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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01
AUGUST.

2-sir William Ewart, M. p, London. Mrs.
Eliza M. Nelson. East End. George JamisOn.
s-Commodore FifzhuRh, aged 90, Philadelphia.
cMrs. Catherine Jones, aged 7S: Miss Mollie
6-Madam De Caurobert, social leader. Paris.
General Philippoyitch, conqueror Of Bosnia,
III. n. Anderson, formerly proprietor of the St.
Clair Hotel. General Henry Du Pont, Of Du
Pont powder fame, Wilmington.
"a. c. Hoyer. Esq.,, Pittsburg, at Mt. Glenn
E-Ellhu Stevens. Belle Grade, Me-. aged 1Ol.
v: j.. Brunded, agent Of the Green line, oil
Or. Alex. B. Mott noted surgeon, New SS YORK. K.
:. Fred Leslie, comedian. London.
:. 20 Judge John Irwin, Bellefonte aged Al
16-Prof. Elias Lumas, New Haven M MIS-. o. Re-
becca Stdnor, Deckertown. aged ini
16-P. v. keith, the man who is aIIesed to have
mesmerized Christine Hornbere1sr Geo sS " W.
an llesPle; sPis;da dAheghe1S, aged a. John NJ. stew
ISa,i Eoon iG9mmlssi3ner to Siam and President Of
paris .oed +, Hliilonaire philanthropist, In
lEM; ~! Damsla, husband Of Sara Bernhart, Paris.
Baden BADEN 9ames Il Mc1Te Cfe sTsd
Charleston, S. q: William ]. 1sntner, of
Allegheny, in Switzerland. Mrs. Mary Scott,
=, Center avenue, aged 81.
laura Goodwin Kerr aged 2, daughter Of
22-Major J. s. Davis. Department Commander OF
the Nebraska g. A. X.
b-Henry Shaw, philanthropist, St. Louis.
Z6-Mrs. Bennett, Brownsville road. aged s.. Mrs.
William Lewis, Of Pennsylvania, wife OF the
American Consul at TanG1ers.
T-Laura De Clair. the Diamond Queen actress.
Denver. Col. William E. Rowe, civil engineer
Poor Farm, city.
@-GeorGe Fawcett Rowe, actor, New York, aged
65
So-Mother Of John L. Sullivan, Boston. X. A.
Coleman, politician, Sixth avenue. h. G.
Skelly, merchant, McKeesport.
d-David Dibert, JohnStown. Welty Mccullough.
at Greensburg. aged a. John Grass, Sioux
chief, statesman aid orator.
1t--Judge H. H. Cummin. Cresson Springs, Pa,
member Johnstowu Flood Relief Commission.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01
APRIL.

iProf: R. Prosser Allentown, .gsd 81; Prof.
Slack Davis, Penn avenue, aged 63. Major NJ.
Alex % McC1e ' exIssistant ssis A treasurer Of the
United States, Brooklyn. g. W. Hitler, city.
John G; Smith, tipstave, aged 80.
Ga. Mrs. Elizabeth Winans, Baltimore. VIM.
E. Murdoch, aged q, Sewickley.
Peter Walter, Jr.. Allegheny, aged 40 Mrs.
5-Philo Remington, aged 70 at New York: mem-
lery, President Of Pittsburg and Western Rail-
road Company, AGED 56 years.
sistant doOrkeeper of the Senate, Washington,
s-Dr. J. 81. Klader. surgeon smithonian Insti-
tute Mrs: Theodore Thomas, New York. N.
9-Edith McComb East End.
1O-Rear Admiral T. H. Patterson, aged 60, at
Washington, ID. G.
lib. b. Grover, manager of Harris Theater.
l2-Thos N. Jones, of the firm of Jones & Laugh
lin, aged SO. Ex-Governor Farwell, OF Wis
coIsin. aged 20. Mrs. Johnston Mcintyre, Al
1s-Jo6n z. Usher, Secretary of Interior under
Lincoln, atPhiladelDhia. Henry p. Schwartz.
14Ex-Congressman Chittenden, New York, aged
15-Major Sydney F. omohundrO Oakland, aged
16-Lewis Ulbach, French writer Paris George
sPlGH;ae druggist city aged a.
Wife OF Rear Admiral John q. Felinger, Wash
ington, ID. G.
ls-Mother of E. L. Bean, proprietor Of Ander-
son. Wellsville. o., aged So
19-B. K. Pierce, d. D., Boston.
2O-Postmaster Pearson. of New York. DR.. W. T.
Wilson, famous occulist. William H. Rawle,
eminent jurist, Philadelphia.
N-'squire Robert BeadlinE, Banksville. Ignatia
Alos, Mexican Consul, Chicago.
22-John e. Park. a notable Whig orator, at Bos-
ton, aged SO.
2S-Princess Eugenia, sister of the King, Stock
holm.
24-Hon. Elijah NJ. Haines, Waukegan, Ill. Hanna
Burgess. eolored, Uniontown, aged 80. Mi
chael Flannery, Marion station, aged 75. H.
Z. Spoford, historian, California.
T-Joseph NJ. Hammond, Etna. aged g. Prest-
dent Barnard, Columbia College, aged &c.
Banker Higginson, Boston.
2S-Rev. Father Kajetan. SOnthside, aged 29.
Thomas j. Byrne, train dispatcher, CITY.
30-W. H. Barnum, Chairman National Commit
tee, aged so. Carl Rosa, musical director,
London.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01
DECEMBER.

2-opening of the Fifty-first Congress- Chap
lain Milburn. the blind preacher, defeated
on account Of his sympathy with the Con-
federacy. Secretary Window wants ST.
100000 more appropriated than last year.
S-President's message to Congress called a
fair effort. Mckinley looked to as the
party leader in the House; Gladstone
boldly outlines his future policy at Lib
eral conference; ireland the leading ques-
ton. The Presidents message suggests
tariff reform, adjustment Of taxes on to-
bacco and liquor; restriction of trusts; PEN
sions for all dependent veterans; education
for negroes; tree ballot, and subsidy for the
merchant marine Foraker says he was i'm
posed on in that ballot box forgery.
4-Marquis contest Lamps0n Republican, seat
as Lieutenant Governor of Ohio, alleging
fraud. Second anniversary of Cleveland's
free trade speech celebrated in Ohio.
1.-The Foraker alleged election contract row
still discussed in Ohioi popular belief
rather taYors Foraker Delamater the
Quay choice for Governor.
S-Congress will investigate Ohio ballot box
forgery.
1l-Warrant issued for DudIey's arrest.
R-Carnegie suggests Cleveland for second
term at Boston merchants banquet.
l3-Meeting in Wilmington to discuss CONNER
cial union attended by prominent politi-
clans.
15-Harrison says pOstmasters must serve out
their terms.
l6-J. R. Harrah, Beaver, appointed Marshal
Western Pennsylvania district.
H-Unexpected opposition to Brlce's election
to Senate. Senators opposed to confirming
Brewer.
20-Trouble with the new Government in Brazil
may result in recalling Dom Pedro.
Exclaimed Brice is citizen Of New York,
and barred from Ohio politics.
22-Quay stands aloof from the Gubernatorial
fight. He will not oppose Hastings. Brice
says he is a citizen of Ohio; peculiar ex-
PLANTATION why he doesn't vote.
@-Major Mckinley favors cutting down the
tariff oD sugar and tobacco
A-Mrs Harrison sets Washington by the ears
by breach of decorum.
N-The son of Allen Thurman opposes Brice
as Ohio Senator on account of his wealth.
Pittsburgers talk protection in Washing
ton.
29-Brazilian Government by no Eeans sue
cessful. Congress may cease york on ac-
count of the influenza.
31-The rotation system will make some
changes in Pennsylvania Congressman.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01
OCTOBER.

S-Steamboat explosion near Baton Rouge; 81
lost
5-Andrew KEN pf OF Charleston, W. Va
while drunk murders his son and handsome
daughter.
6-Four men roasted to death in Winona
Miss: restaurant fire.
S-Another New York Hneman meets a fear
full death in New York
10-Details of the Navasso riot; several whites
killed by negroes.
u-Frightful death Of the seventh New York
lineman.
PC. E McGregor murders ]. NJ. Cody on the
streets of Warrentown, Ga; both promi-
nent men, with woman in the case.
ia Cincinnati incline plane coach lets 90,
crushing five people.
Ib-Coniery explosion in England; 50 lives lost.
N-Joe Hillman confesses numbering a peddler
for Sll q. Three murders in West Vir-
ginia
2l-Seven seamen reach port out of "a of the
steamer EarnmOOT, lost September s.
zb-Rube Burrows and Bob Thornton, of Col
orado. route 40 vigilants, killing two, and
escape.
N-DouDle lyDching of two members of the
Mccoy gang in West Virginia
Sl-Six men killed in Kentucky over the How
ard feud
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01
DECEMBER.

1-Later new says % lives lost in the Mime
apolis fire on account of lack of fire escapes.
Typhoon sweeps over Oriental Islands,
2-Six people burned in tnder box nre,
Philadelphia.
4-Deputy Marshal Willis and Pierce Morgan,
moonshiner, shoot each other to death,
ButleF Mo.
5-Explosion at Phillips, Nlmick & Co.; P.
O'Brien killed: two others injured.
6-Attempt to thaw frozen dynamite in Brad
ford results in usual explosion; two killed
and one injured. A family named FroaT
finally arrested for the famous Railway
murder mystery.
9-Linemar Clausen, New York, killed by
electricity. Marion Crowel shoots his friend,
Porter. in Dunbar, in a quarrel.
l0-Opera House panic in Johnstown; II killed
and 100 injured. Dynamite explosion in
Butler; two men killed.
1l-Eleven members OF wyoming gang of
robbers lynched.
l4-Franklin B. Gowen suicides by shooting in
Philadelphia hotel, aged 81: no cause as
signed and his friends puzzled.
l6-Bewildered Polanders struck by Delaware
and Lackawanna train and three killed
Another score Of murders and suicides
throughout the country.
IT-Emile Guenther driven by torture to muir
der his aged father at St Louis; now an i'm
beetle.
2O-Max Mantwel mysteriously murdered in
his own cellar in Chicago
22-Millman Shelar, Niles, o., crazed by drink
kills his wife, three children and himself
with one razor. Petrolia in ashes for the
third time Horrible tale of cannibalism in
the Solomon Islands.
25-Christmas darkened by deeds of blood in all
sections.
26-J. w. Snyder, a jealous lover shoots Anna
Miller and her newly wed husband; she will
recover. Race war in Georgia; one man
shot and negroes retreated to a swamp.
8-Mold explodes in Dallas, Tex, burning
nine men horribly, two fatally. Eight me-
groes taken from Barnwell, s. c.. Jail and
riddled with bullets. Mrs Louis Brooks
murdered by her son IN Brooklyn who
couldn't bear to see her suffer.
29-Eleven people cremated in Hancock, Mich
SI-Wreck on the Panhandlenea Indianapolis;
four killed, several injured.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01
OCTOBER.

MRS. Judge Jones, ofDuquesne Way, this city
in Philadelphia.
adam Trautman, South side, aged 81. Ex.
Governor Martin, Kansas.
AP. Bolster, Dr., Allegheny, aged IS.
4GeneraI Asa P. Blunt Manchester, N. H.,
Sister Mary Clare. southside. r. v. Barker,
s-Bishop Of diocese OF Kansas, Thomas Hubbard
Vail.
Mrs. Letftia Gazzam, Allegheny, aged 50.
Daniel O'Donoghue, M. p, London.
9-S. X. Reed, writer Of Cincinnati, en- route
for Europe.
n-Judge Robert Raley, Carrolton. o.
13-W. W. McHair, London, the first white who
ever penetrated Asia.
15-Mrs. James Irwin, Allegheny.
16-Mabel Locke, daughter Of Q. e. Locke.
H-Ex-Governor John F. Hartranft, soldier and
statesman, NorristUwn, aged So. Louis Ritter,
Reading, newspaper man. aged Is.
18-E. p. Darling. Wikesbarre.
2-James Ford. Chief Clerk of the Police Bureau,
aged 45.
2@F. M Wilson artist Allegheny.
25-Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson, city, aged IS. James
Sweeney, city, aged 81.
26-Mrs. Julia Mellor, musician.
H-0tto Adolph Arnold, Of the Pittsburg VoLks-
bLdtt.
29-Dr. VIM. N. Heron, Allegheny.
3O-Rob Dalzell, Fayette Springs, aged So; the
father of Private DalZell.
Kearns, E. z. Nellie Quinon, aged TO-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01

26-Eighty acres of Lynn. Mass, destroyed by
fire; loss, 100000 Natural gas starts q
fire in Leechburg; IL families driven from
home; loss sl50.000. Frank Tausey suicides
in Braddock. Fearfzl murders in West
Virginia. German bark runs ashore at
Long Branch; Is drowned.
,S-Tremendous fires in Boston; $l2 600 900 loss;
anumber of firemen killed.
Snow believed the bark Germania purposely
wrecked, though the Captain and nine OF
the crew were drowned
'0-Three tons of nitro-glycerine explode in on
City; four killed. Tribune building, Min
neapolis, burns; a number Of printers. an
operator and Associated Press agent lost.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01
AUGUST.

ga hunter near Youngstown, o., accident
ally shot by his 2-year-old baby.
T-Naptha launch explodes in Buffalo, killing
i've people.
sHandsome Alice Clark a widow, cuts her
throat in Nat Goodwin's cottage before her
little child.
l0-Marshal James Hager ambushed and mur-
dered in South Carolina.
11-John Lappan, of Lawrenceville was boiled
by hot steam before his fellow workmen's
eyes.
lS-Another Whitechapel victim, Alice Nc.
Kenzie.
l5-William Powers and Blanche Farrell killed
in a wreck-On the West Penn, and q we'll
known Pittsburgers injured,
l6-A Tennessee man shoots his wife, mother
in-law and himself.
7-Race war in Richmond, Tex. Several town
officials killed.
l9-FIre in New York tenement destroys nine
lives.
gasoline still in Allegheny explodes,
killing the engineer. Loss 500 600.
23-Collis on OH the Baltimore and Ohio at
Parse ;Hurg kills 3 and wounds Il
30-A lAdta of metal explodes in Carnegie's,
killing Nicholas Bauer and Andrew
Kehler and injuring six others. Deputy
O'Hagan brutally murdered by moon
sinners in West Virginia
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01
NOVEMBER.

l-Asa Jones roasts Foraker.
S-Hon. d. v. Baker. who first named Harri-
son for President, goes back on him.
6-Boyer, of Pennsylvania, elected; Foraker,
of Ohio, defeated. and Malone, of Virginia,
defeated by $1,000. New York Democratic,
New Jersey Democratic, Iowa Democratic,
Maryland Democratic, Mississippi Demo
cratic. Malone jailed for firing into mob.
T-Harrison blamed for FoTaker's defeat.
9-Political row over Vice President Morton's
bar. st. John addresses the W. c. 7. o.
convention.
R-President Harrison and United States
Treasurer Huston on the ''outs'' ON account
of Federal appointments
lS-Regular W. Q. 7. q. will oppose Mrs. Fos-
ter in Iowa.
16-Allen o. Meyers threatens to squeal
N-Blaine encounters opposition in the Pan
Americans. Prominent men in Washington
hustling for the Speakership,
%-Aarrison snubs Illinois Office seekers,
Henry George for Cleveland in '92 Mon
tana Legislature unable to effect an organi-
cation.
A-Clarkson's report shows 5000 postmasters
appointed within the past year.
5-The Speakership contest now lies between
Reed and Mckinley.
N-Japan favorable to new American treaty.
S0-Reed selected Speaker.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01
DECEMBER.

MARY jackson, Third avenue, aged 81.
2-S. r, HilkesCn, editor, politician and railroad
maenate, New York. aged y. Rev. j. j.
Pomeroy. Chambersburg. Newton Packard,
GreenvfIle. aged Gu. Isaac l.. Milliken, ex-
Mayor of Chicago, aged IS. Jumper Penaud,
from injuries received while jumping in New
Orleans.
3-Eon Caleb E. Wright, Doylestown. aged 70.
5-Oficer Louis Zoog, SotIthside.~ A. II. Bissell.
DISPATCH typographer. jefferson Davis,
Southern leader, New Orleans; the country
moHrns great man.
s-John J. Townsend, President Of the Union
Club, New York.
7-Right Rev. Bishop John Tuigg, Altoona,
s-Dr. +. s. DeHaas author, Consul and clergy
man. Martins Ferry. ..
9-W. N. Riddle, famous Penn Bank cashier, in
New York. W. Z. Allen, professor, Wiscon-
sin University.
lO-OlIver johnson. abolitionist Brooklyn, aged
go Mrs. Scott Lord. sister Of Mrs. Harrison.
Washington. Captain John Darragh, aged 70;
Rev. II. E. Thompson, Of city.
11-Joseph klee, Liberty street merchant, aged
66. James "A. Gray. piano manufacturer, Al
Dany, N. T.. aged %.
I2-Robert Browning, the celebrated poet in Ita.y,
at 10 P. N. Ex-Mayor $. A. Steele, Youngs-
town. aged 81. Z. N. Dlckerson, great patent
lawyer. New York. Rev. Joseph Ward, Pres
ident Yanktou Cos
1s--Dr. L. w. Hiabc ~ -e superintendent Pub
lie schools, Lancaster. aged 80.
H-Cardinal Gangbauer' Vienna. Judge Morrell.
.s-Mrs. Margaret MediIl, mother Of Joseph
Medills editor, Canton D., agedH.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01
JANUARY.

1-Charles v. woerd, promoter of American
Eatchmaking at Hackett, Cal. aged 70. VIM.
Point Breeze. James M. Browne, at oakland,
aged II.
keeper. Of paresis. Mrs. Olivia, wife OF ex-
Governor 0arcelon, Lewiston. Me. Michael
Cowan, aged rs, Ninth ward, Allegheny. George
McCandless aged q, Penn avenue.
s-Chas.' 2: White, theatrical manager, at De-
Becker, Allegheny, aged "a.
4-key. summeryille,. prominent minister and
more, Esq, Of Chambersburg, aged 46 Jane
Grey, wife of Thomas Grey, Of c. G. Hussey
5-Captain Grant the old-time boomer of Capitol
HiL, wash Washington; nua sam Jones, popular clerk
Gregg. Of Greensburg. j. o. White, jefferson,
Greene county, aged 81. Christian T. Ihmsen
the Southside glass manufacturer, at Denver,
e-DavId Cleland, Twentieth ward aged "a.
Lewis Eisamsn. Knoxville borough, aged S.
7-Charles K. Downing, County Recorder, All.
toona. Hon. Jacob Burley, at Tyrone, aged
r. Rev. W. z. Braddock. $50 Orchard place.
Elizabeth GowAn, Baldwin township. aged 49,
Samuel Patterson: Sewickley, aged Is.
s-Elizabeth Hamilton Clemens, at Marian
s-B. F. Pratt. a well-known society gentleman,
lO-Robert (. sheilS6srser, son of Judge shella-
barger, at washington Susanna, wife OF
DR.. II. Manchester, Penn avenue. Christian
Neeld, at Protestant Home for lncurables,
n-Colonel Hiram h. Robinson, OF Cincinnati,
aged IS.
I2-Willlam Astor. Wabash street, aged H.
Colonel John N. Johnston. of Carlisle, Pa,
Andrew Paxton, Chicago, l3
IeMrs. Jay Gould. New York, aged 50,
4Dr. A. r. Mcclure, Bellaire. D. 2. D. Little
John. contractor, who built Baltimore and
I5-J. W. Daugherty, editor. Woodsneld, o.
16-Daniel Cain, Spring alley, aged IU2. Charles
R. Frank, newspaper man, Rochester.
win Booth, New York.
1s-Dr. Charles OsterIin first discoverer of natu-
raj gas In Ohio; aged 50. George Zeigler, Car
ls-Hon. S. B. Wilson, Beaver, Pa. Dr.. r.E.W.
Brant, Carlisle, Pa. aged CO. Judge John
Vice Consul of United States at Queenstown.
2O-Isa Bell ex-United States Minister TO the
N-Mrs. Martha Stokeley, aged 78, Bluff street,
city. Merrick Low, aged 20, Erie, Pa,
2-Anne e. Bennett, North avenue ALLEGHENY,
Hon: Erastus Hussey, abolitionist. aged SO,
Crawford County q Crimean soldier and
member of the One Hundred and Sixty-niuth
Pennsylvania Volunteers.
3-Dr Charles Bliss, New York, aged 49, Thomas
Curtin. aged 45, city. II. l.. Sanford, Erie
Pa, son Of Myran H. Sanford. SelIno Dolaro,
New \ ork.
Burns of Missouri, aged 81. n.
u. Dickenson, aged 50, Allegheny. Oliver
R. A. Parks, New Castle. NJ. l. Barry, Cork,
Ireland.
@-samuei H. FELTON,. President of the Pennsyl-
vania Steel Works, Philadelphia. Mrs. F. z.
ton, ID. e.
2s-Annie stanley Gipsy belle, West End.
N-Charles A. Washburn, New York, aged 69.
Austrian Consul General Hugo Fritsche,
2s-Sheidon Mobiles, Iron founder Canton. o.,
aged 80. A. 5. Davis, Meadville; lawyer.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01

soldiers ordered to the scene; inquests be-
gun over bodies recovered.
S-Dreadtul day among the dead; universal
fear of pestilence.
lkTen thousand Johnstown survivors ap-
pear and register; six ghouls cap
tured in the act of robbing the
dead. Fevers are threatening the
survivors of the food at Woodvale and
other points along the Conemaugh.
6-Tempora-y hospitals made of all available
buildings Of Johnstown Villagers along
the Lackawanna Valley teTrorIzed by dan
gerous condition Of dams above them.
IA Hungarian shot down for robbing the
dead; work of burying the dead hastened
at Johnstown; unrecognizable masses Of
maugh; wonderful work in extracting
dead bodies from the debris; the dead
buried in trenches along the hillside.
S-Typhoid fever breaks out in Johnstown.
Members of the Coroner's jury declare the
South Fork dam death trap. Rev. Jacob
Horner, Baptist minister at Knoxville,
Tenn, and family cruelty murdered. Dread
full details hourly arriving from the Cone
9-Epidemic Of suicides in New York. Six
teen hundred bodies received at the
morgues of Johnstown. Doctors estimate
the total deaths were TO- 600.
12-One hundred killed ip q wreck near Ar
magh, Ireland.
IS-Pafrick A Ward, a prominent HoOsier,
suicides.
I4-Oouble iynching of murderers in New Al
bany. Two boys killed in race war in
Wilmington.
l5-W. b Coates. SteubenviIle, O., takes six
poisons and dies.
1.-two prominent St. Louis business men
shoot each other to death; jealousy.
N-Fireworks factory burned in Boston; six
killed. many injured.
22-Rowboat overturns in the Schuylkill, drown
ing four young people,
81 N Thorne Oil Exchange aged 81
2+-Richard Fitzgerald. variety manager, aged
A. New York.
15 prif+,y ,,areo1s noisonad sor,a Fo+al,v Iv
drinking Lemonade, in Ontario Mrs. Sarah
Whiting hanged in Philadelphia; Red-Nose
Mike IN Wilkesbarre.
26-Railroad wreck at Latrobe; twenty killed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01
SEPTEMBER.

RH. w. Armstrong, aged rs, Youngstown John
A. Green, writer, New York.
Alb. H. Binford, THE Baby Soldier, - Monroe,
6-H. W. Jenet, Tweed boodler, New York.
t ID. v. O'Brien, Snowman, aged 81 Philadel-
phla. Morris Wertheimer, Allegheny. aged
q. Rev. Father Hartman. Sharon, aged 20.
S-Rev. Father Brennan, Mansfield. aged 38.
9-Rev. Father Philip Hartman, Erie aged 80.
John E. Day. formerly OF PittsburE, at Leb-
1o-S s. Cox, New York the statesman, aged IS.
Charles Joseph Savary, aged "A, Ottawa; a
member OF the Legion Of Honor.
L-Captain James Reese, aged SO; East End IN
1s-H. Il. Byers, brother of A. M. Byers, Mercer
1s-Hiram Pooler. river man, aged S. Hon. W.
h. Neal, uncle Of Stonewan jackson, Parkers-
H-Hon. james McCanum. prominent Mason
Pulaski, Tenn.
I0-J. W. Payson, Hyde Park, aged "A: author Of
the common school writing books
20-James Martin, Recording Secretary Of l.. A.
$3.50.
n-Coionel william H Shaw, Of the One Hun
dred and Thirty-fourth Regiment, Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers. New Castle.
23-Wilkie Collins, aged 65 novelist.
25-Eliza Cook poetess, London, aged 81.
N-Mark Burke, OF Post 81, q. A. X.
2S-Captain W. r, Jones' Manager Edgar Thomson
Steel Works, aged 50.
2e-General Samuel u. Sturgis, United States
AIRY, st. Paul. X. G. Ford, Superintendent
Of the Bells Gap Railroad, aged 40.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01
FEBRUARY.

1-Row over Allison's declination of Treasury.
Attorney General Watson and Governor
Foraker indulge in a personal quarrel
Harrison must fill eight Cabinet positions
2-Barrison aspires to be an editor. Members
at Harrisburg Overdrawing too much
money.
3-Strenuous objections from Blaine against
New for Treasury. Sir Julian Pauncefote
appointed as successor TO Sackvllle West.
ABeginning of the GOff Goyernorship con-
test in West Virginia. Brothers Of the
murdered ]. N. Clayton claim politics at
the bottom. Enthusiastic reception of
President Cleveland In New York.
5-Windom and Rusk sure of their places,
Noticeable lack of harmony in Prohibition
convention at Harrisburg. Boulanger sat
upon by deputies.
6-HIl banqueted and doomed for the Presi-
dency. Congress ignores the Niearaguan
venture.
7-Grangers' dressed meat bill de1eated.
9-Civl Service Commissioner Edgerton fired
for cursing civil service reform. Blaine
certain of portfolio of State.
u-Kenna gives up the West Virginia fight
Dan Lamont will retire to manage street
car line. Congress may contest Brecken-
ridges seat.
R-School banner passes third reading. Whit
ney renovaung the navy.
lS-Powderly indOrses prohibition. Capeller
Of the Ohio Republican State Committee
to be investigated. Ohio committees TO i'm
yestigate trusts recommend prosecution.
The electoral vote formally counted. Con-
gressionaI fight between Elliot and Snails
i0r seat results IN almost riot
E-Mlndom named for the Treasury portfolio.
The Randall faction asserts itself over the
revenue measure. A new dairy commits
eloner appointed TO watch oleomargar1ne.
l6-Grand jury refuses to fndfct Dudley Mills
tnveigies against Aldrlch tariff bill