The Lamar register., 1892-04-30
TeIecraphic BreyitIes.

The wife. of Count Tolstoi, the Russian
author, died on the 22nd.
The police of Paris threaten to strike if
their wages are not increased
The Paris police think that they have got
hold of nearly all the anarchists in the city.
Prince Bismarck has been sued by news
paper publisher whom he slandered while In
office
Mr.. wanamaker does not think that the
time has come to reduce letter postage to one
cent
y Tennessee sheriff and his deputy have
been arrested for stealing vallse Of dia-
monds.
Within the last few weeks 600 German sub-
jects, not Jews, have been expelled from Rus
sian territory.
\ man who has had dealings with Tiffany
* Co of New York Is accused of swindling
them out of $4,000.
The Indiana Democratic convention en-
dorsed Cleveland for president with Governor
Gray as second choice.
John Savage who has been living in poor
house in Indiana has recently fallen heir to a
vast estate in England.
The collector of customs at Port Townsend
has officially seized the steamer Michigan,
with 5000 worth of contraband opium.
Our minister to Russia says that government
is becoming more lenient towards the Jews as
too many of them are leaving the country.
Governor Flower of New York has issued
proclamation calling for an extra session Of
the legislature to meet Monday night next.
Three fishermen were found in a dying con-
dtion In their cabin near Salem, New Jersey,
Friday. They were sufIocated bv coal gas
The residents of Stevens County, Wash
ington, are using their efforts to have the
Coleville Indian reservation opened for settle
ment.
y woman at Plainyille, New Jersey, tried to
burn up Presbyterian church Sunday while
it was fgll of people, but the fire was put out.
She IS probably crazy.
There was in New York port on the 22nd
the largest number of immigrants landed at
that port in any day this year Sin steamers
brought :, ,435 immigrants.
John c. Little, for -four times sheriff of
Cherry county, Nebraska, has been arrested
for cattle stealing. He is said to be the lead
er of a vicious gang of thieves.
a prominent glass manufacturer Of Ander.
son, Indiena. claims to have discovered the
lost art of casting glass tubes, known to have
DSSh PaaiN4NtN bs hilc I-ES ptIaus
Several officers of the Wyoming militia have
resigned, claiming that the militia was in
suited by the calling upon the federal troops
instead Of them, during the late unpleasant
ness.
At Calorno, in Tyrol, a landslip occurred
while gang of men were digging into steep
bank on the mountain side. Seven were
killed by falling rocks and five were seriously
injured.
The exclusive privilege of carrying passen-
gers between the city of Chicago and Jackson
Park by water has been practically granted
to the American Steel Barge Company Of
Duluth
Elaborate preparations are in progress for
the enthronement Of Bishop Vaughan as arch
bishop Of Westminster, to succeed the lat.
Cardinal Manning. The ceremony takes
place Oh May s
The steamer Darmstadt from Bremen. which
arrived at New York on the 25th. brought the
largest number of immigrants ever brought
by one vessel to that port She had 2.Olo
sieerage passengers.
F. J. Boesse, travelling salesman for the
jewelry house OF Bowman * Co.. Nassau
street, New York, was robbed of vaIise con-
tanning diamonds valued at s., 600 or more in
Nashville, Tennessee.
AdFiees from Tonquin arc 10 the effect
that the sloop Messageries FIuvales. used. as a
iroop transport, has gone down in the Clair |
auc river. Thirty French soldiers and the |
,aptain were drowned.
John Dillon answers the recent statements
" the Parnel!ites as regards the natioual fund
Tor evieted tenants In the last six mouths.
le said, el3,601 had been paid out to aid fam
lies forcibly dlspossessed
\ big fox chase Is being planned to como
fl next Wednesday near F@!rchjld. Ininols.
about 200 sportsmen viii chase the numerous
oxes in that locality on the fastest horses.
hey have sirty trained hounds.
At He'll Gate Gorge OF the Keetle river Ia
Minnesota there is jam Of pine logs estlmat-
to contain nearly 5000, 600 feet, extending
rom the bottom Of the river, which Is narrow
nd deep, to about forty feer above The sus.
Tee.