Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-23
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

"A general brewers strike is threatened
in Chicago.
Newfoundland has invited Canada to a.
fisheries conference.
South Dakota threshing hands are strik-
ing for higher wages.
-Havanas quarantine is seriously affect
ing the business of that city.
The Paris Figaro nfirms the report OF
the pardon of Edward Parker Deacon.
ALI the brigands concerned in the recent
Sicilian outrages are said to be captured.
-Labouchere is renewing his attacks upon
the GiadsUonian Irish and foreign policy.
-Me1icans are seizing large numbers of
American cattle that stray across the line.
English Chambers of Commerce have
begun movement for an Imperial penny
post.
AT Tipperary, ireland, Father Humph-
reys has been remanded for trial for intimi-
dating voters.
The suspended London Commercial De-
posit Permanent Building Society has re-
sumed business
British Columbian seal poachers are still
spreading reports OF Russian outrages upon
American and British sealers.
1t has been officially reported to the
Turkish Government that the fortiications
OF the Dardanelles are worthless.
The .seceders from the Salvation Army
have organized at Toronto under the name
OF The United Christian Workers"
John G. shotwell, Denver, the defaulting
cashier of the Colonel Hammer Brick Com
pany, is short in his accounts s25, 900.
John Manning, young farmer at James
boro, Ark, has just been arrested for causing
a Cotton Belt wreck over a year ago.
Striking telegraphers claim to be win
ming their struggle with the Burlington
Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad.
"A descending elevator in st. Louis dry
goods store almost beheaded Mrs. A. L.
Shields, VINO died a few minutes later
Three immigrants were killed in a RAN.
road wreck on the Burlington Railroad near
Sibley, la. The track slipped and threw
the train down an embankment.
Thomas Bentley, a sparmaker, has left
Halifax for the Pacific coast, where he will
load large boat with Oregon pine masts for
Nova Scotia-the first importation of that
kind.
Lizzie Borden's attorneys deny the re-
port that she ever consulted lawyer in
Providence or anywhere else concerning
the disposition OF the property of her
father.
After a weeks wild debauch, Harold
Beckwith, the only heir to his fathers es.
tate of nearly ST. 200, 000 at Cass City, Mich,
committed suicide by drowning himself In
q bath tub.
The Eastern ecclesiastical province of
the Church OF England has finally adopted
at Montreal the constitution as proposed by
the Winnipeg Conference with few slight
amendments.
AN autopsy held on the body of Charles
Reed, the circus advance agent, in New
York, showed that death was due to natural
causes. Mrs. Lille Reed was accordingly
released from custody.
Edward S. Damn, William McCrede and
Charles j. Armstrong, the three men who
wrecked the National Savings Bank, of But-
falo, we're arraigned in she Superior Courts
yesterday, and pleaded not guilty.
Two men, representing themselves to be
agents of the Credit MoDilfer, recently ar
rived at San Sebastian, Spain, and opened
an alleged branch OF that institution, They
obtained $4,000 and then absconded
The International Association OF Tjcket
Agents, after having good time at Phila-