Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-14
A LITERARY FEAST
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Twenty pages Of live news and good liter
ature. furnished by some Of the best writers Of
Europe and America, were placed before
DISPATCH readers yesterday A complete
record of important events in all parts Of the
world, together with scores Of carefully pre-
pared articles, covering wide variety Of inter-
esting topics, was presented in most attract
i've form. THE DISPATCH believes that the
best is none too good for its readers. and is
constant in its endeavor to supply their wants.
A startling conspiracy has come to light
in connec tion with the Cronin case Six per-
sons have been indicted for conspiring to de-
feat justice by the attempted bribery of jurors.
One Of the accused has made confession,
duplicating court officials. @. E. McGregor
shot and killed ]. n. Cody at Warrenton, Ga.
Both were prominent citizens. Mrs. Ernest
the wife of St. Louis merchant, jumped from
q bridge, I18 feet high, into the river, in a
fruitIess attempt to commit suicide. Fire in q
lumber yard at Horton City, Pa. caused q
damage of s175. 900. Senator Manderson's PEN
sion is alleged to have been declared illegal
The international delegates visited Niagara
Falls on Saturday. Doctors fear Secretary
Halford will have to quit his duties on account
of illness. The horrible death Of lineman in
New York by electricity has aroused Mayor
Grace to earnest warfare against the overhead
wires.
From London comes the cheering news that
the cause of home rule for Ireland is making
steady progress. g. W. Williams, an American
negro, well known as lecturer and author, is
to marry wellconnected English girl. Bis
marck is trying to persuade the Gar that the
present European alliance Is for peaceful pur-
poses only. The Russian ruler has not yet de-
clared his intentions.
There is more discord among the musicians.
1t Is understood that the Grand Opera House
will withdraw from the Protective Union. Ten
million bushels of coal are ready for shipment
when the river rises. Rev. Colonel Danks has
been suspended from the ministry fer . year
for threatening the life of another man.
An interesting discussion Of the League
Brotherhood's plans was leading feature Of
the sporting columns. The Allegheny team
defeated the Wheeling club by score of to l.
The usual amount Of sporting news and gossip
was given.
Part second contained the continuation Of
Prof. Ebers' entertaining story of Joshua"
superbly illustrated Brennan contributed
well-told ghost story that was full of humor.
Wales furnished pleasing sketch of rife
ranges of the local military organizations. A
number of well-known literary women, among
them Louise Chandler Moulton, the Duchess
Mrs. Frank Leslie, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Mrs.
Mary ]. Holmes and Kate Field, gave their
views on the theme Il Wish Were Man.
The usual departments, and special articles by
James B. Morrow, Rev. George Hodges, Bessie
Bramble, Morton, M. M. Dixie, H. 7. McCIel-
land, G. q. Sandison, M. NJ. and others were
also included in this part of the paper.
In part third 8. o. R. described an Alaskan
summer, giving an interesting glimpse Of the
customs of the people of that country. "a
Daughter Of the Elavsn was the title Of .
charming novelette, by Sidney Luska. "The
Blind Prince" pretty story for younger read
ers, was contributed by Ernest II. Heinrichs
Henry Hsynies letter described the quaint old
monastery of Grande Chartreuse. Other arti-
cles in pages II to 20 included I'VE Rank With
Kings, by Theodore Stanton; ''Goodby, Queen
Anne" r. W. Shoppell; "The Dead Novelist
Hall Caine; sGuarding the Sale" NJ O. Will
Jams; Clara Bellies Chat; why Women De-
ceive," Maud Howe; Cooking Fine Art.n
Adrien Tenu: Sunday Thoughts and ..Ths
Fireside Sphinx 1t was q most excellent
number.