Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-17
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

been indicted.
The United States steamer Mohican is Of
her way to Bering sea.
Steamboat men will fight the new Gin
cfnnati bridge project.
General passenger and ticket agents are ii
session at Del Monte, Cal.
-Macomb, ILL.,, is excited over a supposed
| silver discovery near there.
| Irish societies at Atlanta will give a re
| ception to General Sickles to-day.
| -Krupp, the German gunmaker, has prom
ised to exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
| The Sisseton reservation in Minnesota
| will be open for settlement on April Is
"A German colony will settle on lands
they have purchased near Condo. N. D.
The Perrien conspiracy and abduction
cases in Detroit have been nolle pressed
Some opposition has developed in Cuba
to the reciprocity treaty with the United
| States.
The block and bituminous miners of In.
| diana have failed to agree on q scale OF
wages.
The act to renew the fisheries modus
vivendi led to an excited debate in the Dc
minion ParliameuG.
The Diamond Match Company, alarmed
over the ANTITRUST movement, is cancelling
its Louisiana contracts.
The Argentine Government is investi-
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on the Patagonian coast.
The Glasgow cattle market has reopened.
after being closed on account of the foot and
mouth disease in Scotland.
A public meeting at Paris, Ont. resolved
by large majority in favor of political
union with the United States.
"A "norther'' with heavy rain has Just
swept over Texas. The fruit trees, which
are all in full bloom, are in danger.
The Diamond Match Company has Le-
come alarmed over the antitrust law and is
canceling its contracts in Louisiana.
"A beautiful combination of sun dogs,
halos, rainbows and cross bars was wit,
messed at Bloomington. ILL.,, Tuesday.
"A strike of journeymen horseshoers at
Cincinnati is imminent. The grievance is
supposed purpose of the bosses to break
down the union.
-E9-Mayor Wickham, of New York, who
lives III brown stone house on Lexington
avenue, has been sued by his barber for $40
borrowed money and 500 for shaves.
The Executive Committee of the Mime
sofa Farmers Alliance has recommended its
members to support the National Union
Company for one year, at least, as an ex-
pertinent.
eloped from Lincoln, Neb., yesterday with
three girls at once, bound for Utah. The
boy and his harem were overtaken and
brought back.
Miss Ida N. Ely, IS years old, the Oldest
daughter of Charles NJ. Ely, of Long Branch,
n. Y, is supposed to have eloped with John
w. McIlvain, whom she met at the Hotel
Brighton last summer.
Negotiations are pending for the con-
solidation Of two OF the largest carpet manu-
factories OF Philadelphia. Capitalization
will be over 81, 00O, 600, the annual output run
to nearly s3, ,0O0, 900 in value, and 1000 hands
given employment.
DR. W. Warren Perry was arrested at
Elizabeth, Ill, Monday night. five minutes
before he was to start for church to be mar
r1ed. Tuesday in q magistrates Office he
married instead Miss Minnie Borga, who
had caused his arrest.
Yesterday at Chattanooga suits were or
dered III the Chancery courts by the attor-
neys of the Catholic Knights Of America
against the bondsmen OF Major N. J.
O'Brien, the defaulting treasurer of the
order, whose stealings aggregate $4,000.
Planters near jackson, Miss, are up in
other night took negro named Williams
from his house, tied him to stump, gave
him 300 lashes and ordered him to leave
town. The planters fear the effect on the
rest of the colored population.
Thomas F. Ingoldsby, father-in-law of
Congressman O'Neill, of Massachusetts,.
committed suicide at his home in Boston.
by slashing his wrist and his jugular vein
with razor. Temporary insanity, result
was 60 years old, and was in the clothing
business. He leaves three sons and one
daughter.
"A small safe in Sarah Atthea Terry's
house at Fresno, CAL, was blown open Tues
day by her friends, and papers and letters
secured which bear on the Sharon case and
the alleged conspiracy to murder Judge
Terry. One of the letters stated that the
writer was formerly Sheriff of one of the
counties Of the State, and that two months
before Terry was killed he was offered
$500 by certain parties, whose names he
could not then reveal, to kill Judge Terry.
'THE Natural Gas Company desire to |
thank the "Paul Kauvar," 'Ivy Leaf and |
Rose Hill' Companies for the beautiful |
floral offerings at the funeral of Pete Mack. |
Mrs. Lawrence wishes to thank the proprie- |
5ors of the Sixth Avenue Hotel for their
Iindness during his late sickness and the
lime of his funeral
Thorp, the Man Dressmaker,
Has opened dressmaking rooms at 913 Penn
venue, near Ninth street.
TEN per cent off for cash. Cain Bros
hoe sale Liberty and Sixth streets. TT