Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

Nineteen st. Louis young women TOOK the
veil Thursday.
phonic connection
Thirty saloon keepers in Fort Dodge, Ia,
have been enjoined.
Thirteen ice houses at oswego, ILL.,, burned
down. Loss, S62 600.
"A limited liability company in London has q
capital of SIZE, ,0O0.
Prince Napoleon's remains now repose In
the Italian royal crypt
The striking Durham miners have accepted
their employers terms.
Indiana granite dealers held convention
at their State capital Thursday.
The Malta in Texas are alleged to be send
ing skull and crossbone letters.
The Conservatives will contest the seats of
both Parnell and Healy, who have resigned.
The Council at Calcutta, India. has passed
bill prohibiting children working in factories.
The Board of Trade at Hastings, Neb., has
approved by resolution the acts of the New Or
leans mob.
James R. Barclay & Son. stock brokers of
Montreal, have failed, and ]. K. Barclay has
disappeared.
headquarters of the Tennessee River Improve
ment Engineers.
As soon as smallpox was brought under
control in the st. Louis hospital it cropped out
IN the W0rkhOuSe.
General Mitre. in speech at Buenos Ayres,
declared his policy to be constitutional freedom
and equal rights to all.
The coroner sitting on the Hagerstown.
Ind, wreck on the Panhandle, holds the rail-
road company responsible.
Five thousand Chicago Methodists honored
the memory of John Wesley at the Chicago
Auditorium Thursday night.
John Spelman, son of the noted Clan-Na-
al md an all
been adjudged insane at Peorla, Ill.
Cincinnati is pleased over the passage of
its new charter at Columbus. The new plan
provides for non-partisan governments
-Four critical cases of trichinosis exist at
CenterviIle, Wis. Many others are expected to
feel the effects OF eating the diseased meats.
The Missouri lower House has passed the
sl5O0O0 Worlds Fair appropriation bill unani-
mously. 1t will probably become a law by to-
day.
The Paris police seized. at M. Caron's resi-
dence, a list containing the names of 200 men,
SO arranged in groups as to form military COM
panies.
The South Dakota Legislature having failed
to provide for State exhibit at the Worlds
Fair, commercial bodies have taken the matter
in hand. e.
Isaac Buford. farmer near Birmingham,
Ala, endeavored to cross stream in wagon
with his wife and three children. The children
were drowned.
j. Glory, signal service man, will study the
atmospheric conditions OF Deaths Valley" In
Southwestern California, under the auspices of
the Government.
The Texas Senate has passed bill regulat-
ing charges of express companies and subject
ing such companies to the control Of the Rail-
road Commission.
"A German lieutenant, crazed with liquor
ordered his troops to charge the unsuspecting
citizens at Naumburg. Eight persons we're
mortally wounded.
Thirteen Bohemian laborers have been res
cued by countryman from a West Virginia
labor camp. where they had been exposed to
very cruel treatment.
Old Prince Reuss who wife brought him in
trouble by insulting Roumanian diplomat at
party In Vienna, may decline the challenge to
a duel. being of quiet disposition.
Worlds Fair people propose to economize
by erecting the building of wood coated with
staff" composition of cement and gypsum.
The structures will look like marble palaces.
emperor William las ordered an 1nvestiea-
tion of alleged military frauds. Alarmists say
that the situation in some respects is not differ
enu from that of France in the beginning of the
last war.
Senator Carey, of Wyoming. says the free
coinage craze in the West is greatly exagger-
ated, and that no man unsound on the money
question has ever been elected President or
ever will be.
"A Gainesville, Tex, girl, Pearl Starr, stole
two nne horses 1nurSQay nlgnt ana ned TO the
InGian Territory. She dresses in male attire,
handles Winchester with dexrerity, and is
reputed daughter of Cole Younger.
The snow storm of six weeks ago suspended
work on the Great Northern Railroad exten-
sion in Montana. throwing =, 600 men out of en-
ployment. At least seven of them froze to
death in attempting to go through the snow
from Cut Rock to Summit, ITO miles,
Traffic Manager Parker. of the Lake Erie
and Western Railway, says that, notwitbstand-
ing the denials of the directors, the deal
whereby the Monon passed to the control of the
Brice syndicate is complete. The reorganiza-
tion, however, will not take place for two or
three weeks
1t is understood in Ottawa that Sir Charles
Tupper, Canadian High Commissioner in Lon
don: Sir John Thompson. Minister of Justice,
and Hon. G. E. Foster, Minister of Finance,
will leave for Washington in 4 few days to con-
fer with Mr.. Blaine OIL the question of closer
State relations with the United States.
Lord Knutsford's BILL which passed the
British House of Commons rev1ves the Crowns
authority to instruct naval officers to enforce
the treaties of Utrecht, Versailles and Paris
securing fishing rights to France. A clause
provides that If the Colonial Legislature sup
plies the necessary powers to secure the per-
formance of the treaties upon the Interna-
tonaI arrangement before the bill is passed, the
bill will be suspended