Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-12
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

| -MicllCan neaCn DuuS are III PERIL
The blizzard has damaged winter wheat
| in Kansas.
-Thirty-two cases of typhus in culpua'
Idaho will exhibit herd of elk at the
| Worlds Fair.
The flint glass bottle trade is reported
| duller than ever.
| Arkansas is to have fine mineral e1-
| hibit at the Worlds Fair.
Southern Indiana fruit prospects, except
peach, were never better.
Peru is preparing fine antiquarian ex-
| hibit for the Worlds Fair
The United States and Mexican boundary
| survey has begun in earnest.
indianapolis street car employees have
given their ultimatum and third strike
seems imminent.
A United States Marshal in Texas has
gathered up eight Cara revolutionists.
Each gave $1,000 bail.
A Texas convention of white Repub-
licans has been called, and will send con-
testing delegation to Minneapolis.
Two young men at sandosyilIe, Ga, W.
ing eight railroad trestles and bridges.
The National Educational Association
win meet at Saratoga in July. 1t is estl-
mated that $1,000 delegates will be present.
The New York Produce Exchange has
followed the example set by the Chicago
Board of Trade in pressing the light against
puts and calls.
Since Kansas Democrats will fuse with
the Peoples party this fall Republicans
threaten to retaliate by pursuing similar
policy in the South.
Arrangements have been completed by
the officers of the Philadelphia and Reading
for a great passenger depot at Twelfth ana
Market streets. Philadelphia.
Archbishop Corrigan, of New York, re-
ceived an official letter yesterday from
Rome announcing the appointment of Mon
signor Mcdonnell as Bishop of Brooklyn.
Nicholas Groebeck, of Salt Lake City,
who was pardoned last year on his promise
to abandon polygamy. was arrested yester-
day and held in $4,000 bonds for unlawful
co-habitation.
The Supreme Lodge of the Ohio Bene-
fetal Society, of Cleveland, has assigned.
Assets about $50 900: liabilities about $50 600.
1t is a one-year benefit order on basis OF
$50 on IS monthly assessment.
kate Smith, once a belle of New Albany,
Ind committed suicide Thursday night on
a train by taking poison. About two years
ago she left her home under the Dlandlsh-
ments of a Cincinnati drummer.
Six men ambushed c. NJ Britain, a mine
owner, and three others near Durango City,
Tex, a few days ago. knowing he had $4,000
in silver in his wagon. The robbers were re-
pulsed. with the loss of one man on each
side. No arrests.
1t is said that the reason Mr.. Gould aban-
doned his proposed visit to Mexico was be-
cause he had received an intimation that if
he ventured into that country in the present
state of affairs there, he would be kidnapped
and held for ransom by the revolutionary
party.
Casper Greb, a native Of Germany, living
at Hiawatha, Kan. who failed to serve full
time in the army of his country, has been
cabled for from the German authorities and
warned that unless he Immediately returns
and serves his time, his father will be forced
to pay $1,000.
On Thursday the Mayor of Waverly ILL.,,
the anonymous message "Stop the
Sturgis whisky peddling case or the town
will burn.'' The case went on and that
ashes. The author of the letter, who is said
to be known, will be prosecuted.
Charters were granted at the State De-
can Carbon Black Company, of Warren:
capital stock, S45, 00O The Markleton Hotel
Company, of Markleton, Somerset county:
capital $75, ,000 The Ridgway Electric Light
Company of Ridgway. Elk county: capital
stock, $4,000. The Nonpareil Cement Com
pany, OF Philadelphia; capital, $4,000.
Cesar Puck, one of the moonshiners
shot in the affray near Ducktown, Tenn,
when Deputy Marshal stuart was killed, has
died of his wounds. Three more of the
gang, JEFF JONES' Monroe Brown and John
Swanson, are seriously hurt. Puck con-
fessed that plan existed to decoy Stuart
bloodshed will probably follow, as the
friends OF Stuart are numerous and the
are also strong in numbers,
desperate and well armed.