Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-30
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Mrs. Schenley told the London representa-
tive-of THE DISPATCH that site for the Blind
Asylum would be given at the eastern end of
the park; she contemplates a visit to Pitts
burg next year and great Improvement
NJ. Case, an eccentric Michigan man,
died suddenly In London. Kaiser VIII
helm devotes himself largely to nautical
matters. The Duchess of Montrose assaulted
an unknown lady in the street.. Major Panitza
was executed at Soma for conspiracy =. The
Queen has a new state coachmsn. Burr Nc
Intosh has won the plaudits of Lopdon critics
-, Mrs. General George B. Mcclellan gave a
dinner to the Count of Paris. .Parneli's 44th
birthday celebrated by banquet in his honor
Troubles multiply n,,ns in English polite political
The German army bill has passed to Its third
reading. The Anglo-German agreement still
causes much comment. bulgarian finances
are in a bad way. Americans In Paris will
fittingly observe the Fourth of July. Hope
of reeiving the Carlst cause is stimulated by
the illness of Prince Aphonse, "A Dutch
steamer sunk IN collision and 100000 guilders
went to the bottom. Dixon receives the
praise and prize money.
Home Telegrnphic News.
Discouraging news from Dunbar-maps In
accurately drawn and fires still raging, but an
entrance being effected. ..SuDerintendent
Porter thinks population of United States will
amount to "a. 500 O0O. Disputed census dis
tricts in Minneapolis are to get new COUNT.
Evidence of damaging character hled against
Notary Public Joseph c. Mackin, of Chicago,
relative street railroad bribery. and he IS not
to be found. Perry Donaldson, who SO sue
cessfully held up the paymaster of the Frick
Wynn Coke Works for 81. 100. escapes from his
pursuers on Chestnut Ridge. Mrs. McGinty
has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to kill Banker
Foltz, of New Castle. The BODY OF man sup
posed to be Samuel Coates found in the Como
quenessng. Big fight between Italians and
Nlov avilla and 6aufh IN fho Tfol.
ian who hereafter dares enter there. IA grand
reception rendered the American So
ciety Sf Civil, Engineers by, Mr.: and
Pbiiadeiphia barber sues Charles B. Wright.
a railroad president, to recover SIS, 600 profits
in stocks won by plaintiff with Wright's IN oney
advanced through Friendship. "A CONCORD, n.
h, church was stoned while Rev. A. s. Orue,
an unpopular minister, was preaching 80. China
men are to be imported to San Francisco to
labor on railroad contracts. Lake front rec.
commended as the Worlds Fair site. :. Federal
election bill warmly discussed IN the House,.
Free coinage Republicans trying to make an al
lance with Democrats. "A suggestion that the
South Fork dam committee should hold back
It's report no longer. =. Miss Frances Potts, of
Reading. after failing to commit suicide by vio-
lent means, courts death by refusing to take
nourishment.. Texas cities make splendid
showing in population. Minneapolis and St
Paul will settle their difficulties in the courts
1.-The trouble in san Salvador purely OF
local nature The rails spread and 80 were Sc
on at ST. Louis. and preparations for long
lockout of freight handlers. Italians of
America will erect monument to Columbusin in
New York Mrs. James Cowan, of Waynes-
burg, commits suicide by drowning. Louisiana
Lottery Company agrees to the stipulation OF
s., ,250, 900 annually, and they are sanguine of
success II. People and horses dying in Chicago
from the heat....A hot wave sweeps down
over Southern Michigan and is followed by
tornado. -Four fatal cases of sunstroke at
Louisville and % at Cincinnati. .Chieagos
population will be over million and Cleve-
lands 265, 600. Six thousand coal miners
strike at Birmingham. Ala....The salary of
Captain Compton, who served in the navy
under Hippolyte at a salary of $1,000, has been
reduced to $3.50 and he resigned. Two promi-
nent Texans charged with burning an oil re-
fnery. President Work. of the defunct
Gloucester, N. ]. bank, chased into the river
and forced to swim to escape depostor who
had lost $50 900 by the banks failure. Officers
of the American Life Insurance Company
charged with conspiracy General Charles
Roome, one of the oldest and most eminent
Masons il the Omitted States dies aged IS. IA
couple betrothed for 80 years marry on the
groom's deathbed.