Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-11
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.
Mrs. Maybrick is not dying.

Mrs. Maybrick is not dying.
Spain is having very wintry weather.
The Bolivian budget is short 4s4 coo bo-
livianos.
Martin Burke's funeral will be held in
Chicago to-day.
The Big Four and its opera tors are still
unable to agree.
Mrs. H. Clay King is trying to secure
pardon for her husband.
The resubmission question is the topic
OF the day in North Dakota.
The Ontario Law Society has decided to
admit lady applicants to the bar.
Nearly all quartz mills in Nevada have
shut down, owing to the low price of silver.
The London Goldsmith Company will
spend $l2,59o in building industrial dwell
ings.
The expected strike of the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railroad engineers has
been averted.
During heavy snow squall off Dunkirk
yesterday fishing boat capsized and five of
her crew were drowned.
During heavy snow squall off Dunkirk
yesterday fishing boat capsized and five
OF her crew were drowned.
During dwelling house fire at Fred
er1cksburg, Denmark, seven persons were
Killed by ieaping from the windows
"A Little Rock bigamist. T. L. Goforth, is
wives at the late of four year since 1851.
New York cigarette manufacturers will
make desperate fight to prevent the pass
age by the Alabama Legislature of the anti
cigarette bill.
Near Bradford yesterday morning Frank
WAGNER was shot dead by Calvin Hancock.
Wagner, who had been drinking tried to
break into Hancock's house.
-Carman Yabaninez, who is alleged to
have commanded one OF tine divisions OF
Garza's army" has been placed on trial in
San Antonio for violation of neutrality
laws.
The tornado which passed over jackson
county, Tex, Wednesday, blew down Il
house occupied by q colored woman and
child, named Wallace, and both were Gre.
mated. $50 "
The stories Of the alleged miraculous
to the doors OF two irresponsible correspon.
dents. Tho town is crowded with afling
pilgrims.
-Lucius Weinchenk. a leading Hebrew
lawyer and prominent society man of Chi
cago, has fed the country lea wing a Shortage
of $780, his victims being many clients and
his partners, Bryan and Birchel. Extrava-
CANT living caused his downfall.
Two cases of typhus fever have been
discovered among the patients in the
alcoholic ward at Bellevue Hospital. The
sufferers from the contagion were removed
to the pest house. The 81 other patients in
the fever-infected ward have been quaran-
tined.
Fred j. Price, bookkeeper for Street &
Smith, publishers OF the New York Weekly
has pleaded guilty to larceny in the first
degree. He was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary lor five years. Price committed a
series of embezzlements by which the firm
lost about 81, 600.
After a speed test of four hours, steam
ing in the open sea, the United States and
Brazil Mail Steamship Vigiancia yesterday
vindicated her right to range as one of
Uncle Sans fourth class subsidized mail
steamships. 1t is necessary for such vessels
to make an average sneed OF u knots. The
Vigilancia averaged 1889 knots.
An explosion from gas occurred yester-
day morning in the one-story brick building
owned by the New York Central Railroad
Company, at One Hundred and FtIry-sixrh