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

i5-Democrats, OF Illincis and Maine nominate
their s!sf tickets: Congressman Syringe, 9,
Alabama nominate Noble Smilhson for Gov.
ernor. stone and Rutan both say they will
s-Mayor Filter: Of Plllaasllhia, thinks Dsla,
Hsrrsy sas says Pattisoa h viii get
50 Phi:adelphia delegates; that he viii be nom
Stone wants to go to Congress, but is willing
he delegates
while those from Westmoreland are for Mon
% son defeats sHsShs Wallace 20 At psa many points,
s-With only about two dozen delegates e be
erSor Forssel R hs ese own psry to
squelch him.
as mfss *
Beltzhoover named to succeed Leyi Malsh as
SS;Gn'gressnIan S;. George shirss Ill expresses
81 Arms Of the senate, defeated in caucus. and
chosen. Speaker Reed outlines a compro-
mise Federal election plan. wanamaker de-
candidacy ofDelamater,
ls-Maine Republicans renominated Governor
for Pattison. while the Republican conferees
Of the Tenth district nominate Mathew Girls
4-Ex-R -Representatiye George McGowan, one of
the the lpeaaing psti,g Pnilsdelphia Democrats turns
IA feeling developing in Philadelphia that
Montooth should accept second place under
Delamater.
ls-Montooth carries Fayette. but is defeated in
Somerset Westmoreland to instruct for Pat
tison; Nashville, Tenn. Republicans refuse
1.-THE Republican Caucus Committee completes
the Federal. elections bill. General Hastings
says he will use his influence for pelamatsr If
there is no chance for himself.
I-Congressman scranton renominated. Craw-
ford democrats nominate w. L. Scott for
Congress. Complaint in Alabama that poll
=. tics are entering into the census.
Ex-senator Quay reported to be preparing the
that Quay is anxiols for Pattison's nomina-
ton. kisner will resign owing to pressure
ao-Mayor Fitler wants Delamater dropped and
nominate Carroll 5. Paige for Goysrnor. Fed
&-Pattison adherents in Lycoming county charge
fraud against Wallace's followers. Evident
determination of the Mississippi whites at the
Constitutional Convention to eliminate the
negro as a citizen.
2a-Delamater, Stone and Hastings say they are
colored Democrat of Alabama, is making po-
litical speeches in thar State. CONGRESSMAN
tention Is paid to his request tor postoftice ap-
pointments. Colonel X. B: Kicketts an
nounces that he is not candidate for the DEM
25-George w. Delamater nominated for Govern
or. Republicans Of Illinois nominate State
ticket and indorse the Federal election law.
T-Lodre opens the debate in the House on the
Federal election bill
that Sd, 600 Republicans viii bolt Delamafer's
nomination: Dr. ssnger to present Pattson,s
protest against the election bill and appeal to
their constituents.
2s-Representstiye Ewart Republican of North
Carolina declares in the House that Southern
elections are fairly conducted Friends of
pattison and Wallace claim their nomination
and figuring on the balance of the ticket.
30-Headquarters of the leading Democratic can
didates for Governor opened at Scranton.
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MAY.

1-Mrs. Annie Eawards killed by an explosion o.
nitro glYcerine in her house st Butler. Th1r-
teen-year-old David Vance, Of Waynesoufg,
killed while throwing stones az can oI MIRO
Rlyeerine, Man, vile and children burned In
their home near knoxyille. Tenn: ennl:.,asa 4, .,,,-
cago. Richard Sawyer, sailor on steamship
City Of Washington, dies in Hayaps from n
juries indicted by the engineer Of the snip. by
the explosion Of blast or dynamite N georgia
two negroes were killed. f. D. walker, OF
BrookiYn, editor OF the CosmoPoatoa Aagd-
zine, drowned In the Roanoke river, WINE
fishing.
"A sailor Jun ped from vessel In Beaufort har-
Dor TO desert but was eaten BY sharks before
he could reach land.
Howard, Of ST. Louis.
7-(lyer 100 helpless tnstne persons meet death oy
the burning OF an asylum near Montreal, Can
ada; q number OF nuns lose their lives The
british steamer Mingates. from Philadelphis
for Copenhageu, feared to have gone down
with her crew of 30 men:
S-Engineer and fireman killed by explosion Of
hfarlett shot and instantly Killed an aged
Quaker named Ashton, near New Lisbon, o..
because he refused 10 lndorse promtssory
note While crossing the Ohio river At Wheel
ing in u steam yacht Architect Z. W. Wells
was drowled by the upsetting OF the boat.
Mrs. James Beach, Of Hoboken. NJ ~ charges
asylum on the certificate OF physician who
never examined her.
'e-John MeCurdy, OF Lebanon, Pa, chained bis
l7-year-oId daughter 10 the floor because she
was disobedient and kept her there for days
until the authorities got after him, The pan
per idiot asylum at Preston, n. u, burned,
Continued ON Sixfh Puoe
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JANUARY.

State Prison, suicides while suffering from la Ia
knocked from tPestle at Shousetown, by L. &
L. L. train ana killed; Fire in a pauper
and killed, al Frisco, Beaver County. Andrew
John lI kireSbaam, iS % Of Economy Killed by ex-
piosion Of natural gas. Milton English,
beaver Falls ve tG death "a pe xrGr
Knifin, found murdered in bed at Trenton, N.
J, Five persons killed by snow-slide at sierra
4-steehen La Plant, Frenchman. of HaverhilI,
N j.. beats his grandchild dren to death with q
hammer. George Korns. Lima, o., killed
e-Wreck irain dashes into q creek at Wellsboro.
Ea%ard Ea aas ,SH nsa assd Az pososs
ily of five by putting rough . on rats Atm in efead;
oyer aam By 9tSaihs Mn ehaine .sd tied Two uninoSn
Hungarisns run over and killed at Ben's
IA. j. bIarik. Jr.. Of .Tehama, CAL, shoots and
Kills his brother. Johnston CLARK.
s-Henry Ward. eolored, who murdered ". H;
Benson, Of Norway, La, taken from jail aud
s-Fonrteen Fs; laborers. go down to death in a
4 TIE ,ws wall psf.sns er shaps una i'm IN
"rRs tns eoapse S thsafer he as
1o-Wiley Porter. of Stenbenyille, drives q three
aSd aDdse Porter and The @ animals are
Michael Welsh burned to death and six others
seriously injured Dy tne eXpIosloh OI q netui
furnace at Lucy Furnace. John Drake acci-
dentalIy shoots and kills his mother.
l1-Michael Chesire, and Michael Pasquen run
over in the u. 4 y. yards and seriously in
jured George Richey, Sewickly, jumps from
Il train o. d Is killed.
I2- Wesley Eikins, aged IL, pleads guilty to the
murder of his father and stepmotheF at
Ekader Ia, and is sentenced to prison for
life.
I3-Gabriel Kelley. of Allegheny. has both legs
cut off on the Pennsylyania Railroad at Har-
risburg. An engineer looses control of a train,
which Is wrecked and Willis Cook, brakeman,
Inangled to death. at Cumberland. Md
l4-Four Polish children meet death by sufocation
at Erie. Daniel Davis. farmer. Springfield.
o., shot and killed by John Jones'
15-Wesley Francls, OF Pittsburg. Killed by a
boiler explosion at Fallston and 10 Others seri-
ously injured. George Patrick, Of Coiumbia
s. u. accidentally shoots and kills his sister,
and Is aterward prevented from suieiding.
Joseph Valenski aud John Vooshalia attack
john Loske with an iron bar, crushing iu his
skull. killing him instantly at Wiikesbarre:
1e-Premature exp xplosion kills four men and badly
Injuries several others near Nashville. Tenn.
Miss Laura Dixon, Elizabeth, N. D., suicides
because OF a former sweetheart's offer Of mar
riage to another. Mrs. Mclean. Warsaw,
stinn., kills her four children and lakes poison.
IT-Vcstibule train runs into an accommodation
on the c.. n. & ID. X. r.. near Cincinnati. and
cars catch are; four persons burned TO death
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MARCH.

2-The delegates of the State Repu blicRn League
Clubs leave for Nashville.
3-The Crawford County Senator gets an enthus-
iastic send-off from his friends at Meadviiie
"A reference TO Blaine at the National League
convention az Nashville received with pro-
son reelected in Iowa.
5eW. L. Scott declares himself for Pattison.
Republican kicke- votes with the Democrats
upon the Arkansas contested election case.
Warm welcome extended by the South to the
Republican League clubs. Wanamaker be-
lieves the poker-playing charges against Cap
tain Thompson and wants new man named.
through the cities OF the south Delamater
declares in favor of ballot reform.
7-Unless Senator Quay names a new man instead
of Captain Thompson for postmaster at Me-
keesport Postmaster General wanamaker
s-senators anxious to get rid of BIair's educa-
tional bill.
IO-Senator Buchanan introduces a novel measure
to split the Presidential vote in Ohio.
u-Senator Ray has small row with Captain
l2-Florida Democrats demand protection on
oranges Hastings and Delamater both pres
;. ent t,aI a. a reception TO Charles Emory Smith
nation for Ex-Governor Pattison. Wallace in
H-Cleveland the issue in fierce debate in the
House. Friends of the Chicago Fair bill
afraid of trap in Congress.
15-The real contest between the Democratic lend
ers in Pennsylyania Is over the choice of dele
gates TO the next National Democratic Con-
le-Lieutenant Governor Black not hustling. but
would not decline the nomination for Gov
H-Congressmen Dalzell and Bayne say the emil
grafton officials ought to be Investigated.
stones friends prevent the election of Dele
mater delegates. Governor Campbell of Ohio,
calls on the Randall Club and is their guest for
five hours.
Is-Democratic leaders gather at Philadelphia to
perfect the plans for coming State canvass
Republicans Of Center county resolve for Hast
ings.
2o-Commissioner Raum in hot water, having
hight on with Assistant Secretary Busy: a
member of employees fred, but promptly REIN
stated. Leaders alarmed because of lack OF
progress OF important legislation in Congress.
Evarts opposes Harrison.
2z-Two Republican members of the Elections
Committee declare against the McComa
measure. Must be new man
none OF the applicants named can be ap-
pointed Postmaster of McKeesport.
25-1he Worlds Fair bill passes the House.
Sherman's antitrust bill amended In the Sem
ate.
26-Violators OF the civil service arrested In
Washington for solicitation of Campaign
funds. Opposition to Ingalls, amendment TO
the antitrust bill leads him TO score the
Southern senators.
27-Adjutant General Hastings receives warm
welcome in philadelphia. Senator Quay re-
turns to Washington after two months So
iaurn in Florida.
as-Major General ID. E. sickles appointed Sheriff Of
New York in place of James flack. Quay has
many callers, but refuses a public reception
Andrews. Hastings and Delamater and others
watching the Philadelphia delegation.
29-George shiras III. makes formal announce
ment OF his candidacy against Colonel Tom
Bayne. Quay willing that there should be an
otier primary in Cambria county. Delama-
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NOVEMBER.

for Pattison: The Republican Congressional
Committee in an address claims Congress.
Original packages the great political Issue
torlonal fight with the Presidential battle Of
lss2 attlson holds great wind uD meeting
result in the Ohio. io.Congressional Districts.
s-Andrews claims the State by 35, 000, while
some Of Pattison,s adherents place their ia.
Republican of Philadelphia 'arrested for bri-
berry. Powell CLAYTON doing his best to pre-
4-Pattison elected Governor Of Pennsylvania.
and lhe Democrats capture Congress by an
overwhelming majority; many other election
5-Ihe new ballot law worked well in New York,
e-Pattison's majority estimated at from 10, 600
estimated at i4I. Mckinley defeated by a
small majority. Ex-President Cleveland says
the result Of the elections is harbinger OF
7-Party leaders busily explaining how the elec-
Congressinen are picking out candidates. for
Speaker Men of all parties tender congratu-
lations to Ex-senator Emery.
at 1852. Philadelphia Independents hunting
down the crooked voters.
son,s Cabinet. Mckinley thinks the gerry
mander in his district was unfair.
10-Republican National Committee to meet and
consider Quay's resignation.
n-Republican leaders centering on Blaine for
President in 1892.
factor in the election result, while Senator
Sherman thinks that business enterprises will
be delayed.
1s-Emery comes out against Deiamater as SEN
atorial candidate. massachusetts, Democrats
at banquet cheer themselves hoarse over
Cleveland.
1s-Lesders unite in saying that Don Cameron's
seat is not in danger. Cleveland congratu-
lates Pattison upon his election. General
John B. Gordon elected United States Senator.
20-Chris Magee consults with the party leaders at
Philadelphia and comes out for Cameron for
senator. Senator Dolph says the election bill
will not pass.
21-Goyernor Pattison said to have selected his
cabinet with William r. Harrity at It's head.
Talk about Wanamaker succeeding Pattison.
22-William Finn, in q New York interview, says
Pennsylvania would give Blaine 100, 600 ma
jority. According to Andrews, Delamater Is
not Senatorial candidate.
23-Quaker City legislators declare for Cameron.
ingalls, has only q slim chance for reelection.
A-Federal elections bills to be u bone of conten-
tion when Congress meets.
N-Both parties inclined to firt with the Farm
ers' Alliance. Fassett may succeed Quay as
2s-Ta!k in Democratic ranks of opposition to
Harrity.
2s-Farmers' Alliance men disgusted over Senator
Pugh's reelection.
30-General Gordon elected U. 8. Senator amid
great enthusiasm. According to Powderly, u
Peoples party soon to be organized. Ex-
Senator Emery does not mean to retire from
politics.
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DECEMBER.


i-Stated that Quay will not resign the Chair
manship of the National Committee. Blaine
and Cleveland said not to be acceptable to the
Farmers Alliance.
2-Republican Congressman assert that they will
hustle the elections bill.
3-P0litical differences crop out among members
Of the Alliance Assembly. Senate Republicans
decide to use the cloture in passing the cleo
tions bill.
4-Farmers, Alliance denounce the elections bill.
True bills found as result OF the bribery
charges In the Twenty-ffth Congressional dis
, trict
Ex-Governor Tilman, in his inaugural address,
asserts that the whites will remain masters OF
the South. Farmers Alliance issue mani
festo for a convention of the National Union
party in February. i92.
6-Third party question separates Western from
Southern farmers at the Alliance Convention.
Democrats scared over the condition OF the ap-
pOrtionment bill.
7-Presidental booms both for Cleveland and Hill
sprout at Philadelphia.
9-Farmers' Alliance formulate their deman ds as
to what they want Congress to do.
10-The elections bill expected to have some rough
sailing in the Senate.
1l-Repu blican Senators hold caucus over the
elections bill but reach no conclusion. A new
immigration bill to be reported to the House.
12-Indications of the abandonment Of the cleo
tions bill. Congressman L.angstoh says the
colored people are solving the race question by
quietly leaving the South,
13-Quay and Cameron consult with the Repub-
lfcan leaders at Philadelphia. Lively debate in
the Senate over the elections bill.
l9-Doom of the elections bill finally sealed by the
action of King Caucus.
23-Ingals processes confidence In his reelection.
Ex-senator Ingalls, personally conducting his
campaign for reelection.
Wolcott and Teller, Republicans,
speak in opposition to the elections bill.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01
JUNE.

l-Perry and Lebanon counties go for Hastings.
Thomas q, Jones nominated for Governor OF
Alabama by the Democrats.
2-Democratic delegates in Fayette to be In
structed for Pattison.
5-Federal election laws considered by the Re-
publican Representative caucus. Quay holds
conferences with Republican leaders at Phia-
delphia.. Perry county Republicans indorse
Hastings. Republican Congressmen criticise
the President for snubbing them.
4-Philadelphia delegates. while nominally for
Hastings. will obey Quay,s behests. Oregon
Democrats secure the Governor. while the Re-
publicans elect the Congressman and LeEtsa-
ture. In the contested election case OF Miller
versus Elliot from the seventh South Caro-
lima district. the Elections Committee de-
nounee the state regulation and registration
laws us unconstitutional.
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THE RECORD OF HORRORS.
ACCIDENTS AND CRIMES THAT DARK
ENED THE YEAR JUST PASSED
Disasters ON Land and Sea That Have Sent
Sorrow to Thousands of Households,
While the Page of Crime Has Been
Filled to Repletion.

There have been but few days In the past
year on which some neart-stirring tragedy
has not occurred. The period has had its
quota of disasters, while of crime it has
produced no more than preceding years.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01
THE REVIEW OF POLITICS.
oME FEATURES OF THE NEvER-END-
ING STRIFE FOR SUPREMACY.

all Elections Made Famous by a Revolu-
ton That Elects Democratic Governor
in Pennsylvania and Gives a Big opposi-
ton Majority at Washington.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01

The past year has been the most impor-
tant in political sense since the last Presi-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01

dental contest. The elections were hotly
contested and resulted in the selection of
Democratic Governors and Legislatures in
several Republican States. aud an over
whelming Democratic majority in the Ma
tional House of Representatives.
JANUARY.
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