Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-06
LATE NEWS in BRIEF.


the dullest for years.
The earnings of the Canadian Pacific in
creased SOL 600 in one yoar.
The millers' association at Leeds, Eng, has
lowered the price of hour.
The trouble among the Cleveland lumber
showers has broken out afresh.
More trouble on Navassa Island Laborers
are OBJ a strike and threaten mischief
The Ohio K. of L. will send 400 delegates to
the Cincinnati third party convention.
Emile Zoa censures the French Govern.
ment for causing the Fourmies disaster.
The trial Of ex-State Treasurer Noland, of
Missouri, for embezzllng SS20OO, has begun.
The Rio Grande is nearly as high as during
the 1884 floods. Two bridges have been
| wrecked.
The house of Liege capitalist was dyna-
| mited and damaged yesterday. Laid to the
Labor party.
The Mexican warship Democrata is in the
| harbor of San Diego, watching Chilean in
surgent vessels.
-Four New York bousesmiths have been
expelled by their union for working under non-
| union foremen.
DIR. Glover, who has been In jail at Carnes-
willie, Ga. charged with wife poisoning, has
broken Jail and escaped.
The house Of a workman at Mons, France,
who refused to strike with his fellows, was de-
stroyed by dynamite yesterday.
Eight alleged ringleaders in the Newfound-
land troubles at Fortune Bay have been ar.
rested and brought to st. Johns.
The Delaware House has passed unani:
mously the Wolcott ballot bill, and it is sal d
II VIII also 60 through the Senate.
Denver has rewarded the Colorado Sena.
tors and Representatives In Congress for their
fidelity to the States interests with banquet.
Only one man of the Swedish bark Secla
lives to tell the story of its wreck. The disaster
N fha Noy fnnn lam
coast.
The demented brothor Of the Marquis of
Queensberry, Lord James Edward Sholto
douglass. committed suicide with azor yes
ter6ay.
DIR. John A. P. Baker and MRS. W. R. Gill
mer nave been arrested at Abingdon, Va,
charged with numbering the formers wife.
Mrs. Gilmer has confessed
-Baripg. Magoun d Co., of New York, have
taken S,OOO,0eO in gold coin from the sub
Treasury for export August Belmont & Co.
will ship half that amount.
John NJ. Van Dyke, the Washington N. ].
lawyer who has been arrested for robbing ex-
press companies by means Of raised money or
ders, has confessed his crimes.
The Schneidwend Lee Electrotyping and
PRINTING Press Company of Chicago. has con-
fessed judgments aggregating s47, ,323 Assets,
about Sl5OOOO; liabilities, 100000
Maud Jones, a resident of Anderson Ind,
has died Of disease that is puzzling the ply
slclans der muscles persisted in growing to
her bones, in spite of ~ surgical operations.
The Louisville grand jury will investigate
the Snooks-Herr wedding poisoning. DIR.
Hobson says arsenic was placed in water with
the deliberate intention of numbering the
whole party.
"A desperate named Keunze has just died
IN Ousley county, KY, OF typhoid fever. Part
of his record is three Dakota officers killed, an
Arkansas train robbery and many robberies in
the Black Hills.
Rev. ]. 81. Boyse. pastor of the Baptist |
Ohurch at Madalin, N T., was dragged from |
the pulpit by the trustees of the church last |
Sunday. There had been dispute over Boyses |
term of service.
The Canadian Minister of Marine denies |
that the United States Government has intl-
mated that there would be no interference on |
the part of American cruisers with British |
Columbia sealers this season.
Three men were drowned Monday at the
outlet of Braddock's Bay on Lake Ontario
They were at work building drawbridge over
'he outlet for the Manitou Beach Railway. The
boat was swamped. throwing the three into the
water.
"A number of bond investment companies.
which have nourished in Massachusetts, under |
New Hampshire and Virginia charters, owing |
10 press criticism and the probable action OF
The Legislature. have decided to take out char
ters IN their own State.
The first letter from the United States
Soast and Geodetic Survey has been received
Its revelations Will make necessary a number
changes in the maps Of the country between
she Arctic Ocean and the Porcup1ne many |
-ivers. lakes and mountains having been dis
covered. The letter was dated September 20 |
S9Q
The 1nman line is liable to get into trouble
IN account of its employees permitting immi.
.rants to leave the steamer City of Chicago at
ler new l ork dock, Sunday, previous to their
eglstratlon. Five young women in all left the |
'essel There is a penalty of $500 for each i'm.
Migrant allowed to land before being reg