Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-27
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

| The Cara forces are said to be reorgan-
| fling.
The Idaho militia has been withdrawn
| from C9ur d'Alene.
"A hail storm devastated whole farms
near Lakefield. Mimi.
"A Cuban revolutionary club has been
formed at Jacksonville, Fla.
Sioux Indians are preparing to exhibit
a village at the Worlds Fair.
San Francisco felt little earthquake
tremor early yesterday morning.
Wisconsin towns have been sending aid
to the fire sufferers of Iron river
President Diaz says the decline in the
price of silver is hurting Mexico.
Rev. Father Sylvester Malone, OF Brook
lyn, has declared for Harrison and Reid.
Three cases OF smallpox have been dis
covered among Japanese at Boise, Idaho.
w. L. Wilson has been renominated for
Congress by the Democrats of Grafton, W.
Va.
"A New York electrician has invented a
switch board that does away with the tele-
phone girl.
arrested 25 more prisoners in connection
with the mining troubles.
The United States revenue cutter Wal
colt has seized the schooner Sybil, of Van
couver, for smuggling Chinese.
Tho British Columbians are ready to give
land ana her cargo of sealskins.
James shelper was sentenced at Spring.
field, ILL.,, to Is years fmpri,onment for inn
personating United States officer.
-Ex-President Bogran, of Honduras, has
fled to the United States and President
Leiva is anxious for peace at any price.
Tho WItness and the Herald. Of Montreal,
urges the Dominion Government to concili-
ate the United States on the canal question.
Beaver Falls Amalgamated men will hold
a demonstration Friday evening. Hugh
O'Donnen and Burgess McLuckie have been
invited.
Henry F. Hardy, a notorious bank rob
Der, has been captured in Germany, where
he has been plying his profession and living
at high rate Of speed.
-Bertman, the Anarchist, is said to have
spent three years In Kansas and Colorado.
where he occasionally broke out In violent
and unaccOuntable freaks.
Local Union No. 8, of the United Brother
hood OF Carpenters and Joiners, has not de-
termined to remove the office of the General
Secretary from Philadelphia.
Ford Fulkerson, New Castle young
the E. & P. track on a bridge-a heavy piece
Of timber spiked to the end Of the bridge.
"A quarrel between q civilian and q SOL
dier at Alameda, Spain, Monday blossomed
out into riot. The troops fired upon the
mob, killing two and wounding nine OF
them.
The corpse of Felix SeeI, a blacksmith,
was found in the ruins Of the Rohrbacker
block in Akron, which burned Sunday. He
left currency and bank certificates in his
room amounting to sl0,4oO
The image Of the Virgin is claimed to
have been miraculously discovered in tho
foundation of a church which Is being built
in st. Petersburg on the spot whore Gear
Alexander XII. was murdered.
The Mexican Supreme Military Court has
nnk n O<I<~
Nieves Hernandez. Tho sentence will un-
doubtedly be commuted by President Diaz,
in view Of the Colonel's past services.
At Fort Mckinney. wyo., Keiser, a SOL
dier under arrest confessed that he was
hired to blow up the buildings in which the
stockmen were confined when brought from
the 7. A. ranch. Acting on his confession,
the building was searched and bomb was
found under the floor
During performance by an ftinerant
theatrical company at Rueil, near Versailles,
France, Monday night, q row of benches, on
which over 800 spectators were seated, gave
way, precipitating the occupants to the
Inquiry into the affair showed all the iron
bolts holding the building together had been
wilfully loosened.
Joseph Cook took occasion in q lecture at
Waseca, Minn., Monday to say this: "The
shooting OF Mr. Frick Is q severe blow to the
Amalgamated Association, and will result
in ending tho strike. My sympathies have
always been with the workmen, but without
the defiance of law. The strikers great mis-
take was their tyranny against non-union
men. The opposition to right of private
contract is unfair, and this action of the
strikers toward the non-union men Is a
tyranny worse than King George ever ap-
piled to this country"
"A complicated suit has been tried in
London. A money lender has brought suit
against Colonel FitZ-George, son OF the Duke |
of Cambridge, on dishonored bill for f500, |
and Colonel Fitz-George had in turn insti- |
tuted proceedings against one r. E. Link, q |
promoter, who he sought to COM |
pei TO indemnify him in the amount named. |
1t seems that on Links assurance . large |
bonus and dividend would be paid Colonel |
Fitz-George he invested in a Russian |
petroleum company, signing q note for $500. |
He never, however, received any shares Of |
the company's stock. Justice Bruce ordered |
that Colonel Fitz-George pay the money |
lender the amount claimed, and that Link
should indemnify him.