Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-10
1T is STILL A SECRET.
Professor Koch's Celebrated Consumption
Cure Not Yet Revealed.


Cure Not Yet Revealed.
(By Associated Press.
BERLIN, November 9-Prof Berg
man inoculated 10 consumptive patients on
Thursday by Prof. Koeh's process, and
patients before number of physicians in
order to show the change that had resulted
within "a hours.
The Borsen Courier says it has authority
for the statement that Prof. Koch's remedy
has proved to be success. A famous Ger
man surgeon, it says, was cured within five
days OF case of lupus or necrolic tubercu-
lar destruction of the tissues of the face.
The National Zeitung says that Prof.
Koch, although he has performed a number
of cures, does not yet consider the time has
come for the publication of his researches.
Although the remedy has been applied to
patients in the Charity Hospital and in
some private cases, its composition remains
a profound secret.
CAUSE FOR REJOICING.
RoME-The RJorma says that the visit
of the German Chancellor to Italy is an
event over which the two nations should re-
joice, as it affords confirmation of the ex-
istence of friendly relations between the
two countries. 1t is political event of the
first order. indicating change Of system
and belief in high quarters in the exist
ence of other forces better adapted to combat
socialism than the Christian Conservative
party, which will be replaced by the Hebrew
Middle Glass Liberals. But the turn of the
Conservatives will come around again. The
July monarchy in France proved that the
middle class is incapable of governing.
CHEERED THE CHANCELLOR.
MILAN-General Won Caprivi left Milan
at o'clock this morning after bidding
cordial farewell to Prime Minister Crispi.
The principal German residents were at the
station to witness the departure of the Chan
cellor, and he shook hands heartily with
them all. AS the train moved off the Chan
cellor was vociferously cheered. When the
Como station was reached the train stopped,
ane General Won Caprivi sent telegram to
Signor Crispi, receiving a prompt reply.
The Chancellor then proceeded on his jour
ney to Berlin.
LONDON BROKER EXPELLED.
LoNDoN-A rare incident in the history
OF the Stock Exchange occurred during the
past week. 1t was the action of the COM
mittes in expelling from the institution
Percival Preston, broker, for breach of
faith with a client It seems that the client
had ordered Preston to sell large parcel
of Mexican securities, but that the broker,
disregsrding the interests of his client, first
sold for himself, thus spelling his clients
market.
DECLINE IN ENGLISH EXPORTS.
LoNDoN-The exports to America for
in he ID of do
turns Saturday, have been misquoted as
showing that the decline in trade under the
Mckinley law is small. Those returns in
clude part of the heavy shipments of Sep
tember. The November returns will be the
first reliable data showing the action of the
new law.
CARRIED ON THE CROWDS SHOULDERS.
BARCELoNA-Ex-Pre Sagasta, who
is making political tour of the country, re-
ceived an ovation here to-day. On his ar
rival he was carried from the railway station
to his carriage on the shoulders OF the crowd.
Then the horses were embarrassed and the
carriage WAS dragged in triumph through
the streets.
GOING OUT ON STRIKE.
GREENoCK-Ata mass meeting of rail-
way men here to-day it was decided to go
out on strike. This action was taken in
consequence of the companies having re-
fused either to lessen the hours of labor or
to submit the mems demand to arbitration.
The men will all quit work on Monday.
The date has not yet been fixed.
THOUSANDS OUT OF WORK.
BERLIN-The shoe manufacturers at Err
furth have declared lockout in conse-
quence of a dispute arising from the dis
missal of workman. Three thousand men
are thrown out of employment.
CHARGES AGAINST DILLON AND o'BRIEN.
LoNDoN-Lord Londonderry, in a speech
at West Hartlepool, said that the Tipperary
riot had been deliberately organized by Dill
lon and O'Br1en and that Mr.. Morley had
been inveigled into the trap.
EXPLORER NANsEN HoNoRED.
BERLIN-The German Geographical So
ciety has bestowed the Humboldt medal
upon the Norwegian explorer, Nansen.
THE COUNT REACHES LONDON.
LoNDoN-The Count of Paris and the
Duke OF Orleans. accompanied by their