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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
THE COST OF TIE HARRM.

The Sultan's harem costs e3, 200, 900
yearly. About 100 women leave every
year to marry, and each has e7, 500 dowry
Yet the number never falls below 300
Every official struggles to get his daugh-
ter in, for each has ten servants, a car
riage and four, and the possibility of gain
ing influence over the Sultan. - PKllts-
deLpTti0 Press.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
NEW Y0EK'S RICH LACES.

New York buys mare lace than any
ather city in the world, and there are said
to be scores of New York ladies whose
collections of lace vary in value from
$40, 900 to $4,000. The Vanderbilt's pos
sess laces whicd rival the Prussian and
Austrian crown laces, and are valued at
$500,000 The late Mrs. Astor had a lace
dress that cost $4,000, and another was
recently sold Co an American lady for
cog Onn
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
ANOTHER VETO EXPECTED.

Acting Mayor Simpson viii Not End orse
ths Street Paving Contract
Acting Mayor Simpson will veto the
resolution passed by President Madden
and Commissioners Yoe and Cook, of the
Street and Water Board, awarding to the
Barber Asphalt Paving Company con
tracts for the paving of certain streets.
The Acting Mayor upholds the actions
of Messrs. Dugan and Somers in opposing
the award of any contract to the highest
bidders The resolution will die natural
death, as the combination cannot secure
the fourth vote to override the veto.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24

1ASt
Bu Gable to the United Press.

BU CR0te 70 He UHtteo FTess.
LONDON, Aug. "a. 189S.-The Daily
NetCs' correspondent at Antwerp says
that, in spite of the official denials, the
hospital authorities do not disguise the
fact that there have been eleven deaths
from Asiatic cholera in the Stuyvenberg
hospital during the month.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
HOW TO PRESERVE THE CURL.

During warm weather much vexation
Is caused by the speed with which the
artificial curl disappears from ones bang.
1t is well to remember that tanning the
hair till it is quite dry tends to keep it in
condition and helps to preserve its wavy
appearance.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
RI0TOUs 'LONGSROREMEN.

NEW York, Aug "a, 1Ss3.-A crowd of
striking 'longshoremen attacked about
thirty Italians on the pier of the Clyde
line this morning, and frightened them
SO badly that they quit work and left the
Diar
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
THE FREE EXCURSION.

Six Thousand People Enjoyed It and
Got Home In Safety
The so-called Davis fres excursion got
back in safety at about half past eight
last night from Sylvan Beach Grove
on the Raritan River About 5000
people. chiefly women and children en-
joyed it. Among the well known
politicians who went were Police Justice
NJ. j. O'Donnsll, Police Commissioner
John p. Feeney. Police Superintendent
G. 7. Smith, Commissioner Charles j !.
Somers, Hugh a. Kelly, James N.
Braden, William Heller. James E. Con-
molly and John II. Mosner.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
MAr7E1ss or FAoE.

Ladies should not fail TO have bottle
OF that excellent Tooth Wash called penteas
laria; your Druggist vii getit
Hartnett's Little Grains Of Health are
tasteIess. Children take them readily, they
cure worms.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
CHOLERA IN ROTTERDAM.

Bg Cable to the United Press.
ROTTERDAM, Aug. 24, 1S93.-Two new
cases of cholera have been reported in
this city.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
FRESHET IN THE RARTAN.
cpecial to the Jersey CIR ysscs

cpecial to The jersey cstv Nescs
NEW BRUNSWICK. Aug. "a. 1893 "A
terrific wind aud rain storm passed over
this place last night. Many trees
were blown down and several
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24

Lots and graves cared for by Cemetery Asso
feet title. Four and half miles from Court
House; Il minutes by rail from Erie Depot
Once over Provident Savings Bank, ssss WASH
y gton street
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24

WASHINGTON. Aug. "a lS03.-Weather iudica-
tions for thirty-six hours. ending at eight P. VI,
Wednesday, August %. For Southeast New
York Including Long Island and Northern New
Jersey For Thursday and Friday; fair;
slightly warmer; high southwesterly Winds.
hartnett's Thsrmsmeter Report
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24

Strong nerves, sweet sleep, good appetite,
healthy digestion, and best of all, PURE
BLOOD, are given by Hoods SarsapaIilla.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24

buildings damaged The heavy
rain fall caused fre4Eet in the Raritan
river ana much wreckage 10 strswn along
its tanks. Many cellars In New Bruns-
wick We're inundated, and the danger to
property and goods will bs very large.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17

The Worlds Columbian Exposition Is con-
coded by all to be the greatest undertaking
Of the age. Never in the worlds history has
there been anything approaching 1t In the
magninceuce and eItenslveness of It's grounds
and buildings, or In the character OF the va
rled exhibits and displays from almost every
nation an the globe. No one should miss the
opportunlty TO witness this grand spectacle
A visit of a week would be liberal education
ia Itself and impart TO one more intimate
Knowledge OF the worlds progress, anu oil
foreign lands and people, than could DC ae-
CURED in years of travel
To ali who intend to visit the Fair the Bur
linrton Route offers the best and most con
venient means of reaching there Two fast
yrstibule trains leave Denver daily at $40 a.
N. and 1910 p m, ahordins peter ,,us sef''ee
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17

A few days ago some Old and musty docu-
meuts ~ere found. by which IL was learned
that treasure consisting of ieweiry aud gold
eoins Amounting ir value TO 81 eco coo. Is
buried Al Nc. Perpucta street In the City Of
MeNico. The documents bear official marks
and state that the Sealth was secrcted BIZ
osli-r Of Emperor Macmillan.
The discovery OF these documents produced
a sensation among those who were permitted
70 shanr The secret. aud preparations were at
ouce made for uncarthiu- the treasure. The
work OF excavation was begun aud Ia short
time clay vessel hlIed with gold powder
was aaearihel Then came several pieces OF
-o.Il siiyrrsarr.
A depth Of oaiy few feet has bccn reached
the work having been temporarily Interrupted
br great aaw q water into the cavity. As
soou a. the wAter can be shut out or con-
trvlled the u0fk of excavation will be re-
sumed. There seems to be no doubt about
ths documents being genuine. and Il Is be-
lieved that all Of the great wealth Will be uu-
earthci
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17

AZ Ttiday's s.ssioa o. the vr-FsaT.an coz
-re.. s1atir % ihr .gc&kcr, Al!gied 70 uieAi
szllng a. nert anor 90 zCrinlc. Others thought
u 81, ulorr prrlgetiFc % Oh 20 human beins..
thza iHaaisracs 10 Intoxicating liquors, NnAs
.tlII oshers a.urrsl up the !nmsnss amount OF
isaoaey thzG .oaid b. savri TO the wage earn
err II thcy lived 90 Vegetables sol fartuAeepGs
foods Rcpprts urre prrscatei showing th2i
The array % rrgriA-taus Sas gc1EiT sEoN ~
In she and tszaruee- and taat the folloNinE
- ~ fasl a-raiy believed tina; the time would
vsy1tr wheu anAnkiad 10 srusral wou!d shIn
ih- practice OF rzilas assh aud fowl a. both
uaeaeaa aaG dcago-allziag 70 the physical
sysicni
Ia toe sreu.nx their Ma banquet II
which tic vegetarian sFeN clOqaent over Fyr
b-,-at t,oii-a snrulr., ua.hc,l potatoes, aslszr-
as-as GA toast. boilri o.i0u. Scotch cat m cal.
Ard osh.-r luxurious artic.es 81 d.st Noshial:
la ih- NAy O. f--h appeared Ga lhr menu, zni
he tnasis Herr drank lie distilled water
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17
ch..las IN ban. Rebs.r.

After a rnnnln. aghi with the bandits, who
on Monday afternoon robbed the Peoples
bank. Beutoaviiie, Arkansas, OF 81, 600,
sheriff Gaihralth's posse returned to Benton
vile.
The pursuing party lost Eve horses killed
II the Eight and bad six others wounded.
MAYOR fatioa and a farmer named Grimesly
Who werc members OF the pose. continued
the pursuit and came upon the dead body OF
one Of the bandits just across the line in the
Nation. He was about thirty years old and
-ls stripped Of all marks of Identity. The
bandits are thought 10 be the remnant Of the
old Starr gang
United States Marshal Copeland with
stroag posse OF deputie. intercepted the rob
hers after they had got into the Nation and
an effort Is being made to erterminate the
entire gang. They are corraled In a elump
Of bushes and there seems no escape for
them
The oAak. though crippled. IS as sound as a
dollar and will make all accounts good The
stoekhoidcrs have offered 81 90 reward for
the capture OF the robbers, together with 50
per cent OF the money recovered.
Farmer stone. who was shot In the groin
by the handits at the time OF the robbery, 10
still alive but cannot recover
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17

| was sitting out in front Of the
eolonel's store in kentucky town,
when colorcd man came UP TO the
pump with bucket in his hand.
Here. Sile," exclaimed the colonel,
i've been looking for you
Yes, boss; what yer want?' respond
ed Silas. coming before the colonel like
Il culprit.
Wasn't that you saw fooliny around
my chicken coop last night?'
Deed hit wuZn't. boss"
No lying. you black rascal; IL was
you and | can prove it. What were
you doing there:'
'-Nothin', boss
Weren't you trying to steal a chick
su:"
''.Sa.d wuzn't. boss
Now look here, Sile, want to know
about this, and I'm going to. If you
don't tell the whole truth I'll hand
you over to the law
Silas was badly frightened
70 de Lawd. boss, doan' do dat.
he pleaded. Use gwinter tell de troof.
| wuz dar. boss, but | wuzn't dar ter
steal no chickens Deed i wuznt,
boss. done got 'ligion las week, sab,
an | lis wuz down dar 'mongst dem
chickens ter see ef had de real powah
ter lis temptation, boss Da's what
| wuz doin' dar, boss, an thank de
good I.awd. boss, | done got erway
safe. Detroit Free Press.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17
NEBRASKA OFFICIALS
RelNsTATeo IN OFFICE.
impeached state Officials In Nebraska
Declared Innocent.

special TO the Omaha Bee from Lincoln,
Nebraska, says; By Scotch verdict the i'm
pesehed state officials have been reinstAtsd.
But they had close call
The Supreme Court, by vote Of two to one,
has declared Secretary of State Allen. Attor-
ney General Hastings aud Commissioner Of
Public Lands aud Buildings Humphrey inuo-
cent oil the charges brought against them by
the legislature.
Chief Justice Maxwell was the dissentcr
lie held that the three men we're guilty Of
misdemeanors In office, aud should be forever
barred from holding positions of trust In the
public service But Judges Post and Norvai
In their opinions, acquitted the accused Of
any intention of wrong-doing, aud thus re-
stored them TO their Offices
At = O'Clock the usual crowd eongregated
10 the courtroom, where lawyers and specta-
tors patiently waited until 3 80, when the
court clerk stepped In and announced that the
opinion had been fled
The opinion Is very lengthy. Judge Max
well ENDS that ''the charges are well taken
and should be sustained. !. therefore, vote
guilty as charged. | ind the result OF the
decision. II adhered 10, will be to open a door
to grossest frauds in the public institutions OF
the state. A number OF witnesses for the
state testified II under cOnstraint, and
there seemed to be powerful Influences affect
ing soune of them. asidc from the Immediate
friends OF the respondents. at work in their
favor Respondents are, Of coarse, not re-
-poHsible for these Influences, but It Is my
duty To mention them
The opinion in fall covers about thirty
pages OF typewriter manuscript.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17

To properly comply With the order OF Sec
Rotary TIoke smith of May q. 1898 reyoking
order No. it4. aud directing the commissioner
TO have an examination made TO determine
wha. pensions have heretofore been allowed
under section second OF the act approved
Juae q, 1880 ia disregard of the terms of the
said act and in coualct with the ruling Of this
department In the ease OF Charles T. Bennett,
Commissioner Lochren has organized IA
Board of revis.on.n consisting of twenty
three men, who have been selected Win
speclal reference to their fitness for the place.
The duties OF the board OF revision will be 10
draw froni the admitted files as rapidly as
may be practicable, all cases allowed under
section second of the act OF June "a, 1890,
aggregating over 10000 and to determine
whether the allowances are in accordance
with law. The board viii act under the i'm
mediate supervision and direction of the
commissioner who VIII give proper insIruc-
tons a. needed
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17

Il want my hair cut like Mr. Wander
bits said a countryman, throwing
himself in the BARRIERS chair
which Mr.. Vanderbilt" inquired
the barber.
(Which one? Why. I'd never thought
of that. There is morn one, am I
there? Which is the richest:
Probably Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
said the haircutter, obviously.
All, That's the one ! meant. Cut
nv hair like his. I'm going home to
Rutherford. y. j., tonight and l want
10 create n sensation. There's nothing
like following in the path of the rich.
Then the barber began to hack away
at the countryman's head. After awhile
his patient gave a start.
Hold up,' he exclaimed Il believe
this doesn't suit my style of beauty
Perhaps. after all. you had better make
me look like Mr.. Aston"
There isn't enough hair left. de-
clared the barber.
Isn't. eh?" He gazed At his refiec-
tion in the glass very affectionately for
n few moments and then answered
sadly: ~,
Il guess you're right Do me up like
Bob Ingersol or Abe Hummel. The
Vanderbilts and Astors amt in my
class. New York Herald.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17

Applicant for Insurancc-No sir; 1
go to the theater or attend balls and
have no evil associates. | am at home
always by 10 o'clock; am Sunday
school teacher and my morals are
above reproach. | never had Il days
sickness in my life.
Agent-That is an extra. extra haz-
ardous risk. young man, and we can't
take it.
What"
No. The good die young, you
isnow."-I.!fc's Calendar.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17
uysaaE

81 flff,, Ei1ru.1 Caasazav hss -
p g4,s &c a. q Cos .N Carssr4's coal
il-1su osiaiT. - 10 21n-s 10 all
- sss-s, b AuEzts =
IS sEsir tAa- = party Of saatcr.
s.ssg. b Re b. HaTa basia. are
- "a 1-l aalFlags simply fec tarir
~ 7asrr' I'll stiersp; 10 prosecute
usi- * 1ls raz-z as
sss i-aszz. shl -. hsiar tslsa 20
~ 4 t7sasaa. jasap-i fram a ps.-
~ o Wssls ufsA s;1sl1a. Gneasg
" < IA %, Isn-tzy nisrniaE. HI
s-17''4 10 captsre hiui. bat after !
H4sf tle tusaar mas frrs :
Z - tzyaae 20 take him. The
- qaf7.licd % puu os.t aud
p ~,
.as-1 llrs st; discovered = bed OF
= h--is u-ar S4satn<a. This
- q sa- uaaafaegurc OF aigai-
y - e i found Ia thts epuntry.
II ~ lzi1s itspcirtei from Grcea-
- - snd sk01iI proFr ~ be
"a 'isertefi, @ SIT be thr faanda-
49, ~ al i-ps-taat ilLrstfy Ia this
49, o1lgtry.
=. y btiek. t,ln= aea- Loaf Solder
Il ~ -u-tkeru part % Carton
: t.eoss-ra a rein Of ignite e,pal
b. e = canon near that place.
- z.lrs fr01a the Jui0n Paedc
= 9 -lfes frum RAHllna. IL Is
9lsaa line Of the Norsh Eestern
- laspcs % Oglzn. auI The At
= ca .Ai, Of that road will al
fa-fs % the aad
= iaE'.es have Giei location eertla-
.aI''lI OIL claims ia the Rattle
a.is L.siFici Ia NatrooA County.
=. eoFcr 1860 acres. The geo
- g aesin drilling = we'll lust a.
-e'sss2.y machinery can be pro
- - 'atetssied Ia the Development
-, o. NaironA Coaaty are max
80 eaott to have the freight
he prescui rate charged by
| go ra.lfuad company on a car
"a place 10 Chicago Is 1857.
~ - % cattle between these points
.eaf This c1ort liant rate pre-
- from working their proper
AZ he best 10 the world.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17
THE cowBoY RACE.
rea Men start to Ride from caaar., =.
Chicago.

Chicago.
The much-taiked-of race Of COWBOYS from
Chadron TO Chicago began on The isth. The
twenty horses to be ridden By the ten eon,es-
tsn;s were branded with the race brand. The
racers include splendid specimens of the
Western horses With the exception Of two
stations the animals are all celdings The
entries Included horses from several large
horse ranches. Horsemen say that the race
viii: demonstrst. the superiority OF speed
and endurance OF the range horses, and they
regard Il a. an event OF much Importance to
the Industry some imported stock and Ken
lucky racing strains are Represent Mot
OF the horses are froni American or broneho
mares By bioo.ied .lres
The terms 81 the race are as follows: This
race oTca 10 ARyOae riding Western horses: .
on.y hoc-e- bred aud raised west OF the Mis-
sonri river eligible To enter. each rider shall
sleigh with stock saddle aud s9ddle blanket,
not less than 100 poand.. the saddle. TO be
''double-ctnoh' stock saddles. to weigh not
ie.. thsu thlriy-aye poaad. Anl each rider TO
te limited Ia Two hor,cs; each rider vii be
furnished route map aud be sill b. required
register at places acslgusied BY the con-
niitec. he pure sill b. divided into ,ogr
nionrys, Of which the drst .hall be not lee.
than 81 900. The riaer esanoi have his horse
drop dead at the goal aud gain a prize, for
zach ususi 10 q thAi hi. horse /. Ia fairly
good coudision Ga Esrival II the grounds II
be ~ould gallo prcmigm.
Secretary wi-., accompanied By N-s.rs.
Toniziae aaa Tate. % the Humane society.
~ti travel By rail-. Stopping At the stations
agrr-i uroR The route to rvgister the horses
and insprrt their coalition. What has tni--
iskeaiy berz eaiiel a cruel aad bratai con
r.; prUaiis~e 20 l,vclos inlo splendid icst
u western borssecsa, frer tros lshamansty
sad ~orthy * the Columbian wear.
IT, start "a. made 10 = Ios -tssi, with =
cinsi % Eufsemru. czrria-es aa4 bicycles
eFosdinS The fcal Tor a nile or more ahead.
''pee" Ni4diston. the favoflre Of nc sport
log fratrraity. Of Chlca-u. received an Ovs-
TIA sas ~ started 0at sl.h cheers John
Bfrrr. r'<h;-ag-~ay agent Of the E1Shora sys-
ie.n. poFularjf Know - The Psihander.' '
r.,ie, JACK Hale. ho-.e- an,lrr pro;csl, the
spnrai,ts- having ruled bin out on The
<rosaI ltzt - rr-itr the roauss map lie
VII r..ir. $50 SsoI cisaces - sin, sHi q.
isr faes l. aeru 20 tbs vosid. may fsl5iy
slslrs m pzrse.
liz rosie aaI station. s=reol Hpoa arc =,
f1iSH.i
Long Plsc. OMEN aaA wsassu. Nebraska /,
sioat Cav, Ga,rs. Fust n,d-e. Waterloo,
Naaeae..ss. Dubuqzs. ioaa; Frc~pori, De
Kslh aad Ca'ea-p.
he nalaes * lsla sttcFl and hrTtrs ere.
Enars 8ihd-hs C-s,!rua Osila~ And Joe
E1sa iszsrs a. Stevens. Sc. Clty. kansas,
Gsasrai GrAai add Nies Geo-sv a Joaes.
ygbtt@rt..l S.ssss Dskssfa Br1lr-e and
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17

hitch was n yoke of oxen wit
mare on ahead. and this was. ~
bination that he had never hands.
fore. However, with boy &c =
he pitched in heroically.
When the crash came, it was a NJ
moraiizing one. One OK got his leg o.
the chain. whirled around, and slippe
down a side hill. The other OK Hoped
over its mate with crash. and the
mare was pulled down on her launches
and sat like Tower on Il doorstep.
When the captain went to the rescue
he was kicked about ten feet by oBe
Of the PROSTATE, struggling oxen. The
panic was complete, and the captain
flew into the house rs rapidly as wind
would allow. Here's how he breath
lessly sized up the difficulty to dad:
Say, the larboard OK is on the star
board side. the main brace is bottom
side up, the rigging is all by the board.
and the old mares gone down stern
foremost What in blanknation are ye
going to do about it?"--Lewiston Jour
nal.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17

New York Hotel Clerk.-If I am not
mistaken you and your wife stopped
here about Il year ago.
Mr. Porkpacker-Yes. just about a
year ago.
New York H. C.-She seems changed
somewhat.
Mr.. Porkpacker-Yes. little.
New York IL. C.-She is good teat-
stouter.
Mr.. Porkpacker-Very likely.
New York ii. C.-And her hair IS
darker.
Mr.. Porkpacker-Right you arc. but
let me tell you in confidence she liz
not the same wife.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17
THE WRITERS OF nUMoR.
FOiBLES OF HUMAN NATURE
FURNISH THEM TEXTS.
A Louisville Woman Who Preferred
Death to a Discovery of Her
Decrepit Stockings---AS Sail
or's Attempt to Biow--The
Test at the Hen-roost-


she hud hOien In tfrr StoclAihEs.
One OF the most estimable women of
Louisville. and one whose friends
would never suspect her as the one re-
ferred to below. is subject to smother
ing spells and confidently expects TO die
during one OF them. Several days ago,
while sitting at her front window en-
gagged ut some light needlework con-
versing with n neighbor. she felt one OF
the spells coming over her She called
to her friend TO summon DR. - and
then fan her. The friend sent for the
family physician. and in no time he
was ut the house Meanwhile, the suf-
ferer was sure she was dying.
"Oh. Mrs. -" she sobbed hyster-
ically. Il know l am going this time.
am dying, l am dying. Good-by,
Mrs. -.
The doctor ut once began the applica-
ton OF the usual restoratives. but they
seemed of no avail The sufferer APP
peared to be gradually losing her
breath. and the doctor believed she
was expiring He tore away her ruch-
ings about her neck and called to her
friend:
Mrs. -. take of her shoes. please;
We must enliven her circulation some
how" The doctor got her neck free
enough. but when the friend lifted one
foot to remove the shoe the sufferer
kicked her friends hands with the 9TH
er foot. The doctor did not notice this,
but. thinking the friend could. perhaps,
not undo the buttons, he reached down
and picked up one of the patients feet.
The sufferer. evidently in her last
gasps. kicked him also. but the doctor
was determined. Mrs. -" he said.
your shoes are too tight. They must
come or
Don't. doctor gurgled the patient,
don't. doctor. I'm dying"
Il know IL. Mrs. -" he said. but
those shoes mnst come on"
"Oh. no. doctor" was the feeble
pleading.
But l say yes answered the now
frightened doctor. -ard III take them
on. too"
oh. doctor. please don't. please
don't"
I'm sorry, Mrs. -. but"
Raising herself with powerful effort
the patient, pale rs death itself. gasped
please don't take of my shoes doctor
my stockings are full OF holes"
The effort seemed to bring back the
life TO the sufferer. and In half an hour
she was as well us ever. with new
pair OF stockings on fully ready fol
the next spell. Courier
Journal.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17

The Chinese naval squadron Is to be
n,rther strengthened. Ia the recent re-es-
.f'-nm.nr Of ships Incident To the breaking
nj, AZ he naval review the Baltimore was as
signed a. flagship Of the Chiua station.
In has nov been decided TO have the gun
boa, Concord accompany the baltimote 70
t.,,h ,-..scl. np.l.r way not later than july
10 Thev will 90 via Europe and through
The suez canal It Is understood that me
vunboai Maehias. which was successfully
tried saturday, Is also booked for the Chinese
station. but several months VIII eIaPse NC
- she a ftted out for a foreign cruise.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17
Their, WIN BE No reae..

The Dispatch from Washington ia Ecsari
10 4 sshetl- to erect feuee along the Kansas
line OF the CberoSee Strip and thus Keep All
but tho-o ia tie scheme frcu getting oyer on
,6oiss Lands i All bo-h The north line Of
,se s,ri2 Is Us miles In length and every mile
~ IL i intersectcd by + north and south ROAD
extending from Kansas. and exactly on the
line cast and wcst for the lao miles runs
rod -Irty feet vide 90 which al can travel
nad gather for the grand start into The PROM
ised land
The Lamar register., 1893-06-17

The minister OF co,oaIes has introduced Ia
the Cnrtr. hin provlilug Tor the rrovsa aka
tiuu Of the government OF Cuba lie proposes
-, .,,tg-,-,-ss he p-uvineial councils and 10
,.rrate ! .lnsie supreme council, which vii
N ia Uayaaa and have power 20 deal VITA
tho budget sid to frame iaNs for the purpose
81 rcailEln. reforms recommended " the
spauish government The CONSERVATIVE
Cr,hsps sut CariIst. oppose the bill The
,,.5blie. Although regarding 10 With d.sfayor,
arr les bitter In thclg opposition.