Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-15
MRS. HARRISON'S sickness and the story
of her life in THE DISPATCH tomorrow.
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

Uruguay will coin 3,G0O 600 silver dollars
The South Australian ministry has
fallen.
"A case of cholera has appeared at Boca,
Argentina.
"A two months drouth in South Dakota
has just been broken.
The French expedition in Dahomey is
slowly advancing into the interior.
Francois. tile French Anarchist in Lon
don, has been remanded for week.
The deficiency in the Argentine revenue
is s., ,00O. 600 in paper and sl27, 900 in gold.
The new President OF Argentina, Luis
Saenz Pena, was inaugurated yesterday.
-Buenos Ayres has completed a three
days festival in honor of Christopher
Columbus.
The French Government will not make q
Cabinet question OF the Franco Swiss COM
mercial convention.
-Four cholera rioters at Saratoff, Russia
have been sentenced to death, while many
Others must go to Siberia.
The International Conference for the
Reform and Codifcation of the Law OF
Nations Is in session at Genoa.
Two more Spaniards have turned up at
the court of Madrid who claim to be lineal
descendants OF Christopher Columbus.
Tories won the be-election in the Ciren-
shire division of Gloucestershire England
reducing Gladstone's Parliamentary major.
ity by one.
There are sufficient number of would
be French exhibitors at the Worlds Fair to
NIL three or four times the space allotted to
that Republic.
Charles Bobzin & Co., the big Detroit
music firm, has assigned with liza bilities OF
Sl00, Mr.. Bobzin hopes to be able to pay
dollar for dollar.
The tragedy Columbus has been per-
formed in the Court Theater in Berlin for
the first time in 50 wears. Harder Werder.
the author, was present.
Five men arrived with dynamite were
arrested at Muscotah. ILL.,, yesterday. 1t Is
believed they intended to blow up q num-
Der OF business houses.
-Crespo is an1iously awaiting recognition
from Washington. Barcelona is still hold.
ing out against him, but starvation is a bout
to compel them to surrender.
Chicago aldermen are hopping mad be.
cause they were invited at the ninth hour to
attend the Columbian banquet at New York
Thursday night. Hence manyvacant seats
The Koo,enay Indians in Idaho threaten
serious trouble on account of the dyking of
their river by an English syndicate Work.
men have been drlye en- Oft by armed bands
The Tennessee mineral exhibit has ar.
rived in the port of Chicago after q voyage
OF 1000 miles, via the Tennessee, Ohio, Mis-
sfsslppl and Illinois rivers and the Des
fla1neS canal.
Part of the workings in the st. Bel Py-
rite mines in the department. OF the Rhone,
France, has collapsed. Anumber OF miners
were caught under the debris and three of
them are killed.
The Detroit Board of Education has
adopteda a resolution that public teachers
must have been educated themselves in the
public schools. This practically excludes
Catholic teachers.
Three members of the Mccoy rang.
headle and the two Birchfields were de.
coyed into Covington, Va, by detective
and arrested They ambuShed and killed a
farmer and his son named Meadows near
the west virginia line recently.
Chilean journals say that President
Months message, sent Through Minister
Egan to the United States, is an expression
oil good ceiling toward Americans, but is in
no sense to be regarded as personal com.
pliment to Mr. Egau OF the /administrat tion
of President Harrison.
Fifteen outlaws went to Mestinas ranch.
owned by Prudencio Garcia, Grand Star
county, Tex. Monday night, intimidated
Garcia, compelled the women of the family
to get up and cook something to eat Tues
day they returned and opened fire or the
house. Garcia and cowboy returned the
fire. Garcia and one outlaw were fatally
wounded. Several others are thought to
have been shot.