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

End nr. ]. B Morrison suicides. Messrs.
Chambers q Mckee, the glass men, iorm
coke company. Remaining bodies taken
from the wrecked Wiley building.
l2-Tom Barry makes q bitter speech and
scores Powderly. Coke workers demand
uniform wages Opinion OF George Shiras,
=, Jr., on Allegheny's charter dilemma. 9
1S-Ax makers desert the K.t of l., forming a
branch of Barry's Brotherhood. Several
sermons preached on the Wood street dis
aSter
l4-H. c. Frick becomes partner of Carnegie
In the iron business Striking coal miners
weaken. Flaws discovered in the marriage
license law.
15-Sl5,OOO subscribed for the Exposition at .
pubic meeting. Rev. Joseph Krauskopf
lectures on "The Messiah and the Jews. T"
Abuses of the jury system discussed by
judges. Annual report OF the Manufac-
turers' Natural Gas Company.
16-Powderly arrives and und0es the work done
by Tom Barry in three hours. W. 7. Lewis
replies to serious charges. An old tax de-
cision unearthed.
1T-s25O 600 subscribed to the Exposition fund D.
A. 8 L. of l. pledges fidelity to Powderly
Inspector McAleese's bribery charges. The
man who bunkoed John Lemon out of
$1,000 captured in Canada. Report Of Pres
ident Campbell, of the Window Glass
Workers Association. Celebrated Irish
will case settled.
1S-The legal fraternity discuss reforms in
annual meeting of d. A. s. K. of L. West
inghouse applies for patent on multiple
main conductor. Joseph Fleming found
guilty of selling liquor illegally.
lS-The Coroner's jury in the Wood street dis
aster fixes the blame Huckenstein & Co.
and Building Inspector Frank charged with
negligence. Railroad companies inaTgu-
rate a war on ticket scslpers. Adam Sla-
ter's head chopped of by Thomas Halo
well at Corks run boarding house.
20-Dr. HosteTter's interests in the P. & l. E.
r. r. sold to the Vanderbilts. Rev. BOYD
Vincent breaches his farewell sermon.
Building Inspector Frank orders the re-
moval Of dangerous structures. Another
split among the colored people on Avery's
will. o. T. Scaife takes issue with +. NJ.
Magee on street railways.
1.-THE grand jury specter rises again. Coal
miners decide to resent a reduction in
wages. Britisk-Americans organize. The
new agreement Of the South Penn road
signed.
22-NearIy $4,000 raised at an Exposition mass
meeting. A concealed check for $4,000
discovered in the defunct F. NJ. Bank.
An English manufacturer says Sl,000,0O0
has been sent to the United States to de-
feat the Senate tariff bill. Lively Demo
cratic caucus.
23-Annual reports of Pennsylvania Company.
A. a. Stevens predicts success for the pro-
hibitiOn amendment The Carnegies re-
ceive a big steel rail order. Joseph DIM
mey put on trial for the murder of Officer
Miller.
2EFrederick Turner, of the K. of L., rules
hat every local can be represented in the
big labor convention. Pittsburg stoves
shipped to Germany.
25-ArTangements made for erection of two
abattoirs in Allegheny. Francis Murphy
declares against prohibition. City Solicitor
Elphinstone's opinion on AlleGheny's new
charter. The birthday of Bobbie Burns
celebrated.
26-Death of gipsy belle in the West End.
The municipal tax lien declared to be ne
cessity. The Denny estate appeals from
the declsion of the Board of Assessors.
T-Master Workman Rea gives the member
ship of the K. of l. Murderer Dimmey re-
fused TO attend services in the jail. Homeo-
paths oppose the proposed State Board
of Licensers and Examiners.
2S-Trouble among K of l. iron molders. Mill
age for the year fixed at II mills. Terrific
gun powder invented by Southside chem
ist.
among the W. C. T. q. leaders. Sec
ond annual dinner of the Pittsburg Press
Club a great success. A large order for
yokes lost by Oliver Bros. & Phillips be-
cause the K. Of l. refused to do piece work.
80-The Standard Oil Company gobbles the
Amazon Oil Company. John Costello pro-
poses to lease Z. of l. coal property for 20
years. The miners form a branch of the |
National Progressive Union with a men, |
bership of 3000 in this section. Thousands |
of people attend the dog show at the Grand |
Central Rink
caused by the unloading of South |
Penn stock. Cookers give three days notice |
of a strike Annual reunion OF the Rensse- |
laer Polytechnic Institute. Annual gather |
ing Of the Women's Christian Association.