Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-22
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

There are rumors of q new revolutionary
outbreak in Bolivia.
Another rebellion is reported from Rio
| Grande do Sui, Brazil.
Coke is being shipped from Norfolk, Va,
to Tampico, Mex, as an experiment.
The Nashville police foiled the attempts
| OF the mob to find and lynch the negro
Weems late Friday night.
Prof. Mohammed Green, the "King OF
Tramps." has walked all the way from Pitts
burg to New Orleans. He started in Febru-
| ary.
Venezuela revolutionists have captured
Las Tablas, on the Orinoeo river They also
repulsed an attack by Government troops
upon Cindad Bolivar.
"A man giving the name OF Ross is in jail
at Mckinney, Tex, on suspicion OF being
connected with the Dennison, Tex, assas-
sinations. He is unable to give a satisfactory
account of himself
The Canadian Pacific will Issue s2, 900
perpetual per cent debentures at lOl per
cent, in order to take up various outstand-
ing obligations, most Of which is said to bear
higher rate interest.
SO much grain has recently been coming
down for export from Montreal that the two
transportation companies are unable to
handle it all. Large quantities of Western
grain are going TO OgdensDurg, n. u, and
shipped via the Erie route.
The report that Jay Gould and C. P.
Huntington had made secret combination
to secure a monopoly of the Pacific coast
traffic, part of the scheme involving the
control of the Atlantic and Pacific Railw
by MI. Gould, is denied by Mr.. Huntingt :.
James Malloy was q passenger a
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul train nd
while Il was running at the rate of 40 les
an hour near Mason City, Ia, he attempted
TO pass from the smoker into n rear coach.
In doing so he was blown from the platform
into ditch. He was picked up, but cannot
live.
"A syndicate or Eastern capitalists, sup
posed TO be headed by Patched, the Penn
sylvania oil operator. has completed a CON-
tact by which they become the possessors
OF about 10000 acres of oil land in jay and
Adams counties, Ind, and In confer Indiana
oil fields. Thev have already made arrange
ments for the drilling of 100 wells.
The Salvador Diario Official publishes a
list of the crimes for which ex-PresidenJ
Saldivar was about to be sentenced by the
Supreme Court, when the proceedings were
stolen. Among Others it is charged that a
men and women were executed by his
order. There were 1875 men and 20 women
flogged. Of the women died as result OF
the hogging.
"A work train on the c., Nj. & st. P. road
was standing on the switch at Preston, Ia,
FRIDAY, when q westbound merchandise
freight dashed into it. The engineer, Lon
Owens, of the work train, was fatally in
jured. The engines came together with ter
rife force, and both exploded. Fifteen cars
were demolished, one corner of the depot
was torn of and the entire building showed
six inches to one side. The total damage
was over $4,000
Governor Flower has signed an impor- |
tant bill governing the working hours on
steam surface railroads in New York State. |
The new law provides that no such corpora |
tion shall permit or require any conductors, |
engineers, fremen or trainmen who have |
worked "a hours to again go on duty until he |
has had at least eight hours rest. Ten hours |
work performed within II consecutive hours 1
shall constitute a days work on all steam |
surface railroads.
I'm the United States Circuit Court at |
DEGREES have been entered in |
the cases of the National Cash Register |
Company. of Dayton, O., against Harry Nuss, |
Jr, Jonathan {. Hare and William Stone !
bach, users of the American Cash Register, |
and business men of the city. Defendants |
were entoncd against using the American |
Cash Register. which was declared an in |
fringement OF the National Cash Registers |
Company's patents.