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

tion. Homewood Park stockholders meet and
edesire TO keep it as 1t is. Tue Baltimore and
ohlo pays s2Oo, 600 for plot Of land at Glen
O-Black diphtheria raging in the schools al st.
Slair and the Board OF Health considers the
advisability of closing them. The Railroad
Grievance COMMITTEES sign an agreement and
submit IL 10 the companies. Many charges
made against the officers of the Granite STATE
Association. The elephant for Schenley fark
arrives. Jack Gibson arrested for trying 70
sell some Of the city property. First ,l annual W
] Q. 4. o. at the North Avenue Nj: L. Church.
n-Chief Assessor Case estimates that the valua-
ail exceed br 81 ooo that Of Of 1880 when It
aggregated $40. OOo, 0o0. Committee on FINANCE
recommends the purchasing of nine acres ad-
crease her Indebtedness $500. OOj in order to
improve streets. The question OF eight hours
in the building trades TO be settled by arbitra-
tion. Two men ground up under the wheels
ola locomotive at Rankin while engaged IN z
friendly tusse. Banquet to the memoers oI
the Law and Order League at the seventh
Avenue Hotel.
2s-German Catholics of st. Joseph's Church, Al
-legheuy, prefer their own tongue to English
Arcontractor blames Malone for delay of work
ON the Government building. HomeopatnsS
HaaI admission 10 rSer 19s Aegnsn cnnYsntop Closes
with mass meeting at Old City Hail.
as-lhomss Herman. sr.. killed by an accident az
the Clinton Blast Furnace. Anarchists hold
services at Lafayette Hall. Manufacturers
think that the condition OF labor VIII work
ai-.iames r. Myers convicted of murder in the
second degree. and sensation caused by al
legged attempts TO tamper with the jury. James
Enright killed in Lawrenceville by James COX
during quarrel the latter escaping, Trinity
English Evangelical Lutheran Church SOUTH
side. dedicated. Bad roads clog city industries
ana impede country traffic.
25-Ihirteen wholesale liquor dealers charged
with doing a retail business. superintendent
Malone removed, and Joseph \. Pattison
succeeds him. Thomas Fawcett sons, coal
operators, embarrassed. Drlflers on the SOUTH
side strike pure water. Councils discuss parks
and bridges. Burnham not TO manage Pitts
burg's ball club.
95-Natural gas men say prices may 20 up 70 50
cents per l. GOO feet Painters kick against the
cight-hour fight. Priddy challenges the world
10 run foot race.
Knights Granite State Provident Association
defendants held in heavy bail. Martin O'Toole
killed by Hungarians at Mckeesport Muir
derer killian applies for new trial.
Carnegie LIBRARY. Eighteenth Regiment
officers indorse Captain McCleland for Adju-
tant General. First Ward Public School
Library and Gymnasium opened. The
Allegheny Athletes. William Coltman, found
injured in a coal car at Wilson Grove, dies at
the " est Penn Hospital.
McGraw and James Dobson escape
from Riverside Penitentiarv. The first cold
snap injs gas not equal 10 tie demand. More
isiay in Allegheny's improvement ordinance.
Trial begun before Mayor Myman OF Fire
Chief Jones.
So-dudges White and Magee decide that work on
the sabbath is not always unnecessary. ana
discharge an oil driler. Mamie Fitzpatrick,
~. Allegheny, saves her father from being robbed
and probably murdered. Cox. the murderer
James Euright. captured in Chicago. Miss
Mary McKee, ofOakland, chosen Secretary OF
the Kings daughters of America. Wooster
and n ash in Ston-J eftcrsOn football teams play
and each claim victory.