Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-27
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.
Lake Superior is clear Of ice.

Lake Superior is clear Of ice.
"A gang of negro and white counterfeiters
has been broken mp at Nevada, Mo.
The quarrel with Newfoundland is hav.
fng serious affect on Canada's trade.
An explosion at Fredericksburg Friday,
in 3 mill, killed four men and injured several
Others.
The United States cruiser Yorktown ar.
rived at San Francisco yesterday morning
from San Diego.
james Kelly, a s-year-old boy from Belle.
vile, Ill, was rescued from q band of gipsies
at Evansville, Ind, yesterday.
A Free Methodist preacher near Val
paraiso. Ind, has been asked by his hock to
resign because he sports q flowing mustache.
Mary Haywood, a young woman who has
been running wild in the woods near San
Antonio, Tex, was captured and placed in
an insane asylum.
Twenty ex-convicts from Italy were yes
mitted that they were liberated felons, and
will be promptly returned.
Edward Hallier and David Breese fought
duel according to the code, near Breaux
Bridge, La, Friday. The men were allowed
but one shot each, and neither was
wounded
Basil Tracey, the faster at Crawfords-
vile, Ind, who for more than eight weeks
past had tasted neither food nor medicine,
and had barelv managed to keep alive by
reason of his vitality, died Friday at the age
of 81 years.
Rev. DR.. L. Evans has resigned his pro-
fessorship in the Lane Theological Seminary,
and will go to Wales to accept similar posi-
ton. DR.. Lewis had refused to sign a
formula of orthodox doctrines presented by
DR.. Morris, the president.
Rev. John C. Temple, a noted colored
preacher of St. Louis, was convicted of man
Warren Gray in May, 1881. T He " was sem
fenced for seven years. Temple was quar-
reling with his wife when Gray interfered
and received a fatal blow.
AT Utica, n. Y, in the United States Dis
trict Court, the case of Richard 7. Connell,
of Cape Vincent, charged with bringing Chi
nese into this country from Canada, was
given to the Jury at $50 Friday afternoon.
At the opening of the court yesterday yer-
dict OF not guilty was returned.
The American Bobbin Spool and Shuttle
Company, George Monroe Endicott, Presi-
dent, and Edwin A. Jones, Treasurer, the
syndicaue which has lately secured control
of nearly all the factories in its line OF Dus-
mess in the country, has assigned for the
benefit of its creditors to William A. French
and Everett Saltonstall Tuckerman, both of
Boston.
The international case involving the ex-
tradition of several Me1icans now in jail at
Las Cruces, n. NJ, charged with completely
in the election riots at Ascension, Mex,
which resulted in the killing of several per
sons. was argued Friday before the Gov
ernor The attorneys for the prisoners urged
that it is political crime which is alleged
to have been committed. and that the ac-
cused are not extraditable. The Governor
reserved his decision.
The committee OF engineers to which the
differences in dispute between the Canadian
Pacific Railroad Company and trainmen
were referred for adjustment made their re-
port yesterday, as follows: That So 80 per 100
miles be offered by the company, and that ii
hours constitute days work, overtime to
be allowed after that at the rate of % cents
an hour for conductors, and IL cents for
brakemen. The finding OF the committee,
which is a compromise, has been accepted
by both the company and the men.