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

situation. Engineers and fremen at the
Chicago stock yards strike for, higher
wages. Rubenstein and Bernhardt to come
d.. to the United States on starring tours. Palo
Alto defeats Jack in the $4,000 match race
at Chicago. Demands of Chicago carpen-
tiers refused and strike imminent
24-A breach of promise suit brought by Miss,
Knowles, at London, against the manager
of a matrimonial agency is causing much
uneasiness among certain CLASS OF the
English nobility. Supreme Council of the
session at Tsrre Haute considering the
strike. A railroad TO be built in the bed of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. The
Wheeling Terminal Company organized in
minal Company. Senators Frye and Hale
come out strong for reciprocity.
25-The United States making arrangements
ITO exchange meteorological observations
with different points in Europe. DR.. j. ID.
Baxter nominated for Surgeon General of
the army. The thermometer drops to 5lo
in New York. During riot in the theater
at Ceredo, near Huntington, one man was
shot and several badly beaten. Ancient
Tennessee copper mines to be worked by
syndicate The Baltimore and Ohio be-
coming an active competitor for Chicago
business.
of the tunnel beneath the
St. Clair river between Port Huron and
Sarnia. Acommittee in session at Saratoga
working on the Presbyterian Confession of
Faith. The Supreme Council OF Railroad
Employees at Terre Haute officially indorse
the Central strike, but will do nothing
further because the, Knights are not con.
nected with the Federation of Railroad
Employees. The famous 4-year-old Tenny
fails to break the record at Brighton Beach.
Plate glass workers throughout the country
form National Trades Assembly OF h OF Ia
"a complete tie.up of all Chicago railways
liable TO result from the stock yards
trouble. A number OF original package
men on trial at w Washington. Pa. Ten thou
sand make an assault on Socialistlc meet
of Rarlin 0f confusion i'll the
House over Reeds efforts to count quo
rum. A movement on foot at Wheeling to
run a competing railroad through the heart
of the coke fields. The Grangers' picnic
opens at Williams Grove. McVicker's
Theater, Chicago, destroyed by fire.
2S-Two New Jersey Congressman come to
blows in the Hohse; adisgraceful scene. 1t
is believed that the ,ex-Khedive of Egypt
has been disposed of by poison atConstanti-
nople. English capitalists trying to buy big
Eastern cotton mills. New men take the
place of the strikers at the Chicago stock
yards. Chauncey +. Black talks to the
Grangers about ballot reform. Coal miners
ut Altoona refuse to change the working
scale.
pa young Austrian lieutenant kills his
sweetheart because he could not wed, and
: then suicides. By the use of tankships
American petroleum is distancing Russian
competition. Officers on the retired list
drawing pensions in violation OF law The
eight-hour bill passed by the House.
Nearly all the desperadoes indicted for
murder in Perry county. KY, captured and
lodged in Jail. Delamater talks to the
farmers at Williams Grove. Salvador
makes mile in :3S1a at Monmouth. Senator
Aldrich proposes reciprocity plan.
30-A fire in London destroys great deal of
property. Edmunds introduces a resolu-
tion providing for adjournment September
l9 and meet again November 10. Carlisle
feels it his duty, to ask for free wool.
Dallas, the Pittsburg PAGER, wins the 1000
stake at Hartford. The Presidents family
took possession of their cottage at Cresson.
Mrs. Dangerfeid. popular society woman,
beaten by Ned Blunt at Asbury Park.
President Rae, of the miners organization.
writes letter to the operators at Irwin
station, asking them to settle the strik'.
Collapse of the Chicago stock yards strike.
Sl-A serious dispute reported between the
Pope and the Parnellites. An outlaw at
tlcks paymaster near Cincinnati who has
$4,000 in his possession, but upon being
fired at runs away. A combination OF shot
manufacturers formed. Assistant Post
master General Clarkson quits the post
office after having made a record of 80, ,0O0
appointments Belmont's horse Potomac
wins the futurity stakes of $4,000. The
parishoners of Rev. NJ. c. Lockwood, of
Cincinnati, the chief candidate on the Pro
hibition ticket, request him to resign.