Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-27
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

ny men III authority.
8 Several Of the largest Colorado coal com
panies have combined.
Chances for a strike among the trainmel
on the Maple Leaf are good.
Twelve Apache murderers in Arizon,
are Delng hotly pursued by troops.
Giant skeletons have been discovered II
the pigh bluffs near Crawfordsville, Ind.
; The French Government has postponed
the fanama Canal question till next month
Russia has three fast new merchant
vessels equipped as Government cruisers in
, case Of war
Ten thousand grain cars are plockaded
IN Chicago because there Is no place fol-
them to unload.
Cholera bulletins are still being issued
from Russia, Buda-Pesrh, Hamburg, Amster.
dam and Paris
| Premier Loubet, as arbitrator of the
Carmaux strike in France, has decided in
favor of the strikers.
"A Chicago married man, George Sim
mons, eloped with three sisters-all tele.
phone girls-yesterday.
Two Chicago printers, Bortis Goddard
and John Glasimer. were asphyxiated in
their room tuesday night by odorless fuel
gas.
Red flags will be barred in the Chicago
parade November 6, in honor of the uuveil-
ing of the Anarchist monument at Wald-
helm.
Chief Secretary Morley Will present be.
fore the British Cabinet to-day proposals
Tor the release OF political pris0 ners in
| Ireland.
William Morris, whose name has been
| mentioned In connection with the poet
lsureateship. says he desires the abolition
| OF the office.
| America was discovered eight years ago
| to-day by Lief Erikson, according to Scandi-
| naVlan accounts, Chicago Norwegfans will
| celebrate the day.
| The s25, 900 damage suit of Heborn Claflin
against Blddulph Martin, husband of Vic
toria Woodruff, will be dropped DR.. Claflin
having been pacifed.
.Thetsteam barge Roland. of Kelly's
Island, sank in 80 feet of water near Green
Island on Lake Erie Monday afternoon. All
hands were rescued.
Irish newspapers are urging the claims
OF Irlshmen to the poet laureateship. They
suggest that Aubrey Thomas de We're or
Thomas Sullivan are well qualified.
-Labouchere, the English Radical jour
nanst, admits that, despite English asser-
tlons that protection Is ruinous, America is
the most prosperous country in the world.
General Fernandez, of Venezuela, has
started with an army of 200 men to fight |
the armed bands who are wandering about |
the mountainous regions of the State of Los |
Andes. |
"A court of inquiry has been ordered to |
convene at the Mare Island Navy Yard. San |
Francisco November 8, to investigate the
grounding OF the Mohican in Puget Sound
recently.
Another military sentinel recently fired
at a civilian in Berlin. Radical papers de-
nounce the outrage ard demand tnat the
question OF the use OF firearms in such cases |
oe submitted to the Diet.
Bill Dalton, brother of the slain bandits
for $40 600 damages because the pockets OF |
tne dead men were rif1ed partly, as he |
claims, of his own money.
Young II. j. Barring, son of the ruined |
London I banker, has just recovered through |
London courts e., 300 which he had lost at !
oaccarat. The loss was in the torn of a |
note held by the Universal Bank.
"A certain well-known f1nancier last Sun |
Jay pursued ana shot poacher whom he |
ound ,1l1 on his shooting preserve. The poacher
VIII probably die. His assailant claims his |
'uh was discharged by accident.
-General Crespo, the Venezuela victor.
las published In letter to tine New York
1era his version of the recent war. He
'egan the struggle with II followers and |
marched into Caracas with an army OF IA 600
veil armed and disciplined men. 1
The personal defeat for reelection of | !
,remler Ferrelra, of Portugal, was the onlv | &
heck on results generally favorable to the
government. He was too confident of suc.
ess. He may be raised to the peerage to I
nade him to continue as Prime Minister Q
General Poe, at Detroit, has received s
Tord from the War Department. that his On l
Dot channel between Duluth, Chicago and | n
'unalo has been fully approved, and direct | @
lg nlm to prepare the necessary advertise a
1ents for bids. =
-Lltchneld, Conn.,, is excited over the dis. |
oVery OF the dead bodies of jackson Tomn. |
ms ana fatrlek LAWN. farm nands work |
nS Tor Frank Coe, ~ miles northwest OF the |
Illage The bodies were found in the barn +
ard, and the cause of death is a mystery.
"A fire BROKE out in six.storv tenement
ouse on East broadway, New York, yester-
ay morning. The +year-old daughter or
av1d Schr1bner, WHO was alone in the rooI,.
men the fre started, was burned to death.
ne nremen succeeded in putting out the
ames with slight damage.
IIhe state Board Of Arbitration will sit
New York City to-day to endeavor to sat.
e tne trouble between the boss electricians | -
nd their striking employees. The men went
lt on account of the alleged combine en-.
'red INTO by the electrical appliance CON. B
actors to shut out members Of EiecrricaI
MON No 6l6S. P
The largest run of mackerel known
frovlncetown, Mass, for wears rnox
ace Monday night. Every net i'm Cane y
% Bay made good hauls, and IL ia y
=. that 5000 large and medium VI VI
'h were taken. A number of nets sanE ~ ~
ith the weight of the fish. Large onsnti.
es are being salted, one man taking ID Ooo
IN and Others in proportion.
Edgar L. Moulton, of London. who ;se,
nlnlhG penal institutions on behalf of the
,ison s reform society,was in Auburn prison
sensib,n f, ~ 'ne ne traln robber, was knocked
sensIole Dy the Keeper on his recapture |
oulton says: Il have travelled ali over
irope Visiting prisons and have seen the |
Il isons OF the Car. but have never seen
= wSina nearu uiIeetly or single act OF brutal
wnich equaled the attack on a defense.
IS prisoner in Auburn last Sunday.n