Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-27
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

THE Arab rebellion in Kongo has been
quelled.
Portugal has decided not to sell any of
her colonies.
The grip has increased the mortality of
Paris by about 100 daily.
Illinois coal production in 1891 was
greater than in any preceding year.
Townsville, in Queensland, Australia, is
flooded, and many houses have collapsed
The American Beet Sugar Producers,
Association has been organized at San Fran
cisco.
The leader of the anarchist band that at
tackled &eres, Spain, recently, has been cap
tured.
The Childs.Drexel Printers Home at
Colorado Springs, COX, will be dedicated
May II.
The Upper House of the Australian
Reichsrath has passed the commercial
trea tise.
The officers of the Egyptian army took
the oath of allegiance to the new Khedive
yesterday.
Owing to n Nihilist scare, several Russian
Governors have been given the power to de-
clare martial law.
John F. Emory, of Mecklin, S. D., was
caught in the act Of setting fire to his house
and was arrested.
The new Governor of Tangier has been
installed and the lately rebellious tribes
have submitted to his rule.
About 10000 Russians in the famine.
stricken districts have been given emplov-
ment on the public highways.
Herr Miinel. the German Minister of
Finance, has rendered his resignation.
which the Emperor refuses to accept
"A convention OF cotton men meets in
to be crystallizing in favor of growing less
cotton and more grain.
"A party just returned to Santa Fe tell a
wonderful story of ruins of an ancient city
they have discovered on the line between
New Mexico and Arizona.
John Needham n lineman on the tow.
boat Joseph u. Williams was run down and
killed by cara at Louisville yesterday morn
ing. His home is in Pittsburg.
John Dillon has written protest AGAINST
the attempts made by the Parnellites to pre-
vent subscriptions being made to the f1nd
for the benefit Of evicted tenants.
The kantanga country in Africa has
been explored by the Belgian Lieutenant
Paul LIE Marinet, who reports the discovery
of n great wealth of ivory and gutta Dercba
The Salvation Army at Eastbourpe.
Sunday. Many lassies were thrown down
and trampled upon by the crowd and were
severely injured.
Miss Lille Johnston, who sat in tho
buggy holding the reins while Miss Alice
Mitchell murdered Miss Freda Ward nv de.
liberately cutting her thoat at Mempbis
Monday, was arrested yesterday.
Twenty five cars of low grade silver ore
cOHSiSNeu TO LHe MeNlcan Ore COlpnanv
were cleared through the Mexican Custom
House of Juarez yesterday, being the frat
81 ipment to cross the Rio Grande since the
export tax went into effect
-DeWolf, farmer and compsnior
named Fisher, while driving in a sleigh on
the crossing at Newark n j. on the New
York Central Railroad, were struck by q
wildcat" engine and instantly killed. Roth
men lived in Fairville and leave families
Cardinal Lavigerie, Archbishop of Al.
giers, has written a letter in which he an
nounces his adhesion to the joint Statement
Just issued by the Archbi.nops OF Paris
Toulouse, Rheims, Lyons aud ST. Malo corn
planning that France has become atheistic
The jury in the action of Edward Stokes
against John Aackay and Hector De Castro
were directed by Judge Ingraham, OF the
New York Supreme Court Yesterday. TO find
a verdict in favor OF Mr.. Stokes for S75.ooS
with interest from December r26, 1855. This
is the full amount that Stokes claimed.
-"Baron Hoffman, n remarkable swind. !
Ter, who has victimized the Prince of Wales
the late Crown Prince OF Austria. Prince !
Bismarck, the late Duke of Morny, and the |
Kings of Belgium, Sweden and Spain. be- |
sides statesmen. ambassadors great mobiles. |
eminent bankers and business men innum /
cradle, has been captured at Zurich and is !
awaiting extradition to Austria.