Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-02
A GREAT NEWSPAPER.
Yesterday. I..ue of The Dispatch RepIete

Yesferday's Issue of The Dispatch Replete
With News and Literary Articles.
| Yesterdays issue of THE DISPATCH, consist
| ing of 20 well filled pages Of cablegrams and
| telegraphic news besides the local happenings.
| social and scientific events, and the bright
| array of literary articles which comprised the
makeup proves conclusively that The Dis
PATCH keeps pace with the times and the de-
| mands of its CO. 600 readers. The Sunday issue
| of The DISPATCH always leads and never fol-
| lows.
The policemen are endeayoring to organize
a strike in London. England is about ready to
hand over her African claims to Germany.
The English make little progress in subduing
gambling. Gladstone spends a week in speech
making. and wins many adherents to his policy.
Sir Morell Mackenzie. Prof. James Bryce and
Henry Stanley will come to America in rhe fall
months on a lecturing tour, which will embrace
the leading business and commercial centers of
America. Emperor William is still confined to
his room, caused by confused limb, which in
jury he received by Jumping from his carriage
a few days since. The German Empire de-
clares its intention in reference to its African
claims. The recent strikes in Germany are not
melted by foreign countries. as erroneously
stated. Imposing ceremonies at the New Ulm
Catholic cathedral is participated in by many.
The congress of German Catholics will meet in
Coblentz.
Prince Arthur, the Duke Of Connaught, Wis
its Niagara Falls. An Idaho man marries
Senator's neice and is then appointed as Consul
to India. The President and members of the
Cabinet arranging for their summer vacation.
Kentucky is visited by disastrous fire-sMid-
dlesborough, Louisville and Lexington all suf-
fering heavy losses At the former place fire
of incendiary origin destroyed $500 900 worth of
property and left 600 people homeless. South
Dakota Prohbitionisrs have lively time in
discussing and taking action on the original
package question. Proceedings of the nited
Presbyterian Assembly.
Thomas NJ. Bayne receives SUFFICIENT votes to
insure his denomination ut Tuesdays conven-
ton. A heavy vote polled at the Allegheny
county Republican primaries on Saturday. and
DalzelPs delegates have walkover. The con-
test between Neeb and Rutan will be very
close. A Tilted girl suicides by taking an ounce
of paris green. An Allegheny wife becomes
jealous Of her husband and attempts suicide
by poisoning. Memorial services at Johnstown
in commemoration of the great food. Pro-
ceedings of the Scoteh-Irish Congress; the
President and Cabinet and Governor Campbell
and staff, of Ohio, in attendance; Rev. DR.. John
Halls address before the assembly. A mill
ionaire coal man bound over TO court for de-
serting his wife.
III.
Part three was replete with articles written
especially for yesterdays issue of The Dis
PATCH by the best literary talent of this and
foreign countries. Notably among which were
the serial, In the Dark" by DIR. Philip Wolf;
and 1.-The Ace of Clubs" by Prince Josef
Lubomirski; Scotch-Irish Types. by Bessie
Bramble; Gossip of Gotham, by Clara Belle;
Keeping the White House. by Miss Grundy
Jr.; Spain as Nation, by T. W. Palmer; Nast's
Caricatures; Washington Gossip, by Frank
Carpenter; New Russian Outrages. by Stepniak.
Articles on science, travel and working were
also given ample space. The columns were
well filed by the latest society gossip, amuse-
ment and sporting notes, secret society doings,
local trade and river news etc.