The Lamar register., 1893-06-24

dent of the typographical Union
Ex-President Harrison will spend two
months at his Cape May summer home
Six Russians working In a sweater shop in
18th.
The Imperial Council OF the Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine Will hold It's session next year
In Denver
The condition Of President Caruot of
France, Is believed to be serious. He suffered
"a relapse on the 18th.
1t is stated that President Cleveland is tax.
ing treatment for obesity, a. he has been get
ting very fat of late.
Attorney General Little says that the eight
hour day Is the only legal one In Kansas I'M
der the law in that state.
President Cleveland has appointed twenty
army officers 10 serve as Indian agents al
various Western agencies
Justice Samuel BlAtchfo7d of the United
States Supreme Court Wa stricken with
paralysis on the 10Th, and the result viii prob
ably prove fatal.
Rev. DR.. John McKin. u. D.. and Rev. DR..
Frederick Graves. ID. D., were cousecraied as
Protestant Episcopal bishops OF China and
Japan, at St Thomas church, Ne~ York, on
the lsth.
An exact counterpart OF the ships used by
the Morse Vikings who landed ca the Ameri-
can coast 500 years before Columbus, reached
New York from Norway on tho 18th and
given roy al welcome.
The Mesabs range In Minnesota was srept
over BY dre the 18th The town of Viz
gina was nearly destroyed and the people arc
In a deplorable coalition. A great amount Of
property was destroyed, including forests.
Complete official returns OF the Chinese
registration under the Gcary act have been
received by Internal Revenue Comu!ssoncr
Miller. They show that out of 1000 Chi
nese In the United States i3,iTp registered.
William ]. Elliott the newspaper man -ho
IA life N he.
at Columbus Ohio, Was friehdaliy burned
about the head with vltrol few days ago, by
another convict sl-o had Crudge against
him He may die
MSr. Saiolil and bis party at the Catholic
University left Washlnrtpu on the ltth for
the extended tour thro1Gh the West which
has 'scea arranged for hluL 81 Paul VII be
the nfst point visited
y = ---Sorca that Edwin Booth, after max
ing Pr1vissSa for his daughter, Mn. Gruss-
man, left ihe Srvater part OF his estate. val
ucd, Il IS said al no; more than siOo,oou, 10
the Fiayers' ciubs The ufil Niil not be Of
fered for probate for several days
The departures Tor Europe on the isth b.
the large dect Of Transatlantic steamers we're
fully as large a. those on the previous sAtar-
day. and exceeded 2.0o0. The eastward irAfHc
seems 10 be in excess Of the wr.t. and 80 far
the expected Worlds FAlr rush has failed to
ulAteriallze.
The Dake Of NerASua has decided to re
main IN AlA. NN-aIT LttAA July ftlENE-a
Eulalle "a "a New York on her return snd
will take part in whatever drmpnstrais91s
may be made 10 her hoaor, The aGke's sec
Rotary, Marquis Dc NillAlobas, says the prin-
cess VIII san on June -
May Calvin, a female horse thief. and her
parfncr, Mary Modeker. dug hnlc in The
brick wall Of the Js.Per county jail. Al Car
thage, Missouri on THURSDAY nighs and made
their escape They let themselves down frog
the opening. distance Of tweuty feet BY
tying their blankets together for ROPE
A dispatch from Provo, reports the undIng
of the body Of Thomas Jonsea, a fisherman,
fAmlllEriy known A. Tommy Trout" after
tEo hours absence from his home In the
canon near Battle creek, with EAsh four
inche. long In the back OF his bead, very zp-
pArently Inflicted With .hArP-blaaed insirli-
ment Deceased leaves a wife and cAild-
A government Posder magazine a few
miles frotn Athens, exploded on the 10Th.
Twenty pcrsoas- including o1icers and sol
diers, were Killed, aud great damage sz.
done TO surrounding property The crpsn
prince has gone TO the scene 10 AID the saf-
fesers. The loss IS estimated II 100000
francs Tue magazine Eas located At seasA-
manga
Il has been a comfortable time since r.in.
of any consequence have fallen either ia
Great Britain or France. The drunSht has
been accompanied by heat alnlos; tropical Ia
its intensity, and much suffering, inooa-
yenicnee and damage to certain crops have
resulted. The grAyest anxiety Is felt Ia both
countries
4 portion Of sehneIdruenbuhl. a rnauufac-
turing town Of Russia, Is sinking In oonse-
euenee Of the boring Of an artcsian veil
The Inhabitants Of the district, which covers
several squares. will be compelled 10 leave
their homes. Three government engineers
have gone 10 the scene to t-y TO prevent the
ruin Of the town
kilograms have been received at Topcka
stating that officers had ezp.ured the three
robbers who held UP the Santa Fe train Al
Cinlarron few days ago. near Henessy
Oklahoma territory. Onc OF them is rceoy.
utzed a. Bob Wyatt, notor,on. train robber
who has t1rrorized the people along the froa-
tier for yesss. He was formerly a member OF
the Dalton gang.
The trial Of Armeu!ans accused os being
concerned in r.oting at Cesarness, MArsoYan.
last spring has just been concluded at Angorn
Seventeen of the prisoners, including PROBES
sor Thoumaian aud Professor hE-AnA. were
condemned &c death ak, including the Pro
testAnt pastor .: Gimerie, were sentenced 70
fifteen years Imprisonment; eighteen were
sentenced TO Imprisonment for terus from
seven TO ten years and fifteen were acquitted
The Cunard line steamer Servia. Captain
Dutton, which s1iled from New York. Nav
24th for Liverpool, reports that on June 7th
she ran down the American ship A Mccall.
lum, Captain O'Brien. from London, April Z
18th, for New York Tho NcCallum was 80
badly damaged that she Oiled and sank . /
short time after the accident The seryia
stood by and rescued twenty-four of those on Z
board the sailing vessel One man WAS
drowned.
Experts who have been examining the
books of A. Bailey the well-kuowu missing I