Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-17
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

The MeXi, en- Congress opened last night
Conditional peace has been proclaimed
in Morocco.
Detroit electric light strikers are still
cutting wires.
Mrs. Langtry has opened her theatrical
season in England
The reported capture of four Of the DaI-
tons is said to be canard.
New York fruit importers will contribute
free lemons to cholera patients.
The Burial Case Association has ordered
no advance in the price of collins.
Canadians propose to construct a shin
canal from Lake st. Clair to Lake Erie.
"A cattle disease has appeared on II es-
tates in the Grand Duchy OF Meckenburg.
French papers say military convention
between France and Russia has been signed.
The Canadian seal poacher Aurora will
attempt raid on the roo1eries in Bering
Sea.
The shen-sf riots in China were only
directed against the French priests, and one
was killed.
The Belgian General Brialmont is draft
ing a scheme for fortifying the Bosporus and
the Dardanelles-
An old clothes shop in ST. Martins lane,
London, has been found to be a thieves den,
richly stocked with plunder.
Tennessee miners are reported to be ris-
ing again. General Carnes will ask that the
entire militia OF the State be called out.
1t is reported from Belgrade that body
of peasants have revolted, captured the
communal house at Stopanye and killed q
Judge.
"A. V. Armours yacht Gryphon, which
was supposed to be lost on Lake Michigan
with all on board, has turned PIP all right at
Chicago.
The Ameer of Afghanistan has postponed
his attack upon the rebelIous Hazara tribes
men because his troops have become demor-
allied by cholera.
decided to withhold reports of stocks Of
grain on hand from Brddstreet's and other
commercial periodicals.
The London Provident Bank, a combina-
ton bank and building society, suspended
pavments owing to a run. Debts amount to
El7s,0O0 said to be covered by assets
The Quincy granite cutters and manu-
facturers have reached a compromise for
next season. The non-union men and ap-
premiership clauses are stricken out.
-Bi-chloride clubs have adopted the title
of the "keeley League" S. E. Moore of
Pittsburg, has been chosen President; Sec
retary and Treasurer, John Nj. Kelley, also
of Pittsburg.
-So-called gentlemen who prey upon each
other in the manner of the old feudal bar
ons are at the bottom of brigandage in Italy.
This fact developed after the arrest of the
Emberrato family.
Augustus L. Kerr, formerly head book
keeper of the Kansas City office of the JAR
vis-Conklin Mortgage Trust Company, is
short in his accounts something like SIS 000
Kerr is now in England.
The four Cinnamon arrested August Gas
they were starting from Detroit for Chicago
have been sentenced to ten days in the
House Of Correction. After the sentence is
served they are to be sent back to China
Romero, the new Mexican Minister of
Finance, has introduced bill declaring the
title OF citizens holding former church prop.
ertv to be good. This is believed to be a step
toward new seizure of church property.
AT the Canadian Trades and Labor Con-
gress a resolution has been introduced favor
ing the removal of all the dtties levied on
prOGncts of industry, eitheN imported or
Manufactured, in the country except such
as are levied with view to restricting their
use.
"A sensation has been caused at Man.
chester England, by the discoyert of what
appears to be methodical system N whole
sale child murder and perhaps of the muir
der of adults. Mary Ann Hall, midwife,
has been arrested on charge of contealing :.
the birth of a child. She was about tC3throw
the corpse OF an infant into the canaltwhen
person who saw her called the attdntion
OF the police. The Hall woman was ar
rested. The police searched her hous1 and
they lound a bloody trunk which had evil
IDENTIFY contained one or more bodies They
also found buckets of lime and Jars of chem
icals sufficient for the wholesale disposal OF
bodies.