Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-16
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.
English storms are still raging.

English storms are still raging.
-McKeesport's. water famine is over.
-Dahomeyans have lost another battle
DAILY, the Toledo boodler. was convicted
canadian sugar refners are organizing Q
| trust.
An annexation club has been formed in
Toronto.
Reeves has accepted the leadership Of
Gilmore's Band.
Material is arriving for the now tin plate
mill ut New Castle.
The passenger steamship Bokhara fs
missing in the China Sea.
The old Cincinnati firm of Post & Co.,
electric supplies, has assigned.
Striking tanners at Milwaukee have
given up nine months struggle.
Lightning ktruck steamboat on the RED
river at Dennisob, Tex, and sank ft.
Changes in the Dominion Cabinet are
impending Thompson will be Premier.
Will Kinkaid, of -McKeesport, aged ls
fell 80 feet in a quarry and will probably die.
An earthquake severe enough to toppIe
over buildings was felt in the Balkans Fri
The Austrian Government has added
sls5, 700 to its grant for Worlds Fair ex.
hibit.
Minister Ryan to Mexico will proceed to
Washington to arrange for new Mexican
treaty.
Paris Anarchists have murdered their
former comrade, Bison, for betrsying
Francois.
Thirty Anamfte princes have been shorn
of their titles and pensions for becoming
Catholics.
-Carmaux miners have decided to con-
tinue their strike. The feeling is growing
more intense daily.
The fall of some broken machinery in an
Altoona sewer which was being repaired, in
stantly killed John Young.
Dead victims Of the blizzard are being
picked up along the Colorado and Kansas
line. Cattle perished in droves.
San Francisco accounts say the steamer
MontserraI has been decoying Gilbert
islanders and selling them into slavery.
Mrs. Motfat. of Orangeville, O., cowhided
Charles johnson, schoolmaster, whom she
suspected OF circulating malicious stories
against her.
During q performance in a crowded
theater in Buda-Pesth, a woman was sud-
denly seized with cholera. The audience
fed in dismay,
The Prefect of Faychow, China, hanged =.
himself, being several Thousand taels short
in his accounts owing to entertainments by
his accOun ntants.
Secretary of State Foster has cabled
Minister Scruggs to recognize Crespo's gov
ernment il he considers it stable and salts
factory to the people OF Venezuela
Secretary Halford has telegraphed to
Chicago that the President will not be able
to attend the dedication. He will be rep
resented by Vice President Morton.
Jacob Kiger, wealthy old gentleman Of
brush Friday was attacked with heart
trouble and fell into the fire, being burned
to death.
-Rawlesburg, W. Va, has a case ofheredi-
tary suicide. Michael j. Conin promi-
nent merchant, cut his throat. His father
and grand 'ather had taken their own lives
before him.
The Southern Express Company mana
ger at Memphis received warning that an
attempt would be made to rob u train be-
tween there and Thayer, Mo. The imperiied
train was guarded on its route by armed OIL
hcers.
Tho steam tug Discovery was fired upon
Friday by the United States steamer VOL
cott while both vessels were of Port Angels,
Wash. The Wolcott had been on the look
out for four hours for a British opium Snug
CLING steamer. The tug was mistaken for
smugsler, and chased by the Wolcott.
Life Guardsman Marshall. who was con-
victed In England October II of insubordi-
nation, for hnv1n. posted on the canteen. in
article from the Star, and writing above fl,
Comrades, stick together" was yesterday
sentenced to Is months imprisonment and
dismissed from the regiment.
Mrs. r. B. Macleod, now in st. Louis, has
Europe.a and says: "Of all the missionaries for
the various churches in this country who
have gone to Europe to investigate tho
methods of the Mormon elders, think am
the only one who has ever returned to tell
the tale. Two ladies who started ahead OF
me have never been heard from since and
probably never will be- do not think th,y
were murdered: they must be held some
where by the elders in out Of the way places
where they cannot communicate with tho
outside world.