Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-10
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

Diamond fields have been found in Idaho.
Blizzard sufferers In the West need fuel
Cigarettes have killed Axel Anderson at
Chicago.
Congress has reduced the Argentine
| army to 10 500 men.
West Superior school teachers threaten
| to go out on strike.
The coast defense vessel Monterey is
| almost ready for trial.
Colorado mines are closing on account Of
| the low price of silver.
Mrs. Maybrick is reported as still alive
| but unable to take food.
The three-years' drouth in Coahulla and
| Jalisco, Mex, continues.
The South Carolina Lower House has
| passed an anti-free pass act.
The Wichita Mountains, in Oklahoma,
| are the latest gold Ell dorado.
-Chapleau will be sworn in as Lieutenant
| Governor of Quebec Monday.
The National Association OF Builders
will meet in St. Louis in February.
Hard Hearing Fool is the first Sioux In
| dian ever put in an insane asylum.
Faster Willmeau at Cleveland lost 2H
| pounds in the first "a hours of his fast.
BY the caving in of a Cleveland sewer,
| James Beal and August Ross were killed.
Hail stones weighing over a pound fell
| during the wind storm at Brennan, Tex,
Tuesday.
The French Anarchist, Francois, has
been arraigned. He denied his completely
in the Cape Very outrage.
A cotton compress at Waco, Tex, has
compressed ], ,346 bales in nine hours and nVe
minutes, breaking the record.
The Grand Chapter of Texas Masons has
refused to come under the jurisdiction OF
the Grand Chapter OF the United States.
The Grand Trunk railroad has been at
fo0 had Mt nd 1 q
supposed for the State tax, as it is in litiga-
tion.
louisville had a quadruple hanging
yesterday at sunrise. The gailowsr victims Ii
son Lewis and Grant Thomas.
Premier Sagasta, of Spain, will reverse
the protection policy of the Canovas Cabinet,
so far as possible, by treaties of commerce
with the United States and European
Countries.
THE AXE Shore and Michigan Southern
mana m )nt has raised the pay OF its en-
gineers nd made a contract with them until
after the Worlds Fair, whereby the men
agree not to take part in any labor troubles.
-Carow Bartels, Hamburg stock brokers,
have suspended. Carow has absconded, but
the police are following him. Bartels has
surrendered. The frauds of the firm amount
ing to 10000 marks extend over long
period.
An unknown heroine with a lantern
senger train from total destruction near
Grants Pass, Ore, Wednesday evening.
Wreckers had removed the outside rail over
q high trestle.
The Chicago and West Michigan Rail-
road Company instead of building new
extension from New Buffalo to Chicago, as
was recently reported, is more likely to fall
into the hands OF the Brice syndicate and be
amalgamated with the Lake Erie and West
ern railway, which runs from Sandusky to
Peoria.
B. F. Paulson, wealthy Canadian, aged
55 years, who, with his wife, has been guest
at the Hotel Thorndike, Boston, for several
days, shot himself in the head in the bath
room of his suite early yesterday morning
and died instantly. Nj. Paulson's wealth is
estimated at $2, ,000, 600. The cause of the act
is unknown.
-Judge Russell, of New York, has SEN
fenced Roundsman Matthew F. Daley to one
years imprisonment in the penitentiary.
Daley was convicted of assault in the third
degree for striking Mrs. Harmon, who &C.
cused him of betraying her l6-year-old
daughter. The policeman was tried on the
latter charge, but was acquitted.
The Council of Administration Of the G.
A. R., Department of Indiana, has directed
Commander Chaedel to commence suit
against the Indiana Monument Commission
to recover S2l 600 which was donated by the
various posts of the State to the Monument
fund. The bone ef contention is whether the
monument shall be Il memorial to the sol.
diers and sailors OF the late Civil War alone,
or commemorate the valor of Indiana SOL
diery in all the wars.