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

goes to Jail charged with horse stealing.
Los Angeles gold fever increasing, thou
sands flock to the spot Boomers preparing
to descend on Oklahoma.
u-Governor Beaver must have funds but dis
owns the revenue bill. Blaine demands the
release of an American citizen IN Russia.
Bishop Foley asks the Catholics to abolish
sectarianism in schools. Ex-senator Pal
mer made Minister to Spain. Chinese
driven from Milwaukee
l2-Cleveland Bayard, Lamont and Fairehtld
sail for jaunt to Cuba. Decided Beaver
Falls dam be rebuilt A New York China
man baptized in hot tea.
lS-New Hampshire defeats prohibiton. su-
preme Court decides Wilson still Governor
of West Virginia. Editor Dawson assassi-
mated in Charleston, s. c. Negroes form an
exodus from North Carolina TO Arkansas
Parnell receives rousing reception in Lon
don. Senate reports favorably to Australian
ballot bill.
l4-Steel trust formed in Chicago, capital S20,-
100000 J. F. Adams Georgia fSrEe5 6EGsSoGs de-
boomers telegraph the President to open
up. A millIon-dollar fire hear Helena,
15-Tired tenderfeet back from Lower Califor-
mia. Sing Sing cOnvicts going insane on
account of no work. Three negroes hanged
at Little Rock.
l6-Kensington elections boom Gladstone. VIC
toria becoming peevish. Samoa peaceful.
Portions of Scranton cave in. Cleveland
speaks at a banquet of Friendly Sons of
st. Patrick in New York. One thousand
derson's intellect collapses.
16-Opium smugglers seized in San Francisco.
Australia demands Samoa be independent.
Tascott's would-be capturers disappointed
again. Heavy storm on Atlantic coast.
Mary Anderson worse. London Times at
tacks Henry George. ExKing Milan bids
his subjects adieu.
B-Presidental appointments crawl along
slowly. Proven Captain Beauchamp, oys-
terman, of Baltimore, offered to pay men to
throw loafers overheard. London Anarch-
lists celebrate the anniversary of the Paris
Commune.
l9-Oklahoma boomers and soldiers collide;
some broken heads. Catholic pilgrims
welcomed at Rome. Grade crossings bill
elopes
2O-Board of Pardons refuses Murderess
Whiteling's plea for mercy. Tom King
again Second Vice President of the B. o.
McClellandtown gang again busy.
N-Gernany increases her military strength.
Revenue bill passes the House. Mrs.
Whiteling respited one month. Houses
washed away by heavy waves at Atlantic
22-Gunboats sent to watch American interests
in Alaska. Vigilantes organize to sup
press Fayette robbers Bismarck explains
and apologies. Daughter of ]. d. Rocka-
feller marries poor man.
IAN American mesmerist startles London.
Salvation Army storms New York. Mrs.
Cleveland still q social favorite. Count
Montereole sails for Europe.
A-Emin Pasha defeats 5000 Dervishes.
Tramps Overrun Franklin. Stampede of
negroes from South Carolina to Arkansas.
25-Mrs. Lucy Parsons wants to see revolution.
Harriet Beecher Stowe becomes intellectu-
ally weak.
26-James Roman, of Kentucky, leaves $4,000
to former slaves and forgets hts relatives.
General Sowders, an eight times murderer,
landed in Kentucky jail Ex-Governor
Hartranft charged in Harrisburg with
crookedness.
N-Mind reader Bishop paralyzed and divorced
the same day. Cleveland and party back |
from Cuba. Canadian fish pirates captured
in Erie. Victoria visits Queen Christiana.
The President opens Oklahoma. Margaret
Cameron and ]. w. Clark, of Newark, N. J.,
married
pa Denver banker coo1ly robbed of 81, ,0OOin
daylight. English capitalists buying Amer
ican tin mines. Three American and three
German men-of-war sunk in cyclone at
Samoa. Order for Boulanger's arrest.
30-English growls at royalty's expenditures.
Father McFadden indicted for murder in
Dublin. Burial of John Bright. Jack Ash
ton defeats Lannon.
31-Opening of the EiffeI tower. Ohio visited
by cyclone. Ascertained that there are 43
X. of L. members of the Legislature. A
New York man marries an insane girl for
her money and is arrested.