The Lamar register., 1892-10-29
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The remains of Mrs. Harrison VIII be
buried at indianapolis.
Jim Corhett WAS arrested at Cincinnati for
playing in the theater on Sunday.
The French liner, La Touraine, was nearly
overwhelmed by cyclone last week.
The great strike ut Mons, Belgium. has
ended The men were beaten on all sides
Thomas Neill of London has been SEN
fenced to be hanged for poisoning several
girls.
During the past week twenty-one deaths
from cholera have occurred throughout Hol-
land.
young woman was outraged and muir
dered at sedalia, Missouri on the cath by
some one unknown.
Mayor Grant of New York has declined the
presidency of a distillery company with sal
AIRY of ~, 600 year
One woman was killed and eleven badly
injured In railway wreck in the suburbs of
Chicago on the 23rd
President Harrison has received sympa-
thetie messages from Queen Victoria, Mr..
Cleveland and the Pope
The war between whites and blacks at
Titusville, Florida, is becoming serious. The
negroes are well armed and defiant
i4.year-old boy was killed by two
vicious dogs at Sycamore, Illinois, the other
day. They ate some OF his flesh.
Mrs. Harrison's condition on the alst was
very serious. DR.. Gardner says that she is
very weak and may die at any time.
disastrous wreck near Milwaukee on the
l4th resulted in the killing of two men and
the iniuring of half dozen others
In view of Mrs. Harrisou's death, Chairman
Carter has ordered all campaign work TO
cease until after the funeral on Friday.
1t is announced that Queen Victoria will
spend the winter months in Italy She will
reside at Bientina, eleven miles east of Piss.
Samuel Gompers, president of the Federa-
tion of Labor says that he fayors boycott by
his organization against all Carnegie ma
terial.
Two hundred smugglers captured eight
guards on the southern coast Of Spain few
days ago and carried them away to the noun
tains.
An enterprising French family at Paris has
been arrested for carrying on very success
eomplair sol a Seem shem' i"e's are f'''V
Vi ohiaAsAf " PitNcIl thc Alsaults commission
of Burt county from examining him as an in
sane person, was to-day denied by three of
his associate Justices
At Homestead the non-union boarding
house of Mrs. o'Nein on Eighth avenue was
set on fire Wednesday night and narrowly es-
capped destruction. There is no clue as TO the
origin of the fire.
VIM. Irvine, who has been on trial at Lin
coin, Nebraska, for killing c. F. Montgomery
because the latter seduccd Iryine's wife, has
been acquitted on the ground that he was
temporarily insane.
Minister Scruggs cables the state depart
ment that the formal ceremonies of recogni-
ton by the United States of the government
of General Crespo the legal government of
Venezuela took place on the 2ith.
A cabinet council will be held at London
on Thursday. Chief Secretary Morley will
arrive from Ireland on Wednesday to attend
the council. The drafting of au Irish home
rule bill is expected to be the pressing bust
ness.
The municipal council of Paris has voted a
credit of 1900, 900 francs TO enable an ad-
vance to be made in the wages and status OF
the city employees, such street sweepers,
sewer men, ETC., whose wages are under five
francs per day.
DR.. John Hall and Rev Dr. Robert Russell
Booth have resigned from the board OF direc-
tors of the Union Theological Seminary as
result of the complications following the
seminary's dispute with the Presbyterian
church. 1t is said that other directors will
withdraw.
Herr Lange, master cooper at Bremen,
becoming jealous of his sweetheart, began
firing at her with revolver. Several women
who lived in the house attempted to protect
their unfortunate companion, whereupou
Lange shot them also. Three of the women
were killed and Lange committed suicide.
The Yaqui Indians, who are on the war
| path and are massacreing the unprotected
| settlers near Salivaripa, had an engagement
| with 500 government troops, under command
| of General Six, on the Goth. The troops were
| repulsed with loss of ten men. General Six
| has called for reinforeements.
| The Supreme Court on the 25th rendered
| decision declaring unconstitutional the regis
| tration feature of the election law. The case
was appealed from Hendricks county, In
| diana and the decision of the lower court
was affirmed. The grounds upon which the
law is held to be violation of the constitu-
tion Is that it is class legislation.
1t is reported that Mr. Gladstone eontem-
plates Withdrawing British troops from Can
ada and Cape Colony, and let the colonies
protect themselves. He thinks that If the col
onists should learn something by experience
as to the cost of military sire myth and dis
play, they would be less inclined to involve
themselves and the empire in costly and un.
profitable wars
VIII Dalton will bring suit against the city
of Coffeyyille for damages, basing his claim
on the alleged rifling of the pockets of the
dead bandits after they were killed The in
stigator was thought to be Luther Perkins,
the money loaner, who is a lawyer, although
| not entitled to practice. VIII claims that
$500 was secured from the bodies, and that
he knows who has it.
The Tollivar-Howard feud has broken out
ag-in in Eastern Kentucky with fatal results
A general fight occurred at Hogtown, Rowan
county the other night between the two fac
tions. Colonel Tollivar was shot in the
breast and instantly killed. Wylie Tolli-
var was shot in the bowels and Sam