Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-18
LATE NEWS in BRIEF.

There is danger OF hostilities between
settlers and "sooners" in Oklahoma
Republicans carried everything in the
municipal election at Cumberland. Md.
-Four prisoners sawed their way out of
prison at Charlottesville, Ind, Monday
night.
Residents of Normal Park, in Chicago,
Tecd and his angels.
DIR. Emil and Herman Erb. of Appleton,
Wis, have fallen heirs to fortunes OF 1850,
600 each Dy the death Of an English relative.
The residence of Hon. j. s. Can non, one
Of the finest in Muscatine, Iowa, was raided
by burglars Monday evening. The whole
family were held up.
-Ringling's circus train was wrecked near
Concordia, Kan, yesterday morning, by a
culvert giving way. four men were killed,
five badly injured, and 20 head OF live stock
were drowned.
"A battle was fought between union and
non-unton ore vessel trimmers at Escanaba,
Mich, Monday. Two men were shot and
dangerously wounded. The union men, who
made the attack, fed. No arrests.
The authorities of worth, Kan,
are taking steps to charge DR.. Kelley a
license for q dram shop on the ground that
he gives whisky to patients undergoing
treatment. 1t is said that DR.. Keeley viii
fight the case.
Colonel Batchelder, the historian of
Gettysburg, is seeking TO make the dedica-
tion of that high water mark monument at
Gettysburg an occasion for a general re-
union Of distinguished veterans, which may
never occur again.
now in Springfield Jail, charged with the
murder OF Deputy Sheriff Williams in con-
nection with the lynchins at Taney county,
Mo, eight or ten men have been arrested by
Sherifs Cook and Gibson.
p D. Higgs, editor of the Chariottstown
prince Edwards Island) Guardian, who
has just returned from Honolulu, expresses
the opinion that in less than a year from
the present time the Stars aud Stripes will
be floating over the Hawaiian Kingdom.
-Riotous Mexican students, enemies of
Dfaz, attacked workfngmen's meeting, but
the latter made short work of their assail-
ants. Afterward the students tried to seize
the cathedral towers to ring the bells. The
IRE brigade turned out and played water
upon them until the students fed.
Grand Lodge No. 2, Independent Order
of BNai BRrith, now in session in Cleye-
land, has decided to send a memorial to Con-
servo strictly the treaty rights of American
Hebrews within her borders. After a long
and heated discussion an effort to reduce
the representation in the Grand Lodge was
defeated.
Governor Markham, of California, has
offered a reward of $500 for the arrest Of the
man who some time ago fired upon the San
Andres stage, killing young lady passenger
ana WOCnQ1ng tno Qr1Ver. The Governor
has also offered a similar reward for the az
rest of the men who robbed the Redding
stage on Saturday evening and killed Mes
senger Montgomery.
in Juarez, Mex, Monday sentence was
passed upon the five men convicted of mur-
dering Aucheto, Mayor of Ascension, Mex,
during the political riot last June. Forty
one were acquitted. but Juan Mustro, Ber-
nardo Durano. Disideiro Chauvez and Julian
Perez were sentenced to be shot, and Sc
voco Rudio was sentenced to 13 years hard
labor.
Nelson Packard, Martin Woodward and
an old fisherman named Beimhoff, were
drowned in the Blue river at Crete, Neb,
Monday. Beimhoff was rowing across the
river and his boat was caught in the current
and carried over the dam. Packard and
Woodward were in a mill and jumped into q
boat below the dam and tried to assist him.
but their boat was caught in an eddy and
dashed to pieces.
-Ignatius Donnelly. author Of the famous
"Cryptogram," was defeated in a Chicago
court Monday. On the strength OF an antic-
ipated large sale, Mr.. Donnelly about five
years ago, secured o loan from L. S. Peale &
Co., publishers, OF s., COO. The book was not
the success that was expected ana the result
was that Peale & Co. were 81, 900 out. They
began suit for the amount and interest, and
Judge Blodgett entered Judgment against
Donnelly ior s.. 293 Y.