Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-03
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.


An alleged wild man is agtating Levi.
county, Ky.
The crui sers Charleston, Boston and
Baltimore will go to Honolulu.
The liberty OF the Bulgarian press will
be restored by decree on the 18th.
An international exhibition of feminine
arts was opened in Paris yesterday.
The report of the death or the chief OF
the Wapheton and Sisseton Indians, Is iaise.
lie Canada newspaper Of Ottawa, Ont,
has published another article clamorlng for
annexation.
.-Wfnnepeg people are very angry over
the smallpox quarantine declared by the
Governor Of North Dakota.
The Illinois X. Of L. will decide on the
9th whether or not they as an organization
will support the Peoples party.
The situation at Coal Creek, Tenn, is
becoming threatening again. There may be
a fight yet between miners and troops.
"A secret national Polish printing press
has been discovered in Warsaw. Three
hundred arrests have been made in
connection with the discovery.
"A Hyear-old son of Farmer Reed Robin
son murdered Mrs. Hendrix, poor widow
employed on his fathers farm, near Mlfiin,
Tenn, with . hoe and a hatchet.
The Chinese crew which the steamer
City of Pekin brought over, but which was
refused permission to land at San Francisco
"A United States commissioner at Wal.
lace, Idaho. has begun the examination ol
the 100 prisoners confined there. Fifteen
men were examined and released on bond.
1t is reported in London that the British
Minister to Stockholm assisted the King 20
bury would refuse to deal with separate
consuls.
French Republican journals regard the
results of the triennial elections held In the
province for members OF the councils gen.
eral on Sunday crushing defeat OF the
enemies of the republic.
Two hundred G. A. r. men defied the
school directors of Franklin, Ill, by raising
q flag over the schoolhouse after they had
refused the school ma'am permission to do
the same. The directors have been asked to
resign.
-Iostmaster Ramly, of Edgeheld Junction.
Tenn, near Nashville, was cut to death
yesterday by boy named Jessie Blood
worth. The boy seemed to be enraged be-
cause there was no mail for him. He Is still
at large.
Twenty cases OF unlawful co-habitation
against Mormons, several of whom are
prominent in the Church, were dismissed
Monday in the Ogden United States District
Court on motion OF Prosecuting Attorney
varian, the indictments having been made
almost without any evidence.
Canada will not take any action in the
canal tolls dispute until the United States
Governments is heard from. If President
Harrison issues proclamation bringing the
retaliatory act into effect the Dominion Cab
met will send u protest to Great Britain
against the violation OF the Washington
treaty. In any event Canada will not adopt
policy OF reprisals.
Colonel Simons, United States Marshal
at Cincinnati, sent deputy to Hamilton to
bring back one William Decker, who had
been arrested Tor passing counterfeit money.
Mayor Larsh refused to surrender the pris-
ck,o1x k<>I
ton again for the prisoner, and then If the
Mayor does not change his mind there will
be a clash between the Federal and the
State authorities.
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