Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-04
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

-Barrundia's friends threaten to kill MIzner
on sight.
The shot combine elected officers yesterday
in Chicago.
Chicago clearinghouse keepers have organ
lied a union to raise prices.
The Porte Gas authorized the founding Of
Russian school in Constantinople.
Daring wheat thieves have robbed the
farmers of St. Joseph county, Ind.
-Cattlemen are pleading the Government for
more time to get out of the Cherokee strip.
The Ellis Wool Mills, of Terre Haute, Ind,
were damaged by flre to the extent of Sz0,OO4
Lewis Griffin, a young farmer near Liberty,
Mo-. has been arrested on suspicion of killing
an aged woman.
One of the largest steel works in the United
States will be built at Newport, KY. by the
Ironton Company.
-Viadimirof. the young man who shot at
Governor General Baranoff, at Mimi Novgorod,
is q government clerks son.
The French Government has ordered that
the remains of Count MIrabeau be searched
for In the St. Marcel Cemetery.
The sixteenth annual convention Of the
Railway Mail Service Mutual Benefit Associa-
ton opened at Denver yesterday.
Mr.. Whitehead, CHARGED with being an &C
cessory in the murder of Mr.. w. F. Petit, in
Indiana, has escaped prosecution.
"A boy named Daniel lillian was killed and
East Fifth-fifth street. New York.
--California Republicans have accepted
Congressman Morrows declination OF re-
nomination from the Fourth District.
u s. Judge Thayers refused to enforce
contract made between the American Pre-
servers Trust and one of its members,
Thirty delegates from the Union. Prohibit
tion and Greenback parties met at Cincinnati
yesterday to organize a national reform party.
The experiment of transmitting opera mu-
sic from the Berlin Opera House TO the Urania
Theater by telephone, proved complete sue
cess.
Frank Adler, st. Louis carpenter. while
Church. fell i5O feet from the top of the steeple
and was killed.
DIR. R. Rutherford telegraphed Governor
Ross of Texas, that Waco was not in danger
of disease, and that the McGregor quarantine
should be raised.
proposed removal of the remains of James
Lick from under the great Lick telescope at
Mount Hamilton.
The Legislature of Washington is COM
PEELED to adjourn from day to day because the
Washington, D. G.
Hon. Mr.. Fremen, of England, refused to
marry Mrs. Grace January, wealthy widow,
because her late husband willed his millions to
the children Of Mrs. January In case she should
die.
"A young Swedish woman near Harvard, ILL.,,
thought persons were determined to injure her,
and she went into q sleep from which she can-
not be aroused. 1t is thought she has a SUM-
stroke.
AT Batavia, Ont, William Fryer, while re-
turning from q visit to his affianced, May
Alexander, whom he was to marry was con-
frouted by an unknown man, who discharged
a revolver at Fryer's breast, the bullet pene-
trating the left lung. The wound is fatal.
"A mother, her daughter and adopted
daughter, were suffocated early yesterday
morning by a fire at their home, 1902 and 1904
Germantown avenue, Philadelphia. The awful
calamity was caused by lamp falling from
the hands of an intoxicated son. The names of
the victims are: Mrs. Sarah Mcintyre, aged
SO years; Mamie Mcintyre, 10 years. Agnes
Rodgers, II years.