Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-18
HITLER AND THITHER.
Movements Of Pittsburgers and Others Of
Wide Acquaintance.

Movements of Piftsburgers and Others Of
Wide Acquaintance.
State Chairman W. n. Andrews spent
yesterday in the city. and will leave for Phila-
delphia this morning He will open the cam
paign in September. and he supposed it would
be conducted In the usual manner. Some
literature will he distributed, but very little.
He wondered who the Democrats would put
up to be knocked down. The Chairman adopts
coming quite popular among the politicians.
A number of the faithful called to see him at
the Seventh Avenue. His stopover visit may
toned the Chairman was silent He denied
that any conferences had been held between
the Quay and Finn forces looking to a recon-
ciliation. - ..--.
Yesterday afternoon Superintendent
Luckey received letter from Prof. J. r.
Bane, who is travelling with a company of
teachers in Europe. The letter was dated Bel
fast, ireland. August & In the letter Prof.
Bane says they took . little run out to Don
aghadee, short distance away. From Bel.
fast they left for Dublin on August 8. From
there they went to Cork, and thence to Lon
donderry. On the 9th they expected to leave
arrive on the 10th, If all goes well. arriving
here on the 22d. Prof. Bane says travelling in
Europe is the hardest work he ever did in all
his life. Since landing on the other side his
party has travelled $50 miles by rail.
Mrs. Rebecca Davits Hunter, mother of
Joseph r. Hunter, Of this city, returned from
trip to California yesterday. Mrs. Hunter is
81 years of age. She m ade the journey to the
Pacific coast in com pany with her daughter,
Mrs. II. g. Greer, and her granddaughter. Miss
Fannie Greer, OF Washington Pa, simply as q
pleasure trip.
bound passenger on the Pennsylvania road yes
tha he tho Tr1rr Ra,
of Vermont, will be the next Commander-in-
Chief Of the Grand Army. He Is in favor of
pensioning only disabled veterans, and he
spoke good word for Commissioner Tanner.
There are registered at ST. Clair, Mich,
jolly party of Lawrenceville folk. The
Misses Name HOOK, Della Crinnian, Ella
Hook: Emma Smith; Messrs. Joseph Fuhrer,
latter from st. Clair. The party 60 to Macki-
nav and return about September L
-Ex-Solicitor General George A. jerks
left for his home yesterday. He intends to 60
to Wisconsin soon in the interest of the tele-
phone cases. He says he wants no State offices,
and he is not candidate for Governor.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mitchell, of Delaware, wife
of the Rev. G. B. Mitchell, Presiding Elder of
Central Ohio, is staying with Mrs. Samuel Ham
ilton on Hiland avenue.
&C. A. O'Brien, ESQ.,, who has been rus
ticating among the cowboys in the illimitable,
ETC., for some weeks, has again quieted down
on Grant street.
j. s. Seaman, of the Phoenix Roll Works.
lily. They will remain away for about a
month.
Mrs. P. Mccullough, of Forty-fourth
street, and Mr.. Gus Mccullough leave to-mor-
row on protracted tour through the Eastern
cities.
Alderman Richards, of the Seventh
ward, and P. MCGEE, of the Sixth ward, left
last night for ten days visit to Atlantic City.
R. j. Greer, Of the Street Commission
ers office, left with his family for Wheeling
yesterday to visit his parents for few days.
Superintendent j. v. Patton, of the
Baltimore and Ohio road, returned from q con-
ference of superintendents at Baltimore.
j. M. Macdonald, of Youngstown, and
Miss Aggle Post. of West Alexander, are among
the guests at the Duquesne.
Captain A. G. Williams, a prominent
member of the Butler county bar, is here on q
business trip.
james A. Cloves, of Fourth avenue, has
gone with his sister, Mrs. A. NJ. King. to Will
mington. Del
j. Diamond and wife left 10 Philadel-
phia last evening to see Mrs. Diamonds father,
who is very ILL.,
Joseph Walton, with several members
of his family, arrived home from the seashore
yesterday.
Will A..Jones, the genial Carson street
druggist, is stopping at Niagara Falls with his
wife.
e. 81. Shaner, of New Castle, and j. w.
Cabot, Of Bellaire. are at the Anderson.
Editor James B. Laux, of the Green's
burg Press was in the city yesterday.
w. F. johnson, of Charlotte, is stop
ping at the Seventh Avenue.
II. Sellers Mckee went East Last even
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