Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-20
GOSSIP OF THE GoTHtMITEs.
Gould and His Churn Going Abroad.
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NEW YORK, August l9.-Wall street was full
Of rumors to-day, that Jay Gould would 60 to
| Europe shortly, for his health. Everyone in
the Western Union building who is near to Mr..
| Gould refused to deny or sonhrm the truth OF
| the report. In all probability Mr.. Gould will
| make his departure this season as unobtru-
| sively as he made It two years ago, whenfhe
first intimation he gave the public of his plans
was his appearance at the Cunard dock, ten
minutes before the steamship on which he took
passage left her berth. 1t is said that Mr..
famous churn which he took with him two
years ago. For many years all the butter con-
sumed by Mr.. Gould has been made in this
churn. In the spring it is sent after him to
Irvington. In the fall 1t is returned to his
Fifth avenue residence. Butter made In other
churns does not agree with Mr.. Gould's
stomach. The churn is q ramshackle, old
fashioned affair. operated by a crank. Mr..
Gould, it is said, occasionally turns the crank
himself, for exercise.
Must Go Back With His Barrow.
Pat Halloran and his wheelbarrow arrived
here from London to-day on the steamship
Egyptian Monarch. Ten weeks ago the same
Patrick and the same wheelbarrow
arrived here on another steamship.
Patriok's clothes were worn out and he
hadn't cent of money. Hepurposed to wheel
his barrow to the City of Mexico. He was sent
back as a pauper and lunatic. He wandered
behind his wheelbarrow from Liverpool to
London, where he was arrested. After ten
days in solitary confinement he was shipped to
America by the authorities. He and his wheel
barrow will be sent back again.
She IL Mrs. Harrison's Niece.
On the French steamship Normandie, which
arrived at her dock at noon were Mrs. Mary
Scott-Dimock, daughter of ex-President Grevy
OF France, and her husband, MI. Wilson. M.
Wilson was accused some time ago Of selling
his influence with the Government to men
striving for membership of the Legion of
Honor. HIS subsequent conviction caused the
resignation of President Grevy and the down.
fall of his Government. Mrs. Dimock is
niece Of Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. Mrs Dimock
Is en- route to Nantucket, Mass, where her
mother, Mrs. scott-Lord. is dangerously ILL.,
Funeral of Clarence Pell.
The funeral of Clarence G. Pell, who was
mistaken for a deer and shot near Lake Par
Isancatta, by young Ellis H. Roberts, took
place this evening at the residence Of his
family in Fourteenth street. Only near friends
and relatives were present. The interment
will be private.
Found q Skeleton in the Bushes.
Saturday afternoon a party of young people
out gathering huckelberries in the woods near
Manor View, L. L, found the skeleton Of
woman in the bushes. The few rags which still
clung to the bones showed that the woman's
clothing had been of fine texture. The bony
fingers of the left hand held the remnants of
leghorn hat. In the forehead were two small.
deep holes, apparently made with . sharp,
octagonal instrument. The skeleton had lain
in the bushes for about two years. The identity
of the murdered woman has not yet been dis
covered.
No Flowers for Five Murderers.
Joe Atkinson, the hangman, Is making all
his arrangements to hang five men next Fri
day. The scaffolds will be erected next
Wednesday. Three men will hang on one, and
two on the other. To the former l0Oopound
weight will be attached, and to the latter
750pound weight. One hundred women have
been refused permission to send flowers to the