The Lamar register., 1893-10-07
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The Vienna ponce uhNc uucaihhC1 PAes ~
blow up the Austrian parliament
Goveraor Russell, Of Massachusetts, has
been re-nominateN BY the Democrats
The amount Of New York clearing house
certificates has beer reduced to $25,ooo,ooo
The employees on the Big Four have decided
not to strike In consequence OF acut In wages
A strike has been commenced by the rail-
road men at Memphis and may prove serious
The foreign admirals at Rio de Janeiro
have persuaded De Mellas not to bombard the
city again.
A dispatch received on the Goth from Brazil
saws Santa Catharina, an important fortited
island Of Brazil, surrendered to the rebels
The city of Mobile was partially inundsted
On the end by high water, caused by a south
vest yale. An enormous amount OF damage
vas done
A party OF Bohemians tried to jump cow
,oy's claim in the Cherokee Strip Friday and
ae killed two of them. The settlers then
turned out and lynched another.
Omaha was the scene Of two big fires on
the md The Farnam Street Theater was
DESTROYED Six fremen and one by -stander
were Injured and one fireman killed
Baron Hirseh has sold Italian rentes to the
amount of q, 100000, and has invested the
money in American railroad securities, In
cluding some loy-priced stocks which pay no
dividends
Adyices from al, parts of England indicate
that the keenest distress exists among the
striking coal miners aad their families A
further stoppase of many large mills mas oe-
CURED owing to 4 lack OF fuel
1t is learned the donor OF $4,000 to Har-
ward University a year ago. to oullc, equip
and maintain reading room, the identity OF
I whom has created good deal of speculation,
was the late Frederick l. Ames
John NJ Wsshburn, treasurer of the Old
| Colony railroad, with headquarters in Boston
has been found to be q defaulter in large
sum. He has been stealing for several years
I in order to speculate. He has been treasurer
OF the company for thirty years-
Some cases Of cholera have been discovered
/ on board the Italian ironelsds AfondRtore
/ and Italia which have been ordered 10 the
[ Lazerette Asinara, the small Island near sar.
l DINA. The Italian ironclads at AsinAra VIII
| undergo thorough course Of disinfectlon-
Colonel BIZ Root has left Laramie with
| carload Of fue elk for England They are for
/ the magnificent estate of Sir Peter Walker,
/ near London. The elk are from the plains OF
/ Wyoming, and 1t is the biggest herd that has
/ ever been seen In captivity in this part OF the
I country.
Archbishop Satolli, the papal legate, has
/ about completed the purchase of the house at
/ Washington formerly occupied by the late
I Justice Bradley and which ~as once the home
/ of Stephen A. Douglass, while senator. The
house Is on the corner Of Second and streets,
| Northwest
The Chicago Terminal Railway Company
| has been purchasing site for tremendous
/ union depot In that city which will aeeonmo-
I date 500 trains per day. Thirteen big roads
have already agreed TO use IT. The track.
leading to it through the city will be elevated
above the streets
Too liberal appropriations have drained the
I Texas state treasury and the state has only
half enough money to meet Its obligations
maturing October l. Governor Hogg has
/ suggested that state employees do not take
/ their pay for sixty days and has requested
county and district officials 10 withhold their
/ demands for like period
A genuine sensation was created in the Dis
/ trict court at Colorado Springs by a verdict OF
7 guilty brought in in the case of W. e Nc
| Lain, q well-known real estate man OF that
i city charged with forgery. The forgery con-
/ sisted in interlinestions of 4 document which
] he borrowed at the county clerks office for
/ the alleged purpose OF making copy of It.
The weekly ststemen, of the New York
baaks shows the following changes: Reserve,
increase ID, SID, $50, loans, increase, <3is 500,
specie, increase, Sc l2S, 500; legal tenders, in
crease, f6,l45, 100; deposits, increase, 81 ,oS3-
l 800. circulation, increase, <1s3,3OO The
banks now hold 81, 10 Sol In excess Of the
1 requirement OF the p Per cent. rule.
| Reports to the Maritime Exchange warrant
| the statement that the August hurricane was
the most destructive In the history OF the
country. The property loss TO sailing vessels
alone was 81 600 coo; loss OF life, 56i. Forty
vessels foundered, carrying everything 10 the
l bottom. Twenty-four are still missing,
I eighteen were abandoned Al sea, iOrty-slN
stranded and thirty were damaged
Twelve new cases of yellow fever we're re-
ported at Brunswick, Georgia sunday. ten
white and two colored- This epidemic eiee-
tually dispels the idea that negroes are by
I nature exempt from the disease. The fatal-
ties among the negroes are greater than
among the whites. Having partially exhaust
! ed itself among the lower classes, the disease
is attacking the more favored population.
Miss Lizzie Gallagher. a comely nd we'll
I known young lady, who Is stopping on q
ranch near Laramie, attempted suicide by
/ taking strychnlne, but by the prompt appli-
cation of emetlcs her life was saved. She Is
still in very critical condition, but will
probably recover. love affair Is supposed
to be at the bottom OF the young lady's
trouble.
A. L. New, ollector of internal revenue,
has received letter from Acting Commis-
sioner Wilson relative to the recently raised
question to taxes on national bank certih-
Gates. The decision is that obligations Of
the national banks are free from the 10 per
cent tax, though the certificates Of state
banks and kindred Institutions are subject to
It.
1t is learned that instructions have been
sent by the Chilian government to Its minis
ter in Washington, directing him to find out
what the United states government thinks of
the idea of calling convention of the South
America republics and the United States to
/ consider the silver question. Chills sugges-
ton Is TO have such 4 convention take action
! as to the future course of the countries Inter
ested relative 10 the coinage and use of silver.
An official Of the Lake Shore road says the
authorities Of Noble county, Indiana, are in
/ possession of conclusive evidence to show that
] John Connors and Eva Flint, who were ar
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