Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01
still a.t.ck,pr the famine fund as a pollti-

still attacking the famine fund as politi-
e-James Black. Inspector of Coal Mines for
the Seventh bituminous district. makes
many Recommendations for the safety of
miners. Convention Of the Catholic Young
49,. Mems National Union meets ut Washing
AThe 1Su, State Revenue Commission proposes to
divide all real estate into three classes for
purposes of assessment. France to increase
her tariff and make concessions to nations
| that return the favor. United Presbyte-
rian Synod. of Ohio, in session at Wooster.
President Harrison attends the reunion OF
his old command at Galesburg, III. Celeora-
tion OF the centennial of Robinson Run.
Church ar Mansfield Valley.
| l0-Another attempt at Cincinnati to stop beer
selling on Sunday tails. National League
basebaIists devising plans to end the fight
| Talk revived at w ashington about an extra
session. Vice President Morton orders the
sale of liquor stopped at his Washington
| hotel and the guests began to leave. Eras-
tus Wiman says Canada favors reciprocity
Harrison receives an ovation on his West
| ern tour. The New York police recount
shows an increase over the census Of 81, 73l,
with many districts to hear from.
l1-Dillon and o Brien jump their bail and sail
| Samuel F. Miller stricken by paralysis.
The New York police census figures nearly
100000 ahead. WanamaKer unable to fnd
suitable man for superintendent of mails
| ia lodging-house keeper of London thinks
that she unwittingly harbored Jack the
Ripper. The engagement between Winnie
/
by the bride on account of her health. Two
women who arrived at New York from
London have drafts cashed to the amount
of $685. 900 on broken bank and are arrested.
| 1S-Patrick Gill; NJ P, at New York tells of
l. the woes of Ireland. Governor Campbell
| demands the designations OF the members
| of the Cincinnati Board Of Public Improve
ment. American. mines unable to supply
| the demand for lead, and it Is imported from
| Mexico.
| L-Frenchmen demand retalfatory measures
against the. Mckinley bill. French Cana
dians discuss a public reception for the
Count of Paris. Charter of the American
Window Glass Company issued.
| 15-Joseph Pulitzer, editor of the New York
| World, retires owing to Ill health Socialists
hold great meetings at Halle. Amsterdam
aud Calais. The TWO baseball clubs of New
York consolidate. Powderly asks the
knights OF Labor to decide by their ballots
the position OF the order.
l6-Some relief may be necessary, but no actual
| famine is feared in Ireland this winter.
| Over 500 Italians land at New York with a
total fortune of S72. Boston's Aldermen
decide to stop the presentation of the
'Clemenceau Case"
| H-Naval steel makers say they could supply
ship builders sooner If the tests were not
| too hard. United mine workers striving to
advance wages In districts where they are
below the standard. The strikers at Scott
dale file their plea of defense to the suit for
breach of contract. The R. G. Peters Lum-
| ber and Salt Company at Manistee, Mich,
fails for several millions.
lS-The Prince of Wales said to be seriously
sick. The United States Circuit Court, at
Topeka decides tnat original packages can
| be sold until the Legislature again passes
the cold-water measure. Man arrested at
San Francisco for selling duplicate bell
punches to street car conductors. Jefferson
Davis visits Washington for the first time
since 1866
| 1o-Anthony Comstock breaks up number of
greengoods dens in New York. The city of
New Orleans aroused over the Hennessey
murder aud committee OF safety is
created. Marion Manola. the actress. to
wed John B. Mason. of the Boston Museum.
English capitalists considering the pro-
| priety of laying another Atlantic cable. The
great German Socialist Congress, at Halle,
adjourns. Prominent Philadelphia busi-
ness and'professiOnal men favor keeping
the granting Of Licenses in the hands OF the
Judges.
20-New Orleans authorities make wholesale
arrests of suspected Italians Kaiser Will
lam has plan to erect houses of the best
| possible material for the benefit of laborers.
BY the bravery of Engineer Burns, OF a
disaster was ayerted but several persons
were badly hurt Broker Samuel w. Lewis,
of New York. arrested for robbing his wife
of S47, ,0OO.
2I-John Marched, of Forest City, Pa. sells his
! wife to Stephen Muskar for Sll5. Indians
in South Dakota starving TO death while
waiting for the Messiah. Only wool and
| wine affected by the new tariff, and France
cried out before hurt. Presbyterian Synod
of Pennsylvania in session at Wheeling.
+ Cuba wants to enter into reciprocal rela-
ti0Es.
| 22-Actual starvation said to prevail in County
Cork Three Americans a man and two
women. arrested ln London for swlndling
jewellers. Iowa original package men keep
| up the flight againss the State law. AT
Philadelphia Robert g. Ingersol! pays
| glowing tribute to walt whitman Penn
sylyania Federation of Labor Unions or
! ganizes to advance trade legislation. Sec
retary of the Interior opposes the salary
grabs in connection with the Worlds Fair.
| 23-BouIanger says be refused an offer of
100000 francs to appear on the American
stage. Virginia Knox brings suit for
| divorce against her Italian spouse. Law
| renee Kan. women pray in front of an
original package place, but only succeed in
booming the mans trade. The Non-partisan
w. c. 7. u. becomes the W. c. I. Alliance,
and they adopt constitution Secretary
Rusk thinks that England will shortly ad-
init American live stock free.
| 24-StanIey accused in London of pocketing
| money intended for Emin's relief. New
York importers believe they have found
flaw in the tariff, aud will take the case to
court. Western Republicans talking over
the vacancy on the United States Supreme
Bench. George Nixon knocks out Johnny
! Murphy in SO rounds at Providence. r. l.
| 25-Count di Montercoli, IN prison at Philadel-
that his food has been poisoned. More
| than 81, ,000,OO8 worth of Government prop
erty destroyed by fire at the Mare Island
Navy Yard. Banker E. ID. Morsan's steam
yacht wrecked and he makes narrow
escape. Socialism growing rapidly among
| the coke region Germans Storm at Atlantic
| City causes great damage 10 property.
| 26-The Irish delegates sail from France for
| America. Stanley called upon to answer
| the charges in BartteoLs book of CORE
| spoudence. At Reading Rev. Martin L.
| Frltch sentenced to Jail for stealing PEN
knives. The Italian Consul at New Orleans
| appeals to Blaine for protection for his
| countrymen. Charles w. Robinson. stock
| broker at Brockton, Mass, forges notes for
100000 and skips.
| 27-Irish Bishops call on the English Govern
! ment to relieve Ireland's distress. and
| check an impending calamity. Philadel-
| phia BARRIERS organize for the purpose OF
| having the blue laws of 1874 modified. A
| million dollars worth of cotton destroyed
| by fire at Mobile The Goth birthday of
| General Won Moltke celebrated through
| out Germany.
| 2S-Threatening acts of Indians in the North
| west cause grave fears of an outbreak.
Mayor Mosby, of Cincinnati, will go ahead
and appons a new Board of Public I'm
| provements. Stanley and hiswife start for
America.
! 29-Troup Of the Stanley expedition, says that
| twas Doodle. not glory, that led the ex-
| plorer into the center of Africa. Speaker
| Reeds rulings on the tariff as to quorum
questioned by New York importers. Gen.
| eral Grierson advocates keeping the bad
I what the newly organized Non Partisan
Women's Christian Temperance Union de-
| sire.
| 30-A daughter of Representative Butterworth
| weds HaughW ait Brown at Washington
| his death bed. Miss Lizzie Phelps, of Bing-
hamton, n. Y. with sl0U,p0O weds the fam
| lily coachman.
| 3I-Cuban tobacco men knock at Uncle Sans
door with strong appeal Tor reciprocity.