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

causing q strike of carpenters. Chinamen
discover gold in untold Quantities In the
by a vote of 161 to las. United States
Marshal W. b. Sanders enticed into taking
ride at Quincy, Fla, and murdered.
Clever cracksmen relieve the national bank
at Salem, H.. of $4,000.
l5-By mock marriage the widow OF General
Rickell, of Massachusetts, Is swindled out
of her fortune. Farmers in Stevens county,
KAN, in destitute circumstances. fhe
grand jury in Bangor, Me-. refuse to return
liquor indictments. Isaac Sawtelle makes
partial confession to an officer in jail, i'm
80 Pliearing two other persons. 49,. u,..;,,
of the Kilrain-MuldooD party. Lobster
fishermen send volley at the tug 1nvinci-
BILE. Saloons in Denver closed for the first
time on Sunday.
1.-THE Worlds Fair project not abandoned in
New York; a mighty meeting refuses TO
take no for an answer. Parnellites rldl-
culed for their radical change OF front.
Snowdrifts IL feet deep on California rail-
road tracks.
lS-Important arrest of supposed Cronin sus-
pect in st Louis after long and weary
search. Operations of Philadelphia fe-
male forger amount to over slOO.O6o. Riot
alta German Socialist meeting. An Irish
member of the House of Commons de-
msnds an inquiry into charges Of cruelty II, IN
the treatment of Dynamiter DAILY. Jack
Dempsey defeats Mccarthy in 2S rounds.
l9-French engineers from Panama talk dis
oouragingly about De Lesseps' ditch, Con-
of the Civil Service Commission COM
menced.
2O-Grand jury indiets three of tho New York
bank wreckers. A Socialist victory the
significant result of the general elections in
Germany. William +. Kimball, cashier
and bookkeeper, defaulter to the amount
of $40, 600 in Chicago.
N-sixteen women crusaders on trial in Tren.
ton, Mo. The National Encampment OF
the Union Veteran Legion elect officers.
Hunger stares the Punxsutawney miners
90 in the face, but they remain dste,minsd Gn,aco
Crawfordsvilles Ind, have general battle.
in which the nolice are vanquished and the
college President knocked senseless Jere-
mah Newman, steward in the Monmouth
Almshouse, charged with terrible cruelty
to inmates. Henry Lebos. q wife murderer,
dies in the Reading Jail from wounds in
hicted by his own hands. Claassen q SIM
mons, New York bank wreckers, out on
bail. The crusaders in Trenton, Mo-, found
guilty and fined IS each. John Gilbert, Bar
NUNS giant welded at Scranton.
2s-Walton, the defaultinP express pr clerk ar
$1,000 found.
24-Gharges of cruelty to the Irish tenantry
heaped upon the Tory Government A
expels the Triangle and Camp 20; the Cronin
murder denounced,
25-Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, A o. U. W.,
meets at williamspOrt Boston Ideals
chprus girls on strike. Minister Lincoln's
son reported in dying condition. Mrs.
Julia Lippincott connected with Treasurer
Wigton in note shaving. Another meeting
of the Pennsylvania Revenue Commission.
26-Millionaire James McCombs Wilmington,
engaged female detective TO help him Sc
cure divorce. Virginia butchers secure
law that all foreign dressed beef must be
inspected and taxed one cent pound. The
League enters suit against Buck Ewing in
the United States Court. Oleomargarine
denounced by the dalrymen's convention at
Meadville. George N. Clark. murderer of
Drover McCausland, hanged at Waynes-
burg.
&c. {. Mohney arrested at Red Bank for
green goods" swindlIng. Ohio river ex-
ceedingly high at Cincinnati; the situation
alarming. Johnstown physicians greatly
mystided over a strange case of poisoning.
2S-Mrs. Matilda L. Case. a wealthy Brooklyn
widow: aged So, weds George J; Boles. aged
TO- Silcott, the defaulting cashier, arrested
in Toledo, Ore. Indians refuse to accept
supplies except as an absolute gratuity.
Rivers at Cincinnati still on the rise much
damage done; raging floods in several po.
tions of the South.