Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-22
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

| "A strange disease is killing off horses at
Galena, Ill.
-Rumors of another revolution in embryo
! comes from Buenos Ayres.
| Uruguay has complained to Brazil about
| the infraction of sanitary laws.
| -Non-citizens will be excluded from at
tendance ut the council of the Choctaws.
! Tobacco farmers and shippers in Ken
| lucky and Ohio have organized against the
| trust.
The Doodle inquiry in the case of Post
master General Carron, Of Quebec province,
began yesterday.
Railway telegranhers on the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad have
| gone out on strike.
Harrisburg has been chosen as the next
place of meeting of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen.
Frank G. Lenz who left New York to
make a tour of the world on a bicycle, ar
rived IN Walla Walla, Wash, yesterday.
The Anarchists and the Bonapartists
will hold celebrations of their own to-day
of the centenary of the founding of the first
French Republic.
! Judge" Short, leader of a notorious
band of cattle thieves of the Bad Lands, has
been lynched, and several of his followers
have been killed.
ceived 1900 applications from newspapers
for visiting representatives of the press
who desire seats in Manufacturers Build
ing.
AT Santiago, Chile, during parade Tues
day, stones were thrown at the Presidents
carriage, some of them striking the coach
man. Some OF the men who threw the stones
were arrested.
Charles E. Ackron, the forger who was
claimed as q husband by 20 women while he
was serving sentence in the Joliet (Ill)
prison ten years ago, was arrested by two
New York detectives.
"A motor and trail car were smashed into
kindling wood by q passenger train on the
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad yesterday
morning. A man on the street Car sustained
a broken leg and lady WAS badly bruised
about the head.
A former employe Of the Nebraska Asy-
lum for the 1ncurable Insane, at Hastings,
preferred charges against Superintendent
johnson and Steward Campbell, alleging
cruelty, malfeasance and immortality among
the attendants.
"A man in Columbus, Ind, who lived for
years after his heart and lungs had been
laid open by the blow of an ak, is dying. He
is Sam Enlow, and his wound was received
in quarrel with his neighbor, Joseph Sny
der, over line fence.
All Chicago Chinatown turned out Tues
day to welcome Tom Blu and Wong Linn Doc
the two boys who were the first Chinese
legally admitted into this country since the
passage Of the Chinese exclusion act. Next
week the boys will be sent to school at Ann
Arbor University.
Solomon johnson, who had been serving
sentence of two years and eight months in
Auburn prison, was murdered by fellow
convict named William G. Taylor. The
murderer is a negro. Johnson's throat was
cut from ear to ear with knife used in
shaving broom corn.
AT the annual meeting of the Supreme
Council of Free Masons of the thirty.thi
degree of the United States. held in Provi-
dence, Z. l., the attendance was large, en-
bracing members from 10 Northern States
and visitors from other Jurisdictions. The
thirty.third degree was conferred ON Is can
didateS.
The will of Daniel Dougherty, the lawyer
and orator, has been admitted to probate
The petition accompanying the will places
the value of the estate at Sl40, ,000 The estate
is devised absolutely to his wife, who is also
made executrix. during her life, giving her
full power to make such provisions by will
for its distribution at her decease as she may
deem desirable.