Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-05


Ever-GeneraI and Foreign intelligence
Not Negiected-Au the Departments and
Tbs Beat of Fresh Literature.
The advance OF cholera continues to be the
news of the hour, particularly since the ar
rival on our shores of two more pest ships.
THE SUNDAY DISPATCH treated in full the fol-
lowing news topics:
Soldiers attacked the excursion steamer
City Of Pittsburg. =. DR.. John 8. Dickson is
dead. Physicians oppose the draining OF
the two rivers. Several Pittsburgers are on
the Normannia and Rugfa. Many Allie
gheny streets have been cleaned. Thomas
Crawford wifi lead the Homestead open
meetings. General Wiley ordered military
companies reduced to IS men EACH. Chair
man era ~ford contradicted statements OF
the Carnegie Company. .Locked-out men
looted q Homestead home. Homestead
ofncials must pay costs. Free Methodists
are stirring up Verona. =. The Americus Club
received letters from Harrison and Reid.
The Trades Assembly will endeavor to pre-
vent the erection of the Carnegie library.
Manchester Democrats dedicated a wfgwam
The late Millionaire Scott's money is in
vested in the Beech Creek enterprise.
Joseph Minch fell heir to German for
tune. Jack Clifford, a Homestead leader,
was held for murder without bail l....
Ross and O'Donnell failed to appear at the
hearing. Constable Wall was held for
court for neglect Of duty. The Exposition
is nearly ready. Manager Dillon says
patches of strikers are returning to work at
the Thirty-thfrd street mills. The Shoen-
berger mills are running smoothly. -. The
United States Glass Company will erect
furnaces in Indiana. Schools open to-day.
Major Moore has imported royal En-
glish pheasants. :. Another smallpox case
has developed. ;. .Allegheny's "front Office
fund" wss abolished. :. The Law and Order
people are after illegal liquor sellers. -. The
Pittsburg ball team has tied for second
place. The East End Gyms held their an
nual field meet. Mrs. Vance's will is
under contest. Homestead workers will
speak at Labor Day demonstrations I'm
migrants from infected ports are headed
for McKeesport. :. .Snowden has a poison
ing case. Miss Ella McCague, at Beaver
Falls, was either murdered or committed
suicide. Mrs. Henry Hawkins, at WASH
ington, Pa, c ommitted suicide.
General.
Two more pest ships arrived ct New
York Another case OF cholera appeared
on the Moravia. :. Norfolk threatened to
quarantine New York. La Bourgogne has
arrived -. .Lottie Collins and other notables
are on board the Normannia. Harrison ex-
planned the quarantine circular. -. Prof.
Totten would call out 0,000 volunteers. 90.
Dr. Hamilton will have charge of the Cana
dian from tier. :. Foreign mails are fumigated
.... Cholera germs can live in salt water.
Corbett and Sullivan are nearing New Or
loans. "A New York printer was killed by a
blow of the fist Evangelist Mills told how
he reformed. -. Republican headquarters
are closed over Labor Day >. Mars and the
moon carried on a courtship.. An Akron
man was imprisoned by burglar....A
Youngstown wife sued prominent people
tor $4,000. Lima has a murder case....
closed Kittanning schools. :.
Ef1gies of Corbert and Sullivan will fight in
Chicago. The Iron Hall bank accounts
barre were held like slaves. Governor
Peck won't call out Wisconsin troops.
Foreign.
The exploration.of Northern Greenland is
yielding great results. England had riot
that paralleled the Homestead battle Not
one American has taken the cholera. Eng
land is still in imminent danger. Hamburg
made criminal mistake . Hamburg is still
a vast hospital, but the plague is less vio-
lent. More towns were attacked. Only
one or two patients exist in England. Can
ida is aroused at last. "A Hungarian mob
prevented an autopsy. The Sultan of Tur-
zey is in q dilemma Cholera is increasing
Is territory in France. Berlin is breathing
,asier Sicilian brigands die poor. while
middle men make the money. =. Prof. Hux.
ey rebulsed a tract distributor. The heifer
y hich unset Gladstone will live in historv