Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-14
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

-Rehearsals for the Bayreuth musical fes
| tival are in progress at Munich.
Five people met their deaths in drown
| ing accidents in Chicago Sunday.
1t is reported that all of those injured al
the Aspen, Col, disaster will die.
| Melbourne, Australia, has been flooded
| by the overflow Of the Yarra, caused by the
heavy rains.
Deputies Gayary and Polonyi fought q
was severely wounded.
-Advices from Guatemala say that a revo
luton is imminent there and number OF
proclamations have been issued.
! Jacob Goldstein, who swore so times at
other business men at Oil City last week.
has been fined 6714c for each oath.
The headless, armless and legless body
of man with a bullet hole through his
heart has been found near Denver.
-Four men we're killed and robbed near
! Fairplay, Col, Saturday. Highwaymen are
said to be plentiful in that vicinity.
A burglar was shot by a policeman at
West Superior yesterday morning. Two of
them were caught entering house.
Costa Rica considers reciprocity with
the United States a necessity. A large ex-
hibit will be sent from there to the Worlds
Fair
Captain Fraser, an old Colorado river
captain, is certain that the new lake at
Salton is really an arm of the Gulf of Cali
fornia.
day morning to the United States delegates
to the Congregational Council which meets
there tomorrow.
The Duke of Cambridge, Commander in
Chief of the forces at London, has issued an
order closing and forbidding the formation
OF Orange lodges in the army.
Physicians in attendance on the Rev.
Charles 81. Spurgeon announce that he has
a chance of recovering from the severe ILL
ness which he has been suffering.
Count William Bismarck, second son of
Prince Bismarck, has resigned his position
of President of the Regency of Hanover 1t
is his intention to retire to VarZin, his
fathers estate.
While President Carnot of France, was
opening new avenue yesterday a madman
at him. The man was arrested. The Presi-
dent was not hurt.
In consequence of the prevalence of
cholera at Mecca, pilgrims returning to
tna S9lPo o. on nave az to II undergo 1Oa guaTan-
throughsthe Suez Canal.
General Master Workman Powderly, of
the Knights of Labor, now at his home in
Scranton, has forwarded to Governor Patti
son his resignation as one of the Worlds
Fair Commission from Pennsylvania.
The inquiry into the Manipur massacre
will probably decide the fate of the Jubrai.
1t consists of an order, bearing his seal and
signature, to kill all the British subjects and
Sepoys.
The Holy Synod has summoned cIn--
ical congress at Moscow to concert meas sure !
for the repression of the Stundists /. /;
proposed to form q system of house visitit-
tions to prevent Stundists from holding
prayer meetings and to detect clandestine
schools and other religious gatherings; also
to increase the promptitude and severity of
judicial punishments.
The wife and 7-year-old boy of William
Carpenter we're drowned in the Delaware
river at Camden, N. j., Sunday evening.
They were in a rowboat, and, while the
husband was making frantic efforts to get
out of the path of a ferryboat which was al
most on them, the woman took the child in
herarms and leaped overheard and was car.
ried away by the swift current