Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01
Senators. Large hotel burned at Frugal.

Senators: Large hotel burned at frugal
z0-New Government of Brazil seeks to nego-
tiate the loan of $4,000 600 to meet obliga-
tious. Military in Paris called on TO keep
order at a session of the Deputies. Central
Pacific trains blockaded in the snow for
six days; worst snow storms in ten years.
Expert testimony fails to solve the Knifin
murder mystery. Ohio miners favor ANAL
pttsrv with the KpghSs Of habS
stroyed by fire; loss $4,000.
potters not selling out to the En-
glish. An express car near Tulare, Col,
robbed Of SIS 600 by two masked men, who
escape; tramp who tired to give the alarm
is fatally shot Miss Nellie BLY, arrives at
San Francisco at $50 A. NJ, and starts on
the overland journey by special train over
Pacific routes Ellison Mounts, one of the
Hatfield gang. makes confession OF muir
der.
between the rival factions of the Pol
ish Church at Plymouth. Pa, reaches hor-
rible stage; number of bodies dug from the
cemetery by Poles. Opening of the Nom
partisan W. Q. T. U. Convention at Cleve-
land. Just settlement of the Samoan ques-
tlon secured by recent treaty. Brideewater
Gas Company makes a big strike at Bakers
town. United States Potters' Association
elect officers. Bones of three more victims
of the Johnstown food found at Coopers-
dale.
ask to share the benefits manu-
faeturers receive. Striking glassblowers in
South Jersey victorious. Progressive Union
Ohio miners, Henry NJ. jackson, New
York, gets six years for embezzling 1000
President Gompers opposes child labor.
Demands of the Punxsutawney miners re-
fused. Pennsylvania Memorial h ONE for
Disabled Soldiers dedicated. Won der Abe
offers to sell for SIS, 600
24-Sixteen families evict ed in the Punxsutaw-
ney district. -Four million dollars expended
in drilling wells in Washington county in
1859. German press bitter in it's denuncia-
tion of the Samoan treaty. .Old hutch"
victim Of conspiracy among the clerks of the
Chicago Board of Trade to the tune of s50.-
25-Miss Elizabeth Cochrane, known as Nellie
BY, completes her trip around the world;
time " days. hours and 10 minutes. West
subways for electric lighting. Benson. the
Jubilee plunger," arrested for forgery.
Dom Pedro anxious to return to Brazil.
soclalistic bill badly beaten in the Reich.
Youngstown indicted on the charge of en-
bezzlement
Alexander, Philadelphia, religious
maniac. shoots, intending to kill Bishop
Whitaker, in st. Johns Protestant Episco-
pal Church. Great gales creating havoc
throughout England and Wales Suicide
George Lounsberry's shortage amounts to
$4,000 Body Of Joseph G. Ditman. miss.
ing, Philadelphia banker, found floating in
the Schuylkill. Albuquerque postofhce
robbed of $1,000
27-Big strike at the Birmingham, Ala,
rolling mill. Queen Victoria suffering from
an attack of influenza. Judge Brewer rem
ders his first opinions as member of the
Supreme Court. The grip very bad in
Crawford county. William W. Hinson,
formerly agent Of the United States Ex-
press Company at Youngstown, and who
stole s., 500 tries to commit suicide at Cold
water. Mlch., after confessing
Builders Convention recommend
pay by the hour to meet the eight-hour
question. A Chicago police officer gives
among the Anarchists. Master Painters
and Decorators meet at Reading. Mr.. Dor
sey, of Nevada proposes a measure making
bonds the basis of circulation. The decis-
ion of Judge O'Brien in the famous Ward
injunction case was given in favor of Ward.
29-The new Republic of Brazil formally recog-
nized by President Harrison. The League
to sue seven Brotherhood clubs for dam
ages. Builders Association indorses the
pay-by-the-hour system, but refuses to fix
the length of a day.
30-Sllek gang Of schemers, with comparatively
little money, wreck three banks in New
York. Spaulding Iron W orks, neaS Steu-
benville, in the hands of a receiver; fail
are with sensational features, involving
100000. Four Touring mills near Detroit
secured by English capitalists. Miss Eliza
beth Bsland completes her tour around
the world days, 10 hours and 81 minutes
behind Nellie BLY,.
J. Claassen, the bank wrecker gives
himself up, but not sent 70 Jail David
sso1 ssss WILLY Of the a5t%pf @ to
land; an appeal to the Land League meets
prompt response. At Phillipsbnrg q hovel
vacated by an old German is purchased by
young man who discovers hidden treas
ure.