Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-19
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

| 1t is now said that the death roll of the
| Minnesota tornado will not exceed five.
-Enxland's arbitration commissioners and
lawyers are studying up on the Bering Sea
question.
The Mccarthy Rfnes, OF Little Rock, car.
ried on the nonors at the big Omaha en-
| campment.
| "A cloud burst deluged chatsworth, Ills,
| yesterday. Small structures were leveled to
| the ground.
Judge J. B. Morgan. an ex.Congressman
was killed at Memphis yesterday by Henry
Foster, lawyer.
Two young girls Of social position in the
charge Of raising bank bills.
The King of Dahomey refuses to recognize
a French protectorate and has placed him.
self in the hands OF Germany. 4
Indictments against the Maverick Bank
directors were Quasned in the United States
District Court at Boston yesterday.
What remained Of the village OF Rockdale,
near Dubuque, Ia, since the disaster Of 1876
was wiped out by a storm Friday evening.
No lives were lost.
.Riosous miners have stopped operations
at the Minnesota mine, at Tower, Minn., and
the shafts are filling with water. Twenty
one trains are tied up.
-Phranang, the first vessel of the North
ern Pacific Steamship Line between Tacoma
q cargo OF tea and silk.
The Mearshon q Co. bank failure at Yer.
mont, ILL.,. is much heavier than at first sup
posed. 1t is said the liabilities will aggre-
gate $50 900, with assets of about half that
sum.
While two men were fighting in a yard
on a high porch to see what was going on.
The porch fell and three Of the women were
fatally injured.
Tho steamship Clinton, from Havana, is
held at quarantine at New Orleans. Two
men were found on board with what was
supposed to be malarial fever, but which
turned out to be yellow fever.
-Thestage from Valley Springs to San
Andrees, Cal. was'stopped ON the road near
North Branch Friday by one masked high
but missed the most valuable booty.
The cattle trouble of last winter has
broken out again on the border of Arizona
and Mexico. A number of cattle have been
seized by. Mexican officials and are being
held for tax. The Americans threaten to
take the stock by force.
The Travellers Protective Association,
in session at Fort Monroe. amended the by
laws providing for 81. 900 benefits. George S.
McGrew, Of St. Louis, was reelected Presi-
j. Hauks. Of Arkansas; W. w. Welch, of
Illinois; william Crewy, of Mississippi, and
E. C. Blake, OF Texas, Vice Presidents. The
association meet next year ut Peoria, Ill.
-Tnc NaClOnal Eclectlc medical ASSOcfa-
tion ut St. Louis Friday elected officers as fol-
lows: President, DR.. s. B. Yeagley of Johns
town. Pa; Vice President, Dr.. Albert Mer-
rill; Second Vice President, DIR. J.C. Butcher,
Urbana, O.; Third Vice President, Mrs. DR..
1aura Randolph. Chicago; Secretary, DR..
Alexander Widder, Newark, n j.; Core
spending Secretary, DR.. ]. Stevens, Chicago,
and Dr. W. T. Gunnell. Chicago. Treasurer.
Tho annual convention OF the Master
Car Builders Association completed its three
days convention ut Saratoga, N. T., BY the
election Of the following officers: t. W.
Grieves, of Baltimore, President; +. d. Gus
savove, of Fort Wayne. Ind, First Vice
President; j. s. Lentz, OF Parkerton, Pa..
Second Vice Presidents: F. A. BisseiI, OF
Buffalo, N. Y, Third Vice President; G. W.
Demorest. of Baltimore, Treasurer; Execu-
tive Committee, j. T. Chamberlain, r. w.
Rhodes, J. s. Leeds and J. C. Barber.