Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-27
AROUND THE WORLD.
Good Things in Yesterdays Dispatch From
All the Earth Over.

Good Things in Yesterdays Dispatch From
All the Earth Over.
Miss Nellie Bly, circles blithely round the
| globe and returns with no new light on the
worlds many nations. She has accomplished a
mighty feat, but the results thereof are but
meager Now, THE DISPATCH gtrdIes the
earth in week, and tells us all that is strange
and noticeable in every land and every Cline
1t is no headlong fight that THE DISPATCH
takes week after week. Camera and notebook
are forever ready. and the public benefit by the
journey. Yesterdays 29page DISPATCH gave
to its myriad of readers fact and fiction from
abroad and from at home.
L
Dom Pedro is anxious to return to Brazil, and
expresses willingness to accept the Presi-
dency of that country. Benzon, the notorious
Jubilee plunger, has be en- discovered in forgery.
The French are prepared to sell to England
their Newfoundland fishing rights. The Ger
man Reichstag has defeated the Socialists ex-
pulsion bill by a large majority.
Ex-Sergeant at Arms Leedom thinks that
defaulting ex-Cashier Sileott has been allowed
to escape by Canadian detectives. Nellie Bly,
completed her globe tour in 72 days. 6 hours
and 10 minutes. Doses of nitrate OF silver have
colored Georgia man quite blue. Senator
Quay was harrassed with callers before his de-
parturo 1Or flOTlQa. A0arCQ1SL MOST was az
rested in New York. Harriet Beecher Stowe
has long lost her mind and is dying fast. A
hot school fight RACES in New York State Two
Pennsylvania Gubernatorial candidates attend
Chester Burns banquet A New York young
man played pious and skipped with thou
sands.
In the Republican primaries the candidates
had a walkOver. A kick is looked for over the
Eta n idofo f0r
Manager Johnston has negotiated in New Y ork
for four musical companies. The old postofice
is to be refurnished and remodeled within.
Orchids are not cultivated in Pittsburg. Hun
dreds of buildings are pronounced insecure in
the city, and many are to come down. The
Carnegie Free Library and Music Hall are
pronounced finished. A lively shindy occurred
in Yellow Row. Pringle's review of sports and
the usual sporting intelligence will be found in
their places.
Frank 6. Carpenter, in Fighting Senators"
gives a crisp article on some Washington feuds
and friendships. Beatrice" Rider Haggard's
strong story, grows more deeply interesting
with every fresh issue. B. G. Johns article on
Much Hadham is interesting in connection
with George Washington's ancestry An able
article on the Irish game of Handball is con-
tributed by F. R. Burton. James c. Purdy's
entertaining "reminiscences of old Pittsburg is
continued. W. G. Kaufman contributes letter
press illustrations in writing of the develop
ment in naval transit. Bill Nye, ESQ.,, is highly
amusing when describing his wonderful loco
motive ride. Miss Grundy, Jr.. is pleasant on
the Bachelors and Beaux of Congress. Clara
Belle writes of the snobbery of New York
society" with effect ''Come Forth" the
Biblical story by Elizabeth s. Phelps. is full of
interest; as also, are Fannie B. Wards letter
on the Isthmus of Panama, and Lorna Doone
on ''Roses for Winter" Other contributors to
yesterdays DISPATCH were Edward Wake
field. Bumbalo. "Redbird." IL M" Bessie
Bramble, Rev. Geo. c. Hodges, 81. c." Henry
Haynie, Geo. Newell Lovejoy," Shirley Dare,
Clara Belle, B. P Shillaber, Arthur West and
Carl Wilhelm. The children's fairy tale by
"Paysie," was charming. The science notes. to-
gether with the 6. A. R., Theatrical, Secret
Society. and Society columns, and the Sunday
Thoughts" section, will be found useful and
entertaining.