Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-16
A JOURNALISTIC TREAT.
Synopsis of n Few of the Many Good Things
Cnnfninnd In Va.rerdnx,. Dinnntch

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| Contained In Yesterdays Dispatch.
A trlde over g., OOO copies of yesterdays DIS
| PATCH were printed and sold in Pittsburg and
surrounding country. Its 20 pages were filled
with news from all parts of the known world,
| besides columns of live local news. The special
| features Of yesterdays DISPATCH were some
| thing out of the ordinary, and must be read to
be thoroughly appreciated. A few of the many
| good things are appended:
New rules are needed in England to save the
| Tory Government from speedy destruction.
| ALI England is aroused by the serious nature of
| the DISPUTE with France Men of high rank
| discuss the issues in Germany. great lack of
| respect is shown to the memory Of ex-Speaker
Randall In Washington. Miss Caldwell and
Baron Won zedtwitz to be married Congress
man Dalzel has plan for the settlement Of
the Pacific Railroad debt. The United States
Circuit Court at Leayenworth decides that
any size original package can be freely sold
under the decision of the United States Su-
preme Court. Five tons of gylcerine explode
at Findlay. Destructive storms rage in Ken
lucky and Illinois. Pennsylvania is too pros
porous to get up a good show at Chicago. A
sensitive actress refuses to be photographed
in a rather air costume, but she is eau ght by
flash light while upon the stage. PoI-1erly
makes plea for equal and exact justice for
the worlds female toilers.
New primaries are set for the Twenty-third
District. Hundreds of sick persons are being
cured at Troy Hill at the hands of Catholic
priest. surprisingly large number of children
are found employed at manual labor. William
Scott Is charged with the murder Of Salvatore
Tero. A sham battle takes place in Allegheny
for the benefit of the West Penn Hospital. The
United States Marine Band give concert in
the evening. Frank Semple RECEIVERS his dead
fathers Bible. The result of Democratic and
Republican primaries throughout the state are
published in full. Sports and pastimes are re-
plete with facts and figures.
II.
Brennan describes Art in the Country, Wilmer
Wellington writes about Scenes in Virginia, A
Doctor of divinity, the Sunday Lesson. Rud-
yard Kiping, the Black Jack, Victoria's Let
ters, No More Wrinkles, the American Girl,
Philosophic Reflections, Beating Uncle Sam,
Gossip of Gotham, the Home Winners. Citizen
Cleveland, Art for Country Sale. Omens on the
Deep, Comfort and Dress, the Owner of the
Angelus IN Foreign Courts and Gobbles In
America are all graphically described by a
corps of brilliant writers.
III.
Thomas Mast illustrates Fine Arts in Con-
gress: while William Churchill tells of South
Sea Lovers; the Ace of Clubs; Duties of a
ANuiocS 1dico LouuOui VI
ium; In the Dark; Miracles and Law; the Fire
side Sphinx; the Woman's World; Ellice Sere.
ma tells how to make salads: c. r. Clifford
writes of the beauty in the home; and a staff
writer describes Our Servant Girls.
Beside all the above, full market reports and
miscellaneous reading matter will be found,
which makes THE DISPATCH one of the most
interesting papers published. 1t is a complete
book in itself and only costs cents.