Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-14
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

The coffee crop in the State Of Vera Cruzis
pronounced fine.
Striking carpenters in PHILADELPHIA have
resolved TO bold out to the bitter end.
I'm the Des Moines river land cases Judge
shiras has decided that the settlers titles are
good.
The Czarwitch will start on a tour round
the world August !. returning via the United
States.
I'm cowboy fight in Sorocco county, N. M,
John and Gerrett Davis and Fred Groslette are
reported killed.
robbed the postoffce of three gold watches and
800 in cash and escaped.
"A grand soiree was given at the Imperial
Palace at Potsdam Thursday night in honor of
the Crown Prince of Italy.
Senator Quay reported to the Senate from
his committee the bill providing for a public
building at Wilkesbarre, Pa.
The commencement exercises of the Wes-
leyan University at Bloomington, Ill, were
held Thursday. A class of l5 graduated.
Doodle indictments against New York ex-
Aldermen Keenan, and Sayles dismissed yester-
day. Not enough evidence against them.
1t is announced that General du Vernois
the German Minister of War, will be asked to
resign on account of overreaching his author
ity.
The Pail Mall Gazette thinks strike of
the London policemen is by no means impossi-
sign.
The outlook for an Indian raid looks ex.
tremely alarming on the Rosebud in Montana.
Troops are being equipped and put in readi-
ness.
The crew of the Swedish bark Lena have
been rescued by the British steamer Irithing-
ton. The bark had been abandoned in mid
ocean.
The expenses in II contested election cases
heard by the House Committee will average
$1,000 in each case. The amounts average from
1000 to s., 900.
The new Seryian Minister assures Emperor
Francis Joseph of Austria that the former
Government desires to be on the most friendly
terms with the latter.
The rioters of Bennisch, Austrian Galicia,
continue their attacks upon the factories. Adj
ditional troops have arrived and rioting strik-
ers have taken to the woods.
Belmont College, formerly Farmers Col
lege, at College Hill, o., has conferred the de-
gree of LII. D. on Murat Halstead. of the Gin
cinnati Commercial Gazette.
AT Elmira, N. Y, Frank Warren was killed
by his l6year-old son Herbert. Warren was
quarreling with his wife and attempted to
strike her, when the boy fired.
The Indians who have been making trouble
at the Kenesha Reservation have returned and
given up their fight against Agent Kelsey. No
further excitement is anticipated.
1t is asserted that for stipulation the Sui
tan of Morocco has granted the German Min
lster the exclusive right for three years to the
busines of exporting wheat and barley.
The family of l. s. Ginter arrived at Rose
bud, Mont, with few of their effects and
thrilling story of their cabin being fired into by
a band of Northern Cheyenne Indians
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Department of Justice. says the recent ac-
counts of the flibustering movements in Lower
California have not been exaggerated.
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