Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-19
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

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| The bodies of 81 of the men killed in the
explosion at the Bentilee collery, at London
| on Wednesday, have been recovered.
The italian Government has refused to re
| ceive Washan Efendi, whom the Porte wished
to appoint as Turkish Ambassador TO Italy.
John s. Martin. of PENNSYLVANIA, has beer
| appointed confidential clerk to the Commis
sfoner of Railroads, vice Mr.. Kemper. resigned.
Maggie Mitchell the actress, became Mrs
| Charles Abbott in Boston, it is stated, Cd Sat.
urdaY last, but it is not known where or BY
whom the ceremony was performed.
james II. Jacobs, the Lancaster county
murderer, and George Clark, the Greene county
murderer, both sentenced TO die on October %,
have been resplted until December l.
Secretary Tracy was at his desk yesterday
in the Navy Department. He is busily at work
upon the estimates OF the naval establishment
for the year 1880, which he hopes to send to the
Treasury Department in few days.
AT Chicago Joseph Paul, 16-year-old boy
was caught between an immense fywheel and
the betting in machine shop and hurled
around and around until his neck was broken
and death put an end to his sufferings.
Lieutenant Schrader, in command of the
the recent trial OF the vessel to Secretary Tracy
Yesterday. There was nothing in it different
from the full accounts OF the trial published at
the time it was made.
The steamer River Ettrick. from Bluefield,
Nicaragua, arrived at Boston yesterday morn
ing, having on board the crew of the dismasted
schooner Kate Foster. before reported towed
into Vineyard Haven abandoned The captain
of the Kate Foster was drowned.
The division marshals at meeting Thurs
day night at the Cardinals residence arranged
the details of the torchlight procession in
Baltimore Of November IL in honor of the one
hundredth anniversary of the Archdiocese of
Baltimore. Estimates from different marshals
showed that 0,000 men will be in line.
The British steamer Kepler, which left
New York on Sunday morning for Baltimore,
has not yet reached her destination. Her
agents, Simpson, Spence & Young of New
York City, fear that she has gone down.
About q souls are on board. The Kepler was
built in 1873, IN Sunderland, England, and was
rated 100 Al
cific at or near Sterling, Col, last Tuesday
Claim Agent Manchester started for that point
Tuesday, but the officers of the road have so
far succeeded in suppressing the facts in the
case. Manchester admitted to a friend that
several persons had been badly hurt, and it
was feared three or four would die.
The coffin containing the remains of Ralph
Waldo Emerson, whose grave at Concord
Mass, was disturbed Saturday last has been
placed in q securely bound box which has in
turn been deposited In grave composed Of
blocks of granite cemented together and
securely fastened with a granite covering. The
generally accepted theory is that the act of
vandalism was committed to create sensation.
"A railroad accident happened at 2 o'clock
yesterday morning in the suburbs of New
Brunswick, N. J., in which two persons-Engi-
neer George Garrabrand and Fireman Frank
Anderson-were badly hurt and enc engine
was wrecked. An eastbound freight train ran
into the rear Of another train composed OF fve
two freight cars were burned. A drover who
was riding in the burned eaboose claims to
have lost s., 900, which was in his satchel
DIR. Richard H Mcdonald, the venerable
millionaire who made his fortune out of vinegar
bitters, and who now runs the Pacific Bank in
intervals of his prohibition work, has brought
suit at San Francisco against Senator Leland
Stanford for 81, 200, 900, which he claims STAN
issue OF Central Pacific stock made rs years
ago. This Is the stock which Stanford pur-
chased from Mrs. Clara Belle Mcdonald, the
complainants wife, who, it is alleged, stole it
about two years ago.
"A pretty young woman was arrested at
Cliquot, Mimi Wednesday night, while tend
ing bar In a saloon dressed as . man. She ap-
peared in that town Saturday and at once ap-
piled for work at the saloon Of man named
Smith and was promptly engaged as barkeeper.
which she could not disguise. She was not
surprised at being arrested, and took matters
coolly. Her antecedents and name are not
known. She says she assumed the disguise to
is still in Jail.
Jay Gould has signed contracts with the
city of Ft Scott, Kan, to build three lines of
Fort Scott and Belt Line, with
terminal facilities; the Fort Scott and Eastern,
this point with the Missouri Pacific
at Pipton, Mo-, distance Of 130 miles, and the
south line of Mindon, Mo-, connecting with the
main line at that point. This is practically
of the Gould Kansas system at
this point and is considered one of Gould's
strategic moves on the railroad checker board.
he wished was conceded here, and
in return he will build an elegant depot, locate
shops, etc.
Rev. DR.. Thomas F. Davies. rector of st.
Peters Protestant Episcopal Church, Philadel-
phia, for the past Fl years, was yesterday con-
secrated as Bishop Of the Diocese of Eastern
Michigan, to which he was elected last June. |
The services took place in st. Peters Church, |
and were attended by large number of men, |
bers Of the Episcopal clergy and laymen and by |
nearly the entire congregation OF st. Peters. Z!
Rt. Rev. Henry q. Potter, Bishop of New |
York, ofhciated, assisted by Rt Rev. w. |
Whitaker. Bishop Of Pennsylvania, and Rt !