Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-22
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Cholera is extending in Paris suburb

Cholera Is extending in Paris suburbs.
The French newspapers are chagrined
over the visit of King Humbert to Emperor
William.
The Criapi victories in the municipal
elections were noisily celebrated in Rome
Monday night.
The Duke of York prince George) will
have the command of the new British
cruiser Melampus.
The Treasury Department has issued
regulations to be observed on the entry OF
animals imported Tor exhibition at the
Worlds Fair.
In the municipal election at Portland.
Ore, the fusion ticket, composed of Demo
Gratis and Republicans, was successful, de-
feating the straight Republican ticket.
Concerning the Presidents retaliation
message, the general opinion in the Cana
dian capital is that American and Dominion
vessels are treated alike in canal toll
charges.
In the Italian Chamber of Deputies Mon
day, Premier Giolitti announced that the
financial situation had greatly improved,
and that q balance between revenue and ex-
penditures would shortly be attained.
A middle-aged man entered the St.
Julian Hotel at Portland, Ore, Monday and
registered as Henry Garland, Detroit, Mich.
He went directly to his room and ten min
utes later shot himself in the head, dying
instantly.
Two colored delegates from Florida to
Minneapolis on their way home, not having
tickets or money, were put off the train in
Indiana by a brakeman. They attacked him
so viciously that they were arrested and
charged with murderous assault, tried and
sentenced to two years imprisonment.
"A deputy sheriff has arrived at San
Angelo, Tex. with J. Coker, who WIS ar
rested in Colorado a few days ago. Coker is
charged with the assassination of Dave
Young, in San Angelo about two years ago.
Young was shot while on the street going to
n1lr~ HAAr f<1I flS ,fta
of miles by the sheriff of this county.
AT the great competitive drill Mt Omaha,
the National Fencibles, of Washington, won
first prize, s., 900 and the Galveston Cup. en-
blematic of the championship; sealey Rifles.
Guards, Little Rock, third. Maiden drill,
Company A. Nebraska Cadets, first: Lima
City Guards, Lima, Ohio, second; Governors
Zouaves, second. Artillery, Indianapolis,
first; Dallas, second; Fort Wayne, third.
Gatling drill, Cincinnati. first; Omaha, sec,
drill, Captain Domer, Washington: same,
Maiden drill, Captain Bell. Lima. Q. Best
drilled soldier, Private Durant Whipple
Highest in camp discipline Governors
Guard, Denver.
Thomas Neil1 was brought up IN a Lon
don court to answer to the charge of at
tempting to extort money from DR.. Joseph
Harpet. of BarnstaPle. II is alleged that
NELL, WHO claltnS 10 De y uocIor anu tne rep
resentative in London of G. H. Harvey, a
drug manufacturer of Saratoga, N. Y, wrote
under the name of Murray q letter to DR..
Joseph Harper accusing him OF Deing re.
sponsible for the deaths Of Alice Marsh and
Emma Shrivell, having poisoned those girls
with strychnine and offering to surrender
the proof for money. When the case was
first reported.it was supposed to be merely
q case Of blackmail. but it is now believed
Neill was concerned in the killing Of the two
other girls Ellen Dodsworth and Matilda
Clover, whose deaths are known to have
been caused by strychnine.