Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-01

is the heaviest since the blizzard of 1883.
Many trains are stalled.
Nathan Church, who was interested with
Mr.. Bills in his Tecumseh and Ithaca banks,
which have both failed, has assigned.
-Rumor has it that several Minneapolis
the extent of several thousand dollars each.
Fifteen people are implicated in the con.
fession OF R. P, Repke, OF the murder at Al
pena, Mich, of Molitor and Sulliran, II years
ago.
The South Dakota Legislature will act
on q proposition to resubmit to the people
the prohibitory clause OF the State Consti-
, tuition.
"A United States express car on the Iowa
and Indiana Railroad, near Dwight, ILL.,, was
mysteriously robbed of q, 900 Tuesday. No
one saw the deed.
Newport News and Liverpool has been
formed-the Chesapeake and Ohio Steam
ship Company, limited.
Miss Virginia Penny. the pioneer in the
movement to extend the possibilities of en-
ployment for women, is living in New York
in pitifully destitute circumstances.
Governor Tillman and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Eugene B. Gary. of South Carolina,
were inauguIated at noon yesterday in the
hall OF the House Of Representatives at
Columbia.
-Bohemians in Cleveland almost mobbed
Mr.. Blake. OF Philadelphia, representative
of the Order of FTaternal Guardians, He
refused to buy up membership certificates,
which they alleged he promised to do.
William Kanagen and his aged wife at
insane asylum. Six months ago they began
to last, believing food they had eaten was
poisoned. When found by the neighbors
they were raving manirs.
President Palmer, of the Worlds Fair
National Commission, is preparing estimates
to submit to Congress in connection with
the appropriation to be made for the Nat
tional Commission. The Commission is now
carrying deficit of $25, 900.
A fast freight from New London, Conn,
crashed into the rear of the Boston express
at Noank. resulting i'll a complete wreck.
Engineer Frank Niles stood &C his post and
attempted to reverse. He was crushed be-
meath the wreck and will die.
james q. Woodward, who was defeated
a few days ago at the primaries for Mayor,
at Atlanta and Joel Hart, President of the
Atlanta Street Railway Company, had q
rough and tumble fight in the State House
Tuesday. A duel is looked for.
Two farmers, at Cold Springs, Te xas NJ
F. Jones and r. L. Bryant between whom
an old ued has existed met. Bryant chal-
lenged Jones to a duel. Jones accepted, and
the two fought with knives. Jones stab bed
Bryant to death. He was badly cut him self
and was arrested.
Agent Tingle, in his report Of the opera
tions or the division of special agents of the
Treasury Department. during the las fiscal
year., says that smuggling of dutiable
merchandise across the Canadian and Mexi-
can frontier has largely increased since the
passage of the tariff act of 1890 imposing
high dU ties on all agricultural products.
Lucille Henning and frankie Jaynes,
two Cincinnati H-year-old girls, became so
infatuated with one another as to make it
necessary to separate them. They we're
sent away, one OF them to a convent.
week ago they disappeared. They we seen
on the streets together but can't be found.
They belong to respectable. well-to -do-fami-
lies, and have several hundred doll ars with
them.
The odd and unexplained absence of
Rev. George s. Sykes, pastor. OF the First
Methodist Episcopal Church at Long
Branch, is causing considerable talk. His
most intimate friends have not the slightest
idea where he is, and his vile is just as much
in the dark concerning him. she declares
that sh has not seen or heard of him for
TOUR weeks, and is completely broken down
with anxiety.