Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-15
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

The National Farmers Alliance will
meet in Memphis to-day.
The Sailors and Firemen's Union OF
England has issued q manifesto warning
the public to avoid steamers tnat are
manned by Lascars.
William Williams, a Tilted lover. created
q sensa ton Sunday at Petertavey England,
by killing the girl, Emily Dodge, and his
rival and then himself
Jesse Sykes, an old farmer residing three
miles from Newport. Ind, met with hor-
rible death last evening. He fell in a 1T
and was eaten up by hogs.
AT a recent meeting of the Austrian So.
ciety of Engineers, Herr Kostter described
his invention OF an electric railway, ealing ns
into use a loco-motor which will travel l23
miles an hour.
The whole county Of Cape May is greatly
excited over the robbery OF the residence OF
Captain Eliian Wheaton, at Tuckahoe, some
time during the early part OF the week. The
amount taken was S35, 600 in cash.
Governor Routt of Colorado, is in re-
ceipt of telegram from Meeker, Col, tell
ing of an invasion of the Colorado National
Park by White River Utes. who are said to
be slaughtering game by the thousands and
stealing all stray cattle.
The Navy Department has decided to
put six new vessels OF the navy in commits
sion. Orders to this effect have just been
received at the various naval stations, and
early December will see the first of them
flying a commission pennant.
"A deputation Of unemployed Hebrews
has waited upon Rabbi Adler, in London, to
ask assistance and advice. The Rabbi urged
them not to take part in the proposed bare
foot procession and deprecated their con-
sorting with Anarchists as detrimental to
their cause.
The differences existing between the
Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific
Railroad and the telegraphers in its employ
are now in the hands of the Order of Rail
way Telegraphers for adjustment. although
at this time the chances for an early settle
ment are anything but fattering.
The Duchess ofMarlborough of will receive
the 81, 600, COO insurance on the Dukes life.
He had taken out policies in this large
amount as recognition OF the immense
sums the Duchess has expended in repairing
and beautifying Blenhelm Palace, from
which the Dukes funeral took place yester-
day.
While q company of troops were waiting
Mt the Compiegne station in France Sunday
one of the privates insulted and struck an
officer, telling him to the ground and cry
ing: 'Iong live anarchy Down with the
army and its officers" The man was ut
once arrested. The penalty for striking an
officer is usually death.
The steamer Landowne has arrived ut
St. Johns, n B., with Captain Samuel Wolf
and three of the crew of the schooner Arbu-
tus, which was wrecked near Gamut Rock,
Thursday night. The vessel ana wreckage
drifted to sea and after being IS hours in the
rigging the Landowne sighted them and
rescued the men. They are in dying con-
dition.
Emery H. Wilson, one Of the most prom
inent Republicans in the East, says tho
question OF restriction of immigration will
come before Congress early in December.
MI. Wilson says that Senator Chandler has
prepared a bill with that end in view, pro-
vidfng that immigrants must make three
months application to the United States
Consuls abroad.
Angelo Petrillo was hanged in the New
crime for which Petrillo was hanged was
the murder of his brother-in-law, Michael
Demeo, April Is, 1891. Petrillo was agambler,
and Demeo played sharp trick on him,
hanging was the first in New Haven for IL
years, the last being in 1881, when Chip
Smith was executed