Las Vegas Free Press, 1892-03-08

York, Pennsylvania & Ohio passen- gar train by placing a lot of logs on tho track. At Gillespie, Mo., Rev. J. J. Laird, under indictment for blackmail, has been debarred from further partici participation - pation participation in the ministry of the M. E. church. When the Cherokee lands are thrown open it is estimated that 1, 1,-500 - 500 1,-500 negroes will leave Arkansas, and farmers are getting anxious, as they are at present crippled for want of labor. A stranger went to Goshen, In Indiana, - diana, Indiana, and sold an electrio alarm machine to Solomon Williams for $5,000. He got the cash and dis disappeared. - appeared. disappeared. The machine proves to bo worthless. Two hundred and thirty six noes thirty-seven ayes, was the vote of the Baltimore conference, on the .ques .question - tion .question of admitting women as delegates to the general conference of the M. E. church.

that country. The governments of Norway and Sweden have, respectively, asked for World's Fair appropriations of $01, $01,-288 - 288 $01,-288 and $53,000. In Norway a num number - ber number of private citizens are raising a fund of $10,720, with which to build and send to Chicago a counterpart of the Viking ship which was exhumed near Sandefiord a few years ago. Connecticut held an enthusiastic World's Fair meeting at Hartford, on Washington's birthday, ex-Governor Waller presiding. A committee of sixteen, two from each county, were appointed to look after the state's representation at the exposi exposition. - tion. exposition. Sixteen lady managers were also chosen. Subscriptions being called for, $50,000 was pledged on the spot. It is expected that the legislature, when its deadlock is bro broken, - ken, broken, will reimburse the subscribers.

DIED. Chicago, March 7. John T. Clark Clark-eon, - eon, Clark-eon, brother of the late Bishop Clark Clark-son, - son, Clark-son, and who had large interests in Omaha, died at midnight at tho Virginia, where had been stop stopping. - ping. stopping. Ho had been ill with pneu pneumonia - monia pneumonia several davs.

coarso brown bread ana sour wine. They were temperate in diet and regular and constant in exercise. Ths Spanish peasant works every day and dances half tho night, and yet eats only his black bread, onion and watermelon. Tho Smyrna por porter - ter porter eats only a little fruit and some

Tho root of this plant, commonly called the tanning plant, has been used in Venezuela for many years in stead of bark, and contains 10 per cent more propertiesjor tanningpur tanningpur-poses - poses tanningpur-poses than the best oak bark. Phoc nix Republican. Woblc's FAia Notes.

consider I'm not in it," wrote a jeal jealous - ous jealous lover to his sweetheart. "On and after tho first," she replied, "somebody else will watch the par parlor - lor parlor door and whisper sweet nothings in my entranced ear, Mr. Neverpop."

later was 853,045. Jim Corbett, in nn interview, says he has authorized no one to make a match for him, with Chronski. He will not fight him, having already bested him four times. Corbelt ex expresses - presses expresses his willingness to meet Fitz-