Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-21
ALWAYS In THE LEAD.
Some of the Features in Yesferday's Nam.
moth Edition of The Dispatch.

moth Edition of The Dispatch.
Yesterdays DISPATCH was a hummer II
consisted of 20 pages, and contained all the
telegraphic news from all parts of the world up
to the very latest moment of going to press,
besides column after column of interesting
reading matter on topics SO numerous and so
diversified that every taste was sure to be suited
THE DISPATCH is always valuable news
paper, and yesterdays paper was better than
the best. THE DISPATCH enters into larger
proportion of the homes of the city and sur
rounding country than does any other paper in
the country. THE DISPATCH is essentially a
newspaper. The following is synopsis OF
what it contained yesterday:
Louise Worcester, once the contidante of
Wilkes Booth firmly believes 1t was not he who
was shot in Garrett's barn. She claims to have
received a letter in the assassin's handwriting
in 1867, which she still has. A Nihilist has been
found in the Russian Imperial family. Senator
Delamater has no idea of giving up the battle,
and intends being in the fight to the finish.
Emperor William will soon pay visit to his
sisters and his cousins and his aunts. The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company denies the
Reading Company's allegations Ben Elsey,
who was hanged in Birmingham, Ala, confesses
that he was concerned in 2l murders. The
Pan Americans leave Washington for South
ern trip. People in the southern counties of
the State are clamoring for the South Penn
Railroad scheme. An idol of green stone is
now in the New York postoffice. Arrangements
for the execution of Kemmler by electricity at
Auburn have been completed.
III.
The superintendents of nearly all the roads
leading into Pittsburg make propositions Of
increase in wages to their yardmen, but the
offers are not accepted. The Homewood racing
track will be repaired at once, and Pittsburg
will once more have races. Officer Cross is
censured. and officials say the shooting was un-
called for. Getting ready for the AmerIcus
Club banquet. Many improvements being
made in the postoffice. The prompt action of
the police averts stampede in a circus.
Judges Ewing and Magee declare that holding
License Court Is an imposition on them. Mayor
Wyman doesn't think Mr.. Stayton expects to
win his case Unnecessary witnesses fees to
be headed off. The baseball season opens, and
games are played all over the country. The
sporting review is dished up with the usual vim.
III
This part contains an interesting Chicago
article, entitled The Whitechapel Club, a charm
ing letter from Miss Grundy, Jr.. the Ace of
Clubs, that Chat of Gotham by Clara Belle,
Digging in the Dit, by Bessie Bramble, Being
First Lady, by Ruhamah, the Social World, the
Grand Army. Secret Societies, the Argument
for God, by Rev. George Hodges, Prehistoric
Peoples, Everyday Science, Actors on the
Road, Banks and Butler. by:Frank G. Carpen-
ter; A Famous Library. News About Metals,
continuation of Beatrice. with illustrations by
our own artist; Everyday Dishes. South
American Trade, A Cottage to Sell, by R. W.
Shoppell; Janet and the Water King. Mind
Reading, Men Who Won Fame, Nuts to Crack.
Fair Woman's World, In Debt to Nature.
Colonial Courtship, Shekels and Beauty, besides
a varied and we'll selected assortment Of inter-
esting miscellaneous reading matter.