Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01
FEBRUARY.

1-Lynching Dakota plan to disprove stories
of destitution. Minister Robeiro, of the
Brazilian Cabinet, resigns and Francisco
Grizero appointed in his stead. Coroner's
jury release Captain Schuettler who shot
Robert Gibbons in self-defense in Chicago.
Ben Gardner publicly cowhides E. j. Norris
in the streets of Augusta, Ga. Rev. ]. R.
Sturgis. Methodist, Of Richmond, Va. sus-
pended for writing love letter to a mar
ried lady Decrease of sl2,245ss5 in the
public debt during January.
2-Fierce church riot IN Buffalo; 1000 Polish
women DEFY priest and policemen. Cora La
Hannue. Sister Margaret Mary elopes from
the Notre Dame College, Sar Francisco,
and is married to Charles Perkin;
3-S1preme Court holds that beneficence and
insurance differ; suit to annul a beneficial
association the cause. The Times compro-
mise their suit against Parneli for $4,000
One hundred years since the organization
of the Supreme Court of the United States
Johann Kopowski arrested in Chicago on
the charge of robbing the German Govern
ment of 1900 marks. By vote of more
than to the New York Presbytery favors
arevislon of the Westminster confession of
faith; Chicago Presbytery also declare for
revision. Supreme Court decides polygamy
crime
4-Joseph P. Murphy, one of the largest wool
manufacturers in Philadelphia, failed for
about Sl,OuO, ,00C; failure attributed to ex-
cessive duties on raw materials. Who died
first, husband or wife? the question raised
IN several contested d VIII cases greTlhg sSn out
taken before the Orphans Courr of Cam
bria county for settlement. Celebration of
the centennial of the United States Su-
preme Court, at New York. Secretary
Tracy RECEIVERS sufficiently to take a fare
well look at his wife and daughter.
6-F. A. Walton, trusted clerk In the Office
of the Pacific Express Company, Dallas,
Tex, missing, also a package containing
SIS. 1000 A Mongolian's wife elopes from San
Francisco to New York in the disguise of
an American dude, only to be recaptured.
Samoan treaty regarded at Berlin as a tri-
umph for Blaine. Early morning fire at
Brooklyn leaves Gu families homeless; loss
$500 000
8-Stated that other hanks than the Lenox
Hill, Equitable and Sixth National were
concerned in the wrecking conspiracy.
Lawyer Moses Solomon, Chicago secures
sn order for the reopening of the famous
Anarchist case; Neebe, Fielden and
schwab expected to be freed. Mrs. o. E.
Bailey, widow, Denver, robbed of 5000
by two masked men. Remarkably high
stage of water in the Mississippi
1.-THE New York bank wreckers engage in a
desperate effort to escape prosecution by
making restitution. Due dOrleans ap-
pears in Paris, contrary to French law, and
is arrested; royal manifesto discovered on
his person Leading lawyers take no stock
in the Anarchists appeal to the Supreme
Court. Difficulties IN the coke regions set
force one year. English capitalists secure
atwo-third interest in the Forepaugh cir
Gus for 81, ,0O0,O0
e-Former palace of Marguerite of Bavaria
burned. Masked men drag two Mormon
elders from their beds, in Marion county,
Ala. ana cover them with tar and dry
leaves.
illegal lottery the prize sought in North Da-
kota as the ultimate object of political
conspiracy; the Sioux reservation thrown
open to the settlers. Sensational evidence
gwen against Banker Claassen in the bank
wreckinG case. Ellis Bard, Lincoln. Pa
cashier of the Lincoln National Bank, de-
faulter to the extent OF $4,000. The Chi
cago and Philadelphia Presbyteries vote
against the revision of faith.
l-lreland's great battle in Parliament on; the
forgery confessed: telling speeches by Har-
court, Iabouchere. Gladsion and the Irish
leader himself. One thousand political
Dakota lottery bribers. Colonel Burke
Louisiana's missing treasurer, in Costa
Rica with $3.50 900, engaged in extensive en-
terprises. Fire destroys handsome build
ings IN Huntington, w. Va, valued at
$4,000
2-Mllitary withdrawn and fully 5000 people
enter the Sioux reservation. Sir Charles
phia TO recover $4,000. William A. McKim
appointed postmaster at Oil City. Oil
cItement.
s-Two important events In Methodism cele-
brated in New York-centennial Of the
Methodist Book Concern and the seven
tieth anniversary of the missionary society.
The Parnell Commission refuses to make a
direct decision. but gives lot of ancient
history. Oklahoma bill passes through the
Senate. The grand jury ind no bill against
the doctor or Miss Purcell in the Knifin
case.
4-walking delegates in New York sued for