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

1-Knights of st. George organize q Johns
town lodge. Remains of Captain Jones
placed in bronze casket.
2-Mrs Schenley gives 300 acres for Pitts
burg park Spiritualist Slade gives a won
derful seance. Miss Paulson's body found.
Lee found guilty Of murder in the second
degree.
Chalmers organize. Coroner Mcdowell the
victim of smoothbore ticket.
4-Property around Schenley Park increases
in value $50 per cent Window glass prices
increase generally. Supreme Court decides
in favor of Druggist Fleming.
6-Dick Johnston and Coroner Mcdowell
elected Pan-American delegationed. The
Nun of Kenmare in the city. Sewickley
with q banner.
6-Anarchists issue lurid circular.
7-Pan-Americans received at the Exposi-
ton. Miss Kata Drexel becomes nun.
S-Departure Of the Pan-Americans. Pitts
burg Library Association meet to prevent
the sale of their building.
9-Mass meeting of Anarchists in honor of the
Chicago leaders Lee gets IL years for the
murder of hatcher.
O-Baron Lindenauer deserts his wife. Miss
Drexel purchases property to enlarge
Mercy Convent.
II-Turbulent scenes at the Nun of Kenmare's
lecture.
2-Library Hall Association try to raise $50
600. Callen, Maneese and Doughty on trial for
conspiracy. The Western and Atlantic
13-Homer McGaw fired from the X. of l.,
charged with SANDER. Warmcastle to run
for Mayor. Artificial eggs on the market
A-Martin Joyce claims he has found a silver
mine near Connellsville. Claims for dam
ages filing against the widening Of Diamond
alley.
15-Superb organ for Masonic Hall.
16-Beck's run schindery raises a howl. Ma
neese, Callen and Doughty convicted.
Priddy defeats McClelland.
H-St. Martins German Catholic Church,
West End, dedicated.
lS-W. III Smith trial for rnurdar
19-Palatial Chapel of Free Masons Hall dedI-
Gated. % alderman Cassidy rsnovases the
20-Pittsburg Driving Park dissolved. Annual
Catholic tea party great success. Miss
Catherine McCandless and John G. Jen-
nings married. Butler, Pa Rev. L N. Hays
resigns.
2l-Failure of the Lawrence Bank drags down
the Vulcan Iron Works. Great excitement
in Lawrenceville. DR.. McGlynn lectures IN
Braddock to large house. H. L Gourley
distresS1ngly injured. Miss Elnora Guck-
enheimer and Arthur Einstein married
22-District Attorney Lyon sues Chambers &
Mckee, James Campbell and William
Slicker for violation Of the contract labor
law. The will of ]. h ShoenberCer gives
100000 TO Pittsburg churches Arrest of
Wood. the alleged ballot box forger Law
renee Bank liabilities estimated at about
$4,000 Smith found guilty OF numbering
his wife; first degree.
A-German mass meeting favors eight hours.
George Stewart found dead in the Woods
hunSehers NAL onnston OF the Exposition
returns from Paris with some valuable
pointers.
25-Cashier Hoerr returns and denies crooked
ness. W. NJ. McKelvey chosen assignee.
E1opement of Essie Mornhall and Joseph
E. schwab. Council takes steps for river
patrol
26-Non partisan W. c. T. o. arrange for
State convention. Catholic priests pleased
at Baptist ministers praise in Baltimore,
Carrie P. Lysle and w. G. Stewart married.
Miss Fannie Bird and Hon. Henry Dor
rance. Of California. married.