Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-19
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

Cara has been located again, this time
at Key West, Fla.
Political mobs are still making things
lively in the City of Mexico.
The death roll of the Anaconda mine
disaster has been increased to IL.
About $50 German Evangelical ministers
and delegates are BLOODHOUND at Waterloo,
Ill.
The class of 1892 in the Divinity School,
Yale University, graduated 81 men yester-
day.
-Forty-eight young men have received di.
plomas as graduates of Union Theological
Seminary.
1t has been decided by the trustees of
the Tufts COLLEGE to open the doors of the
institution to women.
A tornado crossed the Cedar river Tues
day evening. near Cone. Ia, doing much
damage to barns and outbuildings.
DIR. Teed was examined in Chicago
court Tuesday night. He defended his con-
duct and denied unworthy motives.
Porter Stocks, a nephew of Rev. Sam P.
Jones, was found guilty of murder Tuesday
at Atlanta. He will be sentenced to death.
One of the men appointed on the Uni
versity Extension Faculty of the University
OF Chicago was o. I. Thatcher,o of Allegheny.
The recent fatal duel in chihuahua,
Mexico, has stirred up animoslty between
factions, and several other challenges have
been accepted.
John C. Newton, the millionaire Presi-
dent of the Des Moines and Kansas City
Railroad, is on trial at Des Moines for
padding the mails.
j. d. Smith, one of the men whom
Schweinfurth, the Rockford Messiah. had
robbed of their wives, committed suicide by
drowning Tuesday.
Alfred L. Stanton, who committed sui
eide on a train on the Hudson, River Rail-
W nf ha WI Sf
c. Perry, the notorious train robber.
The famous divorce suit of Alice Bever-
ley Crane. of New York, against Walter H.
Crane, OF London, has been rushed through
at Watertown, S. D.. and Judge Andrew Is
expected to issue a decree soon.
"A suit for $4,000 damages against DIR.
Keely has been filed by J.T Kitchen, admin
istrator of the estate of Charles Stockdell,
of indianapolis. On December 10 Stockdell
entered the Keely Institute at Dwight, and
on the l4th he died.
The New York State Board of Managers
for the Worlds Fair has issued an address,
urging a fit line OF exhibits for New York, a
change of date of dedicatory exercises from
october l2 to october 21. and that Congress
be called upon to appropriate S. 000,000
1t is believed that two American vessels,
the Centennial and the Vest, bound from St.
jacques, N.F., with bait for the banks, were
lost in a recent storm with all on board.
Nothing has been heard of the vessels, and
wreckage has been coming ashore and
passed by other vessels.
State Controller Staub, of Connecticut,
has issued a circular in which he recedes
from his former position regarding the pay
ment of the State Department expenses. He
announces that he will now pay all expenses
of the State except the salaries of the hold
over State officers and the various State
Commissioners appointed by Governor
Bulkeley since his term of office expired.
james Taylor the negro who assaulted
little Nellie Siloox, at Kennedyville, Md,
was taken from the Chestertown Jail and
lynched. From so to 800 persons guarded
the jail all day Tuesday, and 500 persons en-
gagged in the lynching, some of them being
connected with the best families of the
town. They broke into tile Jail, put rope
around the prisoners neck, dragged him to
a tree and strung him up.