Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Tyndall is improving.

Prof. Tyndall is improving.
Oklahoma City went Democratic.
The grip is waning in New York City.
The Swiss insurgents must stand trial.
ALI Buffalo school teachers have the grip
Chicago people are buying Canadian cattle
Rev. Joseph Cook is i'll at Fort Scott. Kan
The usurping Rajah at Simla has been exc
cuted.
1t showed heavily in Minnesota Thursday
| night.
Senator Carlisle says he is not Presidential
candidate.
Wind, rain and snow storms did great dam.
age in Illinois towns
The first train passed through the Port
Huron tunnel yesterday.
The Canadian envoys were well pleased
with their reception by Blaine.
Mrs. Mckee was acquitted at Rome, Ga.
for the murder of Mrs. Wimple.
General Rosecrans is much improved in
health, and is now able to sit up.
Governor Burke, of North Dakota, pre-.
diets big wheat crop in his State.
The United States steamer Mohican has ar.
rived at San Francisco from Honolulu.
"A tornado at Nevada, Mo-, did great dam.
age to property and ended one human life.
The 'Big Four" of Chicago, bought so. 600
-Dissensions are probable in the Iowa Farm.
ers' Alliance over the Southern Alliance policy.
TIVE unknown negroes have been arrested
at Evergreen. Ala, charged with train wreck
ing.
The first negro of the Savannah bar was
ad limited Thursday-John II. Kinculs, Of Vir-
ginia. "a
The funeral of P. T. Barnum was observed
with simple ceremonies at Bridgeport, Conn,
yesterday.
-Rumored that the Northern Pacific has of
fered to sell its entire Manitoba system to the
Canadian Pacific.
The first case of spotted fever has devel-
oped IN Polish colony at Elizabeth, n. j., and
causes much alarm.
The American bark Payson Tucker en-.
countered heavy yellow dust storm at sea, 90
miles off Cape Hatteras.
-Mormons will not allow their old temple at
Kirkland, o., to be removed to Chicago and ex-
hlbitea at the Worlds FAIR.
-Eigbt-year-old Clarence Robertson mur-
dered his playmate, 4-year-old Emma Straw,
with a stone, at Rlcnburg, N. Z.
Bismarck has not yet accepted the Reichs.
tag candidacy for Geeslemunde. If defeated,
he will be nominated for Breslau.
Rev. Mr.. Davis, the English dissenting
clergyman who refused to toast the Queen, is in
hot water among his co-religionists.
Henry Kuhlman, proprietor OF the Georgia
Hotel at Dallas. Tex, has been arrested
charged with burning his establishment.
tried to kill his 9-year-old son for a trifIng
offense by hanging. The brute is in jail.
-Parnelrs private secretary. Henry Camp.
hell M P has sued the Cork Herald for libel
in connection with the Mrs. O'Shea scandal.
The people and press of Jamaica are clam
oring for reciprocity with the United States.
but their Government seems to be Indifferent.
Minister Pauncefote has telegraphed to
Ottawa that Secretary Blaine has fixed October
II as the date for the Canadian reciprocity con-
ference.
The Brussels Chamber of Deputies has de-
cided in favor of household suffrage. Voters
must be 25 years of age at least, and pay 10
francs poll tax.
A l4year- old boy at Huron, s. D. Fred
Huntley, has been septenced to IA years in the
penitentIary for killing his father, prominent
politician, last June.
Patrick Murray, an ex-convict. who was
stabbed at Syracuse, N. Y, Thursday by
Walker, the well-known colored baseball
player, died Yesterday.
The Dominion immigration agents have adj
yIsed their Government that the outlook for
immigration to Canada this season is more DIS
couraging than ever.
The Lower House of MINI esota has passed
the eight.hour labor bill and the elective fran
chise fraud bill, the latter prohibiting the
solicitation Of votes.
The removal of a rail by section laborers in
their work caused a bad wreck on the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad near Louisville.
Several persons severely injured.
j. 81. Plummer & Co., dealers in rubber
goods in Boston, are financially embarrassed,
aud ask for extension. Tue liabilities are
stated to be between 500, ,u09 and $4,000
The Toronto Board of Trade passed resolu-
tions favoring more intimate trade relations
with Great Britain, and protesting against the
English import duty on food products.
-There were landed at the Barge Office in
New York yesterday 500 steerage passengers
from Rotterdam. A number of the lmmi-
grants, whose examination proved unsatisfact-
ory, were detained for further investigation.