Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-01
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.obbled the Volcanic Islands,
from the Caroline group.
onal Congress of India ad-
enthusiastic cheers for their
ueen Victoria.
egraphers' strike on the Southern
stem has ended with a substantial
or the operators. =
ieral services over the remains of Sir
m White, British Ambassador to Tur-
.ook place in Berlin yesterday.
President Barillas, of'Guatemala, is said
be up to his old tricks of stirring up rev.
utonary plots in ncighboring States
The meeting of the Tin Plate Manu-
.acturers Association, which was TO De
held in January. has been postponed until
some time in the spring.
Rev Samuel A. Eliot. son of President
Eliot, of Harvard College, will probably sue
ceed Rev. Brooke Hereford as pastor OF
Arlington Street Unitarian Church in Bos-
ton.
contributions are pouring in to Governor
Thayer from all parts of Nebraska for the
train load OF corn which l. To he sent TO the
Russian famine sufferers Nebraska grain
and Minnesota -four win probably make a
ship load.
The United States steamer Albatross,
submarine cable from this country to the
Sandwich Islands. has returned from
Honolulu to sam Francisco.
An alleged Nihilist plot to blow mp the
Parliament buildings in Paris has been dis
covered. Since France feii in love with Rus
sia. short time ago. she has been very
active in spying ont the NlhllistS-
A fine looking man, a Wanderer who ac-
cepied the hospitality of a saloon keeper at
Elkton, Nd, Tuesday, confiGed to his host
that he was Gideon Marsh, the fugitive
banker. In the morning he resumed his
tramp.
A. C. Jutte & Co., of Pittsburg, have
bought out the kanawha and 1onghiogheny
4" .s,,,,.
two elevators owned there by this firm.
There are now but three companies there
uncontrolled by Pittsburg firms.
Joseph Ashforth. formerly Secretary and
Treasurer of the Royal Arcanum Building
and Loan Association, of Brooklyn, who was
arrested at Liverpool November - on the
charge of embezziing nearly $4,000 from the
association, was eNtradited yesterday.
Hon. j. A. Chapleau the troublesome
Tory from Quebec has given his ultimatum
to Premier Abbott, of the Dominion. He de-
mands that Lieutenant Governor Anglers be
kept out of the Cabinet: that Minister OF
Militia Caron be dismissed, and that Chap
lean be given the portfolio of Railways and
Canals.
The Executive Committee of the Indiana
Tariff Reform Association marred out its
plans for the coming campaign in resolu-
tion adopted at its annual meeting The res.
olution declares that the great work of
tariff reform: is the predominating issue ard
must not be subordinated to any other, but
must be prosecuted with renewed courage
and energy in the Fifty-second Congress.
A haggard-looking man, fourish:ng
pistol, created sensation yesterday morn
ing in the vicinity of the Parliament Build
ing in London, by announcing he would
make an assault upon it at the head of a
band of followers. He fired several shots in
The air, and was promptly arrested. He de-
clared in court he was an Anarchist and
merely wanted to show his contempt for
Parliament.
In regard to the Northwestern Bureau
of Education, whose affairs have been un-
der investigation by the United States
Grand Jury for some days. indictments have
heen found at Boise City. Idaho against Nc
Evan. Treasurer OF the board, and Prot. Fred |
Inca Squires ex-President of the Boise City |
public schools. Squires is supposed to be in |
New Orleans and McEwan is somewhere III |
Honolulu IL is probable that both parties |
will be arrested and brought back fer trial. |