Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-11
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

The glassWorkers at Dena1n FresneS and
Escaupont, France, have gone out on strike
Southern delegates were welcomed back to
the Christian Church Conference, at Marion,
Ind.
England denies the report of many deaths
from enteric fever among the Grenadier
Guards at Bermuda.
Robert Reynolds, the son of wel-to-do
Kansas City shoe dealer. shot and killed him
self iE Chicago saloon.
An explosion occurred in the Pyrotechnic
! School at Bourges, Department of Cher. Ten
persons were killed ana may injured.
The striking London corn porters in the
employ of the Allan Steamship Company have
resumed work on the company's terms
Crooks captured raised lottery ticket
from Ben DeeYes at Lansing and sent it to New
Orleans, but it was returned marked bogus"
AT New York, Max Wolff, a manufacturer
of cloaks, has failed, with liabilities OF more
than $4,000 and. practically no assets. He is
missing.
William Pryor, wellknown resident of
Brooklyn, was mysteriously tarred and feath-
cred Thursday night while returning home
from the theater.
President Gardenshire, of the Territory
Council, signed the bill locating the capital of
Oklahoma, at Oklahoma City, and 1t is now in
the Governors hands.
The October statistical returns of the De-
partment of Agriculture report material de-
cline in cotton prospects, fall in general per-
centage from $50 to S0.
-Twenty-one Chinese were arraigned at Seat
tie, in the United States District Court, on the
charge of being Illegally in the United States
and ordered back to Victoria, B. G.
Suddenly disappearing. at Quincy. years
ago, George Mckay returned to reclaim his
wife, who had become Mrs. William A. Gould,
but she died of cancer in the throat.
Emperor William has received from the
King of Italy a letter, addressed "My true
to the Kaiser life-size portrait of himself.
1t is reported that Portuguese gunboats
have formed a line around their possessions in
East Africa to bar the passage of the British
gunboars if they attempt to ascend the river.
The Michigan Supreme Court has sus-
tanned the local option law in test case taken
to it by John W. Teek, who wanted to open
saloon In Van Buren, county, which had voted
dry.
The strike at Lister & Co.'s mills, at Brad
ford England, is ended, and work has been
resumed. The company conceded the demand
of the weavers for an advance of penny per
piece.
Mr.. Gladstone says: ''The United States
tariff act is, in my eyes. deplorable error. at
tended with severe and cruel consequences to
innocent persons. shall offer remarks upon
il IN Midlothian"
The st. Petersburg Nouoe Vren,yG says
that the Russian Government will Immediately
begin the construction of the Siberian Railway.
charge of the work.
Madame Bonnet. IN whose possession was
found plans of the defenses of Nancy and who
confessed that she was German spy, was SEN
fenced at Nancy, France. to five years i'm
prisonment and fine of 5000 francs.
"A sharp letter was sent by General Pas
senger Agent Shattuck, of the Ohio and Mis-
sssIppi, to Agent Daniels. of the Central road.
referring to the latter's dctarion of reductions
on the Ohio and Mississippi as presumptuous.
1t is rumored that Count Torniella Italian
Minister at Madrid, has made formal COM
plant to the Spanish Government that the
Ultra-Montane speakers at the Catholic Con-
gress at Saragossa have used violent language
against Italy and King Humbert.
The Board of Presidents of New England
roads, organized at Commissioner Jinks' Office,
Is months ago. and including the Boston and
Albany. New York and New England, Boston
and Maine, Fitchburg and Central Vermont
roads, has dissolved, owing to lack of harmony.
"A committee of Virginia negroes waited
upon the Governor and requested him to order
the Richmond HowtZers to fire them salute
during emancipation celebration in this city.
The Governor was somewhat nonplussed by the
request, and said he would consider the mat
ter.