Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-31
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

The Joliet Rolling Mills have shut down,
throwing out of employment 25OO men.
Ten special orauge trains passed eastwara
Sunday night from the lower part OF Oali-
fornia.
"A farmer living near Peoria, Ill, has DIS
covered what is said to be very valuable VEIN
Of lead.
News received at Paris from Chile Is to the
effect that the Chilean Premier, Senior Vlcuna'
has resigned.
Pat Rooney did not appear at the Criterion
Theater, Chicago, Saturday night because
deputy sheriff arrested him for debt
Miss Geraldine Ulmar, the American act
ress, was married yesterday to Mr.. Ivan Cayrll,
the young Belgian musical composer.
Many official heads are said TO be ready for
the basket in the New York Custom House.
among them that of Collector Erhardt
Funeral services over the body Of Lawrence
GARDENER who was the law partner OF aaron
Burr, we're held in New York Saturday nlgnI
Indiana officials think the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington has made mistake IN
alleging that the State owes the Government
s46. 600.
Nine well-known Apaches have been ar
rested and placed In irons at San Carlos, a. l.,
on the charge of murder and aiding murderers
to escape.
Father Craft, the Indian missionary pre-
diets another Indian outbreak unless the req
men are placed under control of the war De-
partment.
DIR. F. H. Molesklev, who has been mas
duerading at Freedom ILL.,, as physician tor
over year, was driven from town by MOB OF
women, who threw eggs at him.
-Acceding to the wishes of his American
friends Lord Wolseley will write an article on
memories of General Sherman for the May
issue Of the United SerUice Magazine.
The British steamship Banquet went
ashore on the North Carolina coast, loaded
ton seed oil cake. The crew were saved.
Miss Anna Parnel. in a letter to the Lon
don Times. denies the statement that she has
not spoken to her brother, Charles Stewart
Parnell, since his incarceration in Kilmainham
jail.
"A Scotehman named McCauley, foreman Of
gang OF Italians, working on the railroad near
Alton, was killed by the latter because he ap-
proved the killing of the New Orleans prls-
oners.
The Supreme Court of Illinois has reversed
the judgment of the lower court in the case OF
j. J. West versus the people, it being part OF
the struggle for the possession Of the Chicago
Times.
"A delegation of the Wisconsin Winnebago
Indians has gone to Washington in the hope OF
obtaining 10 per cent Of their trust fund OF
100000, together with an interest on the
same.
The missionary schooner Chapman was lost
on the west coast of Tahita, November 80,
1890. She was bound from Honolulu to Pit
cairn Island. The crew, numbering l6, were
drowned.
1t is now rumored here that the declaring
OF state of seige in Msnicaland by the Portu-
guese authorities as recently reported from
South Africa, was due to English invasion OF
the country.
The Queen of Hawaii has announced the
members of her Privy Council. Among the
members are the Queens husband, John
Domlnis and about 40 other prominent men OF
the kingdom
w. p. Moore who is accused of empezzling
S. 500 from the Southern Express Company.
while acting as chief clerk, has been arrested
at Portland, O., on dispatch from the Chief Of
Police Of Omaha.
Walter Smith, a negro boy II years old,
shot and killed Lowens Everett. colored girl
about the same age, on Caddo river, eight
miles from Ardmore, ]. T., yesterday. The
killing was the result of a trivial dispute.
The red flag of anarchy waved over the
stage at Paine Hail. Boston, Sunday night.
The occasion was the celebration of the ami.
versary of the Paris commune. Johann Most
and Tim Quinn, of New York, made speeches.
The agents of the Inman Steamship Com
panv have issued a circular in which they
officially deny that the steamer City of New
York sustained any damage by the fire which
occurred on board Of her on Friday night last
I'm the course of a talk on literary style be-
fore the Methodist Ministers Association of
Chicago, Rev. DR.. Mendeushall, of Cleveland,
set at rest the mooted question of the author
ship of "The Bread Winners" by announcing
himself as that man.
Several nights since party of white men
rode through the part of the King1sher county,
Okla, occupied by the negro farmers, and
threatened them with punishment il there was
any more petty stealing from the whites. There
is much excitement.
While playing on some ground at Carlyle.
ILL.,, which had been broken up for garden pur-
poses three children of W. H. Walker got
hold Of some poke root and ate it. One of the
children died from the effects of it, and the
others are dangerously sick.
April the annual conference of the Latter
Day Saints will be held at Kirkland, in Lake
county, o. One Of the items of business to be
disposed Of will be an offer of sl00 600 for the
temple by parties who desire to remove it to
Chicago for exhibition at the Worlds Fair.