Last Sunday was quiet In the cc-ur d'Aleue
district. The arrest OF miners continues and
cveral hundred are now huddled in the
chool, empty warehouse and baseball stock
de. They arc closely guarded and cannot | +,
lope TO csc ape The troops have not oap-
ured sny Of the r.Aes or ammunition of the 4
trikers, Which are bid in he hills A nun
'er OF me leading sTiri-s u Ike tasu--ec-.oa :
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