Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-20
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terday's 20 Page Dispatch.

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fonr will he dictator RouIanper IL in had
baoIth ard r.ondor soc;o+v "a having hin, littia
at.o,,t;e. Has-s pooI,af,r+ crao+sd a scono
bv hrandisbino a revolvar AZ a mad Frenohman-
who assanlted him on the street. The worI, of
the Samoan Commission progresses satisfactor-
iIv. the demands of the Americans being gem
eraIlv conceded. labor troubles continue to
vorrv the Gerr,an Governrent
Tbrea -o,,i,a-+ c;tizens of Grove citv Arl,
one of them the Sheriff. were killed in a politi-
cal quarrel. growing out of differences between
whites and blacks. The Commissioners attend
ing the Presbvterian General Assembly in New
York were taken ont on the bay by Colonel
sbenard and cot lost in a foo for a short time
The Southern Presbyterians had a lively de-
bate over the question of union The cause Of
Mary Tobin's death still remains mystery A
late theory is that she committed suicide after
a quarrel with her lover. The President had
so many callers he could do little work. His
family will spend the summer at Deer Park.
week. Maaame Won Suerow has returned from
Eurona and ralates the sthrv of her narria0a
70 a boc,s ,ohIo,uo- A. Io,o. - vo,,,r-a-
to,rn ;s oo- sdant +ha+ he Iii r,at e. ponb Ri
can nomination for CIovernor Of Ohio
The resuIt of the local nrimaries indicates
that tho Ranublicar Conn+v Cororoittoa 1vi1I
contain a ,noioritv of Mocaa man NJ Moooa
saws II ia a victory FOR home rn1e p n 1o5n.
ston is nronosed as the Democratic candidate
for District ATTORNEY. Other political news
and gossin filed severaI colnmns George Rve
a ViTOinian VISITING In pittsburo toId a tbr1l1.
inc storv of his .Tnariances as an AboIitionist
in the soutb befors the war II is nredioted
that some of the delegates to the Trades Conn
ell will withdraw from the organization owing to
the charges apainst the nresident of the Window
Glass Workers. Plans for the miners cottage
bosnitaIs are e,bihi+ed ond a. js onnonrced
that WORK will he baonr coon Tba executor of
o. A. Smith. of New Castle. wins a suit to re-
cover the value of life insurance policy and
will receive sI1. 200.
Saturdav,s Oame betuaan the PittsbnrO and
New York climbs resulted in a victory for Pitts
burg Score. q to q Baseball news from all
parts of the country. the gossip of the turf and
ring made the sporting columns unusually at
tractive
III
Frank Carpenters letter on the temples and
peocle of Burmah was a leading feature of the
second part Olive Weston described the IA
nous Ouida in brief but interesting paper.
Bill Nye told of his experience as a reporter.
Hon. George W. Childs contributed many
pleasing "reminiscences of great men of his ac-