Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-07
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

The United States cruiser Bennington is
now among the foreign war ships assembled
at Huelya, Spain.
Havana jewellers met yesterday and de-
cided that they are unable to pay the heavy
duties imposed by the new tariff
Luis sandoval Mexican General in
Texas. declares that Diaz's lack OF ability
has caused a financial crisis in Mexico.
A compromise has been effected between
the strikers and mill owners at Stevens
Point Wis. The mills started yesterday.
During q terrific wind and rain storm at
Phoenix, Ariz., many frail houses were de-
molished and two Indians were killed by
lightning.
Rev. Mr.. Paul, pastor of the Methodist
Church at Healdsburg, has been found guilty
of slander and falsehood by a jury Of his
church, and was discharged from his pastor
age.
The Austrian military maneuvers begin
sen tative who will be allowed to witness
them will be an attache of the German Lega-
tion.
"A dynamite cartridge concealed in sheaf
of wheat tore thrashing machine to pieces
near Ogden, Utah. and scattered the farm
hands III every direction. Two are believed
to be fatally injured.
Illinois miitiamen in camp at Spring
field and q gang OF negroes :indulged in
riot Friday. Military authorities are now
guarding the soldiers and the police are
watching the negroes.
Thomas Neill, who was committed for
trial in London on the charge of having
poisoned to death Matilda Glover, has been
August s. to await the arrival from America
OF witnesses.
Paris police have discovered an Anarch-
ist placard, 1000 OF which are said to be in
circulation, calling upon Anarchists to kill
the juries and Judges who have respective
ly convicted and condemned members of
Anarchist societies.
The shooting of Judge Henry Long from
ambush a few nights ago at Kennerville,
just above New Orleans. has aroused great
bitterness there. The whole trouble is at
trlbuted to political enmity and has re-
suited in race 1eud.
The Thirteenth Battalion Band, of Ham,
ilton, Ont, was under engagement to play
month, but the United States Government
would not allow the band to play, there. The
engagement was cancelled.
The new German military bill will in
volve an expenditure of $4,000 900 MARKS but
the consent of the Emperor has not vet been
obtained. Chancellor Won Caprivi proposes
to stop the growing OF tobacco in Germany
and to place q heavy tariff on imported to-
bacco
I'm Chicago title deeds have been forged
s75o,O00 TO slooO.0Oo. The property belongs to
Mrs. Hetty L. Green, the richest woman in
the United States Tie forged deeds are
still in the hands of the forgers as far as is
known. 1t was the attempt to borrow
money on some of the property and dispose
of other tracts of it in this city, through the
forged paper that the truth became known.
Sir Charles Enaw-Smith, whose diplo-
matte exploits have recently been described
in The DISPATCH, says the newspaper reports
of his famous interview with the Sultan
have been grossly exaggerated by newspa-
pers. He declared that he did not use the
that occasion, and that he did not tear up
the treaty upon being offered a bribe after
discovering that it had been tampered with
He further declared that he not throw
pieces of the treaty Mt Sid Gharnet, the
Grand ViZier. and that he did not order Sid
Gharnet out OF the Mission quarters.