Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-29
DOINGS OF A DAY.
THE NEWS OF SATURDAY CONDENSED
INTO THE SMALLEST ITEMS.

THE NEWS OF SATURDAY CONDENSED
INTO THE SMALLEST ITEMS.
Record of Events in Foreign Lands, in the
United States. in This City, and in Every
Place Reached by the Telegraph Lines
and Transatlantic Cables.
THE DISPATCH of Sunday contained all the
news there was going either at home or
abroad. 1t will be found in condensed form
below, and will prove to be interesting
reading:
Foreign.
The Prince of Wales and Emperor William
are likely to be met with howls on July 10
-. .Parnell is deyoting himself to scientific
pursuits at home. Literary ladies at Lon
don smoked cigarettes at their third annual
dinner. Belle Billion is prepared to defy
the world. .Ex-Empress Eugenie's smile
has fed. The alliance of France and
Russia and Great Britain and the
Driebund is announced. -. The London
Pail Mall Gazette charges The Cosmopolitan
magazine with stealing an article bodily ....
John Rogers and Minnie Palmer have come
together in a purely business arrangement.
1t is probable that the next Pope may be
an American. ... .Advices from China say the
missions at Shanghai are in danger Bal
maceda's Congress declare the revolutionary
party to be rebels Luther Cary wins
race at Manchester. .Gladstone's health
has improved. The Chaplin "cattle" bill is
doomed for this session of British Parlia-
ment. Jack the Ripper says he will recon-
mence operations in London :. English pub
fishers are awaiting the copyright procla-
nation s60,0 900 are required to display
British arts and industries at the Worlds
Fair Three villages in Germany are
destroyed by a cloud burst. A new dyna-
mite gun creates a sensation at Manchester.
49, Italian Deputies quarrel and the session
suspends.
Domestic.
Rev. J. A Jayne, of Falmouth, Ky, has de-
cided to leave the pulpit for the stage. Col.
Corbip has left Holbrook, Ariz., to arrest
Moqui leaders 49,. Congressman Dalzel
thinks the League Presidency will be con-
ceded TO the West. .Powderly says the
knights of Labor may mingle in politics.
Democratic and Alliance leaders are making
things lively in Mississippi. =. The national
political machines at Washington are pre-
pairing for the campaign of 1892. Mrs Sam
Wood, of Hugoton, Kan, says there was
conspiracy to murder her husband.
Knights of Labor at Columbus approve a
boycott. A boy is killed by horse pistol
at Braddock. The grand jury at Rochester
indicts 34 persons. :. "A tornado visits Har-
rington. Mrs. John Dorsey, of Indianapo-
lis, suspected of poisoning four husbands,
two, children, her mother and sister. "A
difference of opinion between the Justice
and Treasury Departments 80. Nine
steamers carry away four thousand
people 80. John McGlone has his
head torn of at Phnnixville =. .Desperados
raid the Sac and Fox agencies. .Forsythe
has not been confirmed chief of the Worlds
Fair horticultural Bureau .Forty-eight
icecream eaters are made sick at Malone,
n. Y. An ancient burial ground is discov-
cred near Beaver Falls. The Pittsburg
club wins a game from the Chicagos =. The
details of the great flood at Cherokee ar
rive The Cottonwood river is washing
away property in Kansas ..Des Moines,
Iowa, is visited by food. Philadelphia
judges cannot agree. Cleveland discusses
special legislation at Providence, Z. L..
Wheeling decides to own its electric light
plant. Sham naval battles are to be fought
in July An ex-resident of Haiti gives his
opinion about the affairs of the island. 90.
The Chilean Insurgents Commission re-
mains quiet In Washington. -. Mrs. Hazlett
is burned to death at New York.
Local.
Action of the Allegheny County Repub-
lican Committee . .Ex-soldiers indorse j.
W. Morrison for State Treasurer Colum-
barian to be erected at Allegheny Cemetery
. Smoke consumers to be used by the
water department. .. Chief Bigelow escapes
imprisonment. -. Irish Nationalist reunion
at Youngstown . The inclined plane battle
coming to an end Labor Day celebration
preparations. California tin is to be used
by the Tin Plate Company -. Crowds attend
the Highland Hill concerts 80. j. E. Love re-
plies to his wife's charges against him. =.
Another unsuccessful conference on the
carpenters strike -. Negotiations on the
new iron scale progressing ... An En-
glishman's opinion of Pittsburg. Umpire
Wyl1off never fined a player. Lovers fire.
Quent the corner of Fifth avenue and Smith
field street. =. Bell boys are afraid of Blaine
The first field day of the East End GYM
nastic Club is a success. .Tramps steal
rides on the trains. Judge Slagle won't up
hold decoy kilograms Closing exercises of
the Grant School Kitchen .Anegheny's
Library Committee denied the right to rent
q room. .. A wife deserter is captured The
liquor trade is taxed to its limit. "A free
fight occurs on Penn avenue. Two ladies
claim damages for being elected from a car.