Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-03
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.


The New Orleans strike is settled.
The Navajos threaten to go on the war
path.
Japan is preparing crusade against seal
poachers.
The long distance telephone is at the
gates Of Detroit.
-Unemployed Hebrews OF London threat.
en- to parade through the streets In bare
feet.
Gladstone has officially declined to at
tend the inaugural banquet OF LORD Mayor
Knill.
Many roofs of business buildings at Mar.
shall, Tex, we're taken of by wind and hail
storm.
Crime is so rampant in Sedalia, Mo-, that
the citizens have organized vigilance com
mittee.
During causeless panic in church al
Vinagora, Austria, 25 persons were trampled
to death.
Three persons were killed and 80 injured
in a railroad collision at Birkenhead ferry,
England.
-Twenty-eight bodies had been recovered
from the wrecked steamship Normannia up
to yesterday morning.
A Board Of Cancellation has been ap-
pointed in Manchester, England, to avert
the threatened cotton strike.
The total registration in California for
the election of 1892 is 324, ,000 The total vote
in the Presidential election of 1888 was 25l, 600.
-Rumors that the Canadian Pacific Rail-
road Company is organizing fast Atlantic
service have been revived stronger than
ever.
Judge W. C. Anders, County Judge OF
Harris county, Tex, one Of the best known
jurists in Texas, committed suicide Tuesday
night
Hello girls at Laporte, Ind. are out of en-
ployment. The Stroger automatic telephone
system was put in successful operation there
yesterday.
The United States Customs House at De-
troit seized 800 pounds OF smuggled opium,
valued at S5.000 and arrested a man giving
the name OF A. j. Morrison:
Provisional President Crespo OF Vene-
zuela, has issued a decree conf1scating the
residences and other property belonging to
ofiiceholders under the old administration.
The date of the launching of the new
cruiser Cincinnati at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard has been changed from next Monday.
the 9TH inst, to Thursday, the 10th inst, at
12:45 o'clock.
DR. Roias Paul, who formerly defeated
General Crespo's candidacy for the Presi-
dency when the latter sought to become the
successor of GuZman- -Blanco. has returned
to Caracas with the intention OF seeking a
position under the new Government.
David Goodman, a Chicago dealer in
shirts, underwear and mems furnishings,
cunleSSeO JUG yOStoiddy ioi pAo,toos
Friends of Mr. Goodman say he is perfectly
solvent, as his assets are in the neighbor-
hood OF s2O0, 900, while his liabilities do not
exceed Sl25,000
j. F. Barlelow and Frank NJ. Conroy. of
Brooklyn, left Ogden, Utah, two weeks ago
to examine the territory of the extinct cliff
dwellers along Nine Mile creek. Barkelow
returned here Wednesday and told a most
horrible story of Conroy's falling down a
precipice and landing on projected rock.
where he was attacked by two eagles and
clawed to death.
"A cable message has been received here
by Warner and Swarzey, makers of the
great Lick telescope, from Paris, stating that
it would take lS months to manufacture the
necessary glass for the disks for the Yerzes'
telescope for the University of Chicago. The
University of California refused to part with
its 40-inch disks, which are in Cambridge,
Mass, to the Chicago University, SO Mr.
Yerkes is ordering material for 45-inch disks
1t will be two years before the Chicago tele-
scope can be completed.