Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-25
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

| Manitoba had a tornado Tuesday.
A Cotton Duck Trust is in prospect.
| Sir George Baden-Powell is coming to
| America
The Czarewitch will end his journey at
| home July %.
| There are signs of a split in the German
| Liberal party on Bismarck.
| The Bordeaux street car strike, as set
| tied, is a victory for the men.
| -MacCrystal and Cooney the New Orleans
| jury bribers, will have a new trial.
| "A strategic railroad is projected to con-
meet Servia with the naval ports on the Black
| Sea.
The city of Grandery, Germany, was 600
| years old Tuesday, and duly celebrated the
| fact.
| New heirs to the famous Edwards estate
| in New York City have turned up in Vicks-
| burg.
The 'Three Cs" railroad will endeavor to
| reorganiZe and get out of the receivers
hands.
| Governor Fifer, of Illinois, has signed the
bill enabling women to vote for all school
| officers.
One of Chicago's prominent lawyers, Ham
| ilton Spencer, was killed by cable car
Tuesday.
1t is reported the Count Won waldersee
will be appointed German Ambassador at st.
Petersburg
-Philadelphias treasury is presided over
by Democrat for the first time in O quarter
of a century.
The Lake Front has been definitely and
entirely abandoned as part OF the site OF
the Worlds Fair.
Three Cinnamon who crossed over to
Detroit in violation of law Will be sent back
to their native land.
-Rumored that the spring frosts com
pletely killed the vintages of the Rhine, Mo-
selle and the Palatinate.
Indian militia and Government troops
have been searching for intruding cattle
men on the Cherokee strip.
The new Queen of Hawaii met with en-
thusiastic receptions all over her little realm
during her recent travels.
-Tsudi Sanzo, the Jap the would be assas-
sin of the Czarevitch. has been sentenced to
life imprisonment at hard labor.
The French Senate has rejected the bill
passed by the Chamber of Deputies extend
ing the privileges of trades unions.
I'm addition to pension, Mrs. Grimwood
has received grant of 5000 for her bravery
on the occasion of the Manipur disaster.
Charles and Victor de Lesseps were ex-
amined before q Paris magistrate Tuesday
in regard to the Panama Canal charges.
Premier Rudini will delay the publica-
tion of green book on the New Orleans
affair in order to facilitate negotiations.
The Indiana Supreme Court has decided
requisite number of patrons petition there
for.
Spreading rails caused the ditching of an
Atchison train near Wichita Tuesday. The
fireman was killed and the engineer badly
injured
The Italian Consul at St. Louis says there
is nothing in the recent attack upon his
countrymen at Chain of Rocks to make a
fuss about.
Senator PETER and Ex-Governor An
thony, of Kansas will close the Chautauqua
Assembly at Ottawa, Kan, by u debate on
the silver question.
-Deputations of Liverpool and Glasgow
ship owners are in London canvassing mem
bers of the House OF Commons against Mr..
Chaplin's cattle bill.
Postmaster Bradford, of st. Louis
branch office, is missing. His accounts with
Uncle Sam seem to be square, but creditors
and friends are "in the SOUP"
Walter Fearn, of New Orleans, who filed
q similar position at the big exposition in his
own city, will be Chief of the Foreign Affairs
Department of the Worlds Fair.
AS one result of the Stevens county seat
war in Kansas Sam Wood, one of the most
noted politicians III the State, has been muir
dered by James Brennan at Hugotown.
james +. Y O'Brien, NJ. p, has signed n
statement of the receipts and expenditures
of the Irish campaign fund, accounting for
every dollar OF it. He denies that $15 600 was
missing.
-Switchman Tannant and Conductor
1sam, responsible for the Louisiana railroad
disaster, will be tried for manslaughter.
The Coroner's jury charged them with GRIM |
inal carleSsness.
Sir j. E. Gorst says that Sir william Har-
court and the Marquis of Ripon are respon- |
sible for the erroneous coloring given to his |
remark which, he says, rather alluded to the |
policy of the late Liberal Government.
Stephen Daley, instructor in the gymna- |
sium az Trinity College, Hartford, shot and |
INl,r InT fl,r1
night, and then gave himself up. He was |
attacked by gang of roughs of whom Nc |
Carthy was one. |
ALI is quiet at Cole City, Ca, the scene of |
the convicts' desperate break for liberty |
and no further trouble is anticipated. The |
leader in the riot, George Ward, died Tues
day night of his wounds. He was one of the |
most noted safe blowers in the United |
States. |
The Michigan Lower House has passed |
the Senate bill making the legal rate of in |
terest per cent, and the outside limit on |
contracts per cent, but defeated the bill |
Senate has killed the bill repeating the local |
option law. |
Will Ozburn, an Atlanta youngblood, |
who brutally murdered q grocer named |
Bradley in a dispute over 90 cents worth of |
potatoes, is to be hanged Friday. A desperate |
effort will be made by the young ma ms |
friends to secure a delay in the execution. |
They say sickness has wasted him to almost |
nothing, that his sanity is doubtful and that |
he will soon die anyhow. |
One of the judges of the Indiana su. |
preme Court, in explaining the decision in |
the gas pumping case, said that the whole |
decision was simply on the power of the |
Legislature to regulate the pressure of gas, |
and was no decision of the question of inter-
State commercial relations. If the Chicago |
Company wants the gas to Chicago at the |
maximum pressure fixed by the Legislature |
it can do so.
-Hulukulu one of the enyovs of tho fri;
can King Gungulhama, nearly died from |
fright Tuesday, in London, when, after |
speaking into a phonograph, he heard his |
own words accurately produced by the in |
strument. He proposed to silence the witch |
by stuffing dead frogs leg into the instru- |
ment along with charms he had with him.
Having been dissuaded from this, and the |
matter explained, he said it was now no use |
for him to tell lies, as all his words were re- |
corded