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

Amy number Of children under the age re-
quired by law are found at work in factories
throughout Pennsylvania. George p.
Brown, head of Boston wool firm, found
short 81 7e0,Ss0; he was trusted implicitly
and handled over $50 0OO, 900 in four years.
PA parochial school donated as an addition
to the public school system of st. Paul
New Y ork catches the tail end of blizzard
Rivers at Cincinnati receding. The body of
George w. Liscomb found In the Ohio
river; accidentally drowned.
S-Richard A. e. Goebler. bunkoed in New,
York, starts on their trail with belt full of
revolvers and lands three of the gang In Jail.
Philadelphia License Court judges insist
upon full returns of licensed and unlicensed
liquor sellers. design selected for a
monument in honor of General Hartranft.
La Coney acquitted.
4-Hope that the imprisoned mixers in the
WiIkesbarre colliery may have eacaped
through unused workings. A reward of
5000 offered for evidence to sustain the
Parnell letters, after the forgery was
proven. A destructive fire in the heart of
Broa dway; loss S35.000.
5-The Ways and Means Committee will not
place the duty on steel rails lower than SIS
per ton, Illinois miners in convention. DIR
Willis McCray. Franklin, elopes with cab
drivers daughter and leaves his wife desti-
tute. League magnates still in session at
Cleveland.
6-The League magnates adopt lO-club sched-
ule and adjourn. Carnegie speaks in New
York in the interest OF the New York Free
Library. The Ohio gerrymander passes the
Senate, and is now a law. Window glass
men meet and increase the price list per
cent Pennsylvania Railroad abolishes
grade crossings in Philadelphia
7-Fire in a tenement house in New York: fam.
lily nearly smothered. A Canadian Pacific
train stalled by snow in the northern part of
Maine. A eave-in at Plymouth wrecks sew
eral houses and badly scares the inmates
Rev. NJ. L. Fritch. Reading head of four
congregations, arrested on charge of grand
larceny.
s-A Pittsburg and New York glue concern
%at xralI A nit had 81
Italian thieves and a constable's posse at
Wampum, Pa Hundreds of boomers con-
gregating preparing TO invade the Cherokee
Uniontown @ w jail. Al. Graham. ' Auditor Um 'Gf of
Warren county, o., defaulter. sentenced to
imprisonment for Is years and pay fine of
s126, ,422 Is.
s-Two cents the net earnings of Scranton
coal miner for the month of February;
numbers make less than 81. Fishermen
rescued at sea after being five days without
which cost s250oOO Cyclone" Dnryea
jumps the Brotherhood and signs with the
Cincinnati League. the Dominion of Can
ada after American iron.
10-A break IN the levee near Arkansas City
causing great alarm. The Mayor and police
prevent mob from securing prisoner at
Columbia, s. G. Senator Stanford intro
duced bill for the Government TO lend
money at low rate to the farmers.
n-Eleven accusers confront Captain McCalla
as men who have reason to complain of
harsh treatment. Old Monongahela's dams
and locks worth 2iO00.Q0l. Brotherhood
League magnates adopt their schedule.
The State blind orphans complain of not
getting enough to eat.
12-The levee breaks above Arkansas City and
threatens the lower district. The lottery
measure defeated in the North Dakota Leg
islature. Students of the female college at
Columbus, Miss, object to the president
and their action is sustained by a portion of
the faculty. The P. r. R secures control
of the old "Monon' route 800 miles,
lS-Rivers in the South raging. levees breaking
and millions of dollars worth of property
imperilIed. little girl stripped and
whipped with double rattan at the Phia-
delphia Institution for the Blind. Ex-
amining COMMITTEES find IT Treasurer Nolan,
Hewitt tries to huy the Detroit club.
4-Twenty thousand excited boomers invade
the Cherokee outlet. New York cracker
concerns bought out by one company who
pays Sc, 5OO, 600 Sawteile's case closed. The
South gives the Presidential party hearty
welcome. Thousands of men at work
strengthening the levees. By close vote
peake Canal for railroad. Association
schedule adopted.
l5-First session of the International Labor
Conference held In Congress Hall of the
Chancellor's palace Forty thousand con-
tract laborers said TO have passed through
Castle Garden in few months. Levees
back country being flooded. The Presi-
dent issues proclamation for the boomers
TO leave the Cherokee strip.
l6-A New York walking delegate has an OBJ
noxious employer and IL non-uuion men ar
rested for working on Sunday; the magis-
trate discharges them. Harry W. King,
Prefect of the Pennsylvania Institution for
the Instruction of the Blind, Is arrested on
serious charge brought by the scholars.
Social clubs of Philadelphia closed on Sun
day.
I7-New Yorks grand juryreturns numnero of
indictments against prominent officials for
malfeasance in Office. Business people at
Bellevernon jubilant over the prospect of a
big iron plant at that place. No division
encampment for the N. G. p. The food
destroys the fairest portion OF North Louis
lana.
ls-Revenue bills prepared by the Republican
Ways and Means Comipittee practically
completed, The body of Mrs. Thomas
Bogges, shipped from Allegheny to Scran-