Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-28
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.


Walter Damrosch, son-in-law of Mr.. Blaine
| has arrived in Berlin.
Green Wells, colored, was lynched ai
Columbia, Tenn, for killing farmer named
John Fly.
Owing TO the Intervention of the Govern
ment, the strike of the Paris stage drivers
has ended.
The United States grand jury at Flor
ence, Utah, has returned 42 indictments, =
| law.
| Four more badly injured Italians from
| the effects of the awful dynamite explosion
| at Tarrytown last week have been discov'
| cred.
The Argentine Senate has extended fol
an indefinite period the delay OF ~ Gays 40
corded to the banks in, the payment of de-
posts.
The British House of Commons, by vote
of 7s to g. has rejected q proposal to legalize
the election of women as members OF County
Councils.
William Silt, William Gilmour and
aEee5 LAKE,, ont Monday night BY the upsetting
of a canoe.
The will of millionaire John T. Parish
was filed for probate in New York yester-
day. There are charitable bequests aggre-
eating s2s0000.
1t is now charged that four men found
Newark, N j., on May IT, lost their lives In
a fight with fishermen.
The death is announced of Joseph Rou-
manille, the Provencalpoet. M: houmanlLe
was born in 1915, and was crested Chevarer
of the Legion Of Honor in 1874.
Professor Koch is preparing statement
for publication as to the results of the chem
fcal analysis of the substances contained in
tuberculin, Professor Koch's remedy.
A silver miner named Phillips, from
Montana, went ON O big drunk Tuesday
night in New York and amused himself by
throwing 5000 worth of bullion in the gut
ter.
The tailors strike in London has been
virtually settled. The employers and the
delegates of the strikers are arranging the
details Of the compromise which has peen
agreed upon.
Reed shot and killed John Slaughter. They
had been skylarking in Reeds room and be-
came angry, when Reed picked up pistol
and shot Slaughter.
Notice was received Tuesday by the
Grand Officers of the Brotherhood OF Rail
way Trainmen of the withdrawal Of the
Swftchmen's Union from the Supreme Coun-
Gil of Federated Railway employees.
The New York Lard Trade of the Produce
Exchange has amended the lard rules so That
q tierce of laid hereafter will contain not
less than 80 nor more than 80 pounds, the
standard net weight to be $40 pounds.
The Minister of Agriculture of Ottawa
has receiveda a cable message from Sir Charles
Tupper stating that the cattle by the Lake
Huron had been detained on suspicion of
disease, but after an investigation the cargo
had been released.
The Executive Committee of the San
francisco Worlds Fair exhibition have
adopted resolution indorsing the appoint
ment of Walter s. Maxwell, of Los Angeles,
as Chief of the Bureau of horticulture OF the
Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Gov Eagle of Arkansas, has issued q
proclamation calling State Worlds Fair
Convention to meet in Little Rock August 8.
The representation will be the same as that
of the House of Representatives, with the
addition of six delegates from the State at
large.
THE suspended private banking firm of
Bunnell & Scranton, of New Haven, Conn.,,
filed long statement in the Probate Court
Tuesday evening, showing the assets to be
about Sl5O,000 and liabilities about $500 900,
and it is doubtful if the creditors will realize
more than IS or 40 cents.
The two meetings of the stockholders of
the St.Louis and san Francisco Railroad Com
pany, which were to be held yesterday, were
adjourned to June 8, pending the hearing of
an application made some days ago for an
induction restraining the issuance of $50, ,000,-
600 bonds, which will be heard next Friday,
May %.