Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-16
SUNDAYS DISPATCH.
A NEWSPAPER OF TWENTY PAGES DI.
vIDED INTO THREE PARTS.
All the News of the World Put Before the
Reader in Attractive Form-A Paper
That Is the Equal of Any Published in
the United States.

THE DISPATCH of YESTERDAY was an excep.
tionally good number. The main feature, of
course. was the account of the killing by mob
of the Italian prisoners in the New Orleans Jail
which was graphically told by the special CORE
spondent in that city. But even with this report
taking up so much space none OF the other de.
partments were neglected, the cable. domestic,
local and special pages being as usual ably
served. Tho following is the resume of the
more important news:
Foreign.
Parnelrs plea stirs up much adverse criticism
against the Irish leader. Milan and Natalie's
row may establish Russian protectorate over
Servia. lis lives lost in the English storm
DIR. Ludwig Windthorst the famous German
Catholic leader, dead. Emperor William in.
vites Bismarck to meet him. ... The Gar attends
the funeral of his old English nurse. Samuel
]. Tilden's nephew sold out by London sheriff
THE Mapleson-Schirmer nupt1als cause a
sensation. =. Exciting story of the crime of a
Hungarian lover. The syndicate of English.
men who broke the bank at Monte Carlo. The
Bonynge-M Mackay scandal likely to get into the
London courts. .Hindoo tourists to visit America
....Anti-betting crusade begun in London.
Domestic.
A New Orleans mob assaults the Parish
prison and shoots down II Italians supposed to
have been concerned in the murder of Chief
Hennessey.. H arrisOn rescinds the order of
General Ordway disbanding the Distric. of
Columbia colored militia. Treasury officials
trying to secure handpressiprinters. Eight
cen next of kin of John G. Vassar ,accept
5000 each in settlement of all claims against
Vassar College. .Parnell delegates will have
a cold reception in Philadelphia Two labor
leaders charged with assault and battery at
the Rainey Works acquitted. Alleged
conspirators against the Nicely bows
acquitted. The United States steam
ship Galena and United States tug Nina
washed ashore near Vineyard Haven, but no
lives are lost. An Ohio merchant marries a
woman he had wronged and she is pardoned
out of the penitentiary by tine Governor Fire
at Syracuse destroyed 81, 900 900 worth of pro-
perty....Six patients burned to death by a
confagratlon in the Tennessee Central Asylum
for the Insane.
Directors of the Union Switch and Sipnal
Company elect E. II. Goodman President and
A. T. Rowand Vice President. Elmer
Collins will try to finish his fast
American Mechanics denounce the action
of Valley Forge Council .. Presi-
dent Eliot addresses the Harvard Club
upon advanced methods of education. The
hearing of applications for liquor licenses to be
begun this week IA Southsider writes from
Philadelphia that koch's lymph is curing him
OF consumption. e. Advocates of clear skies
back up ElIpn's smoke-consumer bill How
railroad companies protect themselves from
those who abuse their c0urtesles. .Napufact-
urers protest against the passage by the IJepis-
lature of the employers liability pil. The
iron shutdown anu coke strike leaves many cars
lying idle. Employees at the Howard Glass
Works. DuQuesne, locked out because thew or
ganized. Chief Brown advocates the con-
struction of a fire boat.