Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-21
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

The Duke of York refuses to join the
army, prelerring the navy.
The States General at Hague was opened
yesterday by Queen Regent Emma in person.
"A negro named Sullivan has been
lynched at Navasota, Tex, for assaulting a
white woman.
Six drunken conscripts ran amuck at
Der of persons.
Fires are still raging north and east of
New Castle, COL, though a change in the
wind has done much its fury.
-Mascagni, the Italian composer, was
almost mobbed in Vienna Yesterday by q
crowd of admirers. He escaped them by the
aid Of the police.
take their lands in severalty and the nego-
tiations will result in opening over 2,0OO,OOO
acres to settlement.
Brad D. Slaughter, United States Marshal
for the district of Nebraska, has vacated his
office because the Government has not, he
asserts, paid his bills.
ALBERT Fuller and Henry Casper fought
duel last night at Gold Ridge, Tenn,
Casper being killed and Fuller fatally shot.
An old quarrel caused the affair.
Editor j. B. Rucker, who was shot down
in crowded portion OF Somerset, hy,
Monday night, by an unknown assassin,
died at 1890 o'clock yesterday morning.
first families in the peerage of Ireland, has
been arrested for vagrancy, and sent to tho
common Jail for two months at Winnipeg.
BY the arrest of Charles Michenfelder in
st. Louis for burglary the police believe
they have the man responsible for the most
of the burglaries committed in the city and
suburbs the last six months.
The National Directors OF the Travellers
Protective Association are making elaborate
arrangements Tor the grand reunion Of
travelling statesmen, which is to take place
in st. Louis, Saturday, October ].
"A deputation comprising 20 members Of
the Hungarian Diet, Monday, waited upon
Louis Kossuth, the Hungarian patriot at
Turin and presented him with congratula-
tory address signed by $1,000 Hungartans.
The Sultan of Morocco has induced the
Angherites to promise the payment of a
tribute of $4,000 and q contingent of 800 men.
Elkarnan, the leader of the late rebellion,
who is not included in the amnesty, has fed
to Algeria.
in the school parade Of the Columbian
schoolboys will pass in review before Presi-
dent Harrison. The Roman Catholic socie-
ties will also have special parade on the
night of October II.
Charles H. Paul, Treasurer of Adams
county, Neb., who was found guilty of the
embezzlement OF county funds and sem
fenced to three years in the penitentiary,
has been pardoned by Governor Boyd and
released from custody.
Sir Gilbert, Edward Campbell, Charles
Montague Clarke. James Morgan, David Tol.
wick and Nathan Steadman, indicted tor
conspiring to obtain money by means OF
bogus literary and art societies, we're brought
up for trlal in London court yesterday.
"A crowd of people attacked a detach-
ment of Caribineers who were trying to ar
rest famous brigand at Vicovaro yester-
day. The mob succeeded in freeing the
brigand. Nine bandits have been arrested
in Catania on the charge of muruering a
land owner.
The Consular representatives of Central
and South American Republics have united
in a protest to the Colombian minister in
this country against the action of the
Colombian Government in placing an en-
barge upon all vessels destined Ior Colon
from United states ports.
John Graves, w. A. Holder and John
Marshal Hall, all white; Frank Collins, lS-
year-old negro. and Sam Downing, alies
Hickory, a 1ull-blooded Choctaw Indian,
have all been sentenced to be hanged on
November next IN Arkansas. The death
sentences are all passed LOT crimes commit
ted in Indian Territory.