The Lamar register., 1892-11-26
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on the lsth-
Fresh cases of cholera arr reported from
St Petersburg,
The National Road Congress me; in Mem
phis on the 10th.
The order OF Modern woodmen met in
Omaha last week.
The result of the election in California and
Ohio Is still in doubt.
The Society of the Army of the Tennessee
met in 81. Louis last week.
The knights Of Labor met in general as
sembly at ST. Louis on the 18TH
A curious snow storm ragged throughout
Kansas and Nebraska on the Eth
A cold wave swept over the Northwest on
the sth. A great deal of snow fell.
sSenator Edmunds says that the antitrust
law is applicable to the railway pools.
Wholesale arrests for violation of the cleo
ton laws have been made ia Kansas City.
Lillian Emerson, wife of Ralph Waldo Em-
erson, the poet, died Monday, aged 20 years
Another movement is on foot looking to
the union Of the Prohibition and Peoples
parties.
The boiler of a mogul engine exploded at
Conuer's Crossing, Pennsylvania, on the lith,
killing five men.
The canal companies Of Idaho arc orEauiz-
ing to resist the system OF taxing both canals
and lands in that State,
Bold thieves entered a billiard ball factory
| in Chicago a short time since and stole Si5,-
COO worth Of ivory balls.
The noted evangelist, B. Fay Mills, has just
closed a successful revival in Kansas City. At
! least I 500 were converted
Chicago has lost a half million dollars
| through the dishonesty and Incompetence OF
the clerks IN the water department
The Worlds Fair officials have accepted
the Remington typewriter otIer OF $1,000 for
1 the iirst souvenir half dollar issued.
The Santa Fe railroad has cut the rate on
/ corn. wheat and -four to Galveston, with the
intention Of diyertinE trade from New Or
leans.
! Nearly all the day laborcrs at Homestead
1 returned to work at the mills on the 18th. but
the members Of the Amalgsmated Association
sim hold out.
Senator Jones Of Nevada in Interview in
| London stated that the Democrats would TN
doubtedly Introduce a free coinage bul in the
next Congress.
Chicago was cut of from ieleSraphic com
munlcation with the Northwest last week for
a day or two by the great storms that swept
across the plains
| IA cyclone at Harrison, Arkansas, last week,
| played terrible havoc \ large number Of
houses were demolished and Eve persons are
reported killed.
The Chinese have good sehem for evad-
ing the exclusion law. Batches Of photo
/ 10
50 that they can use the ones that Of best.
The German Ccntrists are preparing to In.
troduoe bin into The Eelehstsg for the e.
Enlistment Of tribunal Of arbitration FOR
disarmament under the presidency Of the
pope,
The Baltimore < Ohio railroad has con.
tracted with the Baldwin Locomotive works
for sIEty-one frst-class locomotives. Orders
have also been issued for 2,OOo box cars and
5oO gondoIas.
Latest returns from North Dakota give
Shoriridee, fuslonist, for governor, !, SO ma
ioriiy. The entire fusion state ticket is elect
ed except Dahl K, secretary Of state, who has
about 20 majority.
The old homestead aad blrthplacs Of John
Greenleaf Whittier has been purchased by
| syndicate and viii he restored 10 the sainc
condition as when occupied by tLe poet and
then preserved as memorial
Through the carelessaess Of L. K. johnson.
the mali carrier between Lost Cabin and
| HyattyiIle Wyoming, the mail sack Contain
ing valuable mail was stolen a few DAYS ago,
and johnson has been bound over to the dis
1 trict court
Official returns from all the counties in mi
| nois except Cook and accurate returns fr1u1
the latter give Cleveland Al l4g votes, Harri-
son 3g7 425, Bid well 24,5g0. Weaver a06S5.
Cleyeland's plurality over Harrison N III
nols Is 26,s25.
The President has made the following ap-
pointmeuts: J. H. Gear Of Iowa to be assis-
tant secretary Of the treasury, In place Of
Judge Crounse, resigned William NJ. stone
of Iowa to be commissioner Of the gcurral
land office, vice Thomas Il Carter, resigned.
A special from Durham, Washington
county, Arkansas, says that town small
village, was completely destroyed bY a
cyclone al 3 O'Clock Thursday morning. But
one house was left standing No lives we're
lost The damage to property in that section
IS great.
\ Through the blunder OF some one a terrible
collision Two heavily y-laden frel ght trains oe
cured on the Belt Line railway In Chicago
near the Archer-street crossing SUNDAY morn
| ing Three lives were lost aud two men
we're injured seriously that they may no,
recover
! Fred Douglass, speaking of the future Of
the colored race, says that 1t wIn be yerr
hard TO make their condition in the south
much worse than 1t is nov and has been dur