Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-10
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

The Peoples party has been organized
in Maine and in Delaware.
The opera "Lohengrin" will probably be
produced in Paris tomorrow.
Fifteen thousand veterans attended the
| reunion at Bellaire yesterday.
The Italian Government has given one
| factory an urgent order for 50, 900 rifles.
The Government rain makers will re-
| sume their experiments in Texas on the 18th.
The ROYAL Dublin Society will see that
ireland is well represented ut the Worlds
Fair.
An academy for the teaching Of the
! process of beer making Will be established
in Chicago.
Official statistics prove that the number
of aliens landing and remaining in England
is increasing.
Cholera is approaching Aleppo, and it is
said the great danger to Europe lies in the
Persian Gulf.
The American Tube and Iron Company
at Youngstown has declined to enter the
new combine.
"A fishing smack from Grimsey, England,
was wrecked on the Iceland coast and u of
her crew were lost.
Government engineers will examine the
foundations of the Worlds Fair buildings
and see that they are safe.
Honduras quietly held its Presidential
election Sunday. The Progressive candi-
date Pouciano Leiba, was elected.
Two women of Holly, Mich. are accused
of throwing arsenic into a neighbor's we'll.
One, named Sally Covert, has been arrested.
Two prisoners in the Marquette branch
of the Michigan Penitentiary escaped yes
terday by using duplicate key they had
made.
"A syndicate of European capitalists has
offered to advance the Chilean Junta fbO0,-
900 with which to meet pressing require
ments.
The Agricultural Congress in session at
The Hague has adopted a resolution in favor
OF international cooperation to suppress
adulteration of food.
AT Wheeling, Taylor Farinan, ex-Super-
intendent Of the County Infrmary, and Dr.
John R. Pipes have been indicted for sys-
tematic body-sDatching.
The Lieutenant Governor of the Prov
ince OF Quebec is at loggerheads with his
Cabinet over the naming of a commission to
investigate the official scandal.
After drawing 1880 for the pay of men
under him, Bob Omesby, Chattanooga fore
man of linemen of the Postal Telegraph
Company, is missing with the funds. Foul
play suspected.
The post of Consul to San Domingo. to
succeed John S. Durham, the new Minister
Powell of Camden, n. J. Mr.. Powell is an
intelligent colored man.
General Hornby, Secretary of tho elec-
trical division of the Worlds Fair delivered
an address before the electrical convention
in Montreal yesterday, describing the pro
posed exhibition at Chicago.
Three prominent young citizens of Penn
broke, Ga, who had been friends from child
hood, quarreled from trifing cause Mon
day, and the alteration ended in a shooting
ARRAY. All three were mortally wounded.
AT the conclusion of a circus perform
ance in Marseilles Tuesday night, a stair
case gave way, throwing 100 people into |
heap below and causing a frightful panic |
INTrTQN nv Nn-lr
iured. |
Little Rock believes in the explosive |
hypothesis for producing rain. There are |
large quarries on the crest of a mountain |
near that city. and the people have noticed |
that rain invariably follows every series of |
dynamite blasts.
Louis Lauer, accused of numbering Mr.. |
and Mrs: Bushenhagen, at Bloomfield, Conn,
last week, hanged himself in his cell last |
night He cut up his sheet, made a rope of |
it, fastened it to the grating of the door and |
strangled himself
Edward Mitchell and William Nelson.
Sheepshead Bay race track employees had a |
a1sPu5e siS9 81 Nelson gTah6ed an axe
pulled pistol and shot him in the head, |
killing him instantly.
The organizers of the new Russian loan |
in Paris will give banquet tomorrow in |
of the Republican Guard will play the Rus !
sian National hymn and the Marseillaise. |
and toasts will be drunk to the health of the |
CZar and President Carnot.
The swelling OF mountain stream run
ming through the Weizklamm gorge near
Passail, Austria, has caused loss of life and |
property. All the neighboring roads have
been torn mp. Many factories have been de-
stroyed and several persons drowned.
The boiler of the locomotive of the regu-
lar passenger train on the Long Island Rail-
road exploded yesterday at Oyster Bay with
terrific force, while the train was standing
ut the station Engineer Donaldson, Fire
killed.