Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-04
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

j. A. Lawrence. Assistant State Dairy Com
missioner OF Minnesota, seized 200 pounds of
ing company yesterday afternoon at 81. Paul
-Chauncey M. Depew and family were pas
sengers on the steamer Adriatic which sailed
for Liverpool yesterday morning. General NJ
u. Leggett was passenger on the steamer
City Of Berlin, which sailed TODAY for the same
port.
Yesterdays bond offerings aggregated S672-
$50. as follows: Co1pon As $500 at l2S; regis
tered As, $4,000 at $50: 500 at l2s coupon as
S. 900 at l061s; registered as s609 $50 at 1861
The following offers were accepted: sos. 900
registered AS at 1857; coupon 4s 5000 at
lce%; registered As. $500 at lbs; coupon As, $500
"A dispatch has been received by George
Gould president of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, from San Francisco, verifying the
report OF the loss of the company's steamer
Granada on the rocks at Punta Tejohan.
The vessel and cargo will be a total loss. The
Granada was valued at $4,000 and the cargo
at s75, 900.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, through
frst Vice President Orland Smith. SAYS: beg
to say that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, after full consideration, has con-
cluded, all circumstances considered to take
independent action and issue its tariff for corn
and wheat on the basis of 20 cents from Chicago
to New York. to take effect July next
"A bold bank robbery was perpetrated at
Lgonier, Ind. While the cashier of Sol.
Myers bank was at dinner some bold thief en-
tereQ the Dank through side window and
rihed the cash drawer. Fortunately the vault
was locked, and the thief had to be content
with something less than 81, 600 which he hur-
riedly gathered mp. The window through which
entrance was effected Is but few feet from the
street, and is in plain view of every passerby
The thief got away undetected.
Sensational news of probable war between
Costa RIca and Nicaragua over the canal comes
from Panama by steamer. The Nanaga CORE
spondent of the Panama Star and Herald saws
that the war party has control of the COSTA
Rica Government, and urges the immediate in
vasion Of Nicaragua unless heavy indemnity be
paid for carrying the canal in San Juan river
for so miles along the Costa Rican boundary
This land claimed by Costa Rica has once been
decided by treaty to belong to Nicaragua. but
this treaty will be violated.
The south bound stage coach from Lander
to Rawlins, Wyo. T., was held up and robbed
late Monday night near Rongis BY three road
agents. Mrs. Jones' wife of the Indian agent
and her three children, were the only passen-
gers in the coach. The robbers compelled her
to give up all her money and valuables and the
key to her trunks. They emptied the trunks
taking the vaIuables. They then took the mai
bags, cut them open and took the registered
letters. They kept the driver covered with a
revolver until the work of going through the
mail was completed, when they disappeared In
the darkness. The Deputy Sheriff Of Lander
with 20 Shoshoe Indians is on the trail of the
robbers, with chance of catching them.
If you are seeking for very fine i'm
ported cigar, ask to see the La Matilde