Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-14
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

Hawaii is on the lookout for cholera.
The weevil has invaded Illinois Wheat
fields.
Fifteen hundred Belgian miners are on
strike
English missionaries have been mobbed
at Kien Yong, China
The excitement over the military bill in
Germany is increasing.
-Bloodshed is feared as q result of the
Carmaux strike in France.
Cholera and anti Christian riots have oc-
CURED at Ostrovo, Poland
British Indians were ambushed and
mussacred in the Chin Hills
-McEwan, the Jack the Ripper of GlaS-
gov, will survive his selfinfiicted wound.
Two soldiers of Squadron at Windsor,
England, have been convicted of musiny.
Grace Smith, in O saloon quarrel, shot
Bartender Fritz Schmitt dead in Chicago
yesterday.
Three negroes were killed in a riot at a
colored celebration at Gainesboro, Tenn,
Wednesday.
Judge Tourgee, in his Discovery Day
oration at Detroit, called Columbus liar
and an egotist.
A ten-acre hotel, the largest in the world,
will be erected near the Chicago Worlds
Fair. 1t will be christened the Andreas.
Blacksmith Allard, of Lewis, Quebec, who
discovered the secret of tempering copper,
has also succeeded in tempering aluminium.
The Sheriff at Sedalia, Mo-, and a hand
full OF determined men dispersed large mob
who had gathered to lynch negro muir
derer.
1t is more than ever apparent that some
terrible ocean disaster has happened near
the French coast. More human bodies have
been sighted by ships.
Ninety thousand Chicago union men will
make October 20 Homestead Dav" Each
m is hnf fo psl a yYA " IN ha han
eft OF the locked-out men.
The tenth annual Indian con ference is in
progress at Mohawk Lake, N. Y. Rev. DR..
Merrill E. Gates, President of Amherst Col
lege, was elected President.
John A. Brice has been arrested at Balti-
more. He had 900 worth of tickets over
the Richmond and Danville and Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroads. Many of them are
known to be stolen.
The remains OF the Brooklyn embezzler,
lumbia, having been murdered probably for
his stolen money. He had been neg gotiating
for the purchase of chicken farm.
In the big parade at the Worlds Fair
dedication, the original l3 States will be rep
vania will appear in Mrs. E. d. Gillespie, OF
Philadelphia, and New York in Mrs. Grover
Cleveland.
The so-callei miraculous window in the
Catholic Church at Canton, Mimi, Is still
vas removed, but the moment a new one ap-
reared in its place. the same picture of the
Virgin appeared to the people.
Acting Commissioner Stone, OF the Gen.
eral Land Office, has rejected applications of
the Brule River Railroad Company to select
10000 acres of land in Upper Peninsula,
Mich, and directs the register and receiver
at Marquette to receive entries therefor.
AT large Liberal convention in Ogden,
Utah, resolutions were adopted that no
OH O fhoxv
cited the proceedings or the late Mormon
Conference, when it was said temporal af-
fairs could not be separated from the spir-
itual. and lauding polygamy.
opened its fifth annual convention in Boston
yesterday. Seventy-fve lithographing
Establishments and between Sc, OO0, 600 and
81, 600 600 capital are represented. The i'm
visibility of continuing the consolidation OF
lithographing interests throughout the coun-
try according to the plan adopted in New
York last year.
The Louisville Times advises that Ken.
tucky abandon all idea of an exhibit at the
Worlds Fair This advice is based on the
complications that have arisen due to
politics, official disputes and Questionable
alton unavailable until after recourse is
had to the courts, together with the in
dignities offered Congressman Brecken-
ridge by the Chicago press ana public.
The details of the murder in West Africa
Of Captain Msnard Saoss the French explorer
Menard started from the Guinea coast about
q year ago, intending to travel north to the
French posts on the Niger river, making the
Captain Binger made several years ago, but
taking a rather more southerly route, 80 as
to xplore a region along the upper Niger.
sailants and wounded many others before
he succumbed.