Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-18
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

| -Balmaceda is said to be IN Argentine.
Italy has recognized the Chilean Junta.
The first party of American pilgrims has
| reached Treves,
| Shocks of earthquake, were felt in Ore
| gon Wednesday night.
The Chilean silver is now in the custody
| of the Bank OF England.
"A large slice of Mankato, Minn., is
claimed by Thomas Glowp.
-Forty-five men of the crew of the Presi-
dente Pinto have deserted.
1t is now said that Eva May Hamilton
viii join variety company.
Hebrew exiles from Russia have been
denied admission into Palestine.
The boundary line between Costa Rfca
and Nicaragua is to be rectifed.
Thursday was the hottest September day
on record in Minnesota and the Dakotas.
"A confession is promised in the famous
Hurley bank robbery case that will clear up
the whole mystery.
Two charred human bodies were found
in the ruins of the Commercial advertiser
building fire in New York.
Commander Kellogg, of the United States
Navy, has gone insane and was removed to
Washington for treatment.
Minister Phelps denies that threats were
used to induce Germany to remove the en-
barge from American pork.
Kansas held its convention of Worlds
Fair subscribers Wednesday. A permanent
Board Of Managers was created.
TO such pitch has the excitement arisen
over the Quebec Government Doodle scandal
that even civil war is threatened.
Nathan E. Wright, a prominent Lynn,
Mass, retail shoe dealer, has disappeared.
Financial difficulties are supposed to be the
cause, but graver charges are limited at.
Silver ore of rich quality has been dis
covered at Newtown, Conn. A hundred
Sandy Hook and considerable silver was
taken out.
r. J. AIbertson, who was abducted in
company with Bailey in Washington State
by detective recently, has been bound
over to the Superior Court at Tacoma under
5000 bail.
BY the collision of two freight trains on
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy road at
Montgomery. ILL.,, Wednesday night, Engi-
neer Rnddy was killed, and Brakeman Wood
fatally injured.
The Southern express train robbers-Per-
kins, Turner and De Laughter-were sur
prised in bed at Mosley, Fla, yesterday
morning and captured. They were sleeping
with their hands on their revolvers.
The will of the California millionaire,
Joseph Rosenberg, has been probated In
Chicago. Among the bequests made in the
will are 1000 to the hospital Of New York,
500 000 to the orphan asylum in New York,
and $4,000 to the orphan asylum at Cleve-
land.
Vera Ava and ,Diss Debar have been
proved to be different persons. Miss Ava
has entered the employ OF q dime museum,
from the stage Of which she says she will re-
veal the names of the "a men who entered
the Cronin conspiracy, O'Sullivan, the ice
man, she says is innocent.
Editor Moore, of the Alliance Vindicqtor,
and Editor Tate, of the Echo, both of Sulphur
Springs, Tex, met on the streets of that
town Wednesday and resumed their news
paper controversy face to face. Both used
their fists and finally their revolvers. The
result is that Moore is dead and Tate is
under arrest.
The Flour City Bank, of Rochester, N.
Y, has levied on the James Wick Company
on a chattel mortgage for $s5, 900. An appli-
cation for q receiver will be made, and the
will be dissolved. The liabili-
ties will amount to between $175,00U and
500, 600, and the assets will be more than
sufficient to cover liabilities.
-Irate war veterans, of Wichita, Kan, it
is alleged, had made complete arrangements
Wednesday to tar and feather President
Polk, of the National Farmers Alliance, but
the police frustrated the plan. Polk, It is
alleged, was Governor of the Salisbury, n.
c., military prison during the war. At
Kansas City, however, Mr.. Polk denied this
story.