Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-30
LATE NEWS in BRIEF.

philadelphia fears q water famine.
Another revolt is rumored from Brazil.
Part of Cordoba, Argentinia, is flooded.
The report of cholera in Vera Cruz is
denied.
A girl at Paurs Valley, L T., is becoming
ossified.
Canada may refer her canal dispute to
Great Britain.
The Argentine Presidential election is
still unsettled.
The Chilean Chamber of Deputies has
passed the bill for a new loan.
-Auzat, the French forger arrested in Chi
cago has been sent to France.
The last returns of the English elections
are now in. Gladstone's majority is 40.
The loss from the chemical explosion
near Orange, N. j., is estimated at $3.50, 900.
-Four more French Anarchists have been
sentenced to long terms of imprisonment.
Colorado capitalists will attempt to
coloniZe 5000 Southerners in the San Joaquin
valley.
The constitutionality of the Wisconsin
gerrymander will be tested in the Supreme
Court.
favorably report the municipal saloon plan
Monday.
The owners of the ship Fred B. Taylor
recently sunk by the Trave, have begun
libel for sss, 900 against the steamship.
The Judges charge in the Alice Mitchell
case has been adjourned till to day on ac-
count of the sickness of a relative of juror.
turned to Victoria, B. c., having been
warned out of Bering Sea by the York
town.
OF the 200 or more rifles known to have
been in the hands OF the CPur d'Alene
rioters on the 18th inst, not a single one can
be found.
"A boat on the lake near Wharton, Ont,
containing nine persons, was struck by a
squall and capsized. Six occupants were
drowned.
"A number of members of the Nevada
National Guard have decided TO resign on
account of the punishment inflicted upon
Private Iams.
came so disgusted with the extremely filthy
condition or one of their number that they
gave him coat of whitewash.
j. P. Riggs, of Indianapolis, Secretary of
the Street Railway Brotherhood, has been
discharged by his employers on the accusa-
tion Of "spotter." Another strike is
threatened.
The Althorpe Library in London, the
finest private collection in the world, has
been sold by Lord Spencer to an English
man. 1t is said it will be housed in a suit
able building and be opened to the public.
Count Herbert Bismarck, in an interview
authorized by Prince Bismarck, declared
that his father was confident that if the
Emperor were not surrounded by persons
whose business in life is to keep the Empe-
ror and Prince Bismarck apart, there would
have been reconciliation long ago.
DIR. MIGUEL, the Prussian Minister of FL
nance, announces that it will be necessary to
negotiate loan to cover the deficit OF "A, ,O0O,-
600 marks ehich, according to the estimate
made for the fiscal year, covering portions
OF 1881 and 1892, will be the difference be-
tween the receipts and expenditures of the
government
The Montreal Gazette, a leading organ of
the Dominion government in what is be-
lieved to be an inspired article declares that
the government, in view of the retaliation
legislation adopted by the United States,
may deem it desirable to abolish the rebate
system and make a uniform toll without re-
gard to routes, or do away altogether with
tolls.
"A search for four missing children in
Medford, Mass, Thursday, resulted in find
ing them In closet under sink in an un-
finished house. where they had crawled
some time during the day. The door was
shut in some other way, swapping the catch
and making them prisoners. Three of them.
all boys, died from suffocation, and the
other, little girl, was slowly sinking.
The grand jury of Ormsby county, New,
the charge of malfeasance in
office, made by the Carson Appeal against
county officials Samuel Davis, tine editor
was called upon to state the source o. his
in formation. He declined and was ordered
to jail. Davis WAS released later in the day,
L. Stevenson, the party who gave him the
information having come forward. Steven
son declined to testify on the grounds that
1t would incriminate him.