Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-23

delphia, took in Niagara Falls, IN force yes.
terday, There were between 400 and 500 OF
them. tho remainder having scattered after
their convention.
was found dead of starvation at her homo
yesterday Her crippled husband, an army
veteran, was found dying from lack OF food.
Though entitled to pension ne always re-
fused to apply for one.
"A disappointed lover stabbed his sweet
heart to death about o'clock last evening
on farm near Independence, NY. The VIC
tim was Amanda Cain, farmers daughter
l5 years old. The murderer was Arthur wat
eon, young farmer % years old.
The United States Cold Wire Rolling
Company has selected Hammond, Ind, for
the location of its immense plant and will
vTin viii msnufsotnro cold rolled copper wire by
a process brought out by Henry Williams, OF
Boston.
Last April Mrs. Aine Sanio the wife of q
professor in the State Castle OF Tavaetehus,
husband, and, in accordance with the me-
di@val law, which Is still in force there, she
was sentenced to be beheaded and her body
affixed to a beacon and burned.
A Philadelphia actress at Denver, Lizzie
Gonzales, administered to jack Hirsch,
newspaper correspondent, horsewhipping
for writing scurrilous articles against her.
Denver newspaper men rewarded her spunk
with q basket of flowers containing the
written advice to next time use an az.
The inquiry at Quebec into the charges
OF boodling preferred against Sir A. z. Car
ron, Postmaster General, in connection with
subsidies granted to provincial railroads,
has begun. The evidence adduced on the
first day was unimportant. The accused
official was present during the proceedings.
burglar John W. Hall was shot by an in
tended victim at Kirkwood, Mo-, and the
wounded man committed M suicide. Ia aaid was n,s
premises revealed many thousands OF
dollars worth OF accumulated plupder.
mostly jewelry. Mrs. Hall Is in jail as an &C
complice.
"A negro travelling by the name of Noah
Anderson was arrested at Cheyenne Wells,
Col, upon suspicion of being jail breaker
wanted at Hugo. he tallies exactly with
the description of Davis, the sedalia MOI
murderer and assaulter. for whose arrest
So, 800 reward is offered. The Sedalia officials
have been notified.
1t Is said that the two circulars alleged
to have been issued recently by the Chinese
Six Companies. advising Chinese laoorers IN
registration act passed at the last session OF
Congress- was noax. This does not apply
to the letter sent by the Presidents of the
Six Companies to the Collector or Internal
Revenue, the authenticity of which is not
questioned.
At the convention of the National Asso-
citation of Life Underwriters. Yesterday, at
New York, Colonel George N. Carpenter, OF
pOsbOu, Aoo III Nto"o VIZ oooANA
ness of the local associations. Tue e1ecu-
tive committees report recommending that
insurance companies adopt measures to ex-
clude from the business oil agents who
practice rebatng was adopted. The conven-
tion adjourned until to-day.
The American Society of Obstetricians,
In session at st. Louis, elected ihe following
officers: DR.. L. S. Nc Alurtry, Louisville,
President; Dr. Edward j. Ill, Newark, N. j.,
First Vice President; DR.. Ii. W. Longyear,
Detroit Second Vice President; I. W. Pot
ter. Buffalo, N. Y, Secretary; DR.. Xavier o.
Werder, Pittsburg; Drs. Charles Albert
Lee Reed, 'of Cincinnati Daniel Hughes.
of Philadelphia: George Fl. Robe, of Cotton
Vile, Md; James F. Ross, of Toronto. and
W. w. Seymour, OF Troy. N. Y. were elected
members OF the Executive Committee.