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

| Beaver in town. Building Inspector Frank
retires. Diamond alley ordinance passed.
2-lmmense eight-hour mass meeting. Anni-
versary Of Little Round Top. Night school
examination finished
i S-Wholesalers and retailers receive their IL
censes
4-immense picnic in Williamsburg. The city
depopulated.
6-District Attorney Lyon to investigate the
Jeanette case. Picnic Of the County De-
mocracy. New bridge projected over the
Allegheny. Test of an electric motor in
vented by Pittsburgers.
! 6-Arrest of Johnston, the insane q. 8. A de-
| serter.
7-G. A. R. will distribute its own funds
Three boys drowned In the Monongahela.
Colored camp-meeting at Williamsburg.
| Major Armes thanks Pittsburgers for the
medal sent for pulling Beavers nose.
/ 6-Window Glass Convention in Pittsburg.
Flint Glass Convention in Bellaire. John
Yeldell, colored minister, arrested for
| Southern murder.
e-Typhoid fever raging in Allegheny. Sew
| eral cases of sunstroke. Thermometer 93o.
| Drummers' excursion down the river Ed
s. Giles and Rose E. Dunlevy married.
l0-Non-union men reach Homestead. Great
excitement. Annual meeting of the alumni
of ST. Vincent's.
u-H. G. Frick purchases Leisenring's big
plants. Rioting at Homestead and several
men hurt President Campbells window
glass report causes a sensation. The TraV-
elers' Club in trouble collector skips.
R-Return of the Pilgrims to the Holy Land.
Wishart arrests the Sunday slot machines.
Silver anniversary OF Rev. W. II. Mcmillan
and wife, Pittsburg Relief fund reaches
SS00.O00
I3-Peace at Homestead, a compromise effectedt
Squirrel Hill street contract let. The Cour
requested to amend retail licenses but re-
fuse. The Spiritualistic Church chartered.
The st. James Hotel robbed of s., 800. Two
hundred thousand Exposition bonds will be
issued.
14-south Carolina officers after YeldeI
Work commenced at Walls for the P. R. R.
shops.
excitement over the Yeldell affair. Formal
Railroad.
16-Smallpox cases IN the pest house.
1T-Yeldell makes bitter fight in court. Rush
for vaccination quilts. Westinghouse sues
companies using the alternating current.
1S-Eghteenth Regiment leaves for Rippey
camp, Uniontown. Iron advancing.
19-Sellers Mckee purchased the Birmingham
line.
two farmers IN London. Judge Slagle
rules oleomargarine must go. English syn
dicate bid for Pittsburg breweries. Typhoid
raging in Allegheny. Judge Ewing declines
N-The usual Sunday drowning. Army pay
station to be opened here. Charles Scott
shot by James Lehr in camp near Con-
22-Diamond street veto killed.
Z-Murderer Lehr lunatic. Pittsburg Ladies'
Committee suspend sewing for JohnstOwn.
Miss Dina Israel and Mr.. Levy Katten mar
A-Girl's gymnasium added to female col
lege. New cable laid on Fifth avenue.
Slate roofers receive charter.
25-John DAILY, aged 6S, dies on Homeopathic
operating table Valley campmeeting
opened
26-Green bottle blowers ask the green glass
men to aid them in the East. Plasterers
object to incapable boys and go on strike.
Murray Werner, of the Citizens Traction,
presented with silver set by 400 en-
ployes.
N-An spaces taken at the Exposition. Four
thousand people attend the picnic of st.
PauPs Church. John Snyder, Of Johns
town, suicides.
28-The South Fork Club sued for $50, 900 for a
drummers life. Episcopal Bishop White
head breaches in Presbyterian pulpit. |
@-Pennsylvania Railroad puts on 5000 new
cars. Italian riot in FallowfeId township; |
two killed and several wounded. Banquet |
to superintendent Patton, of the B. & o. |
Allegheny typhoid increasing. Successful |
collection for YeldeH
30-Yeldell must be returned to South Carolina. |
Ten thousand cokers object to a cut in |
wages. Newells road house sold.
8l-James Walton & Co.'s miners strike for |
more wages.