Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
SUNDAYS DISPATCH.
A PAPER THAT WAS CREMMED FULL
OF THE WORLDS NEWS.

Not a Dull Page From the First to the
Mountaineering Going on That
Could Interest Its Readers to Be Found
in Yesterdays Big Paper.
THE DISPATCH of Sunday was one of the
best all-round newspapers ever issued from the
presses of this Office. The news was of a most
varied character, nothing of general interest
being neglected. The special cable service was
especially full, while the domestic and local
reports of current events were complete in all
respects. The literary department was also up
to it's usual excellence Following is a resume
of the main news features:
Foreign.
Bismarck decides to stand for the Reichstag
Financial affairs in London not improved
PARIS artists dissatisfied over the action of
the President of the Salon in raising the stand
ard of that institution. =. English Liberals to
strongly contest the three vacant Parliamen-
tary seats. American society in Paris much
interested over the coming marriage of Ellen
Munroe, of Paris. and Henry Ridgeway, of
Philadelphia. Germany not yet ready to ad-
init American pork. The Russian crusade
against newspapers being pushed. Admiral
Sir Provo William Parry Wallis, the "Father OF
the English navy" celebrates his Tooth birth
day.. Russian capital directed to cotton
planting in Trans-Caspia and Turkestan. "A
pilgrimage of 500 penitents SAILS from Marseilles
for the Holy Land. .Dayit: opposes further
action regarding the omission of his
name from the Labor Commission Timothy
Harrington says he and Mr.. ParneIl are willing
to arbitrate. London car drivers threaten to
strike for increased pay. .. .Russiantmovements
on the Galician frontier on vast scale Sails
bury has large amount of patronage to dis
tribute. Chile has declared number of her
ports in state of SIEGE. Reported in Rome
that tho United States Government has been
given until Tuesday to answer Rudini's note.
Romantic tale of double suicide in the
Russian colony in Paris. The English Gov
ernment defeated in the House of Common
on the question of opium. Earl Granville
died poor man ..Austria's Reichsrath opened.
The Cars activity on the Eastern frontier
causing much uneasiness. Irish land bills be-
fore the House OF Commons in committee.
Domestic.
Mrs. James g. Blaine, Jr., to secure a divorce
and marry DIR. William T. Bull. %. Columbia
Iron and Steel Works will probably resume.
Rumors that the Chicago grand jury has dam
aging evidence against the whisky trust. No
change in the situation in the coke regions ex-
cepI that the Eighteenth Regiment returned
to Pittsburg. The McCaHll Opera Company
will not appear in Minnesota owing to the anti
tights law. Efforts to have Rev. Z. A. Briggs
the well-known Presbyterian divine tried for
heresy. Anna Dickinson denies the state
ment of her sister Susan. Judge Maxwell at
Cincinnati wIthholds his decision regarding
johnson and O'Neil baseball deal. The Pitts
burg club plays two practice gan es at St.
An Italian at Wheeling bar
gains for wife and is swindled.. -.
Five buildings destroyed by fire at Johnstown.
-. Senator PETER says that he will not be a
partisan in Congress. Canvass of Chicago's
city election begins. Nebecker's appointment
as United States Treasurer expected today.
Anna M. Purdy arrested in Syracuse for starv-
ing infants to death at her baby farm. Repre-
sentative Brooks thinks the wholesale end of
his bill might be amended. Miss Anne D.
UNISON, of Chicago, sues two men for $4,000
for being sent to an insane asylum
while sane. "A falling wall in Cincinnati kills
two persons. .kentuekys new constitution
may not be accepted by. the people.
Local.
Allegheny will not be affected by the pro-
posed new street improvement act :. The Con-
troller doubts his authority to award a printing
Not death from grip reported in
on Saturday. =. Extensive prepara-
tions being made for the Amerfcus Climb ban
quet.. Heavy advance made in the schedule
to ST. Paul common points. Great changes
promised in the Allegheny police force :. The
license list will probably be ready for publica-
ton to-day. Lieutenant Shearman talks upon
the necessity of an increased navy. Colonel
I. p. Roberts favors the ship canal being built
by private enterprise .Gompers to address
the big labor meeting at Lafayette Hail on
Tuesday. :. Physicians not disposed to favor
the adoption of badges. Mrs. s. r. p. John
dead at the age of 81 years. Pat Farrell says
he was robbed of his fight with DAILY, ALE
gheny yAthleticAssociation getting down to work
for the season. -. Eureka and Homestead foot
ball teams have a tie contest. Ed Reilly and |
Rube Collenge sign articles to wrestle at catch |
weight