Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-12
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

Odessa has 90, 600 grip patients.
Grain commands famine prices IN lhula-
The freight blockade at Chicagofs slowly
dissolving.
Humane Agent Cline, of Greensburg, ls
after the wolf chasers.
The ninth victim of the St. Paul falling
wall disaster died yesterday.
French women will make an exhibit or
intellectual work at the Worlds Falr.
President Barillas. of Guatemala, has de-
clined to be candidate for reelectlon.
An officer of the Melbourne [Australia)
Building Society has embezzled f5o,ooo.
Hungary will celebrate its one Snou-
sandth anniversary as q kingdom IN 1880.
| Southern Pacific telegraphers are on
strike against orders for handling trains.
A New York syndicate will build beet
sugar factories in several Nebraska towns.
"A revised count shows that Il lives we're
lost in the Louisville disasters few Gays
ago.
"A commissioner from France will 1nves-
tigate the condition of American working
men.
The French Academy rendered bril-
liant rece ption to Premier de Freycinet
Thursda. night.
The Parnellites have begun suit against
Mccarthy to oust him from the trusteeship
of the Paris fund.
Chancellor Caprivi says Germany oug ht
not doubt the good faith of Americans IN
the matter of pork inspection.
"A new mountain pass has been discov-
cred at Crows Nest, British Columbia, and
will be utilized by railroad company.
The Wells Fargo express Office ut Single
Springs, Col, was raided by two masked
robbers. They secured a watch and $50.
The National Bar Association completed
its business Yesterday and adjourned to
MOI in q
The ten negroes under death sentence in
Laurens county, S. c., will have a new trial,
owing to the confession of another colored
man.
Station Agent Samudi, of the Mexican
National Railroad, is missing from the City
of Mexico and is q defaulter for large
amount.
A gang Of negroes broke open the rail-
road station at Linwood, Ark. early Tuesday
morning and secured express packages
worth 500.
&C. H. Tupper, Canadian Minister Of
is too weak to hold out long in a tariff war
with Canada.
Governor Portella, of Rio Janeiro State,
refuses to resign, and will probably be dis
placed by.a Military Governor appointed by
President Peixotto.
The 16 alleged anarchists who were
caught in the raid on GIiefs Hall, Chicago
several weeks ago. and fined, and the fines
remitted, have appealed.
Over 200 of the 1000 steerage passengers
who landed at New York Thursday were de-
tanned at the Barge Office Seventy-dve of
them were bound for Pennsylvania.
-Tapachila, in Mexico, is the scene of
much rioting, due to the dissatisfaction of
the people with the election OF the local
government. A detachment Of Federal
troops are under arms there.
Ten cars loaded with cattle were wrecked
Thursday night at the crossing of the Santa
Fe aud Union Pacific tracks at Abilene, Kan.
Two long trains crashed into each other.
One of the brakemen was killed.
The jury in the case of william J. Glib
Wilmington, Del, for the burning of one Of
the Dupont powder buildings, brought in
verdict of guilty at noon yesterday.
Sixteen barrels of gold ore have been
shipped from Mamora district Ont, to New
York, to be tested for the benefit of United
States capitalists, who will purchase the
mine from which the ore was taken if tests
are satisfactory.
"A well-dressed man about 80 years old,
with plenty of money in his pockets, became
violently insane in New York, Thursday
on his person he is believed to be H. S. Pro-
vost, of Burroughs, Ga.
Surrogate Ransom, OF New York, yester-
day admitted to probate the will of Richard
8. Newcombe, the lawyer, whose daughter,
Ida Florine Lederer, filled objections alleg-
ing undue influence and mental incapacity
Mrs. Lederer was disinherited by her
father.
Grand Commander j. P. Sanborn denies
the report that Denver has been abandoned
as the place for holding the National En-