Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-06
SUNDAYS BIG PAPER.
THE DISPATCH OF TWENTY PAGES FILLED
TO THE BRIM WITH NEWS

Graphic Details of the Situation in the Coke
Regions-Au the News Of the World
Arranged for the Reader in Most At
tractive Manner.
THE DISPATCH of Yesterday maintained its
reputation as one of the leading newspapers of
the country. Wherever in the wide world
there was anything of general interest going
on 1t was reported in its columns. The condl-
tion of affairs in the coke regions is fully told
Beyond the news there were many fine selected
articles, some of them being artistically illus
trated. Following are some of the principal
news features:
Foreign.
Peculiar effect of the Jackson decision on
the English marriage law. Serious charges
against s. LIE Bapty, appointed as the Engl1sh
assistant manager of the Worlds Fair. Par
nell says success will attend his cause at the
general election Heavy sentences passed
upon Irish prisoners for boycotting.. Another
massacre feared in India. "A remedy sug-
gested for Londons smoke nuisance. .1ndlca-
tloDs that the prohibition against Yankee pork
in Germany will be repealed .. .Labouchere
predicts that Parnell will only have Members
of Parliament to at least 70 for McCarthy-...
Threats against Prince Ferdinand's life....
Wages of iron workers in the North of Eng
land reduced. The Kaiser's congratulations
to Bismarck. Forced paper money to be
introduced into the Argentine Republic.
germany not satlsned Win the ozar eAplaha
tion Oh Sarnot uecora1lon- Inc Ne"iounu-
ianu press sum oi''el asainst me 'o'eihinenU
Inc panA Oh ooirauini, a' 'hesnoin' iaiI0
Ior sS'VouuVu' anu l's heau Is iusliSe Afoin
JUSTICE. roman ponce rala tne houses oi
Soclallsts ana AnarchlsIs..: Inc death OF Earl
6ranVliie serious loss 20 Inc 0iaus'ohe lorces
lille not very safe IN MOSCOW. Immigrants
Dy hunoreds cropping INTO honuon IN spite ol
the precautions against Inem. ..Dr. hro"n-
Sequaros ei4lr again COZ coming 'o Inc lroh'....
King Milan wants 4'oooV0O francs placed 10 MS
crealI-. Inc rope heai'h is sooo..' .nerpeF'
vivian mas d ne" relorm ooneme' Ane "oi'
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montn. IA "euueu "liiAnI1 Dee"een Aus',i"
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Domestic.
The funeral of the dead coke workers at
tended by thousands but there was no disor-
der. The end of the fight not vet in sight
Two more victims of the IDENTITIES, bullets die
A New York man who had both of his Ieps
cut off survives onlv to die of the grin W I
Tolhert South Carolina State Iecturer savs
the farmars mean tn control things At al, b,z.
ords Ed,rin Roo.b uotss b,s I.st .,na,--
ance for the season Rev. Mr. Macopearv
has enough calls to lecture to keep him busy
....1he net earnings OF tne N2tlonaI Sofoage
Company for this year are estimated at $2OO0,-
00O.. Astronomers demand that the Ma
tional Observatory be divorced from the
Navy Department 80, The deaths of Cap
tain Thomas II. Lapsly, of Braddock,
Captain James d. Touhey, of Erie; Peter M.
box, of Huntsville, Ala, and Clifton Bell. of
Denver, are announced. Cleveland again de-
feats the Pittsburg Club, at st. Augustine. ...
The ballot testimony in the Greevy-Scull con-
test all TAKEN. ...Rev. DR.. Brennan to be conse-
Grated Bishop at Erie. Gould and Wana-
maker discuss telegraph tolls. .Blaine's reply
to Rudini expected soon.. "A view that the
Supreme Court has jurisdiction in the New
Orleans cases. Detective O'Maley says the
Italians lynched at New Orleans were innocent,
with one exception. :. Bishop Gilmour, of
Cleveland, dying. p Potters' clay of a superior
kind found near Shenandoah, Pa. Supervis-
ing Architect Windrim resigns. to accept his
new post at Philadelphia. Ex-senator Blair
says his Chinese views have been misrepresent-
ed. :. The fight in the New York M. T. Confer
ence over the admission of women Strip has