Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-09
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DISPATCH issued yesterday went out to its
go 900 readers filed with the freshest and most
interesting news and the choicest literary mat
ter. A complete and ef1eient special tsle-
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| spondents at every Important news center
enable this journal to presens every day .
complete record OF current events; while d
score or more Of the abiest writer's Of the day
regularly contribute Sketches, stories and
essays on subjects Of general interest. The
man who desires to keep thoroughly informed
on all live questions reads THE DISPATCH and
finds it invaluable. It is a complete news
paper.
The great Lohdon strike Is virtually At an
end, the dock companies having conceded the
demands of the workmen. The increased
wages, however, are not to be paid until Jan
uary. Viscount Hinton was arrested and fined
as vagrant. Mary Anderson is regaining her
health Gladstonians will oppose the Catholic
College for Ireland. About 200 persons killed
and 900 wounded Is the appalling record Of the
Antwerp disaster Bismarck is expecting
trouble with both Rnssia and France, and Is
steadily increasing the army. All the German
papers are now very hostile to the Car. Paris
is lon1zing Edison, the inventor.
The Cabinet and the President have decided
not to call an extra session Of Congress. The
Pennsylvania campaign Is about to open.
Democrats think they have some chance OF
electing Bigier, Mrs. swinton and Josh Mann,
implicated In the Hamilton case at Atlantic
City, have been committed to jail to
await trial. Mrs. James g. Blaine,
Jr., is very III with rheumatism, and
cannot 90 Oh the stage at present.
Her friends deny that she has been paid money
to keep out of the theatrical profession. Gen
eral Legitime, Of Hsyti attributes his late de-
feat to the carrying out Of ex-Presldent C1eve-
lands policy. Brodie claims to have gone over
Niagara Falls in . rubber suit. No jurors for
the Cronin case have been secured.
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Suits have been entered against the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad for $4,000 damages for deaths
caused by the loss of the day express in the
Johnstown food. Experts examined the Car.
negie Library building in Allegheny and were
greatly pleased with its superb architecture
The interest In the Exposition continues to
grow, great crowds visiting it Saturday sfter-
noon and evening. "Doc'' Magee has returned
and been interviewed. The NJ. E. Church ID
about to organize new society to help the
cause of education.
The Bostons again defeated the Pittsburgs
--5 to in seven-inning game. Reclare won
good race at Sheepshead Bay. and Is looked
upon as a rival to El Rio Rey. A column Of
gossip about the coming boat race, illustrated
by portrait Of Gaudaur, was given on the
18th page.
"An Emperor's Decree, !" BY Edward 8. Van
zile, romantic novelette,, was gwen complets
in part II. Frank Carpenter tells how Amer
leans learn Greek in Athens-a paper that
every scholar should read. Bill Nye gave the
result Of studied investigation Of the police
systems Of Europe and America. Kamefa
sketched life at Lenex and Newport Olive
Weston wrote an interesting column about the
Queen Of Italy NJ. g. Williams contributed
information of value to sportsmen in regard 10
firearms. j. NJ. Waddeil sent an entertaining
letter from Paris. A correspondent at Hsligo.
land describes that quaint and curious place.
Shirley Dare. Bessie Bramble and Clara Bells
discussed topics OF interest to the ladies. Dr..
jackson contributed paper on the adultera-
tion of tea. E. II. Heinrichs' pleasing story,
Sunday Thoughts and other original articles,
as well as the usual departments, were In
cluded,