Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-13
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LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

The grain blockade at Kansas City is
| broken.
Bismarck continues to pitch into the
military bill.
More revolutionary trouble is threatened
| in Northern Haiti.
Every Mexican State will be represented
at the Worlds Fair.
| The Mannl;cher rifle in the Austrian
| army fires le0 rounds a minute.
| The National Farmer Congress MEETS
| at Lincoln, Neb., on the 22d inst. ~
| Three Leadville miners were crnshed to
death by cavern Friday night.
| Two election officers in San Francisco
have been arrested Tor falsifying returns.
| The Evicted Tenants Commission at
Dublin continues to be assailed from all
sides.
| William Waters, a wealthy young man,
| committed suicide over his sweetheart's
| coff1n.'
! The Anarchist observance at Chicago
! Friday night of the anniversary OF the hang
| ing was rather tame.
No such continued series Of gales has
prevailed on the lakes since 1867 as during
the last three weeks.
"A number of children ut Collegeville, Pa,
have been poisoned by sausage. The case is
shrouded in mystery.
The steamer Cuba has been found on
Lake Michigan floating bottom mn. THE
crew OF four were drowned.
Berlin Anarchists raved Friday night
over the Chicago executions. Ravachol, the
Paris red, was also canonized.
"A letter which has been five years on the
way has just reached its destination, Gales
burg. ILL.,, from Fairbury, in the same state.
-One OF London's dense fogs prevailed
yesterday, causing the usual record of ac-
cidents. 1t was as impenetrable as mid
night.
The first woman ever elected justice of
81 S,x ,s,xx~ l.
of Buffalo, that State, who won the Office
Tuesday.
During the burning of a Montreal tene-
ment house Friday midnight number of
tenants were inJ Jured by jumping from high
windows.
Officers of the revenue cutter Carwin are
charged by British Columbian sealers with
securing the signatures OF Indians to false
sealing statistics by first making the signers
drunk.
"A freight train collision near Duncan,
Miss, killed Engineer David Weaver and
his fireman. Weaver was asleep when the
accident happened.
Three bandits were driven off in an at
tempt to hold mp w. 6 A. train at Adatrs- |
vile. Tenn, Friday night One man on each |
side was shot during u fusilade OF 20 shots.
The West Point (Niss.) Democracy cele- |
brated so boisterousy Friday night that |
their cannon burst, blowing off the legs of |
ex-Mayor Ware, who will die, and seriously |
wounuing three others.
Desperate Phillips, mixed up in the
Hatheld-McCoy vendetta, who is credited |
with the murder OF score of men, fought |
his last fight Friday near Charleston, w.
Va. His slayer was g. G. Peters.
The grand jury at Moundsville, W. Va,
has indicted Ior murder an insane man,
j ohm Chambers. He lives at the County
Infirmary, and had killed Eliza Duncan and
Wesley Holmes by setting their beds on fire.
The exclusive right to Hattie Bailey's
was the stake of election bet at |
Hazelton, Pa, between Thomas McGraw
and William Coons. The latter lost. but re-
fused to pay the forfeit. duel is in pros
pect.
More Canadian boodlers have been
found. Robert Bewer, accountant Tor tho
House of Commons, and his assistant Cap
tain Bolton, have been suspended for an |
discovered by the audit
office.
The great antitrust disrillery at Peoria,
which Sam" w Woolner and Eastern capital
lists have said they intended TO build Is be-
ginning to materialiZe. A site has been
purchased. 1t will be the largest in the
world.
The Montreal butter and cheese trade is
excited by the failure of Chisholm & Son
ma the arrest of one OF the firm. Their
1ebts amount to $4,000. They had pur-
chased vast quantity of goods within the
past fortnight.
Henry Martin entered Tiffin week ago
,ourted a lady and married her. He bought
l complete set of household goods which lie
It once sold for cash, anu was about to take
. train for Michigan when he was arrested.
dis bride has discarded him.