Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-26
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Government crisis in the Argentine
continues
The entire orinoco country in Venezuela
is now in the hands Of the Legalists.
Seven Welsh miners at Swansea were
crushed to death yesterday by the pit cav
ing in.
! The Eau Clair lumber strikers may go
to the harvest fields of the Northwest en-
masse.
1t is believed by many that Eugene
Bunch, the train robber, was killed by his
own gang.
The English steamer Angelina capsized
in the Hooghley river. Fifteen OF her crew
are missing.
Some Canadians advocate the idea OF
boycotting the Worlds Fair, apropos of the
canal dispute.
The Afghans and the Russians both deny
being agressors in the recent fight in the
Pamtr country.
The London Times says Labouchere
played to be excluded from the ministry to
enable him to pose as martyr.
William Gregory, notorious White Cap
of Grantsburg, Ind, has been shot dead by
Harry Smeltyer. The latter has been ar
rested.
The British steamer had the strange ex-
perience of sailing over submarine vol
canic eruption. The sea around her boiled
violently.
The smuggling schooner Halcyon is try
ing to land q sS00O9 cargo OF opium some
where on the Pacific coast. Revenue officers
have orders to capture her.
Partisan editors, in recent interviews on
the American Presidential election, e1-
pressed decided preference for Cleveland,
owing his free trade sentiment.
-Governer Seay, of Oklahoma will not
allow any Cherokee strip cattle to be driven
through the Territory. About $500 cattle
have been seized. Trouble is feared.
Some persons tried to wreck a Union Pa
cific passenger train near Rawlins, Wyo, by
placing a tie across the track. A freight
train came first and pushed the obstruction
from the track.
Prof. William Daniel 80 years of age,
was accidentally burned to death Wednes-
day while taking a sweat bath at his home
in Milwaukee. The blanket covering him
caught fire from lamp.
Heavy thunder storms prevailing in the
South Of England have ravaged the fruit
crops. A number OF persons have been
struck by lightning and killed. Many horses
and cattle have met their death in the same
manner.
Cardinal Ledochowski has sent off his
letter on schools to the American Bishops
apropos of the Faribault and Saltwater in
cident. The Holy See wi shes uniformity of
Episcopal action and above all to end all
dissensions.
In the course of an address before a Fed
GRAFTON meeting in Dublin John Dillon said
ne D6I6NeQ Ctldt an autumn session OF f6r-
Lament would only serve to prejudice the
interests of evicted tenants and delay their
reinstatement.
The Sultan of Morocco is very much in
earnest in his determination to punish the
Anghera tribesmeh He has given orders to
the commander OF the troops to be dispatched
against them to raze every Anghera village
and e1terminate the rebels.
i'm the Peace Congress at Berne, Mr..
Wallace, of Philadelphia, and Mr.. Blymer,
another American delegate, submitted pro-
posals which. were discussed and referred
a committee. During the days proceedings
it was resolved to invite the peace societies
of Europe and America to establish an in
ternational federation among themselves.
-Prospectors in the Battleford, Man, dis
trict made a curious discovery. 1t was q
burning coal mine emitting no smoke, but
the heat of the earth being SO great in the
vicinity that the explorers we're unable to
walk on its surface An immense cavein in
the side of the hill shows where largeseam
of coal has taken fire and gradually pene-
ira ted the earth.