Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-27

the Prince of Wales were standing beneath the
bows of one of the ships. they quarreled for
several minutes. The Queen was imperious in
her manner, and the Prince was irritabiy on
the defensive. Both the Queen and the Prince
as the result of the quarrel. had an apopeptic
appearance when 1t terminated. The cause OF
the royal quarrel IS believed to have originated
in some trifing breach of etiquette.
The Pope Is Displeased.
RoME-The Pope has informed the Propa-
ganda that he is exceedingly displeased with
the last nominations for Bishops made in the
United States and sent here for the approval
of His Holiness. This explains the delay in
making the appointments, which, according to
a previous announcement. we're to be made on
Thursday, February II Upon representations
made by the American Bishops as to the sad re-
ligious condition of the Italian immigrants who
land in the United States. the Propaganda,
which is making an exhaustive study of the
question under the Pope's order, has issued
pastoral letter. addressed to the Italian Bishops
upon this subject. The letter states that the
Pope is greatly shocked at learning of the
neglect which the Immigrants are subjected to,
and announces that His Holiness ls resolved to
take energetic measures to remedy this evil.
The New Tuberculosis Remedy.
BERLIN-Prof. Liebreich yesterday evening
at the meeting of the Berlin Medical Society,"
at which he described his new method of treat
ing tuberculosis by injections under the skin OF
a solution of cantharite of potash, referred
to in yesterdays dispatches dwelt on the fact
hat there was no PAIN or subsidiary disturbing
effect. and that the improvement was remark
able and rapid. Large Doses" said the pro-
fessor, ''irritated the kidneys slightly, but not
alarmingly.' DR.. Hermann, upon the same oc-
caslon, spoke in praise OF the harmless nature
OF the new remedy. saying that its effects were
easily borne by the patients who had been sub
Jected to its influence.
Resenting the Insults to the Ex-Empress.
BERLIN-The Cologne Gazette. commenting
on the conciliatory overtures which Emperor
William has made to France, OF which the
visit of ex-Empress Frederick is regarded as
proof, says: "The French have right to think
of revenge. but they have no right To lnJure the
feelings of the head of this Empire and his
mother by insults that could be expected only
of scoUndrels. The German people feel deeply
the outrage upon the person of their emperor,
and they have a right to expect the French
people and Government to give ample sltisfac-
tion, and to wipe out the stain upon the honor
of France by energetically calling to order the
miserable wretches who have insulted the ex-
Empress Frederick"
Timothy Harrington's Libel Suit.
DUBL1N-The suit for libel brought by Tim
othy Harrington against the publisher of the
InSuppreSSi6Ee was commenced to-day Mr..
Harrington denied handling the funds received
from the United States for the turtherance OF
the objects of the National League. Mr.. Har-
United States were forwarded to DR.. Joseph
Z. Kenny NJ. p. and Alfred Webb. NJ. p, the
joint treasurers of the National League. " hen
he acknowledged the receipt OF 5000 for the
henedt of the evicted tenants he only read DIR.
Kenny's report.
A British Victory In Burmah.
CALCUTTA-The British forces under Major
Smyth have captured the stockades of the
Tsabwa of Wuntho. in Upper Burmah, killing
q of the defenders. The Tsabwa's palace was
set on fire, looted and finally destroyed The
British loss was 13 killed or wounded. The
Tsabwa escaped.
General Boulanger in Belgium.
BRUSsELs-A mysterious lady has Joined
General Boulanger IN this city. The Govern
ment will expel the General from Belgium if
he engages in any political intrigues.
A Deprecated Security Trust.
LoNDoN-A gigantic trust Is mooted TO buy
up Argentine and other deprecated securities.