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The Lamar register., 1893-01-07
KILLED BY DYNAMITE.
Fiv- Victims OF the F..rfai Explosive As
Long Island city.

Just In the rear OF a ros Of tenenenk In
Long Island CITY, Long Island, Is the en-
trance TO a tunnel hz; ihr NeH York Cliy-
Loag Island Tuunel Company IS putting
der the East river. They rse great deal of
dynsmite In blasting and Tuesday night the
dynamite fr1Ec When the gang Il men
started 10 work the next moruiag they found
It would be necessary to take the dyastai;s
out, and taking three barrels Of cartridge.
from the stock placed then Just back Of The
tenements to be ihaEed The cartridge.
were put in box four feet sqazrr, thruash
which steam pipes run, and thea uiIA Tie
foreman, MeEntee, 10 oversee the thASlni.
process the gang entered the shaft
How the explosion occurred Il /. not de1-
nltely kno~n, but presumably the pipes be-.
came too hot A, 5 o'clock The explosive "a.
set of, scattering death and destruction
HrOund It. The shock wa ike an earthquake.
but the men in The tunnel .hzfi uese no.
hurt The persoss living ln the ieacnenss
made up the killed and .aiurrd- The teac-
nents from Nos. a to - were shattered With
the stores snd Office. below. The posioifiec
Was in No. "a. The letter eases we're urcrkrd
into strips and clerks were hurled along IN
the debris. Immediately after the crAsh
vsye Of fire swept through the loHer part Of
the tenement.. 1t cut OF all possibility of es-
cape through the entrances 10 the buIlding.
Some OF the stunned and bleeding tenant.
managed To crawl to the widows aad make
their escape in that way.
The explosion was heard ALI over LoaS L.
land City. Large plate-giass windows werr
shattered as far away four blocks from ,h.
scene of the explosion. just across the street
doors were blown OF their hinges counters
overturned and persons knocked senseiess.
Scores OF persons were Injured Ia ihl. way
that the authorities have heard nothing about.
Two blocks and half from where the eIplo
sion tool place stands fve-s;ory brick s,or,
building and tenement The explosion blew
out every windov-liSht In the front of the tor
floor. When the excitement had somewhar
abated prompt search Wa made for the un-
fortunate, resulting In hnding four men and
one woman killed
Foreman MeIniyre vas fatally injured aad
several other persons will probably die OF
their injuries.
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07
Pretty Good Ide..

Some time ago the suggestion was made In
a London paper that a society be formed to
suppress the growing evil and scandal Of
street profanity. 1t was generally aGmiited
that English town. were disgracefully promi-
nent in swearing and eursing In public places
Last week II was discovered that the statute
books actually contain an act passed in the
reign of George ii. "for the suppression OF
profanity" and the law was put in force a
few days ago al Wechbech.
Penalties are imposed according TO the so
cial position Of the offender. The scale is Que
shilling per oath when uttered by lAborcr
two shillings when the sinner IS above a la
borer and under the degree of gentleman.
and Eve shillings when spoken BY sny one
above the degree of = gentleman. The pun
ishment Is applicable whether the offense be
committed in the public streets or In a mans
house. In the Wechbech ease the prisoner
uttered four wicked words in the street and
being mere laborer, he was ordered to pay
= shilling for each oath and thirteen shiliinys
costs
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07
ABUSING THE JEWS.
RUSSIAN PERSECUTION CON-
TiNuES.
ssssre Edscts Against Then are BratAi-
" Enfors ed.

The latest adviots from St. Petersburg anu
other parts Of Russia shows that the peFseeu-
ton of the Jews aud the inhumsnity OF inc
cxar's officials toward that unhappy race Is
greater than ever before. Six edieis have
been issued aiming to disperse the jewish
subjects OF Russia, weaken their position ana
trading centers, and crush out their religion.
These edicts are enforced With the utmost
riger In many parts of the empire and Win
severity everywhere. The Moscow papers
boast that since the beginning OF 1871 twenty
thousand Jews have been converted to oriho-
doxy. The unhappy converts, who have ueen
driven to an unpre,ended denial of their nc
iigious faith In order TO escape iniolerao'e
prosecution, have been dePorted TO ihe dis'
trict of Tcherkesayo, about five miles i'ohi
Moscow. There they are governed By priests
of the Russian orthodox church, who require
them 70 attend the services Of that church
and TO comply with its various rules, ,E@'ehins
narrowly for any sign of evasion or repeat
Anee.
Thousands OF Jewish working people have
been driven from their employment 10 be-
come beggars aud wanderers. Old SOLDIERS
who wore medals for faithful and gallant
service in Russia's army are treated with as
little mercy as other jews No recognition
whatever Is given to their claims upon The
country. Merchants OF tho best standing are
drivea of Ike the poorest lAeoreT. The
scenes witnessed In consequences arc very
pitifui, and would move, one would think-
even the heart OF the Grand Duke se:gius-
Moscow has lost, In consequence OF the per
secuiior there, multitude Of It's most ValuA-
BILE residents. Many of the Jewish tFadesnen
and artisans who have been driven from Nos-
COW have gone to LODI, place feT hours
By rail from warsaw, and which has rapidly
risen to a population Of lss,ooO, most Of then
Jews. Under the impulse OF jewish ssiIl asd
industry Lcdx Is fast bccou,as an important
manufacturing center. Trade In MoscoE L.
on the other hand, collapslug through ;he
loss OF Jewish capital aad labor which had
no small shore In building up and maintain
ing the industry and prosperity Of that place
While In Moscow. under the harbaric aG-
ministratsoa OF the Grand Duke Ser.ius, the
persecution OF the Jews Is as fierce A. ever In
Poland the oppression OF the Jess l., for The
time being, somewhat relaxed and ihrpash'
out Russia generally the trcAtneat Of tho
Jews Is not on barsh scale ss in Moscow.
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07
NsS MSrHrA.

A ssEsF % iana hayrrs fru-i Fin, ra.-s,I
kansa., have arrived ia Esida o. Isa ~
tAo Marvel sraas rfuSgsty RsiA q ~ 4
paroh4slsr faFaas.
Two allexr,i Stitches rers iissa,-l = *.
A. tse FErhio q fzni lAss s~rc 3 or 4
the csel4sr. Tse guilty part,s sr-.srl :,
rv,s ~ the usii>i s-ztot u1ssaai al ID
trv.al- q rAyAiry ~crr cn5er-i - assss Al
ierf SER thrz iaksn IA ezs,o.4r t..i u 4
trissl
Hash hrsneAea q. he s-..,,Eslss ls.-nA,|
have azsnlinaa.iy astopssd osas arnar.I
20 Cos<ry-. co The .ghice; a, sla.s.eo3
reslrs. fse prozzts>s q he trr4sT ( sass}
Acsp~ MA.At~e. rrcsics taas ~ isssszai a
z.s.1d q pfoprrxy Ia tkr tsrratc-y /. ~ - 4
shilr id,ho aaA wyasssins szl 1slF - ss
coo asd 81 .o,u 0sp sr.7<rssrcly Al al x
poss4isilsa q <c~ Mrssso = is5lt gssrsas
shiie Npassa., Idaho ast Wyazi-s * Il
s.oes - 90 sHi % .oo'r~s7.s a. . ;
Favs-rl q fosr4ga t-oTs iasasii1sss : "a
.rsea 70 100. ls,s thas shst o. 8ry d.ae :
ueatiy aAg1iifea s,zic. Wtrrr,s-y Z = --,ar4
fka. ius2t-r d-aznais IA Etsz-ssisa Z 4
tefvisuxr And faf tstfei Siarfs eszss
rvsp~~ ,fGily &skssl 10 pas sAr hs-fs - q
yr11ins before !; stte ihe - alrl s.z5F
pzs.c,i ~ The hse,r or .tib szsa -.adizala
q; ihx s~hAte .za~hAssens a. 81 sIrt -
10 tse sr@nlsh-sp~sliaS eitifr@t q ~ -
tory.
An .srFarssut claim n, hsrz Sd !
eo1rs Of private iaaa eialz4s b. ]sif, Nd
Cf I.incssia. Nrhr1skA ne e,1is "a
for the Heath Land grast ip5an -,
so1tteru Mes Ne1tco Ihe zrInt > X
~as made under she laE u I>s5, sala
The s1oss liberal eoioziszsioa iIE x NsEzz
Il "a. r.ss-.rs ler.a. ihr ss.art rrl.s & "
bs1e .nd -.s 10 fore- o=iy tcs izosias q
for this rrzsna no. razuy rrznss scw -
updrF H. No e2s< anacr ,Ar hr %
rc.<b~si the supreme C91rs . ~ -
stAie.- tai The eoarts Of Teas have -
times sustained the las 4 : rtsdH.rs
c5r Of the nl1ss important sG.t. Ia eses
.osse nes and intercstins p1i1ts = as
ttozal 1ni international Law au-e 4 - :
Mr. Needle Ia one Of tas H-aih esifs
ra1d- several trfp< 10 NeKicp snd . i's
cy his Attorneys that the elaiin : sss
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07
Wyon ming.

The trial Of the stoeknea co1se--S
Cbeyerar on the 3th.
Tie ArApAhoc Isdlzzs are gos 4sSse
s7ii their lands neAf isEdrf
John = Osborne uas ssoTn u
Ter the seco1d time oa The -ai y tA-''
tcr 6ru-rheek
The deT.o.lior. 10 the d-fgnei tsflns
n-tionN baak have received forty ~
70 far on thrir iepo-iss
Ianle. s~isher. former deFGiy ~
convicted at Sheridan of a. assa1i
Joseph Dale He got three yeafs
In the northern part o. the s'As y " -
nomegsr il reported 10 have bees :
below zero, durlng the rceeni sod 80
Jackson, the Denver phoio-Isg.5;.el.
taken some large photographs o. -
scenery witch arc very hne llq
exhibited al the Worid's Fair
IL l. reported that mzn u ~,
Wyoming, erimlnally Assaulted - -,
old girl lat veek. and that ths -
made an ineffeetual attempt TO Hns-
A commission Is treafiag via ise - ~,
chiefs to secure q eession OF taA. - u
The Arapahoe reservation lyils :.
creek aud North Fork. Ihe lailA'
inclined TO sell.
II Is reported that while maklHs
al the head OF the Nevada guich- oa ~ |
lingion < Missouri extension -, =
AEtonelli's men picked up -
valued al 81 COO
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07
NEWS OF THE WEST
cslsr.eo.


During is0a, 9,Isp arrests r,
Denver. "aee IA
Abou; 800 insurance companie. ar. a,
business in the state. aoans
pital Ia the country. ses' hos-
The Colorado State Grange viii
Denver January losh- meet "a
About l 800 citizens Of Dcnxar
$1,000 or more property '-ies @
During 1872. i63,oc0 cariaa6s n, -,
were received al Denver. "usei
The tranfcr- of real estate ia ps,,..
isgs amounted To tti, tx, 900. '-i'rs
Dr. Alexander Shaw, the we'll kncr.
tiCuiuarsst died In Beaver On the 1sFl' '''-
A baker al Grand junction va. an.,,
days ago for aiiosins boys TO sanble i n
The rceripis from duties he p.nr
., .ess ssl,s sss ;, a''r'ns TIE past year aoazic
An elevator boy al. the BrsSs Hos, =.
ser, wAs crushed 10 death oa Ne - -
while lntoxieued-
A REGULAR stage line haS bern .,,,,.,
r,au between Dolores and B.ar ~, -,
san Jnan river In utah. FL
There ~err ssclssi acre, as -,v..-
land catered during the year thr,s.s,-,, =
state. tise total reesip's Of The elrfsa ~
sN'a ~"A' F-NfsFRf'sA0
Dcnrer, which already has I,--s
schools. = scon TO have anathrr IL y.
In District No. I. East DcnY~r Ths -.
90 Franklin and TscutY-sirih A4e5B.
Goyerser Waite. while 90 a. nv q, T..
vcr, ftorIseI over at taaoa Ctty angi' i.,r,....,
the pcnite1iiary aud ih,e STATE titeb ~
dressed the conviets on Mes Year't nsr
tP0lieemsD WiEgins, vho l. stationed h, =.
Dcuver rsstnfiice, has more thaa sar-.l Z
H. q aa~Haa .
s;.-so zosth Of money and suo!. s-5gs,s :
careless reople 90 his heat
sT-o Derscr deputy shcFsr. rssss3 ,,,,t
Wsfroas had an unpleasant rrpe-sr-' 4.
oihrr ul-tt They tricd 70 arres; ~. =
ior. tough maa froaa FGch,c. h,sf l. =. y.
drup Ga tectn. ssd disarsnrd thssi H. 1.
had a los Of fun ~ thsiF cxprnse a. -.
thsrl taroe tiil they rerc tifoi me- -,
ran TAYLOR in.
Dcaver Narkcts-E--s, rza-a ). 90.
s6c. haitcT. b~xs crtsaserT - s-sis A. =
hss. gplkni h1lei tiifesIg s--1.l -
s. Tssssp. alfalfa 500 vhsti 81. ~ -.
&c, saekrd St-s oKEs 81 Is sl-gs1 d =
potatoes G-ao. esiIir. cAol-e ...sr, /,
tgNLaa. co-s 81 ~ ssa. o.. nA,irs ,,--.,-,r
ess2 %. hmrs. sssscr ~ gS srriur = -,
ar,---si. iWsiaas live. 81 a. 70 8 8 - -
II. hearts Of The yunn- Infia. t-,--. q.
raaitecs seru uasie Eixd iAsl gai q 4,
Teller iS7r.isnte ty a Fcrultilla &c.
urue -sich coetsinoa ) sift f1f sssrr !. -.
Al tEr isstitutr. t47e ~ afzad 80,
lrees A .plrEdis prp<rzuzs q ,ss---,
rvastsrrd b. tAr cAlidrea % ~, -
csor, lsrrc Eusai-sT e t1=asa<rs5l -
prs-rat Capt sa4 Mrs. Lrzoz s.rr -,
ins 10 ikrsr work 10 make The sE.rsisy. ! :.
oc-- aud = rfcA eoasT-nsatlsa ra ~, !,
;sc trsgAt suslirs Azd pisasaaf. taa-. . !,
ladlNa childr~n ueo haze mslt .s.s u =
lsai rrczrcsa aasirr Capt. Lrz5as ,agsss
srr4crcy.
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07
SOUTH SEA HORRORS.
Captain of . Vessel Killed ana III. Roa,
Eaten.

Advlees have been received from the South
seas OF some very bloody events. The Kan
aka crew OF the French vessel Constantine
recruiting in the New Hebrides, murdered
the captain and mate, looted the vessel and
TUNED heF adrift She Went on reef and
became atotai wreck NJ. Passea, passen-
ger on the Constantine was shot on the 5th
OF October as was also Captain Mare, whose
corpse was cooked for feast -Four KAnaka.
who attempted To rescue the captain we're
massacred
While the vessel named Three Cheers wa.
1t Fead Island, an atteulpt was made to ar.
rest the chief and bis son, who murdered
trader named Coz When Captain Stale of
the Three Cheers demanded the chief. he was
shot dead by the latter's son. stAlie's mur.
derer was subsequently, espturo1 and shot
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07

A MINNESOTA woman. married but
two weeks, eloped with another man.
While her husband was congratulate
ing himself he made the discovery
that the elopers had taken his clothes
along, and the gloom that settled
upon him was profound 1t was
humiliating to think he had been used
merely as dummy for the tailor to
fit the raiment of another person.
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07

HYPNoTIsM has been for the first
time employed in court to throw
light on a curious case. Livernash.
ga newspaper man. OF undoubted
ability, was on trial at Santa Rosa.
Cal. for an attempt to murder man
while under the hypnotic conviction
that his victim was another fellow
Placed on the witness stand in a hyp-
motto state (as proven by the usual
tests Of insensibility to pain) he re-
lated the whole story of his crime.
He is apparently Jekyll and Hyde
enrt nj DUPLEX personality.
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07

THERE is no mystery about the
cause of the decline Of the salmon.
The fish has been mercilessly hunted,
and sawmills are allowed to render
the water unfit for it to live in.
Salmon-canning factories multiplied
so long as there was good prof. in
the business. When the scarcity
first began to be felt. instead OF lead
ing the Gamers to take measures to
protect the fish, it lead only to mora
strenuous efforts to take all that
could be caught
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07
STATESMEN in France. arrested

STATESMEN in France, arrested for
bribery, complain that their prison
accommodations are not suited to the
tastes of distinguished gentlemen
like themselves. The restriction of
their liberty also seems to displease
them, and the diet is not to their
liking. These circumstances are re-
ferred without comment to the Prison
Reform association, whose collective
heart aches beautifully for the incar-
cerated.
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07
ALFRED PACKER, known in Colorado

ALFRED PACKER, known in Colorado
as the ManEater, from habit of din
Ing upon his associates, desires to
leave the penitentiary. the diet there
not agreeing with him. A lawyer has
found what seems TO be the necessary
technicality. II is hoped that the
lawyer will not succeed, but If he
should the only just recompense would
be to fatten him and feed him to his
carnivorous client
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07

The eye of prophecy can easily
look into the future and see the ac-
tresses of the land clustered about
the metal toes of Ada Rehan at the
worlds fair. The ear OF prophecy
can hear the remarks, tinged with
sisterly acrimony. setting forth that
the honor of being immortalized in
silver had been offered to each Of
them before, with evident chagrin, it
struck the Rehan bargain.
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07
Lynchinx In Idaho.

Al midnight Monday a furious mob OF
twenty-five or thirty masked men armed and
determined to take the law in their own
hands, called upon Deputy Sheriff Wright,
who has rooms at the court house in Lewis
ton, Idaho, and at the point of revolver, de
manded him 10 deliver them the key to the
cell of Albert Roberts. who murdered Jack
Sutherland at Leland about two weeks ago.
The key was obtained aud Roberts taken
from the jail across the road TO an old gris,
mill and hanged.
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07
c.n.d. G.t,inx rr,endlr.

A proclamation has been issued by Canada
removing the duty on sugar and molasses
coming in By indirect importations- The duty
on sugar was per cent. ad yalorem and on
molasses q cents per gallon. These duties
Disseminated against the United States, no
discrimination being made against other
countries. Their removal is evidence Of the
friendly feeling OF Canada toward the United
States
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07
Federation of halfway ora.r,.

The new federation of railway or2anlza-
tions proposes to establish its Headquarters in
Chicago. and viii spend over half a million
in the new enterprise. 1t is going to erect a
magnificent clubhouse, costing In the neigh
borhood OF $500 900, and six smaller buildings
to serve as the headquarters OF the six fedora
tions that make u p the federation. The plan
has been under consideration for long time.
and was finally adopted at the meeting held
in Cedar Rapids last week
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07

Two famous Australian bruisers
matched to fight for as much Ameri-
can money as would ransom prin-
cess from pasha are, so it is grave
ly announced, suspected of not in
tending to fight square, or, as the
pugulist terms it, on the level. The
announcement of suspicion that
they intended TO fight square
would not be so grave. 1t would be
almost facetious.
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07

The calloused hand of King Charles
of Roumania is about to loosen its
grip on the scepter, and Prince Fer
dinand viii grasp the relinquished
tool and try to make a living with it.
AS he is already allowed 500, 900 per
year for being prince and the king
business pays even better, it is be-
ieved that Ferdinand, by economy,
will get along.
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07

WHILE France is worrying about a
crisis and scandal at home, away of
in Dahomey there is more trouble.
The dusky king is potting soldiers OF
the republic, and Amazons about the
evening campfire plan how they will
trim their winter basques with i'm
ported French scalp-locks.
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07

A CLASS of New Yorkers known to
themselves as sports are betting as to
whether or not certain condemned
murderer will be hanged at the time
set. With remarkable delicacy they
refrain from laying wagers concerning
the number Of convulsive kicks to be
expected in case the hackers of the
executive clemency theory shall lose
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07

A WOMAN in Russia has been sent
to prison for year, with no allow
ance for good behavior. She had not
said anything unpleasant about the
royal family. She had merely killed
100 babies as far as counted. When
the count has progressed to the Sec
ond 100 lovers of justice hope the
woman viii be fined few kopecks in
addition.
The Lamar register., 1893-01-07

IT isn't a case of Good morning;
have you used Somebody's soapP in
Chicago any more. The proper mat
utinal salutation is, Good morning.
have you been held up?n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-29
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectuaily cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts Oh the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-29
AN EXPOSITION FOR ATLANTA.
It is Intended That it Shall Eclipse
Any Ever Held in Dixie.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 2s.-At a meeting Of
300 of the most prominent business
men of Atlanta to-day it was unanimous
~ decided to begin at once on the Cotton
Safes and Sub-Tropical Exposition, which
will be ready for opening in about one
year from now The meeting was the
most representative ever held in Atlanta,
and the citizens pledged themselves for
any amount necessary to make the expo
sition the most complete ever undertaken
by the south
S. NJ. Inman, the head of the great cot
ton firm of S. NJ. Inman & Co, was chosen
chairman
The exposition will cover displays, not
only of the resources of the south At
lantic and Gulf states, but will have spe-
cial reference to Mexico, Cuba, Jamaica
and the Bahama Islands, with all OF
which close trade relations are expected
on the re-adiustment of the tariff.
A permanent organizat ion was ordered
effected, and the movement put on s
practical basis at once.
The details will be arranged immedi-
ately, and for the next year the city Of
Atlanta viii give itself unreseryedly 70
tile work
The business men Of the city have
pledged themselves to raise any amount
necessary for the movement.
The international features OF the expo
sition will be confined chiefly 70 Cuba and
Mexico
As many buildings will be erected as
necessary. The exposition viii be held
on the grounds of the Piedmont Park, in
the suburbs of Atlanta