Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-06
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

! -Typhus fever is epidemic at Ia catecas
| Mexico.
"A gold discovery is reported from Los
Canyon, Col.
The wrecked whaleback wetmore 4
going to pieces.
Caracas is still being defended agains
Crespo's advance.
-Grasshoppers are overrunning South
| western Missouri.
Brazil Ind, claims to have gold and sill
yer in paying quantities.
The Second National Bank of Nashville
| has safely weathered a run.
Boise City, Idaho, will be heated by
hot water from artesian wells.
The Russian Pamir expedition has re-
turned to Ferghana I'm Turkestan.
The freedom of the City of Liverpool
VIII be conferred upon Gladstone.
The National Anti-Horse Thief Associa
ton is I'm sessionat Anderson, Ind.
Cardinal Tascherau, of Quebec has
issued his Columbus Day proclamation.
-Rumored that the Prime Minister ol
Egypt will resign on account of i'll health.
The Canadian 500 Canal will be ready
for use at the opening Of navigation in 1891
The riotous Carmaux strikers have been
sentenced to various terms of 1mprison-
ment.
Captain Andrews and his dory have ar.
rived at Palos, Spain, where he received an
ovation.
The execution of MoNulty, the San Fran
Disco murderer, has been stayed Tor the
third time.
Colonel Elliott F. Shepard is in Chicago
pushing his scheme for 81 railroad tickets
for the Worlds Fair.
Willie Thrallkell, at Eureka, KY, COM
mitted suicide because he was obliged to
leave home to attend college.
ia MOI nj
Preachers have elected as president Rev.
John r Wright, d. D., Washington.
Illinois militiamen refuse to parade at
the Worlds Fair dedication. They object to
paying their own travelling expenses.
Charles B. Murray, editor of the Price
the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Tues
day.
The Spaniard who attempted to assassi-
nate Captain General Coello. of Seville, has
been identified as an Anarchist named
Ceballos.
The Spanish steamship Vera Cruz has
been wrecked on a rock near the Mexican
port of the same name The crew are still
on board.
"A maniac patient in the Indianapolis
asylum stabbed Miss Myers. an attendant,
with pair of scissors The victim will
probably die.
The sub Committee on Naval Parade of
the Coium bian Celebration Committee has
received word that from $50 to $50 steamers,
tugs, steam yachts, etc., will take part in
the naval parade.
The great Roosevelt Organ Manufactur-
in" o nnany occupying an entire block in
New ork City and giving employment to
several hundred worllingmcn. is to he
closed The business was established in
1872.
Obadiah c. vosbett, paying teller of the
Smyrna, Del, National Bank, has been
charged with making false entries in the
banks books with intent to deceive the
officers thereof. He was arrested and held
in Sc 200 bail for court.
The Navy Department will send the
United States Marine Band to New York on
the llth inst together with battalion of
marines from the Washington barracks now
OH duty at Sandy Hook to participate in
the Columbian celebration.
The Secretary of tie Interior has ap-
pointed Henry q. Harmon, George A. welch
and kemper Peabody, all Of North Dakota,
its a commission to appralse the lands of the
Fl. Rice abandoned military reservation in
North Dakota under the act of July 8. 1884.
Cincinnati wholesale and jobbing houses
are SO much concerned about a deal between
o. New York, and the Whole
sale Grocers' Association, OF Ohio, that they
have decided to send a committee to protest
to Havemever against the con-
summation of the deal.
In the Floyd Circuit Court at New Al
bany, Ind, Stuart G. and A. Percy CuIbert-
son, OF st. Paul, grandsons of the late Mil
lionaire W. 5. Culbertson, filed n suit to con-
cut them off with 500 900 because they en-
ragged in horse racing. The estate is worth
s. 900 coo.
When the British bark Lynwood, from |
Ia Plata, July 20, touchei at Falmouth,
England, for orders, her crew sent letters to |
he Mayor complaining that Captain Ross |
would permit none of them to land. His |
object, they said, was to prevent them from |
seeing q ma giS trate to whom they wished To |
complain OF the terrible treatment they had |
0een subjected to. |
Major Joseph Magone walked into Chi. |
,ago on the Rock Island tracks, completing |
Ore. Major Magone under took his long |
tramp July 4, and. except swimming a river |
N Oregon, he walked every step of the way |
@ Chicago to attend the dedicatory eXer- |
Uses OF the Columbian Exposition. Major |
Magone is 81 years old.
i'm the case of the Canadian sea ling |
schooner Rpscolsen, recently seized by |
Russian cruisers and subsequently, given bV |
)f his carrying IL men of the captured crews |
pack to Victoria, the Canadian Minister of |
Marine and Fisheries has ordered the resto-
alton of the Olsen, whose name had been |
changed to The Prize" by the Russians to
he original owners.
Trouble, which has been brewing for the
past six months in the Lutheran church
rear Bay Port, Mich. resulted in a regular
If religious services Herman GroeSbeck
nd William Steinitz are the leaders of the
wo factions. A daughter of SteinitZ held
he position of organist until few months |
go, when the other side summoned suf.
lcient strength to depose her. After the
egular service q meeting was held to choose |
successor. Bo:h sides were present in
arge numbers, and before any action had
'een taken SteinitZ and Groesbeck were en-
aged in regular fist fight right under the
ulpit. This precipitated the general row,