Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-29
EXCELLENT READING MATTER.
Abundance OF Choice Literature in Yssssr-
days 16.Page Dispatch.


days 16-Page Dispatch.
Yesterdays double number of THE DIS
PATCH was brimful of interesting matter
The news Of the day from ali parts of the world
In Its most attractive and readable form; reviews
OF sporting events, local intelligence the gossip
or the summer resorts. art and musical criti-
cisms, carefully prepared articles on literary,
scientific and religious topics. choice miscel-
lany. romantic fiction. poetry-in brief, all the
features of a complete newspaper were in
cluded. When snch beautiful supply OF
good literature is regularly laid before them it
is no wonder that $50 900 readers are enthusias-
tic in praise Of their favorite paper, THE DIS
PATCH.
According to- previous announcement the
marriage of the Earl Of Fife and Princess
Louise took place in London with imposing
ceremonies. There were 400 presents valued at
sl.O00000. An account of the Gladstone golden
wedding and Mr.. Gladstone's speech on that
occasion was also given. John Jarrett talked
with The DISPATCH correspondent repudiat-
ing the interview published in a Manchester
paper. Americans were interested listeners at
the Parliamentary debates. The result of the
controversy over the royal grants is considered
warning that the royal family must be less ex-
travagant in future. Bismarck proposes con-
ference of the Emperors of Russia, Austria
and Germany in the interests Of peace.
DR.. A e. Jones, who has been missing for
some days, is found to have been murdered by
a negro in Cincinnati His body has been re-
covered and the negro arrested. Henry Ken
nedy, South Carolina Republican. has left
Washington much dissatisfied about the failure
of colored men to get offices. Secretary Tracy
is credited with new plans for improving the
navy Virginia Republicans accuse Malone Of
keeping their State Democratic. Aman named
Vanderburg, who has been connected with
various religious denominations in Crawford
county, is reported to have eloped with the
wife of one Of his parishioners Parkersburg's
Mayor sends out An earnest appeal for aid for
the sufferers from the Kanawha foods.
II.
At labor convention held In Scottdale
strike was ordered to begin August l. Coke
operators were not represented at the conven-
ton. The Eighteenth Regiment broke camp
at Uniontown and the veterans returned to
Pittsburg. The dead body Of a man supposed
to be Wallace Wheeler, Of Tarentum, was
found in the Allegheny river at Ross Grove.
1t is now stated that the proposed increase of
the force in the Pittsburg Postoffice will not
be made at present. Members of st. PauPs to
the number of 1000 held an enjoyable picnic at
Silver Lake Grove. Clara Barton gave tea
at the Red Cross Hotel IN Johnstown. The
uOuSc, uOb Optueu. SuoiIcI ldullilcss Ats %.
Moreland is the inventor of q process to cool
water on trains by condensed air. There is an
unprecedented demand for laborers in this city.
The home club defeated the Clevelands again
score IL to S There were good races at ST.
Paul and Saratoga The usual quantity of
sporting news was given, also Pringie's inter-
esting review of the events of the week.
III.
Part II. includes lieutenant Louisa" q COM
plete and fascinating story by Julian Haw-
thorne- Frank Carpenter, in his letter from
Cairo, gave very complete pictures of some Of
the curious things found in that ancient city:
Kamera furnished an attractive sketch Of pic
turesque scenes among the Adirondacks. How
kangaroos are caught in Australia was told in
an entertaining paper by Frank Kempster.
Baroness Salvador furnished a gossipy
and pleasing account of the home
life of Adelina Patti. The
origin of the order of Elks was told by Morton
in a most excellent paper. Berry Wall gave
his ideas of the proper thing in swallow tails
and other articles of mems apparel L. b
France gave graphic sketch of life at the
Mexican capital. A letter from the Otoe
Indian Agency contains much curious Informa-
ton regarding the red men of the far West.
Heinrichs contributed one of his original and
fairy stories. SUNDAY Thoughts"
Rev. George Hodges religious talk, 'Clara
Bellies Chat" Mrs. Sherwood's letter from
Spain, and several other original contributions
were included in the long list of excellent
articles.