Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-10-02
TELEGRAPHIC BREVlTIES

Rosario, Argentina, was captured by
the government troops yesterday. All
the rebel leaders were taken prisoners.
A mutiny occurred at the federal
Jail at Fort Smith, Ark, yesterday,
which resulted in one prisoner being
dangerously If not fatally wounded.
Saturday noon three Chinese gardel-
ers living about three miles from Butte,
Mont, were murdered by unknown
parties, all being shot through the head.
The new State law requiring separate
cars for white and co!ored passengers
went into effect in Kentucky to-day.
The colored people will contest the
law.
The first steps were taken in Pitts
burg yesterday i'll a movement among
the roll turner's To break away from the
amalgamated association of iron and
steel workers.
A strike and boycott against the Ann
heuser- Busch brewery, of st. Louis, has
been decided upon. 1t is likely other
brewers will become allies of Mr.. Busch
and a hot fight is expected.
The United States cruiser Montgom-
cry left the Columbian Iron Works, at
Baltimore. this morning for her official
trial trip which is to take place OIL New
London, Conn.,, Wednesday.
The employees of the Oliver Iron and
Steel Company, at Pittsburg, Pa, who
recently returned to work at last years
amalgamatcd association scale rates,
have been notified of wage reduction
of 10 per cent. in all departments.
The Cabin Creek Baptist association
at Jonesboro, Ga, was brought to SEN
sational ending yesterday by the pres
ence of number of drunken men arm.
ed with revolvers. The speakers were
interrupted, fist fights breaking out in
the midst of the congregation, which
the officers Of the church vain,
ly sought to suppress. A big negro
discharged his revolver into the con.
gregation at random. The victim OF
the bullet, who tumbled over dead, was
lost sight of in the tumult and dozen
revolvers began belching their contents
1t is reported that two men were killed
outright and several are seriously
wounded
The remains of Gladys Stock bridge
the young woman who, while neditat
ing suicide, was taken suddenly i'll in Q
New York liquor store on Saturday
and died later at the Bellevue Hospital
are still unclaimed at the morgue. DR.
Constable says her maiden name
was Warren and that her parents are very
wealthy residents of Baltimore, Nd He alsc
said that the widow was, couple Of years
ago, the mistress of a metropolitan million
aire, a member of an old Knickerbockel
family.
This morning a freight train on the Big
Four railroad ran into three loaded flat car
at Edgewood, o., killing several men and in
uring others. The engine WIS lifted bodily
from its trucks and the tender thrown down
thirty foot embankment. On the front OF
the irst car in the train, three tramps were
riding. They were pinned in the wreckage
and two of them boiled 10 death by escaping
steam. The other was fearfully crushed
While track men were prying a car of Il q
rails tic flew up and struck one of the crew
in the stomach 1t is thought he is fatally
injured.
Judge Pryor, of the Court of Common
Pleas, at New York, has declined TO strike
out from the answer OF Russell Sage to tbs
action brought against him by Della Kecgan
for 100000 for alleged breach of promise OF
marriage, allegations against her character.