Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-21
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

-Emin Pasha has been resurrected again,
-Mellor, the London wife murderer, was
| hanged yesterday.
The first snow of the season fell in
GAINESVILLE, Tex, yesterday.
The Louisiana Supreme Court has sus.
tanned the Jim Grow car" law.
Mercury at Dubuque, Ia, Yesterday was
lo' below zero-the coldest of the season.
The notorious Starr gang in the Indian
| territory has been rounded up by Federal
| officers.
European countries are still grumbling
over the new American restrictions upon
! immigration.
Rev. William Sullivan, OF London, here
totore Roman Catholic priest, has become
a free thinker
Lady Miles. "Lehigh Court" near Bris-
/ tol, England, was robbed of SS5,0c0 worth of
Jewelry Monday night.
Nicholas Fernandez, a wealthy Mexican
who killed nephew OF President Diaz in a
duel, has been arrested.
Chicago union printers have induced
Conkey, the Worlds Fair catalogue con-
cesslonaire, to come to their terms.
Rev. George L. Rogers, 80 years old, who
was burned to death in his bed in Louis
vile the other day, was buried yesterday.
Canada has been collecting alleged evil
dence from Indians TO prove that Uncle
Sam is not dealing lair in the Bering Sea
case.
The Miners and Merchants Exchange
Bank at Creede, Col. has failed. Debts,
$4,000; assets claimed to be double that
amount.
-Ex-United States Consul Alexander Rus
sell, in India, is trying to raise funds to
send Monammedan missionaries to the
United States.
"A reign Of terror exists i'm Kemper
county, NJ Miss., and every citizen who had any
thing to do with the hanging of old man Toll
bert is III dread of his life.
The Ensign Bickford Fuse factory, at
Hartford, Conn, was blown to pieces and Il
girls and half dozen mon were at work in
the building at the time. None we're killed.
The New York grand jury has indicted
Matthew johnson, the West Indian negro
for murder in tile first degree. johnson is
charged with killing Engineer Emil KuckeI-
horn.
The Treasurer of Tippecanoe county,
lnd., Sunday night levied upon a Big Four
s~ itch engine and Is freight cars. The COM
pany came to time and the property was re-
leased.
The application of Lawyer Peshal for
writ or error in the case Of Edward Hal
nn@er, the negro murderer or Jersey City
who is to be executed on Thursday, has been
refused.
I. The North American Endowment Asso-
Citation has gone int O the hands of a receiver.
Tue concern has about SIS, 900 in assets and
about 800 members. II had formerly 5000
members.
A London woman, Jane Savage, 'acci-
oentally swallowed a razor last week. All
hospital her stomach was cut open and tile
razor extracted. The patient is now on the
way to recovery.
The investigation ordered by Arch |
bishop Ireland into the Canton (Minn)
Church window has effectually exploded |
the alleged miracle. Measures will be taken |
to stop pilgrimages
The $7j 900 paid by the Chilean Govern |
ment, in settlement in Iull for all claims |
arising out of the Baltimore affair, at Val |
paraiso, were covered into the Sub-Treasury |
nt New York, yesterday. The distribution |
will soon be made.
Governor Tillman has signed the VIII.
son Railroad bill, which passed the Legis-
Rture last week, giving to the railroad CON-
mission the power to fix passenger and
freight rates and otherwise control the rail-
roads of South Carolina.
The Atlanta has left the Portsmouth
navy yard to relieve the KeursarEe at La
Iuayra, Venezuela. Be ore sailing, Lieuten-
INT Commander w. II. Webb, being sick
was tran nsferred to the Portsmouth hospital
Commander w. II. Bicknell of |
lie Franklin, succeeds him on the Atlanta.
The catalogue of Yale University for
90 -93, the 1850 issue, has appeared and ex-
liblts marked growth in general in the uni |
-ersity. Henry E. Howland, OF New York |
s named as a member OF the corpora tion in |
FORK. There are l,6l9 students this wear
with l,764 in 1891.
"A lively meeting of the creditors OF the
iberator Building Society, which recently
allied, was held yesterday. The creditors