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The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
DRUNK IN CoNGRtMSx'
THE CHARGE OF MR.. wA1so.
So Investigation Dy = oean,,,,.
ss s~hssaaitat~ tho ehar-.

Congressman Watson II o,,-,-,, =.
charged that memeef- had bs.a .seu !. -
neor drunk, an Investigation Va. -,
and testimony wzs tAkrn % ne seA
Mr.. Watson sAs the Art NEne,. II.
that he kne~ enough - ,ub.,a.,i,,. =
charges he had na,ie Re u.uld r..--..
mention nsm-s and runld oulr r,.,..
pni.ion. lie bad In miud t.u u,.s,,-'-.. =
cut during tho dictate Gu N, slir,r ~,
night sr>slon early Ia Msrvh uA.a \, -
s,sout member. ncilnx on tie 20, -
Hea g In ssate Of Intottsats,a
The phra,e ''trnnkrn .p@tssr. l-,-...
grave question: Fet-rre,l 70 90 49,
one oeea.loa only. The Soyos-Ries.-ii 4 .
eate In hi oplnsoa the .,-ats7 -.
stair Of manfiiia iaf0ric.fiou. II t-o,t -
speaker "a. a cup and sszesr Il, e.-.-,,.
we're repienishrd several ta.-s. ao.iHu,
noticed the haorc hr drank IL COW \. NJ,
dcrri in his ar-p@eats. Nf wn.s, 49,,
that he heard the spcskrF az tst.-
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. Thai Scntiezaan ultarss rr-tr.l-i nfa -
ahlr ahd hoaosatis u1aa, azd O.. uss,,
doabt regretted The ooearrsa1- a. sz.s !,
other. po-@ihiy cssull Nr waisoa ss, 4.
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fcrvc.i 10 the issue IA, k.s1lzitsa on
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for aarncs Rcvrv-sulAfiye OF. q g,.
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sas psvsfy ~cf ~ up, ;A0arhi ~ .ls,.-
he y-ccs-irsi The rcrsc he rrgs
Representative iiaivQ-.sa q Ma.-1.
.u,d Baiies u in-a cSeA te,taei tsn o, y,
ecczai,1at Be bad seeH a ,lugis Hasra asf 81.
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Ne. wats1a thsn panfr,s - Heurc ~ .
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rosliA 80 ssFrr thai tte frrori sA.lail e
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trr & tsshsie uesn-isiy thsi -ti.Sg ctaSr
had Il ,ishef ike S-aztt e. ilei-,r @, ~ y.
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q VlrEisis, Woirestoa art t'r,at. so
ihsi q NJ. stu7-soa. = asa1iQs % uir-r :
araoe q thr drinkiaz p - hs1-s -
rant uts oscfrul-,i EfTTrsgdtEilt- "a |
Ssf-1tka H.rueA TO pruaraa-t -lac !
tAoarai xAra ~ river sHi saTaer ,G /.
gssc- Liscz-fiss-ssra ~ az a zss1r
AruHk 90 ~ saos, s-.l EsFfvtsu-siift lalr
rv.a1lis.s fa-sr ia.taness.
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The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
He vetoes the Bill Allowing Contested
Land Cases to Go into the Courts.

He vetoes the BIZ Allowing Contested
Land Cases to Go into the Courts.
The President has vetoed the Senate bill
amending the act of March ., 1887, confer
ring on the Court of Claims Jurisdiction in
contested land patent cases.
The President In vetoing the bill says
''The work of the land office during the last
three years has been so efficient and so friend
ly to the bona fide settler that the large ac-
emulation of cases has been swept
away and as | I'm Informed by the secretary
Of the interior; is now engaged upon current
business. II seems to me that a transfer in
whole or in part OF this business to the courts
some of whose dockets are already loaded
with cases-cannot tend to expedition; while
it is very manifest that by reason of the
greater formality in the taking and prescnta-
ton of evidence which would be required in
court and of the long distances which settlers
would have 10 traverse in order to attend
court, the cost in such cases would be enor.
mously increased
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
relesraphic Brevltls. .

Miss Mitchell, the Memphis murderess, has
been adjudged insane.
H. c. Frick's young son, born few weeks
ago, died on the 3rd.
Mr.. Gladstone had chill on the Both that
laid him up for day or two.
The Michigan Supreme Court has declared
the last apportionment bill Illegal
Johu E. Osborne has been nominated by
the Democrats of Wyoming for governor.
At Waterloo, Louisiana, John Thompson.
wife and child, all colored, were killed by
lightning and their cabin burned up.
The first legal fight to dissolve the Rcadin z
combine which controls the PENNSYLVANIA
coal trade has resulted is a victory for the
combine.
Princess Louise, Marchioness of Lornc, has
just finished a marble bust of the Queen,
which is intended to be exhibited at the
Worlds Fair in Chicago
The directorate Of the Manchester ship
canal asks for 81, 100000 more to complete
the canal. They lament the increased cost Of
materials, ETC., necessitating the request for
additional funds.
AT Trieste tremendous damage was done by
awaterspout. 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 American Bar Association has had
struck of at the Philadelphia mint two gold
medals, each containing 800 worth of pure
gold, to be presented to David Dudley Field
and Sir Roundell Palmer, Earl of Shebourne.
for distinguished services in the advance of
jurisprudence.
Acting Secretary soley has forwarded in
structions to Commander Evans, command
ing the United States fleet in the Northern
Pacific ocean, to dispatch vessel to St Mat
thcw's Island, Behring Sea, for the relief of
three hunters reported to have been aban-
doned there.
Our readers will remember the particulars
Of some remarkable cures published some
weeks ago 10 these columns. These articles
attracted widespread attention for the reason
that medical science had hitherto held that
the diseases in question were incurable. In
this issue will be found the particulars of an
other equally remarkable case the person
who thus miraculously recovered being one |
Of the best known merchants Of Detroit.
Michigan. The article appears under the /
heading "a Detroit Miracle" and 4 worthy |
Aeareful perusal.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
KILLED BY A MAD BULL.
sickening Accident at a Bull Fight in
MEXICO.

Mexico.
A sickening accident occurred at San Luis,
Potosi, Mexico, last Thursday night at bull
fight witnessed by electric light in the new
ring near the limits of the city. There were
fully 5000 people present, among them being
a number of American ladies and gentlemen
tourists. The matador, Alberto Limeratura,
who was in the act of giving the third bull a
fatal thrust with his sword, fell. The fren-
zied bull had him on his horns in a moment
and was goring him ferociously when three
of the banderillos rushed to the rescue. They
fiaunted their scarlet cloaKs in front of thu
bull number of times without attracting his
attention from the fallen matador.
Suddenly he charged upon one of the ban
derillos, who sought protection behind bar
rier erected in the ring for the purpose. The
bun overlook him and caught him upon the
sharp points of his horns, which penetrated
entirely through his body. The crowd wa
wild with excitement, the Mexicans cheering
the bull for his grand fighting qualities, and
when the bugle sounded the call for the lassa-
dors to come In and throw the mad animal
the spectators protested vigorously against
such action. The dead body of the bander-
lilo remained on the bulls horns until the
animal was killed. Limeratura the matador,
died while being removed from the ring. The
performance was then stopped by police
authorities
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
tmm.a.s or.-a. for IN. oess,'.

A Chies-n dispaish ssyss Eriszs e 2
arziloss arr teing uisic hy all - -
foa.ls 20 carry eFv~d- thzi are n-s
advantage os the ehesP rates 20 i'l's
return oa sccslnt os the kaisan l''r
oonclave. Erery passenger cat ~ =
had VII be pat Into .crsioe, zed i-a-le,
speolzl trsins sill krrg the rails - =
crN. days betsrca heTr 4Hd the Ee,s9 =
tAins
Ou; Of Chicago ttcrr riii be th.fu r
trains run by the Rock island. ih.fu (
Buhllagton, st,oaf thiFty-ayc by ~ IA
At least a doEen hy the Aiehl-on aai q = y
number bv the NoE;h~s>trFn and N'lf..
Almost ~ many nors snl lease : :,
over The Mis-olgi rzelIe, tie Vs.
Burllngtoa. the Alton snd the 'iise'
addition to these, many specials ~
from other poiuts, and the ave 70
reaching beaver from the Missouri =
have more ba.ln~ss than they hAvu =
called upon to ha8dte before in tai
space Of time allotted to them
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
-, ~, he i.a iivina

.,-,, declare. ,ha, be ha hvioe
scr NE NJ, ,hnt there Is nothing 20 eqa.A
.Aaia .s'.ia nils as cure fes nerve ase ~
nl' tneio iodpnirv pi the writer found 'nA' Nm,
On 1,,i ny I s,,. ere manufactured by pr WI ~
p,L.s Nrdjcine Co. liiocksihs. I'M. I'M.
Ia IN 'srhepeetady. \. y. and ,ns Pr
e ana .Sia eS IN boxcs. never in bulk ey me
srS s,ndrrdi Az, al 30 cents box; anu NAY
n. had o. ali druggists or d,sess.y -
'.t oe o. trom nr. wiiliauis Medicine 20. /.
mar MAJ sitber above addresses Ihe Prise Prise
=, " vhich these pills arc so.a mA s,,.
AZ .an,.. Of treatment w.n
hem comparatively Inexpensive a
.',eta ''-I.,,.J with other rem-
sdieS Ji, or medical treatment & Ih,s cas-. =,
= oT. Of the most remarikaose 90 y,
,,.,.o-i aud as II = one rigHt Nste -
ns,y,ni, Is.y ard not a thousand miles away.
!, ,.,,n can Ne easily verified. Mr.. Northror
= very we'll known TO the peoPle .,
n,,r,it aud he says be i only TOO nc
- t.Stifv of the marVelon> soo'
,yrop-ls; in his case lie says ne sou.
si5.rs ii his ouiy TO help al wno -ts
si,niiiariv afflicted by any word NC esn
- In behalf Of the wonderful e1ae--ss
afnr. Williams Pink riiiN
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
A DASTARDLN DEED.
Apparent Attempt to BLOW Up Number
of Mill Men.


A remarkable escape from almost certain
death on the part OF IA workmen in the forge
department Of Carnegle's Twenty ninth street
mill at Plttsburg, has just been made 7nblic,
while the perpeirator of the fiendish act is yet
unknown. An attempt was made Monday
evening to blow up the boiler and engine de
partments of the lower Union mills at Twen-
ty-ninth street These departments are in di-
rect connection with the heating and forge
departments, which have been in constant
operation since the remainder of the mill shut
down. One hundred and forty-four men were
at work at the time the attempt was made
Few of the men knew of the threatened dan
until it had passed The engineer In charge
of the machinery had left his post but few
minutes.
The water man, whose duty It Is to keep
guard of the gas, fires and water, left his po-
sition to breathe fresh air on the outside OF
the building When he left his post the gas
was burning under the boilers. The gas is
fed to the boilers through a twoinch pipe,
and the flow Is enormous. When the water.
man returned he noticed that there was no
fire under the boilers. The steam WAS getting
down, yet, strange to him, the usual kissing
sound of escaping gas caught his ear. Not
thinking to observe the usual precaution OF
shutting of the gas, as all the feed cocks
were open, he threw piece of lighted wood
into one OF the CRATES. a slight explosion
occurred. The shock startled the men neal
at hand, but the truth did not dawn upon
them of their narrow escape. The quick re-
turn of the Waterman doubtless saved many
lives. Five minutes delay on his part would
have permitted an accumulation of gas suiH.
Client to blow the building to atoms and the
workman to eternity.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
President Harrison Calls for n Proper
Observance of October eI.t


Whereas, by joint resolution approved
June %, 1892, 1t was resolved by the senate
and House Of Representatives Of the Unltei
States Of America in Congress assembled
THAT the President OF the United State, be
authorized and directed TO issue a proclama.
ton recommending the people the Observance
in ali their localities Of the sO0th anuivcrsary
of the discovery Of America, on October q
lssra, by public demonstration and by suits
bic exercises in their schools and other places
of assembly,
Now, therefore, /, Benjamin Harrison.
President OF the United States OF America
in pursuance OF the aforesaid Joint Fsso!u.
ton, do hereby appoint Friday, October 81,
1892, the four hundredth anniversary Of the
discovery of America by Columbus, As a gen
eral holiday for the people Of the United
States. On that day let the people 30 far a.
possible, cease from toll and devote them-
selves to such exercises as may best express.
honor to the discoyerer aud their appreeia.
tlon OF the great achievements OF the four
completed centuries OF American life.
Columbus stood in his age as the pioneer OF
progress and enlightenment The system o,
universal education is in our age the most
prominent and salutary feature of the splrl,
of enlightenment, and It Is peculiarly appro-
pirate that the schools be made by the people
the center of the days denomination. Let
the national flag float over every schoolhouse
In the country and the exercises be such as
shall impress upon our youth the patriotic
duties Of American citizenship.
In the churches and in the other places Of
assembly OF the people let there be express
sions of gratitude to Divine Providence for
the devout faith of the discoyerer and for the
Divine care and guidance which has directed
our history and so abundantly blessed our
people.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this 2lst
day of July, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-two, and
ofthe independence of the United States the
one hundred and seventeenth.
BENZ. HARRisoS.
IL 10
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
surocated In . Closet.

-Four little ones, the eldest years, Alfred
and L Wis Cushing, Eddie Randall and Alice
Gushing, entered an unoccupIed dwelling at
Medford, Massachusetts, and in fun entereed .
closet which had spring lock.
By some means the door closed making
them prisoners. Late at night some Of the
searchers in entering the house heard faint
cry. The girl was alive but the three boys
we're dead
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
How Japan Count. Years.

This year being the eleventh hundredth au-
niversary of the Emperor Kwammu's cstab-
fishing his capitol at Kioto, Japan, .'se peo-
pie are preparing fora suitable celebration OF
the occasion Kioto city was founded by the
Emperor Kwammu, who took up his abode In
Yamashiro province, which was then unbuilt,
and gradually the city arose around his pal
ace, so that the emperor's memory is cspec-
tally honored. There viii probably be an
exhibition opened iu Kloto for the oecae!on.
SG,. Francisco Cali
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06

Ba1pGE building. grand old ar<
has been revolutionized as have 90
many other industries and no doubt
in a general sense to its bettepment
But the first consideration in all such
work must be safety 70 human life
Assurance in this regard must b
6oubly sure The penalty exacted u
heavy, and is sometimes paid BY thoss
who plan a. we'll as those who ex'
ecute. t -.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06

IT is undoubtedly fact that much
OF the agitation in regard to our need
OF better roads arises from those who
ride about upon bicycles and it is
KEEP, up by them but the readiness with
VIII ch the farmers fall into line with
the pleasure seekera and the unani-
nifty which they show. would indicate
that they had been waiting for lead
er. r-ther than that they had been
ignorant of the losses occasioned by
ths bad roads or indifferent 10 them.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
spaln., ceInmnns ceIrnrs.Lo.

The Christopher Columbus celebr'i
formally begun on the 3lst at Cad
departure hence for Huelva OF the Z
Carayel Santa Maria escorted by th
cruiser Scout, the French cruiser la
several Spanish warships and =
small steamers.
The spectacle presented was aue
quaint aspect OF the old Columbns 81
in strong contrast with the appes
the modern vessels. An enorner
people lined the quays and ran pax
ness the departure, The mae-pf, = 81
to saluted the caravel as she pass I'd
harbor. A brilliant company A~.
fetc given by the minister q msrine
oil The event. A bull-ngit rs also b
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06

Nor only among the poor. but
among those in moderate circum-
s.ances and those with wealth at their
command is the food reform Tc
most people the only food reform they
know OF is the familiar avoidance oi
the apple when it is green. and the
cucumber when it is ripe Further
than that is beyond the domestic
pillars OF Hercules The movement
is in the air. however. and sooner or
later will win its way everywhere
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06


THERE Is an anecdote which for
nearly generation has presented
the late NJ. rhiera the first President
OF the latest French Republic. in an
historic light Having to fight q
French duel on rainy morning that
afterwards distinguished man took his
pace upon the field Of honor holding
an enormous umbrella His antagon-
ist naturally objected to fighting an
animated toadstooL but nothing could
be done. Said the stubborn man: Il
don't mind being shot; that is what I
came for. Eut taking cold is another
matter" And he fought his French
duel in predetermined peril but indub-
it:bly dry. II French duels then were
what NJ. Scholl says they are now
there was but one chance in seventy
seven OF a tragic result; and as he
shared that chance with his antagon-
ist his own peril was actually as one
In Is i. In comparison with that the
probability that lie would die OF
ini-uenza il he did not use his um-
treila was appalling! Against the
background of a French duel the
m nor perils OF everyday lie look
large indeed.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
PRED os a spanish eaai,'oal

The Spanish gunboat Pillar, uhlr
along the coast Of MorTcco. was fired
party OF Moors on shore The Gre
turned, and for time brlsk eAnnoa,
kept up between the vessel and iAi'
The course OF the gunboat WAS ehansy
TO bring her nearer the shore and re
FIRE more effective. The Moore he
ground until the vessel ueancd ID
when they ncd prcelpitately.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
a PROCLAMATION
To. rrs.la<at csnssa.aa. wysAsiss -
ur,.ksr. 20 Bi.F~rs@.

II frv-isIanf is.8ri tas f9llgs.zs "a
I4aitaa % ths sssai
"wErrrAs- ~ res'on x 1nizsfsi ais'''
siuas. s,szshizasnsas tssd Es.frilltsr, z =
s0a.. a hls i-setapr i-urfzsl.17ef
!s.i-usrus to enforgs ~ H. n7'i aaif .
@, iasiriai r.rg.csxsiiura it~ isss x ~ -
state. vuhlu itr state sst issis-lt st@1
lag. ihs yulcl state. rltrshail siifr -
,.csa. trinr us.hie - ats orliassg -
- ~ say ciril I-s.-r -aish = 3 aaa- .
s;H- 10 s1eczt. tie pf~1@s = - =
-izicE cruris.
Mo-, fscrrfsrc, h- Il knorrt 80 Z :
iania Hssrl..sa. s-vss1eni ~ - =
stasc., 81 srrety oos1uiaad all 1~--1
s--ci iu ,arh resistance 70 H. iasf -
procrs. o: tAs es-lFss u tic uniie3 s-alsl
craze .ucb opf-e-isioa and fysi+'a--- =
eisp~f~e and 10 rciiFv r-Horshlg - -
.f<etive ai-sisr oz % tetcre He-z-=--''
tAln4 d4y Of Aasrss Esff-
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06

The French engineers who were
employed TO devise plan for pre-
venting the terrible Alpine torrents
acted upon the theory that the pres.
ence of forests upon surface would
prevent the formation OF a torrent
while clear .ng would open the way TO
their formation AID to their progress
They assumed that the development
OF forests would lead to the extinction
OF torrents while Their removal would
increase their violence and mum 5er
Accordingly they adopted the plan re-
ferred to above. OF planting the con
tiguous surface. The results were
beyond their most sa1guire pee a.
lions. The spring rains were held in
check by the abundant vegetation.
The celebrated torrents which had
devastated the valleys and driven
sway the dwel.ers in them we're sub
iucated to such an e.tent that miles
Of country which had become almost
a wildseness are once more populated
and fertile The torrent OF Eourget
which commences at an altitude OF
}. OOo feet. has now been sub ugated
'or nirs years by young fores. III
eSsS e ~ plnuted M.1 1Sz - s.ss...-s1<
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06

IT Is not well that the man who
needs rest should occupy himself on
Sunday with the thoughts that moi
only appertain to the working days
but that demand attention in order
That ther. may be roast beef and
cheese and cakes in the house against
the coming Sunday. The mind needs
diversion as we'll as the body and q
mans legs may carry him over miles
of country roads AID through the
most varied and beautiful OF scene.
without much benefit II the mind doe.
not participate in the pleasure OF th'
exercise
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06


II European scientists at present
lead in original discoveries it
is not because Of their larger
brain power or keener mental pene-
tration. but because of the munificent
and ample facilities placed at their
disposal by individuals and by govern
me Is. When our congress is wise
enough to appreciate the advantages
to the nation of a thorough explora.
ton OF a scientific fields and when
our millionaires realize that they can
no more honorably distribu their
gifts than in the patronage OF
scientific enterprises this country
will. Bishop Newman predicts take
the lead in the truly great work OF
which Bacon said: The chief end
of science is the deliverancs Of man
from his present weakness and his
elevation to power and glory"
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
Arrest of carner,e.. Men.

The officers of the Amalgamated Associa-
ton at PittsOurg have sworn out warrants
against .he officials of the Carnegie Company
including II. c. Frlck. Robert and William
Pinkerton viii also be arrested on the same
charge-mtr-der
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
Trying The rr.n.-,r...oarl ks.o

There is now being argued before
kiner OF the Cheyenne Federal Distrs'll
the case OF J. w. Ady, United States
Tor Kansas, against the rrans-sIlssoan
Association. The association is aes
ton of fifteen Western common carf'e,
In the agreement announces that rs y
are the maintenance of reasonable ~,
Improvement Of the service and the u
Ing OF business. Mr.. Ady claims ih''
ISOLATION is trust, and that It stsnes
tition. He petitions for its dissoiu'''''
the United States laws.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06

THERE has been just as much i'm
provement OF late years in our farm
ssecir as IN tho implements with which
we cultivate our land and 1t VIII pay
the farmer oven better to keep up with
the modern progress in this line than
in guy ether. ssre
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
COLORADO

PR1vArH hanks do not M so large q
spnco in the financial world In this
country a. in England. but they new
ertheless do large business and
some OF them arc known the world
over by their extensive transactions
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06

J. s, PARKER, Fredonia, N Y, says: sshali
not call on you for the sl30reward. for believe
Hall's Catsrrh Care will cure any case Of ca
tarrh. Was very bad" Write him for par.
ticu,ars. Sold by Druggists, &c.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06

Our Young friend. Miss Helen Fre~,
who took course OF Shorthand at El-
hotts Bgsincss College, Burlington,
la, is now private stenographer for
the general secretary of the Y. NJ c.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
THE PRESIDENT OBJECTS.

Jons W. Foster, Secretary of State
The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
A COLUMBIAN PROCLAMATION.

Executive COMMITTEE.