Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-05

L COnuftlOQS ana SlaSSess .
SUNDAYS DISPATCH was made up of 20
pages, divided into three parts. 1t was perfect
newspaper N every respect, containing COM
plete local. domestic and foreign reports of all
| the news of the world. The special and selected
| articles were up to the usual high standard. The
following is a brief resume of its contents:
Foreign.
Count Tisza shot in the neck by viscount de
Marigny during duel near Paris. Father
O'Shea defended the political acts of both Par.
nell and his accuser. -. DIR. Koch wants physi-
clans to exercise more PATIENCE. Many sui
cides reported at Monte Carlo. Affairs
growing more satisfactory in the Argentine
Republic. .Parnell goes to Boulogne
for further conference -. London
postal clerks discharged for disobediance of
orders. Much interest in England over the
coming election at Hartlepool. The Church
of England indorses the monastic system....
Grave charges made against General Booth of
the Salvation Army. Apathy of English
trades unions caused the failure of the Scotch
Railroad strike. Expenses of the Gouffe
murder trial footed up Sc, The coolest
winter in England for go years. Russia SEEM
lngiy getting ready for dash at Turkey.
Minister Lincoln believed TO be the bearer of
proposals relating to the Bering Sea troubles.
Domestic.
County legislators held conference to form
a combine against Brooks for the Speakership
....Miss Florence Audenried to marry
Count de Vonne at Washington next
Wednesday. Henry Learned and Mabel
Hinckley killed by train at
Northampton, Mass Mrs Woodwork, In.
diana trance evangelist, causes blind girl to
see.. Senator German to personally conduct
he
Abel was taking the veil at Washington con-
vent her brother dies suddenly at Baltimore
...Selah Chamberlain, of Cleveland, left an
estate of $1,000 600. -. Hostile Indians in the
Northwest receiving recruits from other tribes
Emma Abbott. opera singer, dying at Salt
Lake. Mamie Starr sentenced to imprison-
ment for life at Chicago for poisoning two peo-
pie. Several consumption patients at New
York pronounced cured....Amos Hilborn
Co., big furniture dealers, Philadelphia, fail
Judge Hines, Harrison's law partner. i'm
proving....A Morristown. N. J., son
put his aged father out of the
house and he died from exposure.
During a trial of several church deacons
At Belaire, Mich, the congregation entered .he
courtroom and sang hymns. Dunbar Furnace
Company offered to give widows of the dead
miners Sl6000 The new tariff law has not
yet seriously affected the trade with Europe
....Ballot Reform League organized at Chi
cago.. State Senator A. ]. Robertson died at
Sidney, o.. New fuel gas being experimental
with at Saratoga. N. Y....C. 81. Willis. treas
urer of the Stockbridge, Mass, Savings Bank.
a defaulter for SIS 900. "A family of nine per-
sons died from diphtheria at Marshalltown, La.
....Ex-Judge D. w. Rowe, of Chambersourg,
called meeting to discuss Cameron's re-elec-
tion. Broad Top miners strike. Original
package shops to open at Beaver Falls....
David Kennedy, living near Waynesburg,
driven from home and his home burned....
Judged Pendergast of the Chicago Ship
Canal Trustees, tells of the advantages
OF the canal in case of war with England. 80.
Great interest in New Orleans over the coming
y-Fitzsimmons fight. Origin of the
big fire at New York is still mystery. Nine.
yea--old James OHallorau died at New York
from drinking whisky. Carlisle replied to
criticisms of his reciprocity resolution. -.
Floods in West Virginia still doing great deal
of damage. Silver men to test the right of
free coinage at the Philadelphia Mint. .Har-
rison and Wanamaker censured by drummers
for postoffice appointment.
Local
Plans prepared for five memorial arches at
Schenley Park. John Young was killed and
three others badly hurt by train at
the Thirty-third street station The
family of John Henderson on Char
lotte street overcome by coal gas...
E. g. Loomis was appointed to succeed the late
George Winn as superintendent of the Allie
gheny firm alarm telegraph. Library Asso-
citation secures a permanent lease OF the
Library Hall property. Randall Club made
arrangements to attend Pattison's inaugural
tion.. .Oleo dealers notified to pay the Gov
ernment tax. John McMunn advertises for
sale property he did not own. Charles S. Fet
terman a candidate to succeed Judge Nc
KEENAN, .1he Americas Club indorses the
Lake Erie canal scheme. Importance of the
meeting of the Builders Exchange to be held
to-day. Many Braddock rioters locked up for
trial.. Reception at Carnegie Hall of the
Verestchagin paintings. Danger of flood
reported to be passed. ]. Bremen elected
Chairman of the County Democratic Commit
tee.. Newly elected county officers to be in
stalled to-day. Annual fight begun between
coke operators and miners. None of the
Pittsburg ice factories running to their full
capacity.