Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-03
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.
looga felt a shock Of earthquake

Chattanooga felt a shock Of earthquake
yesterday morning.
The Michigan Salt Company has ad-
Vanced the price of salt 10 cents a barrel.
Leading Canadian papermakers have
formed combine TO stop ''cutting" prices
A movement is on foot to have Augusta,
Ga, represented at the Worlds Fair in her
own building.
The Worlds Fair exhibits of American
xrtisJs in Italy are on their way 20 this
country on board the old warship Constella-
tion.
A New York syndicate has purchased
the street railroads of New Orleans for Slo.-
100000. Electricity will supersede mule
motors.
The Rothschilds are backing q scheme in
Brazil to build q railroad from Rio to Per-
nambuco, thus shortening the voyage to
England to six days.
Frank z. Warner has confessed wreck
ing the Santa Fe overland train near Mon
ravia, CAL, a few Gays ago. He had been
put off freight train.
There has been serious rioting in Mad
rid, and the wealthy classes are In q panic
The laborers are bitterly opposed 20 the
present Government.
"A sensation has been sprung in Denver
by the direct charge OF fraud and mlsrepre-
sentation filed in court against the defunct
firm, A. z. Salmon 6 Co.
All miners in the two mines ut Farming
ton and the one at Lorris, Ill, have struck
out of sympathy With the strikcrs in the
three mines at Dnnfermline. Eleven other
mines may also be tied up,
A special warranty deed from Russell d.
Harrison and wife and Mrs. Mary H. Mckee
and her husband, heirs al law OF Mrs. Caro-
line Scott Harrison, was recorded Thursday,
conveying the Cape May Point cottage to
the President.
What is intended to be the largest win
dow glass factory in the United States was
located in Anderson, Ind, Thursday, by the
Union Glass Company, of Indiana Inc
company Is a consolidation of nearly all the
largest glass manufacturers in the country.
"A fire in the three-story tenement house,
3l9 Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, at o'clock
yesterday morning, resnieeo IN tne xiiitne ing
injury of Is others. The dead are Michael
Doyle, Al years old, and Nellie Doyle, years
old.
The Illinois Steel Company, through
Birdseye, Cloud & Bayliss, its counsel, mas
Obtained judgment in the New York Su-
preme Court against the property OF the
Joliet Enterprise Company on claim OF
$50 600 for steel rods, etc., furnished prior to
November 90.
1T is said that q union OF three OF the
largest houses in Boston dealing in glass is
proposed, the concerns interested being
Hills Turner Co., Lambert Bros, and R
Sherburne. The plan is said to contemplate
the formation OF a corporation under the
Massachusetts law, with capital of $780,
oOo
About 300 persons. mostly youths of L on
don's unemployed, started ut Tower Hill
Thursday night to carry out their pre-an-
nounced intention to hold q midnight pro-
cession. The police were out in large num-
hers. They permitted the paraders to pro-
ceed as far as Temple Bar, where they easily
dispersed them.
A Long Island grand jury found true bills
against Governor Flower, his sister. Mrs.
Schoey, and the administrators of Union
College and Rapelye estate for maintaining
nuisances detrimental to the public health.
The Governor and other parties named own
large blocks of property which consist prin-
cipally of swamp land and cesspools.
i'm q draft of the English Conservative
platform, the first paragraph reads: 1--WE
combat Hebrew influence in our national
lie, on which it acts with disintegrating
effect. We demand Christian government
for Christian people, and Christian teachers
for Christian pupils. We condemn excesses
of fanti-Semitism."
Asa P. Potter, e1-President Of the failed
Maverick Bank, has filed exceptions to the
rulings OF Judge Putnam, OF the United
States Circuit Court, who sustained IS counts
OF the Indictment charging Potter with max
ing false entries in the books. This brings
the case before the United States Supreme
Court on questions of law but does not delay
the trial of Potter, which takes place Janu-
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