Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Nineteen Idaho miners were released on
bail Monday.
The Honduras revolution 10 reportsd to
be on its last legs.
st. Louis carpenters In resolutionA do
nouneed Pinkertonism,
"A big gold discovery has just besn mads
at Mountafn Ledge, Mont
California naval reserves will cruise In
the Charleston and Boston.
Herr Ernest Ludwig, Prussian Minister
OF the Interior, resigned yesterday.
All nations will be represented at the
Columbus festival in Genoa in SeptembeF.
An earthquake shock in southwest Ger
many frightened the inhabitants, but DID no
damage,
The sixth grand triennial couvoeation Of
colored Odd Fellows met In Indianapolis
yesterday.
--Arion members, who are touring In
Germany. have met with cold reception at
Frankfort.
The continued fall in the price OF silver
threatens to involve India In serious
financial crfcis-
Illinois miIitiamen are raising funds to
assist Private Iams in his prosecution OF
1t is generally believed in Nashville
that the death sentence OF b. Clay King,
will be committed.
The courts have decided that large
part of the Oklahoma City town site belongs
to John F. Dawson.
Thomas Neill, alias Thomas Neill Cream,
the London prisoner, had another hearing
yesterday and was again remanded.
The revolt in Afghanistan has spread to
many tribes The Ameer offers rewards to
tribesmen who come to his assistance.
"A recent bull fight at Miles, France, was
unusally delightful. Besides the killing of
the bulls six horses were disemboweled.
ID L. e.
lies have been returned to Germany IRON
the Argentine Republic in pitiahle condi-
tion.
The Canadian cruiser Curlew has been
sent to sea under sealed orders undoubtedly
to watch American fishermen in the Bay Of
Fundy.
The Chinese troops who recently occu-
pied various posts in the Pamirs withdrew
on the first summons from the Russian ex-
pedition.
&C. II. Campbell, Canadian immigration
Agent, claims that large numbers are
Canadian Northwest
The wreokers searching for gold on the
sunken British frigate Hussar, have raised
several grape shot and think they are
certain to reach the gold.
Two army officers were stabbed and shot
dead by a governess in Warsaw cafe, Mon
day. She killed them in revenge for
aspersions cast upon her honor.
"A mortar. charged with dynamite, was
exploded Sunday near St. Alfonso's Church.
persons a@s %eTe eFns Fied sna s. hjursa sss
Rev. 1. j. Shelton, a Christian preacher
at Little Rock, Ark. who proclaimed him
self Christ short time ago. was picked up
drunk on the street Monday and Jailed.
Acting treasurer whelpy yesterday
issued a check for sl04o, 900 in favor of the
owners of the Mission street property, San
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postoflce.
"A desperate Navajo Indian was shot at
Navajo Springs, n. NJ. Monday, while re-
sisting arrest Other Indians carried his
whites are preparing Tor a desperate de-
fense.
Cruiser No. II has been named Marble
head. in honor Of the historic city in Massa-
cnusetts. of that name. 1t will be launched
Boston. Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
The work of getting the photographs of |
all Cinnamon in Rochester, has begun. In |
addition to the photographs register will |
be made, giving name. age, height, weight
and other items that would serve to identify |
the Cinnamon at some future time. |
Train robbers had everything prepared |
to rob a Texas and St. Louis express train at |
Winston tunnel near Paris, Tex. The tun. |
nel watchman discovered their plane and |
stopped the train, which backed to o station. |
Here officers boarded the train and guarded |
1t over the dangerous ground.
AT a station on the Bisbee Railroad, q
lew miles north of the Sonora line four
Mexican Custom House guards surrounded /
the station and captured another Mexican, |
who had been but a few months previous /
chief Of the Mexican Guards. He was on |
his way to the city OF Mexico. and had with |
him trunk which the invaders took pos |
session Of They procured an ak ana broke |
the trunk open. They took from it a bundle |
Of documents and hastily departed for their |
own country. The papers contained testi- |
nony against customs officials stationed in |
Sonora, and had he reached his destination |
with them it was believed wholesale arrests /
and removals would have speedily followed. |
The matter has been laid before the State |
Department. at Washington.