The Lamar register., 1893-03-18
Telegraphio Brevitisa


: Drunken English sailors are trying tn stfr
up trouble In Honolulu.
Chief Arthur ordered . strike on the Ann
Arhor road on the 9Th.
The new cabinet officers were all sworn in
on the sth and went to work.
oosernor McGraw of Washington has an
pointed John b. Allen United Estates senator.
The Tennessee house Of representatives has
removed the speaker and elected new one.
Bob Fitzslmmons knocked out Jim Hall at
New Orleans on the sth, In the fourth round
6eneiai 7, 7. Eckert has been made presi-
pauy.
A New York lady has just presented her
third.
The Democratic senators met In caucus on
the ith. The Populists were not invited to
participate.
General Grants widow has sold her house
In New York and thinks seriously OF remov-
ing to Washington.
Jim keene, the stock Spectator. is
forming corner In wheat that will make him
win or lose SO, 100000.
Emperor William will visit Rome on April
End and there /. much speculation us To the
Pope's attitude toward him.
Mrs. Anna Potter, the wife OF prominent
insurance man of Kansas City. has announced
herself as candidate for mayor.
Governor Sealy, Of Oklahoma, has signed
TIE antl-sambllng bill passed by the legisla-
ture. 1t Is the most rigid bill OF the Kind in
existence
Vice President Reinhart, of the Santa Fe
railroad, has been made president In place of
Nr. Manvel. d. d. Robinson becomes fir.
vice president
As result Of warm weather and rapid
thaNs, large portions OF country in the
Mississippi valley we're threatened with inun-
dalton last week
cd Lee Mantle Of Butte United States sen
ator 10 succeed W F. SANDER Mr.. Mantle
started at once for Washington.
A cyclone did terrible damage In the vi
cinlty Of Meridian, Mississippi, on the 18th.
The village OF Toam.una was nearly destroy
ed and two persons were killed.
There Is great rejoicing among the boom
crs' camping on the borders OF the Cherokee
Strip, on seeount OF the passage OF the bill
allowing the lands TO be settled upon.
The Chlnameu of San rancisco have
frud bctsecn different secret societies and
arc trying TO eItermlnate one another. Three
have been Killed within few days.
The politicians in Washington were very
much excited u few days ago by the fact that
Senator llill OF new York called upon Presi-
dent Cleveland and stayed twenty minutes.
The chaplain of the Illinois peuitentIary
Ia. announced that none but Catholics and
Lotherans will be permitted to hold religious
services In the prniientlary. The governor
oblect-.
Several other cities arc folloslng Deuver's
good example and Offering to furnish the ma
uonal treasury with gold In exchange for
notes. Chicago offers 81, so, 900 TO trade for
small bills
Mayor Ingrsham OF Portland. Maine. ha.
declined 10 aceept the office a-ain, although
declared elected. lie and great many other
people think the election fraudently obtained.
lie Is Democrat
In Western Russia and Eastern Germany
enormous loss Of property frou Hoods Is re-
ported. In hungary also the rivers arc over
flowing their bauks. submerging villages and
sweeping away thousands OF cattle.
Two hundred plasterers employed on the
Worlds Fair buildings struck few days ago
They were getting $50 day for eight hours
work and demanded g.. Ali OF the men were
working for contractors, none being employec
By the Exposition company.
Mr.. Carlisle, secretary of the treasury, ha.
accepted uueonltionally the offer OF the
Denver clearing house 10 exchange 81 900 .0oc
10 gold for paper money. There seems 20 ba
llttlc doubt that Mr.. Carlisle will eventually y
issue bonds TO secure a large amount of gold
The exposure. In the Panama canal scandal
continue 20 aeltate Paris. De Freycinct and
witnesses Late on the llth VI. Bourgeois,
minister OF jastice. resigned his office. lie Is
certain 20 be implicated ib the scandal
directly or Indirectly.
Emmett Dalton, last OF the Dalton gang. in
eoGrt at Independence, Kansas, pleaded gull
~ OF murder Ia the second degree for his
part 10 the CoTeyyIlic battle last fall lie
was at once sentenced to the penltcatiary for
life and In charge of four officers was taken
Al once to the state prison.
Rev DR.. Andrew Peabody, for thlrty-two
years connected with the faculty OF Harvard
College. died on the i0th after several weeks
illness, resulting from n fall DR.. Peabody
By graduates OF Harvard than any other man
connected with that Institution.
IL Is stated that Mgr. Satolll, the papal del
rEutc. will make a tour OF the Western arch
dioceses immediately after Faster, and that his
irst objective point VIII be ST. Louis. He
will remain there two or three days, devoting
his time to the Affairs Of the diocese. 1t ia
believed that Mgr. Satolli's coming will bring
with IL the announcement OF the appoint
ucnt and lnstallment OF a eoadjutor To Arch
bishop kenrick-
The corners jury in the New York build
ing di .aster Ia Chicago. 10 which six persons
we're HE'D. has brought in = verdict. Build
ing Commissioner O'Neill. Charles J. Eurst,
the architect; Murdock Campbell. the con-
tractor and builder. and John York, owner Of
the building, were charged with criminal neg
lect, and the jury recommended that they be
held 10 await the further action Of the grand
Jury.
The secretary OF state has received dis
patch from the United States minister at
London !uclosing communication from Mr.
Horace :. tolker. general honorary secretary
OF the National Fire Brigades OF England. in
wiling the fire departments of tue United
States to participate In proposed grand lu-
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