Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-03
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

The miners at Millwood. Pa, came out again
on strike yesterday.
The cigarette prohibitory law went into
effect in Frankfort, KY, Wednesday.
The revolt in AfghanistaE is attributed to
the Vaccinations of the Russian agents.
John Hickman stabbed Charles Miller four
times in New Years fight at Kanawha sta.
ton, W. Va
South Dakota saloon keepers are keeping
open houses IN defiance Of the new State pro-
hibitcry law.
The miners in Breslau, Germany, have
struck for eight hours, an unlimited output
and higher wages.
-Four persons were shocked and horse and
dog killed by stepping on live electric wires in
st. Louis. Wednesday.
The Baptists Of Rochester. Pa, presented
Rev. A. ]. Bonsale their pastor with a gold
watch on New Years.
Pat Rowe and Frank Thompson have been
arrested, charged with robbing the store of B.
+. Ellis, at Rochester, Pa.
Hundreds were l. Jured more or less seri.
ously by the fall OF a Villa Lerdo Mex. plaza
occupied by thousands witnessing a bull light
Tuesday.
The theater in Zurich caught fire during q
performance Wednesday night and was en-
tirely destroyed. The audience reached the
streets in safety.
Martin English, an employe Of Carneeie
Phipps & Co.. at Beaver Falls, was YESTERDAY
caught by a shifter and dragged some distance
he died an hour later
New Years by exploding his left arm to smith
Greens up to the elbow with a gun that was in
tended only to boom 1890
Troops are on guard at South Pierre. s. d
to prevent boomers from taking possession of
lands there before the same are opened to set
tlement by the Government
i'm wreck Wednesday night on the Cotton
was thrown from the track. The baggage car
was thrown on its side. The train was DELAYED
ten hours.
Judge Soldiers, in Cleveland, yesterday sen.
fenced Otto Leuth, the l7-year-old boy who was
recently convicted of the murder of little Mag.
gle Thompson, to be hanged at Columbus. O.,
on April l6
men were seriously hurt in a wreck Wednesday
night near Wabbasea, Ark, when q St L. A.
& T. train was thrown from the track and rolled
down an embankment.
The vessel with which the Inman Line
steamer City Of Paris was in comparatively
harmless collision, in the Mersey, Wednesday,
was the British steamer Birchfeid, bound from
Liverpool for Cardiff.
-Laborers clearing up the ruins of the Ames
building, In Boston, dug out portion of an.
other human body at ii A. NJ, yesterday. The
portions found do not give the slightest clew to
the identity Of the dead man.
Ellen Carroll. IS years old, mother of four
children, flung herself from the third-story
window in the fat house, No. 2l5 East Ninety-
eighth street. New York City, yesterday morn
ing, while delirious from violent attack of
ia grippe" and was killed.
"A bottleful of gunpowder, Arthur Rufer
Eddie Grafton and match did business to-
gether at Bellaire Wednesday night Rulers
right eye disappeared with one piece of the
bottle. The boy fingers, but may not survive
Grafton's features cannot be recognized.
The report that the library in the royal
palace at Laeken was burned in the fire which
destroyed that structure proves to have been
unfounded. The Queens entire wardrobe was
burned. The Queen and Princess Clemeutine
are greatly Frustrated by the burning to death
Of the goveTness of the Princess.
The Department of State is informed by
the Minister of the United States to Mexico Of
the execution, by shooting, at Guaymas, on De-
cember 8, of j. ]. Taylor, of Talleur, who
assaulted train Of the Sonora Railroad Com
pany IN May. 1888 IL miles from the Arizona
frontier, in which assault two American oiti-
zens. Conductor L Atkinson and Fireman w.
Forbes were killed and the train was robbed.