Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-26

No issue of The DISPATCH for the past few
Sundays has contained more important news
than that of yesterday, nor has its literary
features been surpassed. The special corre-
spondence from various parts of the world was
of exceptional excellence. Rudyard Kipling
told about salmon fishing in California. while
the two continued stories were of absorbing
interest Following is a resume of the more
important news features:
Foreign.
Mitchell and Slavin to fight with bare
knuckles. The story of the killing of young
Russian by his rival. Virtues of lymph in the
treatment of tuberculosis in cattle. Laws re-
lating to workingmen recommended to the
German Reichstag. Emperor William to visit
the Court of Spain. Prospect for an early re-
peal of the German prohibition against Ameri-
can pork. How a Denver doctor secured a
supply of lymph. "A thaw in England saves
millions of oysters. Santiago besieged by the
Chilean insurgents. Mrs. O'Shea witnesses q
burlesque on Parnell in an English theater..
The wife of Premier Crispi offends the
the Queen of Italy. Ties between France and
Russia drawn closer. The new Irish paper,
the Insuppresstble, suspends. ). Prince Baudou-
in's death caused by incompetent physicians
....English scabs discourage the Scotch rail-
way strikers. Opportunity for American
manufacturers to supply engines and machin-
cry to Italy,. The city of Charkow, Russia.
buried in snow.
Vote on the closure resolution likely to be
reached in the Senate on Wednesday .Blaine's
South American expedition nearly ready to
start. Senator Hearst rapidly growing
weaker. =. SIC, 900, 600 recommended for improv-
ing the Mississippi. The Industrial Confed-
Grafton not third party movement Colonel
o. M. Poe, of the Corps of Engineers, transmits
to Congress his report upon a ship canal be-
tween Chicago Buffalo and Duluth. The
British Government responsible for Canada not
receiving her invitation to the Worlds Fair.
Farmers Alliance men in the Kansas Legisla-
ture take oath not to bolt the eau
Gus nomination for Senator. Charges
of bribery made in the South
Dakota Legislature. The lottery act of Ken
tucky declared to be still in force. Ohio joins
in the threat to make no appropriation for the
Worlds Fair if the force bill is passed. The
grievance of Secretary Tracy against Com
mander Reiter is that the latter was not inde-
dendent enough. John L. Sullivan suspended
from the Order Of Elks. =. .Gompers says the
miners are prepared to win the eight-hour day
....Henry George broken down in health.
Shortstop John M. Ward goes to the Brooklyn
club. IA. w. Thurman tells of the recent
changes in baseball government. Mrs. Ed
Carr, of Freedom, Pa. attempts suicide be-
cause of religious differences with her husband
THE State has not enough income to meet
all the bills that show up at Harrisburg.
Judge Gordon non-committal when asked If he
had not written some of Pattison's more i'm
portant speeches. Senator Cameron dlsap-
points many in not appearing before the
Silver Pool Committee. Two firemen killed
during a confagration at Jersey City,.
Local.
New steel plant at Glenwood to operate the
Adams open-hearth direct process. wv. j.
McKeever elected President of the Central
Trades Council. County officers to mandamus
Controller Grier to increase salaries. Mayor
Gourley and Senator Finn consult over a
street act. An Eastern feeder formed by the
friends of the Westinghouse Electric Com
pany.. .Knauf, the old man who urged Faulk
to kill his wife. missing. The Americus Club
decided to move into new quarters over the
Freehold Bank. City officials discuss holding
a Constitutional convention. Colonel ]. P
Andrews denounces the Nicauraguan canal as
a New York scheme. .. Commissioner Raum
talks about pensions. DIR. e, A. Mundorff to
go to Berlin to confer with Prof. Koch.
Southsiders protesting against the non-running
of cars on the Suburban Electric Road
Pittsburg Commandery not to entertain brother
knights