Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-30

gro named True. The victim had murdered
q Baptist deacon named Walthall for eject
ing him from church.
Tho enforcement of United States guar
sntine laws is temporarily prohibiting
travel between Europe and the New Eng
land States via Halifax.
--Sher Afzul Khan has proclaimed himself
the servant OF the Ameer OF Atgnahaistan
and the English Government demands an
explanation from the Ameer.
Pretty Mrs. Isabella Upton, OF Tipton,
Tenn, has applied for O divorce. Her hus-
band was formerly shining light In So
ciety. but is now fugitive forger.
-Application has been made in Coving-
ton Ky.. by the Hazelton (Pa.,) Bank and
other creditors of Post Co., manufacturers
of railway supplies. for the appointment OF
a receiver.
Prof T. A. volrath, a musician of 1nde-
Streets yesterday by Mrs Mary Wassen.. the
wife of an optieian, wn2m he is alleged to
have slandered.
Samuel Yates, miser I'm Milan, Tenn,
reputed to have vast hoard OF money Sc
creted in his residence was burned to death
with his house. The police suspect he was
murdered and robbed.
The Acting Director of the Washington
Mint is informed that the coiners at the Phila.
delphia Mint made their first delivery Of
Worlds Fair souvenir coins to Superinten-
dant Bosbyshell, yesterday.
The New York Supreme Court has affirm
ed the Judgment against old DR.. McGoneghal,
charged with manslaughter in the first de-
gree, in having caused the death OF Annie
Goodwin by criminal operation.
Mississippi is to furnish for the Worlds
Fair most interesting relic, nothing less
than the hole left by the decaying of the
stump upon which grew the tree that fur
ntshed Ferdinand de Soto's rude coffin.
The total collections of internal revenue
for the first four months OF the present fiscal
year were s56 25S. coo, an increase of - 332, 752
compared with the collections during the
corresponding period of the last fiscal year.
"A victim of hydrophobia at Raleigh, N.
c., John Noland, who was bitten five months
ago, applied a maidstone and considered
himself out of danger. He has just died in
horrible agony, having chewed his tongue to
pieces.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company, as
soon as Congress and the local authorities
grant permission, will begin a system OF i'm
provements in and about Washington which
will cost in the neighborhood OF s., ,O0O, coo be-
tore they are completed.
Several mysterious murders have oc-
CURED in the mines of Walker county, Ala.
Foreman William Lee was the latest victim,
and u. X. Prince, an unemployed white
rowly escaped lynching.
MIR. Shaw-Lefevre First Commissioner of
British Public Works has promised work to
some of the unemployed by the demoli sh-
ing of the Mill Bank prison and the erection
on its site of the building to contain the
Tate collection of paintings.
Tho Kaiser Is represen ted to be in high
dudgeon over Bismarck's latest published
interview. He called the ex-Chancellor
TRAITOR" "ungrateful conspirator" and
other pet names. A close friend of Bismarck
denies the interview in question.
George Washington Post the celebrated
bur ko man and colleague OF Tom O'Brien,
Red Austin and others distinguished in
their line. has been sentenced to ten years
in ClintoI prison, having been convicted of
in the first degree in bun koing the
venerable John NJ. Peck, of Albany, out OF
SIC. 900 two years ago.
Judge Blodgeut, in Chicago, has issued |
an order in the United States District Court |
vacating Ghe judgments in contempt decreed |
against j. c. Counselman and j. G. Reasley,
Vice Pre- sident of the Chicago, Burlington |
and Quincy road, for refusing to answer |
questions prSDounded by the grand jury in |
the interstate commerce cases last year.
The Dowager Duchess of Sutherland, |
Mrs. Blair. whose relations with
the family of the late Duke are somewhat
strained, has issued a pamphlet in whicn
she details her grievances. The present
Duke, her stepson. instructed counsel yes
terday TO contest his fathers will, and this
fact may have had something to 10 with
the appearance OF the pamphlet