Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-20
SUNDAYS DISPATCH.
TWENTY PAGES OF. NEWS AND CHOICE
GENERAL READING MATTER.


Doings of the World Mirrored in Yester-
days Unexcelled Newspaper-Complete
Special Foreign Cable Service With Full
General and Local News.
The DISPATCH of Sunday was perfect
newspaper in all respects, every page, news,
selected matter and advertisements, showing
to the best advantage. AS usual the special
cable service was very full, while the other de-
partments Of the paper were up to their usual
excellence. Following is a resume of the more
important news features:
Foreign.
Bismarck will stand for the Reichstag again
....German trades regulation bill excites
considerable opposition. European customs
union scheme to be revived. Italy to add
seven new war vessels to its navy. Gladstone
says the Irish question is blocking the way of
other things and must be met. Bradford
strikers detail several of their members to take
the lives of officers. Newfoundland delegates
confer with Government officials in London. 30.
The HurIburt scandal In London causes much
gossip. French Socialists preparing tor the
eight.hour demonstration. .Salisbury's re-
ply will prevent any interference. with
the Chilean Government. The British
gain another victory over the Miranzais,...
Squatters elected in the heart Of London.
Keeley Halwell, the artist, committed suicide.
THE Pope forbids all traffic in Cardinals
effects. New Zealand sends apples to Lon
don.. .Decobiap. the disgraced Tory, still hid
ing In Spain. Salvation Army refuge in the
BelleviiIe district, Paris closed by the authori-
ties. English Liberals confident Of winning
at the special election. Emigration from
England to America larger than last year,.
Captain Verney held in 81, 500 bail on serious
charge. 80. English women orators demand
more humane divorce law. .Parnell and Mrs.
O'Shea are at liberty to marry IL they see fit...
Thomas Barring offered his fortune to help out
his relatives, the bankers. =. Canada objects to
the growing practice of sending children emil
grants from England
General.
Sheriff Mccormick, of Fayette county, ap-
peals to the Governor for military to aid him
in keeping order. Five men drowned near
Wheeling while crossing swollen istream....
Eight hundred and forty-one deaths in Chicago
last week. :. The grip In Cleveland causes the
heaviest death rate ever known there. The
Governor may take trip to the coke regions.
....Seven murderers in the Wilkesbarre JAIL.
Pink-eye appears among Philadelphia horses
....W. L. Scott engineering a movement to
send q solid Pennsylvania delegation for Cleve-
land to the next convention. -. Fifty guests at
a wedding near Louisville poisoned. one having
died. :. Denial of the report that Harper,
of Fidelity Bank fame, is shown special
favors In the Ohio Penitentiary. :. .Secre-
tary Tracy says that only foremen
in navy yards must be examined.
Harrison given an enthusiastic reception in
Texas. Elevator companies at Minneapolis
charged with stealing wheat. Fifteen patients
discharged cured from Denver hospital for
consumption where Koch's process was used
....Susan Dickinson very ill....Six postal
clerks and two engineers lose their lives in a
collision on the Lake Shore road. Death at
Milwaukee of Major General Charles Hamil-
ton. The strike at the Braddock Iron Mill
still on....The property of the Pennsylvania
Construction Company sold at Sheriff's sale....
A man shoots his mistress on steamer In New
York harbor and then commits suicide....
Steamship City Of Berlin collides with bark
and both are badly damaged. The editor
of an italian newspaper in New York
still demands revenge. :. Another ru-
NOR that Quay will resign the
Of the National Committee.
Many freak curios being received at the Smith
sonian Institution at Washington. Treasury
officials uneasy over the prospective large pay
ments for pensions and bonds. People de-
serting the Shoreham Hotel, in Washington,
because of the recent accident there. =. Worlds
Fair laborers threaten to strike. Rev. DR..
Newton refuses to reply to questions put 10
him by Father Ignatius. Panic in the Chi.
cago wheat market.
Local.
Fifty streets left half completed by the
slaughter Of the improvement laws. Leading
Italians seeking plan to obtain tract of land
for an agricultural colony. The Committee
on Plans ready to report to the Library Com
mission. &c. A. r. making ready for Memo
rial Day.. Miss Sarah Rutan, NJ. D., addresses
the Central Trades Council. :. The Pittsburg
Bureau for Nurses started. Station agents
meet to protest against reduction of wages -.
Opposition to the bill before the Legislature for
a Board of Revision. Republicans leave for
to attend the club convention.