Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-09
SUNDAYS DISPATCH.
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS CONTAINED IN
YESTERDAYS TRIPLE SHEET.
Twenty Pages Filled With the Doings of the
Civilized World, and Other Features
That Tend to Make First-Class News
paper in All Respects.

From the first to the last of its pages Sun
days DISPATCH was full of interest for the
general reader. All of its departments were
up to the usual high grade Of merit, the for
eign, domestic and local reports being particu-
lary well served. The fourth and supple
mental pages contained great deal of original
and choice selected matter. Following is re-
sumo of the news features of the paper:
Foreign.
Joseph Ribot sentenced in Paris to 20 years
Imprisonment for numbering his wife. -. Henry
s. Watts, American, badly treated by Italian
Customs officers at the French frontier. Par
nell cultiyating the labor element. .koch's
lymph pronounced failure in London. Par
nellite delegates sail for New York
on their financial mission. London He
brews excited over proposed removal
of an ancient synagogue .... NIhilist
Degajetf arrested in Russia for MURDER.
Flames destroy an immense pine forest in
France. Peace of Europe threatened by the
squabbes of King Milan and Queen Natalie
IA London bunco man soundly thrashed by
an American. American method of spelling
not popular in London. The old story against
Dixie being used to his disadvantage. An
English physician wins a fortune at Monte
Carlo and falls dead. Dock laborers lose their
fight.
Domestic.
A famous women's organization in Washing
ton splits over the color line.. New Iork's
Four Hundred witness Carmencita dance
New York artists indignant over the attack
made on their works in Philadelphia Phila-
delphia NJ. E. Conference votes against admis-
sion of women....A. c. bravo has the Bati-
moro attachment withdrawn. Three muir
derers under l6 years old to be tried in
Kentucky. D. Colonel 1. Underwood dies from
the shock of the Columbus shooting tragedy.
An aged New York woman drives her grand
daughter from home and kills herself Dr.
George Baird shot and killed by DR.. George
I. Garrison, at Wheeling. -. An incorrect map
caused the Jeanesville mine DISASTER.
Ohio Valley Amateur Baseball League to be
formed. =. Cambria Iron Works. Johnstown,
deprived of gas shut down. Miners at Mt.
Pleasant denounce Operator Rainey. .Phila-
delphIa bank wreckers sent to prison for terms
ranging from two to four years. Indian Com
missioner says general Indian disarmament
would be dangerous. The Hearst funeral
train starts from Washington. Judge ]. H.
Beatty appointed U. S. District Judge in Idaho
20 ueer mix in tine Kansas Legislature,
Local
The Russian girl who committed suicide at
Union station was deserted by her lover....
Central Trades Council protests against the
treatment of coke strikers. Elmer Collins be-
gins his 18th day of fasting j ohm Blondon ar
rested for the murder of Patrick Burns in
Upper st. Clair township. Henry Wertzhoff
assaulted and robbed on the Forty-third street
bridge. Home for aged people to be estab-
lished by the Womens United Presbyterian
Association. Plans considered for a new
bridge to Herr's Island. Recent changeable
weather responsible for much sickness. Ben
iamin Darlington dead Legitimate beneficial
societies will not be dragged down by chose of
mushroom growth 80. President foelpson
hears charges against local painters.