Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.
-Typhus fever is raging in samar4A.

-ryphus fever is raging in samar4A
Tho shoemakers' trouble &C LefossssrS
England, will probably be settled
Tho Peruvian Ministry has reAgnsd
owing to q Disagreement with the Prsst
dent.
The Wyoming cattlemen viii Be tafen
TO Laramie City to plead to the Indictments
against them.
The finest vestfbuled train evsr buffs
has been ordered by the Chicago and 0rsAs
Western Railroad.
An uncnnfrmed report from venesuelA
says that Crespo, the rebel leader, has sui.
fered crushing defeat.
The "Knights of the White Shield" have
organized in Alabama to preserve wnies So
premacy by legal means.
Henry J. Borg, collector for the LAfayt
ette Bank in st. Louis has disappeared, leAv.
ing shortage of over $1,000.
Their many victories encourage me
rebels Of Rio Grande DO Sui that they viii
win their independence of Brazil.
1t Is rumored in Valparaiso thas ne
United States claims against Valparaiso VIII
again be pressed ut the proper time.
The first day Of the Amalgamatcd scale
was marked by shutdown in st. Louis Of
the Helmbacker forge and rolling mills
"A unauthorized strike Of trainmen on
the San Joaquin division OF the South
ern Pacific Railroad has boen declared on.
-Ex-President Grevy's notorious son-fn.
law, Wilson, has been arrafgned &C Loches,
France, on charge of corruption at the
polls.
The italian Government yesterday DIS
missed 81 out of total OF SO Prefects. This
Is the boldest political coup since Trmbers
assembled the throne. .
The Russian Government as So rsoops
to assist the local authorities in the Asiatio
provinces to enforce sanitary regulations In
the fight with cholera.
An oyv,la
$500 worth of fireworks stored in q public
hall and wrecked the building. Total loss
from So 500 to $1,000. Two boys were hurt.
Mason. Neb., is the latest town to receive
tornado's visit. Many houses were
wrecked. but the tnha bttants having re-.
cefved ample warning there were no casual
ties.
During row between the Irish factions
in Cork, FridaT night arising from the
burning in efigy Of Timo:hy Healy and
William O'Brien, a Parnellite was fatally
stabbed
The Christian Endeavor Convention at
New York has been the cause oil a out in
rates which will impair the passenger earn
ings OF the eastbound lines from the Missis-
sippi Valley.
The body Of Miss Lizzie Bieler, sus N
twain, was found yesterday morning on the
Long Island Railroad at Maspeth, L. L II ID
believed that she was assaulted and killed,
and her body then placed on the track.
-AC COlcagO decree OF divorce mas oeon
grained to Lena Z. Graves. an opera singer,
from Henry B. Graves, a son of e1-Chfef
Justice Graves. of the Michigan Suprems
Court, on the ground of fncoinpatfbility.
After the parents of Mrs. George Shields,
q deceased young married woman aS
Wabash, Ind, had decorated her grave, the
enraged widower tore up the flowers and
flung them over the cemetery fence He was
lined in a Justices court but appealed the
case.
Another letter from Bishop Hirth n now
en- route to Germany from Zansibar, In
which the Bishop makes fresh charges
against Captains Lugard and Williama 40.
cuSinG them of renewing the ntta cks ON tho
Catholics, burning their missions, declining
to treat with Catholic chiefs and trying to
enlist the support of King Mwanga-
Suit has been entered by Robert Ennis
against Henry Bossford and Sidney 4. Kent,
in the Chicago Packing and
Provision Company, to recover 500 900 dam.
ages. The suit grows ouS OF deal which
Ennis claims he engineered. whereby the
(sn English syndicate) secured
possession OF the Chicago Packing Com
pany. Ennis claims the amount is due nina
as q commission,