The Lamar register., 1892-11-19
Teiegraphic Brevities.

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cold wave swept over the Northwest on
the eth. great deal of snow fell.
kremlin lowered the stallion trotting rec.
ord to 2:073. on the 18th at Nashville.
1t is reported that Peru and the Argentine
Republic are preparing to attack Chill.
Three men were killed In Anderson county,
South Carolina, during an election fight.
Lillian Emerson, wife of Ralph Waldo En-
erson, the poet, died Monday, aged 90 years.
Mrs Langtry has bought Lord Ashburtou,s
steam yacht, Lady Mabel. She paid sl35, 900
for It.
The Duke OF Marlborough was found dead
In bed at Blenham palace, London, Tuesday
morning.
Dysentery is still epidemic in certain parts
OF Japan, nearly !, 800 deaths being reported
in one district
The California stallion stamboul broke the
reco I'd at Stockton on the 9th, by trottlng a
a mile In 2:0S
Justice Lamar was stricken with paralysis
few days ago. While not fatal the result
will be serious.
The boiler Of mogul engine exploded at
Conner's Crossing, Pennsylvania, on the 18th,
killing five men.
The canal companies OF Idaho are organiz-
Ing to resist the system OF taxing both canals
and lands In that State.
At Ithiea, New York. on the 1lth. Jacob
Gould Sehurman was inaugurated as presI-
dent Of Cornell University.
1t nov appears probable that the Democrats
will have clear majority In the United
states Senate after next March.
Peter Schultz, lG-year-old boy, has been
sentenced to be executed at Sing Sing mex,
January. He killed 3-year-old girl.
The great strike OF laboring men in New
Orleans Is over, 4 compromise having been
made in which arbitration Is agreed upon.
The strike Of the street car employees at
Columbus, Ohio has been submitted to arbi-
trAtion. The entire matter Is left to Mayor
Karb.
Mayor Washburne Of Chicago has decided
not 10 accept denomination. tie Is ready,
however, 10 support any good Republican for
the mayoralty.
The schooner Annie r Bishop, loaded With
lumber has just returned TO New York from
Para, Brazil, where she was not allowed to en-
ter on account Of the quarantine
Two Brooklyn firemen lost their lives on
the l2th. The roof OF burning building on
which they were standing fell in and they
were carried down into the flames.
Hawaii Is siIii without permanent minis
ter new cabinet was appointed on Nov
ember l, but on the same day was deposed by
another on a want OF confidence vote.
Mrs. Cox, Chicago lady, looked under the
bed a. she was about to retire few nights
ago and discovered a man there. She quietly
called the police aud had him arrested
Hayiian adyices report an attempted up
Fisins at Cape Haytian. Hippolyte, however,
suppressed II at its inception, making many
arrests Some Of the leaders were executed
The stage between san Francisco and
Sierra City was held up Tuesday night by a
masked highwayman who secured the express
box. It Is not known how much the box con
tained.
Labor Commissioner Charles F. Peck of
New York and his stenographer, EIbert
Rodgers, who were arrested for destroying
public documents, have been discharged by
the court
4 riot was narrowly ayertcd at Homestead
on the 18Th. Some non-union negroes were
attacked and defended themselves. The re-
suit was lively scrimmage In which several
were hurt
There Is a rumor In army circles that Major
General Nelson Miles will within month e1-
change departments with Major General 90
Howard, nov commanding the Department
Of the Atlantic.
5. A keane, the Chicago banker, who fail
ed two years ago, is in hot water once more
He has been Indicted by the grand jury on a
charge OF feloniously eoneealing money from
depositors In his bank.
The second annual Southwest Silver con-
ventlon ard mass meeting of miners will con-
yene in Fl Paso, Dec. 5, 1892 at o'clock A.
m Miners are urged to be present upon the
occasion and 10 otherwise lend their assist
anee to the silver cause.
The New York Herald fayors the abolition
OF the diplomatic service of this country. 1t
thinks that the telegraph and cable can be
used by the department Of state, without the
aid Of foreign ministers. The present ex.
pcnse Is SOC, go par year. .'..
The board OF arbitrators who have been
trying the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad company for cutting rates for the
knights Templars' conclAye have decided
that the road was justified, as other lines had
been cutting without authority.
The NJ F. Church Of this country will
spend sl.2I5,OOO in missionary work next
year. This will be SIS, 900 in excess of the
appropriation for this year OF IL 30 per
cent, or sol, $50 will be applied TO foreign
work and 45 per cent, or SS13, 80 to domes-
tic work.
The Behring Sea arbitrators, who are to
meet in Paris, will probably not assemble be-
yora Eehruary Lord Haunpn assisted by