Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

Rebels are marching on Tangier.
Mt Etna is renewing its violence.
Germany and Columbia have con cluded
| q commercial treaty.
The Honduras revolution is said to be
| practically victorious.
"A terrible hail storm caused a panic in
Oviedo, Spain the other day.
The Franco Russian Famine Relief Com.
| mittee wants to raise 100000 900 by lottery.
Several large German States decline to
| take part in the Berlin Worlds Fair project.
-Ex-Treasurer Wilkenson, of Dakota
County, Neb., is found to be short in his ac-
counts $13, 400.
Chicago police think the Anarchists of
their city are not implicated in the plot
against Frick.
Sixteen Anarchists were convicted in
Lfege yesterday, and were sentenced to long
terms of Imprisonment.
Thousands of the lame, the halt and the
blind focked to the festival of Ste. Anne to
be healed by viewing the relic.
The Myra Clark Gaines case has been
settled in New Orleans, the city paying the
full indebtedness to the estate of s9!3,7SS.
The steamer Don Juan, from San Fran
cisco for La PaZ, sank q few miles from
shore, but her crew of IL people escaped.
The Ameripanische Christliche Saenger-
bund, whose object is to elevate tine stand
ard of choir singing, is in session in ST. Louis.
st. Paul street car lines were washed out
by Tuesday ni5hI'S rain storm. Bruegge-
mans brewery also collapsed. One man was
killed outright.
The four conspirators who plotted against
the life of Prince Ferdinand, of Bulgaria,
and Prime Minister Srambuloff, were exc
cuted yesterday.
Eighty Ch inese filibusters, after invading
Upper Burmah, were rou5el by small
British force. Six outlaws were killed and
all the rest taken prisoners.
While brigands were raiding Puerporo,
Mex, Tuesday, they were attacked by
troops. In the battle four bandits and one
soldier were killed. No captures were made.
The condition of 1000 burned-out inhabi-
tants of st. John who are camping out in in
describable confusion, is deplorable. Militia
and sailors still parade the streets to main
tain order.
The Africans who recently whipped
Baron Won Bulow's forces in the Moshi ter
ritOry, are said to have been armed with
rifles supplied them by the British East
Africa Company.
Tho British Government has given per-
mission tor French despatch boat to pass
through the Lagos territory in order that 1t
may reach river by which it will be able
to enter DahOmey.
The four Cinnamon recently convicted in
Detroit under the new exclusion act were
produced in the United States Court Tues
uay morning on q wf1t OF naDeaS corpus.
Decision was reserved.
The Belgian Chamber of equities yester-
day passed. by vote of l04 to Is, the bill pro-
viding Tor the appointment OF Il committee
to prepare a scheme OF procedure Ill the re-
vision OF the Constitution.
Coal oil gas, w hich escaped to st.
Louis sewer, caused an explosion Tuesday
that wrecked q large part OF the city's drain
age system. Tnree lives were lost and sew
eral persons were wounded.
During the naval maneuvers which were
held off BreSt u torpedo boat, while steam
ing ut 1ul speed, ran directly upon the ram
OF the iron-clads which WAS taking part in
the maneuyer ana sank i'll ten fatEonS of
water. No lives were lost.
w. E. Turner and J. H. Gale, who robbed
the City Savings Bank oi Nashville, IL few
weeks ago oi $4,000 while employed as
DAY from Saltillo, Mex, and turned over to
the ChIei OF Police OF Nashville.
Joseph Medill, editor of the Chicago
Tribune has eceived a letter from the Mar
quis de Mores, which the former considers
y challe nge to n duel Mr.. Medill lightly
dismis-cs the challenge by Offering to fight
the belligerent dueis5 in II 2+foot ring Mar
auis of Queensberry rules.
Henry Adams, of New Hampshire and
James Dcresby Walton, an Englishnan,
were scorched to death in an attempt to
reach the crater OF the volcano near Colina- |
The men had q dispute as to the pluck of |
Englishnen and Americans, and it was |
agreed that he who should succced in first |
planting the flag OF his country at the edge |
of the crater should be held to have made |
good his claim. A volcanic explosion en- |
gulfed them together before either reached |
the crater. 7..-