Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-06
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

yellow fever still exists at La Guayra.
| -Typh us exists in several Mexican states
The bulk OF Crespo's army has been dis
banded.
Idaho claims sea serpent in Lake
| Chelon.
Heavy SHOWS are falling in Scotland an d
North England.
Arthur WipIlmeau began a 5o-day fast at
Cleveland yesterday.
All seacoast towns in Abomey have
fallen into French hands.
Kansas City is terribly excited by gold
discovery in the Sni hills.
Sailors queIled a Chinese riot at Ichang
Friday. No Europeans hurt.
The new Canadian Department of Trade
and Commerce is about to be proclaimed.
An embezzlement OF slOO, 900 at the State
School OF PueDa, Mexico, has been reported.
The import duty on firearms and ammu-
milton in Venezuela has been increased 80
per cent.
The bullnght season opened Sunday
with great eclat at Juarez, Mex, opposite
FL Paso, Tex.
The City National Bank and the First
National Bank OF Cuviugton, KY, will be
consolidated.
"A strange disease, covering their hands
with ulcers, is epidemic among pork packers
in Cincinnati.
Mrs; Diaz, wife of the Mexican Presi-
dent, will SEND a woman's band OF music to
the World's Fair.
The British are taking no halfway meas
ures in their prepara tions to send an expe-
dition to Uganda.
"A bank caving in at Woodvilla, Wis,
crushed two children of Dr. CarToll to death
and injured two others.
Ellsworth Wyatt, the captured member
of the Dalton gang will be extradited from
Indiana to Kansas at once.
Another firm has been dragged down by
the bank failure at Ithaca, Mich. The Nell
son-Baroer Company has assigned.
There is q severe famine in parts OF
British Burmah. where American mission
aries are trying to feed the people.
During a Chicago saloon row Sunday
night Matthew Hildebrand mortally wound
ed Gus Wunderlich and crippled two other
men.
Commercial negotiations between Ger
many and Spain started an absurd rumor
that those two powers had concluded an
alliance.
The sale of the Aragon iron mine in Wis
cons1n to the Schleslnger syndicate, is con-
1rmed by August Smith. The price paid is
s., 100000.
After a hard years work, Albert Furlong
OF Rockford, ILL.,, found himself only 50
ahead. This SO discouraged him that he
shot himself dead.
-1HO IoHeWdl OI lT1enuly intercourse De-
tween Russia and the Dreibund is said to be
due tothe Cars annoyance at the Panama
and CarmauX scandals.
Hon. J. G. Blaine is pronounced by his
family and physician as being greatly i'm
proved in health. His appetite is excellent,
they say, and he sleeps we'll.
Express conn any officers at New Orleans
are trying to fathom the mystery of the
recent robberies where brown paper pack
ages were substituted for cash.
Kerr, the Kansas City defaulter, was on
board the steamship Aurania, which arrived |
He is in charge of a Chicago detective.
One of the Cnur d. Alene insurgents
captured by Federal troops last summer |
was Alexander Chisholm, a British subject. |
ie threatens to place the case in the hands |
II his Government
fugitive embezzler of Denver, kept his |
papers and supposed valuables, has been |
opened, ana nothing of value whatever was |
ound. His shortages amount to sI00, 900.
The citizens of Miller, Neb, are hot on |
he trail oi two burglars. The latter robbed |
me dwelling, where they dangerously |
the lady of the house, and also the |
'illage postofice, where they shot the post
Master.
Henry NJ. Boley, Jr. member OF the firm
friday, has been arrested for forging in. |
lorsements on notes. The forgeries amount |
o $4,000, and involve nearly every Savan-
lah bank, none OF which, however, will |
ose anything.
1t is supposed that Rev Samuel F, Nc
yleary, the missing assistant pastor of the |
Ihuroh of the Savior. in Brooklyn, ended |
lis life last Friday night by Jumping into |
1ong Island Sound from one OF the Fall |
iiver Line steamers on which he had |
tarted to 90 from New York to Boston.
Lizzie Harrigan, Is years old of Will
amsburg, ~. Y, was found unconscious and |
bleeding in her apartments, yesterday morn |
ng, and died eight hours later at the Homeo- |
oathic Hospital, Brooklyn. The police be- |
ieve she was assaulted and lett for dead by |
Antonio Cumabtgio, an Italian with whom
The lived
"A bloody battle was fought near SCOTS
loro, Ala, Saturday, between John and |
ames Shelton on one side and James |
'aundrow and man named Pressby on the |
'ther. The Skeletons had been out hun ting,
ma were returning home when they were
net in the road by Faundrow and Pressby.
vho are supposed TO be "wildcatters." and
Who thought the Skeletons were revenue
gents. Faundrow was killed. The Coro-
!er's jury decided that the killing was justi-
liable.
For breaking up O cold use DR. D. Javne,s