Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-03
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

Baron wissiran is in Halle.
The hot wave has subsided.
| The cool wave has struck Chicago.
The Reichstag was prorogued yesterday.
Terrific rains are falling in the interior Of
| Austria.
Seattle, WASH. experienced sl00 900 fire
| yesterday.
Bismarck will visit England after the Ger
man elections.
-Marnkovics, the Servian Consul at Pres
tina Romeiia, has been murdered.
| Severe rain storms in Bavaria have caused
| great destruction to railway traffic,
The freight handlers strike at ST. Louis is
| at an end. Men compromised on 81 40 per day.
Wholesale arrests were made yesterday in
Minneapolis in connection with the census
| frauds.
The census of England will be taken with.
ont any questions as to religious belief Of the
people.
The Peabody Institute at Danver. Mass.
was burned to the ground yesterday. Loss,
5000.
Six hundred sewer laborers at West
Superior Wis, struck yesterday for advance
in wages.
-Telegraphers in England to the number Of
40 600 are preparing for strike who demand
pay for overtime.
-Evraud the French stranger, is the hero
by the thousands.
The National Sulphur Company has been
incorporated at Coyington, KY, with capital
stock Of SlOOOO,OOu
British miners will demand an eight-hour
day. They claim to have 10000 union men en-
listed in the cause.
-John Board. Jr, of Bala, Muskoka Lake,
Ont. and Miss Hostetter, Of Toronto, while
boating were both drowned.
The weavers of Vienna have struck for an
advance of 80 to s0per cent 1t has been found
necessary to call out the police.
The commencement exercises Of Williams
town College occurred yesterday. Degree OF
A. B. was conferred on rs graduates.
The Dominion Government has passed
bill Furnishing with imprisonment for life
officials who disclose Government secrets.
Eight hundred sleeping car and dining car
porters running into Chicago, threaten to strike
soon unless they get raise to $40 per month.
Fred Driscoll, manager of the St Paul
Pioneer Press, and f. G. Winston, of Mime
apolis, came to blows over the census muddle.
A tramp at Bangor, being refused food,
took revenge by setting fire to pile OF shaw
ings in the stable causing total loss OF the
barn.
Michael Eyraud. who was recently arrested
in Havana on the charge of murder and taken
back to Paris has made a full confession to the
police.
-H1rs first gun In the Presidential campaign
for the Democratic nomination in 1892 was
fired at Indianapolis in his speech to the Hen
drlcks Club.
"A strike is threatened in the Government
Printing Office at Washington, owing TO diff
culties arising between two factions OF the
Pressmen's Union.
Judge Foster of the United States Court
at Topeka, Kas.. yesterday released number
of 20. P" dealers after hearing in habeas
corpus proceedings.
The Cincinnati striking carpenters have
agreed to return to work for those bosses who
were willing to give ten hours pay for nine
hours work after July Is.
Il. II. Horsey, for Is years resident physi-
clan at the Palmer House. died suddenly last
evening" in his apartment at that hotel. His
nurse is mysteriously missing.
Two United States revenue cutters have
been ordered to the Behring Sea to capture
seal poachers. They have orders to use force,
and will fire if necessary.
The Minneapolis photographer who sold
the photo of a prominent society lady and
placed it on exhibition in improper places, has
been mulcted in damages to the amount of Sl0,
OVO.
Robert l. Wallace and Ignatz B. Lowitz
who pleaded guilty to the larceny OF $4,000
from John 81. Wallace, of WdLLdce's Monthly
of New York, were sentenced to States prison
for years and ii months.
General Gilman Marston, ex-Unlted States
Senator and Representative, soldier, lawyer
and politician, is suffering from blood poison
ing and his case is considered practically hope
less He is living at Exter, n. II.