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

-Cholerfne is growing worse in Paris.
Tugs failed to haul off the stranded City
Of Chicago
Many miles of Illinois Central track in
Mississippi are covered by water.
A negro was lynched at Jasper, Ala, yes
terday. He attempted to assault two white
women.
The French Chamber of Deputies has
unanimously approved of the 1900 exposi
tion project.
The German Minister of the Interior has
promised the Hebrews full protection and
stern suppression OF anti-Semitfo excesses.
I'm the Canadian House of Commons Tues.
day night Hon. Mr.. Foster, Minister OF
Finance, made q statement respecting the
canal tolls dispute with the United States.
LIE Monde, a French Canadian paper at
Montreal, threatens cannon, Gatling gums
and all sorts of horrible things in case Pres.
ident Harrison puts his retaliation threat In
practice.
"A bridge over the Spanish river Ebro, at
Fortosa, on which many men were working,
caught fire and enveloped six workmen In
flames. They jumped into the river and
were drowned.
Smith Tooley and John L. Adams, the two
Vicksburg Tuesday midnight and lynched,
were notorious robbers and were also
charged with murder.
The Governor of Idaho has received q
call from the CRur d'Alene district for arms
for the protection OF non-union miners. The
Governor replied he has no arms. The stu
alton is growing more serious.
The City of Chicago. by the former town
of Lake View. is a plaintiff in a suit to re-
cover a strip of land along the lake front
supposed to be worth nearly q, 000, 600. Many
prominent citizens are made defendants.
Two hundred Cinnamon entered Toronto
from Vancouver this year. Arrivals OCCUR
daily now, and vary from two to ten at
times. 1t is impossible to discover their
destination, but 1t is believed that they will
find their way to the United States.
The 45 stockmen and hired Texans who
raided johnson county in April were on
Saturday turned over TO the civil authorities
at Laramie. They Immediately went before
Judge Blake and applied for a change OF
venue to Cheyenne. No decision has yet
been reached.
A rumor reached Portland, Ore, yester-
day, that Wilson, the murderer of Mamie
Walsh, is located in the woods near Milwau.
kee. the scene OF the crime, and that the
men. 1t is said the mob intends to capture
him alive If possible and, after pouring oil
on him, burn him at the stake.
The invoice of number of Worlds Fair
exhibits, secured in the West Indies by
Frederick A ober Special Commissioner.
Custom House. The goods consist of one
box of OLD Spanish swords used in the wars
In cuba, "A packages OF palm boards, some
old cavalry sabers and canoe paddles.
John Bly, and Peter Snyder, two muir
derers from the Indian Territory, escaped
from Sedgwick County (kan.) jail Tuesday
night by cutting bar with acids in a cell
window in the basement. BLY, killed an OFF,
Ger at Oklahoma City while the latter was
attempting to arrest him, and was awaiting
a second trial for the crime. Snyder killed
soldier near FL Reno, and was awaiting
transportation to Columbus to serve q seven
years sentence.
The man who speaks the language of the
monkeys started for Europe yesterday, and
within two months will probably be on the
Western coast OF Africa, ready to undertake
his journey into the abode OF the largo
gor1llas and chtmpanZees. Robert l.
Garner has demonstra ted that each tribe or
species of monkey has its own peculiar
language. OF the small monkeys Mr.. Garner
regards the brown capuchin as the most
intelligent and he is now able to converse
with brown capuchin.
-Seventeen-year-old David s. Meeder yes.
terday brought suit against Samuel n
Clarkson and DIR. j. E. Owen, OF Chicago, and
the Illinois Central Railroad Company, to
recover 500. 600 damages for injuries and al
legged malpractice on the part OF DR.. Owen.
Meeder was collector for Clarkson, who
conducts jewelry store. While Meeder
was walking through the yards OF the llli-
nois Central on his way to the shops to make
some collections he was run over and had
his left foot cut of. Through the alleged
malpractice OF DR.. Owen 1t was subseq uently
found that the limb would have to be ampu-
tated at the hip.