Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-02
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Governor Brown, of Kentucky, was in.
augurated yesterday.
Chicago expects, 10000 militiamen to
camp at the Worlds Fair.
"A cyclone injured many people and dam
aged crops in Italy Monday.
Union cabinet makers of Chicago are on
strike for the eight-hour day.
The Peoples party at Canton, O., has
nominated full county ticket.
Members of the Geological Congress
have begun their Western junket.
-Rumored that Jay Gould will buy the
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad.
The Foreign Worlds Fair Commission
overlooked the Kongo State entirely.
-Augustin Daly's New York dramatic
company scored a gratifying success.
The international Meteorological Con-
gress adjourned at Munich yesterday.
Senator PETER denied that the Missouri
Alliance defeated the sub-treasury scheme.
Hon. Thomas McGreevy, the boodling
contractor of Canada has been located at
Portland, Me.
Work on the coast defense vessel Mon
terey has been delayed by the non-arrival of
armor plates.
The Heat and Light Gas Company at
Rochester, Pa, has Joined in the general ad-
vance in rates.
Anew bill has been introduced in the
Georgia Legislature to pension needy Con-
federate veterans.
st. Louis is preparing to celebrate the
jubilee anniversary of Archbishop Ken
drick's ordination.
"A series of Worlds Fair excursions is
being arranged for from Central and South
American countries.
Creditors of the two defunct typewriter
firms at Dayton have refused an offer of Is
cents on the dollar
The new Mexican tariff reduces the duty
on paper. President Diaz desires cheaper
educational facilities.
Northwestern lumber dealers are organ
izing in Minneapolis to secure an advance
in the price of lumber.
Silver statesmen generally are freeing
their mind on the subject of Senator Sher-
mans Paulding speech.
New wheat is pouring into Duluth by
train loads. But few Dakota farmers are
trying to hold their wheat.
"A satisfactory test of the big engines of
the cruiser Maine was made yesterday In
the East river, New York.
Senator Suuires of Washington State.
denies that he has been rendered or would
accept the Chinese mission.
Its understood that ex-senator Reagan
will not accept the vacant place on the Inter-
State Commerce Commission.
Lieutenant Brown, U. S. A., reports to
the War Department in favor of the bicycle
experiments conducted by the Connecticut
National Guard. r-+
Charles White, American Manager Of the
London Illustrated Netcs has captured in
wedlock the widow of Cheyenne (Wyo)
millionaire, Mrs. Emma Nagle.
An express train on the Pittsburg and
Western Railroad dashed into carriage at
Chardon, o., Monday, killing It's two occu-
pants, Aianson Knox and his daughter.
Andrew Murrell, one of the desperadoes
who robbed the Cordo MOI bank Monday.
was captured late that night, but soon after
q mob took him in hand and lynched him.
Thirty writs of habeas corpus have been
sworn out in the cases of the Russian He.
brews detained at the New York Barge of
fee. The writsiare returnable this morning.
A sailing party, consisting of Clarence
and Charles Foss and Frank York, of Pc
toskey, Mich, have been lost on Lake Mich
igan. A tug has started in search of them.
The great landslide which. damned the
River DTave in Austria is forming q vast
lake, and the Inhabitants fear that it will
completely change the course of the stream.
AN armed man entered the Canadian
Pacific Railway depot at. .Nelson,B B. c., bound