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

Mrs DIR. Sterrett. wife of Dr. Samuel Sterrett,
aud well-known in temperance and reform
work: William Bain. Allegheny.
4-Rey. James Robinson. city, one OF the early
organizers of the Methodist Protestant Church
5-Mrs. ii. b. Holmes, at Parnassus, aged 81.
7-At MansQural. Egypt. Mrs. Laura H. Nichol,
wife of Rev. W. u. Nichol and daughter Of
Mrs johanna Berget, of Allegheny.
9-Rev. Il. NJ. Van Deusen. ID. d., hrst rector OF
ST. Peters Church, this city.
10-NIrs Margaretta McNarqus, wife of Rev. Nc
Marquis, of Washington. Pa, aged &C years.
11-John goyle O'Reilly, the famous Irish poet
cardinal John Henry Newman aged go Mrs.
Elizabeth Schuman, city. aged lO3-
Rat San Francisco, Nicholas Luning. we'll
known capitalist. James ). Morrow, prOpric-
tor of the White House Hotel, Braddock.
l4--Iteuben Miller. Jr., Allegheny. aged So
2O-EIiza Nc Faden. wife of John McFaden. of the
old time firm of 0icFaden 4 Davis.
2l-P Harris pioneer of cheap anusements in
Pittsburg. DIR. ii. Chambers, Dr., director of
the Southside Hospital
22-Sirs, Sarah a. Jackson, widow of Eli jackson,
Allegheny. Mrs. q. II. Meyer, wife of Il. H.
Never, President of the German American In
surance Company:
23-Prof. Frederick ID. Hedge, D. D., L.L.D., OF
Harvard College.
25-H, NJ, johnson. champion sprinter and all
round prof ssional athlete, aged 81.
26 james c. Wilson. son OF Alexander Wilson.
builder aged IS. Samuel Duff, aged 81, At
Steubenvile. At Washington. Mrs. Ann
Blair Lancaster, connected with the noted
Blair family.
27-At Iellaire Hon. j. b. Shanafelt, aged IS.
John N. Kelly, formerly manager of the Can
ton Electric Light and Power Company, at
Altoona. A. j. Greer, editor of the Altoona
Gazette. aged 81. --..---
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01
MARCH.

1-Captain John Biggcrt, Idlewood, aged IS. Rev.
+. Schiedt Allegheny. aged Il.
3-CaptaIn William Crawford aged 70.
S-Jeremiah Shay. Allegheny. aged n Abraham
Lincoln. aged Il. son of Robert Lincoln, Min
lister to Great Britain.
RRlired ,r.t I; Anshn1z Iis East Esd: d agsd s q
Glenn. Mansfield. aged 81. Henry Swift. city,
aged 63.
s-fhilip Eiler, southside, aged67. Mary o'Brien,
3 Frederick II. Hecl.man, city, aged 65. Hugh
Mccoy. Allegheny aged i2.
son.. city, aged 70. James III. 2leeth, city,
n-G. C. Frederick Franz, Allegheny. aged s..
Joseph Priddy, CHARTERS, aged IS. Mrs. Eide
Weiterehausen, Allegheny. aged -.
ls-Rey. II. :. Hoer Manordale, Pa. aged 80.
la-ynilTs Adesheimer: Alleghenyy aged q
Held, Allegheny, aged Sc. Judge Andrew j.
Davis richest man In Montana aged II.
15-Henry Boutwell, Laurel station, aged So
Samuel Gross. cit, aged IS.
17-Mrs. Bell Hobson. city. aged 81. ". S. Patter-
son, Nick eesport.
20-Mis Catharine Griffin. city, aged IS. John
Rogers. ALLEGHENY. aged 6S.
2I-Davis r. Lewis, Homestead. Eliza j. Wright,
city, aged IL.
22-Henry Faulkner. Allegheny. aged 6s. Joseph
klemn. Sr.. Allegheny, aged so. +. B. Smith,
-, PhiIadelphIa. brother of Herman N. Smith.
24-Dominick Fahey. city, aged63. Fred Kirsch,
25-Kev. John Crozer. Elizabeth, Pa. James
Gallagher. city. aged 70.
26--Christian Grieser, Allegheny, aged Al. John
Landman. Allegheny, aged 50. Phebe W.
Pennock. East End. aged So.
E-David O'Connell. city. aged 35 George
2s-Henry Donaldson. Bethel township aged g.
29-Patrick Hennessey, East End. aged r. WILL
lam X. Mckee. city, aged %; Henry schmitt,
so-Wiliiam Andrews, Robinson township, aged
81. David Dinsnore. CHARTERS township,
BE. M. Freker. city. aged &C. Captain W. j..
Means, Mckeesport.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01
t WILL NOT co HERE
palding's Opinion Causes the Local
Magnates to FOrsake Indoor
Baseball Notions.
BALDWIN DECLARES HIMSELF.
Bad Weather Causes the Association Foot
bail Games to Be Postponed
Until Meeting Is Held.
BALDWIN DECLARES HIMSELF.
STRONG PLEA FOE A SPRING HANDICAP.
ConrOrs Has scnstkng N0ra to Say to Lewis-Gensrsl
srurting News Of the Day.

There is no indoor baseball for Pittsburg.
The opinion OF a. G. Spalding and the mer-
its of the game have settled that point. Pres
ideut O'Neill. OF the local club. received
letter from Mr.. Spalding yesterday, and in
it the Chicago magnate gave the local Presi-
dent TO understand that there is nothing in
the game" Mr.. O'Neill expressed himself
as follows on the question yesterday:
"Ir. Spalding assures me that Indoor
baseball is not worth botherinG with be-
cause it is not game that will last. He
takes little interest in it simply because, he
points out. it is not worth spending any time
or money over. In view of this opinion we
do not propose 10 make any venture with
indoor baseball in Pittshurg."
Just when Mr. O'Neiil had finished his
talk about the indoor baseball idea Mark
Baldwin, the pitcher, appeared on the scene.
Nr. O'Neill accosted him as follows: "Well,
Mark. we are all settled up here now, and what
are vour terms if we should at any time want
you TO pitch foT us?''
About Sll. cooper month, said Baldwin.
Now, 10 jeSting, Mark. If we could get
you- release from Columbus at tie proper
time. what terms would you want from us?'
Marx became quite serious and beckoned
J. -
then. in very grave tones made the following
declaration: MIR O'Neill, l have no oljec-
tIons to you. but l will not play on the Pitts
burg team as long as : certain party is con-
lecied with it. That settles il, and terms
no terms won't play in PiCJsburg."
The President gave one nt his loud and
hearty laughs and said: "Why, Mark, was
only testing. because we cannot negotiate with
any player until the 18th of next month. But
let me ell you that we will only ask a player
once 10 come with us. We are very inde-
pendCnt.'
Baldwin resumed the conversation and said:
NON. let me tell you of player You should
get. Nou must by all means get Connie Mack.
he is the best catcher In the country. except
BOvle. Mack j. a champion and no mistake"
This aGrlce reminded Nr. O'Neill of Buck
EWiu@'S make up of next Seasons Pittshurg
team. and The President said: Il see Ewing
signed Ward 10 Cincinnati. have known all
along tina; CincinGau would be our strongest
competitor for Ward. and know why. will
tell the reason at the proper time. But l fail
to see why Cincinnati should get good PLAYER
in preference To us providing that good players
want 10 come here. However. l feel certain
that the National League VIII see that we get
b. strong team here next wear there is in
the country. ! am very, very hopeful"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01
DECEMBER.

2-Ellis Miller hanged at Columbus for killing
his sister-in-law. One fireman killed and sew
eral injured during Philadelphia confagra-
1.-Two men killed and others injured in Detroit
5-Emma Fitzenmayer returns from a ball at
Chester, Pa. and commits suicide because of
jealousy. Joseph B. Abbott, of Albany. N.
Y. steals slO, 600 from his employers and sui
cides. Mrs. Wilcox. at Mantle, Conn.,, makes
her shroud and commits suicide.
6-Iewis Watson. a colored Georgia murderer,
slowly strangled to death for killing Jack
7-Emma Fiizenmayer of Chester, did not sui
eide. but was murdered.
s-A bull ght at Paso Del Norte responsible for
the death of three soldiers and many convicts.
colored murderer of a white man lynched
by members of his own race near Greenwood
ll-Narshar Gillou and wife, of Halifax, N. s.,
prefer death to arrest for swindling. Three
persons run down and killed by train near
Minneapolis.
12-Frank Arnold. prominent business man and
:, politician. suicides at Albany; n. 7; -.
ron. burned to death. and several horribly in
iured, while celebrating birthday,
l6-John Mulhall, DR., New York. suicides because
he feared disgrace in a stock transaction.
Is-Misery at home; religion and love. conbne to
incite l6-year-old f. q. Martelle, OF Chicago, TO
suicide.
1s-Five lives LOST in a railroad wreck in Canada.
A train on the Lake Erie goes through trestle,
killing three and injuring many.
e0-Four Indians hanged in Montana for murder.
22-Henry Christ!ansen; at Chicago, strangles his
2s-yohn Brsnnan Telegraph operator near Find
2i-Miss Bertha Parks. of Memphis, Ind. becomes
insane and dies bee use her father had been
falsely accused of murder
25-By Il Christmas tree taking fire at philadelphia
Mrs Fitzsimmons lost her life Isaac b. Saw
teile sentenced to be hanged for the murder of
his brother.
26-Two men killed by boiler explosion at New
port, Ark. man in New Mexico, while in a
religious frenzy kills his mother. Two men
robbed and burned to dcalh in Missouri.
Double murder and suicide i'll Kansas City.
2S-Two hundred lives lost by the burning of the
steamer Shanghai.
o9--Twc men and Il woman murdered near Wilkes
barre by unknown man.
30--By the collapse of Il roof at New York. three
men lost theiI lives. John Trell arrested for
the murder of the three persons near Wilkes
barre.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01
APRIL.

1--John Burns city. aged 81. John Gala gher
city. aged 81. Alex. Crawford New Castle
aged rs. Congressman David WILDER, Oueonta,
2--Gcorge Hulme, city. aged 81. James Hslstead,
ST.. Mchsin. Pa pai; 60 aged S. William Nc
4-Adam Grabenstein, city aged -. Jerry o'Con-
nor, city, aged 4S.
6-James 4. Beacon, Dallas, aged 60. William r.
Hope. East End. aged So. Charles NJ. Hooten
city. aged 81. James A. Torrance, city, aged
7-Patrick Berry, southside, aged So James Cald-
well, East End, aged So. Charles I.eech, city,
e-Teter Graf. sr.. at Buffalo Mills Pa. Samuel
ID. Nelson. East End, aged "A.
1O-Joseph Adams, CHARTERS. aged a.. DIR. Sam
row. row city. aged 4s. William McCiufg city, city,
aged SO. George H. Hughes, Southside, aged
III. c. Bcachy, Allegheny. aged g. Julia
End, aged g. Andrew Campbell, manufact-
Is Sebastian BaftRod, southside, aged 80 g..
- Henry e. & Hacke' city. aged 50. ~.
Mrs. Mary Allen. city, aged So. Elizabeth
Thomson. city; aged 4,
aged 50. John Germerotn. city. aged 6S. F..
Honhorst Allegheny. aged Il.
20-Josep!. Fleming. Hays station, aged 60. Rich
ard Fairfield, Allegheny. aged IS. Robert
JohDstoni Sr., city. aged 81.
2l-Captaln Cpucn tne nOIeu OklanOma Doomer.
2S-George Carney. city, aged 81. Mary Fletcher,
Allegheny. aged 60. Howard Hartley. Shady
side, aged 45.
27-James Fenesy. city. aged 5s. Mary A.. s.
Knox, Allegheny. aged n.
2s-Mary Ann Fitzsimmons. city. aged a.. Louis
Mcntzer city, aged 54. Henry Orth, city, aged
40.
2s-Hon. James K. McAfee. Greenburg. we'll
known Republican politician: aged s.. Mrs.
Janet Mexican. mother of Postmaster Nc
Kean, Mexican station, aged 6S. William
Holman, East End. aged 40.
30--John Whitaker, Philadelphia Assistant Gen.
eral Freight Superintendent of the z. X, r..
Jonathan Brauf, Allegheny, aged 50. late
County Commissioner.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01
OCTOBER.

I-Edward Oxnard. city, of Warden Z Oxnard.
George Gallo, Allegheny. ased =. ,,.,,-o
3-Henry Havs, city, aged ~ Az pNtIlno,e, s'
Philip +. Thomas. ex-Goyernor OF Naryland
and Secretary of the Treasury under Bu-
chanln, 81 years old.
5-E s. Golden OF the kittannIng bar
6-At Carlisle Mrs. Helen Bosler' WHO" OIL hon'
7 %Wiiiiam X. Hart Pittsburg banker and
broker. William Mesraw, Allegheny, con-
tractor. . w., xv,,. N N for
MANY wears chaplain OF the Chapel Royal,
savoy and thE House of Commons.
a-Wiliam L. Davis, member OF The Soutnsloe
School Board. ..,,,s. ,au
known III Englaud and America ,o-
1s-At Butler Rev. Loyal Young: ID. D., aged s..
H-Justice MILLER. of the United states Supfemee
Court. at Washington. Thomas ID. Ward, OF
WiIkinsburg. Charles Neale Arnold, OF
f:,aensburr in the Sandwich Islands: AT
Washington, Ex-Secretary OF War W. W.
,s-Iohn :. Morrison. of the firm of Morrison,
40 1oss & Co. aged 10. At Tyrone. Frank J.. Nc
Govern railroad conductor. At Phiiadelpnia.
Stephen A. Caldwell, president Oh tne d ideIisJ "
the SIM preine Court of Iowa, at Dubuque
N Mrs Nancy A. Beymer. mother OF oimon
Reymer President of the Beymer- bauman
Lead Company, aged %. ,..,, -os,do,. of
2l-Harycv +. Bollman, an eccentric resident Oh
at Boston, George N. Baker, well known
writer Of plays tor amateurs. AT Colnmnus'
pete Mccartney, the notorious counterieiter.
2s-ht Washington. Judge William b. smell. OF
the District Police Court Mrs r. A: Brown.
wife of W. j. Brown. and sister OF george
81 ii blackburn, city. Fifth avenue druggist
aged i3. Hrs. Horatio Sprague, wlle OF
Horatio Sprague, manager OF the locoho'lVe
works on Forty ninth street.
20-At Erie Lyman IL Laino' IieS'uehs VI tue
ao-br. Charles h. snythe, city, aged 56.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01

IS-Rev. Jeremiah H. Johnston, ID. p, at Wash
Jones, wife of Rev. HaTrIson Jones, haplain
of President Garfield's regiment, aged "A: At
Cincinnati. Joseph Bell, distinguished
builder of machinery. At Philadelphia. w III
lam Brockie, President of the Maritime .Ex-
change. H.. ,,-
NJ. Ramev, in charge of the PhiIa-
delphia Company's interests IN the East. aged
g..
lS-Alex King city, aged ~. Captain Lander
Dobbins, who raised Perry's nagship. the
Lawrence, from the bottom OF Lake Erie, ageo
1s-At New YORK. Dion Boucicault, the noted
actor and dramatist. aged IS years Hutchln-
son Bovard. Allegheny. aged 49,
2o-BilIy Golden, who for 10 years dwelt alone In
cabin in the Alabama mountains, at the age OI
los. ,, -,
2-At Bowling Green. KY. Samuel Murrell, the
oldest Mason in the State. aged 9S
23-At Washington. eX-COngressman FRANK Il.
Morey, of Louisiana. Martin Wagner, OF Al
lerheny, aged 75. at Evansville. Ind William
Heilman, ex-State Senator ami ex-Congress-
24Mrs. William Reed wife of Captain William
Reed, OF the Central station. aged 69. Mrs.
Mary Ann Jenkinson, Bellevue. aged .S-
26-At Notre Dame, Arthur J. STAGE. Professor OF
civil Engineering at the Z University. Joseph
Ritter, Sr., aged ~, of Penn township.
27-John NJ. Prescott, ST., of Allegheny tx
Mayor Henry 4. Weaver, city. aged 40 years.
2s-Coonel L. e. Boudinot, the noted Cherokee
sO-Mrs, Martha Mulholland. Allegheny, aged s.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01

Richard Mather, Market street. Allegheny,
aged 4G.
1l-Samuel |. simcox. well-known mill man. Nc
BE. Lewis, Superintendent of Buildings and
:. Bridges ESQ on the AV r. suddenly d ageq +. "a.
son in Allegheny county, aged loi. David
Fleming. Harrisburg. aged IS
State of pneumonia. at Washington aged 39.
Charles b. Danforth. editor Boston Herald.
= Thomas Whitaker, IIazelwSad, agea 9;
N. Y. Sister simplicia, Boston, oldest Sister
ofCharity in the country, aged 90 Jay Vest
scheneetadS. n. T.. aged S. Hon. X. Milton
1s-JudGe Nicholas Longworth. Cincinnati, of
pneumonia. John Doolittle, Mansfield, Pa,
1s-Orlow W. Chapman. Solicitor General of the
United States. at Washington. John T. Alli-
Son city aged A John e Eirs WaaGEer mcm acd
6?. Ex-senator w. j. Humphrey, warsaw,
2o-Captaln L. A. Williams. United States cavai-
6. Reithmiler, Allegheny, aged SO: Mrs. II.
H. stiles, city. daughter OF John A. Renshaw.
brother Of Major l.. $. Bent Harrisburg, aged
Of the kconomite's Society at Economy, aged
81; Hon; John Mcsweeney. most #, promlIn,eein,t I,ei
SON shaw, Glenshaw. aged9i.
2S-Ada0 Forepaugh veteran circus % manager sS 10 of
pnueln0nla. at fnllauelphla. aScn OO. MIS-
Elizabeth Daum, city. aged 81.
e4-Ex-Senator II. Il. Riddleherger. ut ood-
stock. Va. Mrs. John b. Bell, city, aged 76.
25-Alderman William Mcclure city, aged y.
Andrew Brown. Sr-, Thorns Run: aged "a.
James Dunlap, Sr., Tarentum, aged ~.
26-Mrs. Frederick Pier and Mrs. Jacob Pifer,
Southside, two sisters. who were married TO TWO
brothers. die about the same time of acute
pneumonia. Peter Stackhouse, ST., city, aged
SO.
livery Rey; Joseph struI Provincial of the So 50
Richard Eyerson. Sr., city. aged IL. William
Patterson. Allegheny. aged 50.
lam Gordon. postmaster. New Castle, Pa.
Riley Burdett, organ manufacturer, Chicago,
aged II.
30-John Brennan. city. aged 81. Mrs. Anna Mar
garetla Hoerr, mother of Philip Hoerr, South
SIDE aged ~. Captain James Rafferty,. city,
aged a..
3I-Hugh Carson. Sr.. citv. Mrs. Margaret
Lewis, Robinson township, aged S.. James
Pender, Southside. aged 81.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01
AUGUST.

1-At Louisville Peter McCray shot servant
girl. of whom he was Jealous, and then at
tempted suicide. An English murderer who
killed three claims that he acted in ac-
cordance with rules learned IN the United
explosion at St .Etenne buried at Paris.
2-Andrew Berieson cut the throat of Emma An
derson at Worthwhile. Mass; because she re-
fused to marry him. AIRS. w. ii. Wright of
Silver Creek. n. Y. jealous OF her husband,
throws herself r in front Of a PASSENGER train:
too proud 10 beg, dies of starvation in New
4-Two trainmen killed and several passengers
injured by collision near Bedford. Ind. A
16-year-old boy who was thought to have
stolen newspaper shot and killed by 4 Phila-
deIphia private watchman.
5-Joseph Bosworth. President of the Denver
Friedrich and Chemical supply Hous Gre
mated by an explosion. Thousands of Mo-
hammedan pilgrims 10 Mecca stricken with
cholera; During a fight among Italians at
eral expected to die. Two men while standing
under a tree near Chambersburg killed bv
y. by electricity.
6-1he inhabitan of Toledo, Spain. fring from
11-An aeronaut at Portland, Ore, loses his hold
of parachute and is dashed 10 death. Mary
Metzdorf, at Baltimore, confesSes that she
the latter dying.
12-Dr. A. M; Snyder; well-kBown physician
of Greensburg, while dependent. commits
suicide
14-NIany persons injured by collision on the
Louisville and Nashville near lexington by.
15-Two men whose boat drifts into the fatal cur
rent. lose their lives at Niagara. Four men
killed by an explosion at Newberry, n. c.
16-Railroad ties fastened on the Baltimore and
Ohio track Lear Osceola upset the engine and
wreck on the Michigan Central
1s-John j. Jameson, a millionaire New York
banker and broker commits suicide by hanging
while temporary Insane from i'll health. Five
miners killed IN desperate fight underground
in Alabama.
ia Union Pacific train plnnges through a
bridge near Barela, Col, and Kills seven peo-
pie
20--Sy the collision of trains near Wollaston
Mass, l5 persons were killed outright % seri-
ously in ured and fatally. Mrs Mary j.
Morgan convicted at Middebourne, W. Va,
for killing her husband.
22-One killed three fatally wounded and II Sc
verely hurt by explosion at the Dupont
Powder Works, near Chicago. james
Matthews at Cassopolis Mich, kills Mrs.
Matthews because she would not marry him.
and then suicides. Four persons meet death
by falling walls during storm in Phadel-
pha. The city of Arges, Spain, deserted on
account of cholera.
e3-Thousands dying in China and Japan from
cholera. Seven men killed by railroad wrecks
in California and Colorado. Four men Killed
by L runaway car Oh the gravity road at Read
ing. while many seriously injured.
25-Threc murders within four hours Cincinnati's
record for one day.
29-Iepih and Smith hanged i'll the Columbus Jail
for murder.
3o-Thomas q. Boyle, of Allegheny. drowned in
the surf at Atlantic City. Two men at Wheel
ing whose feet came III contact with an electric
wire instantly killed.
French Colonel with Turkish scimetar.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01
NOVEMBER.

1-Captain ". 5. Packer, Of Braddock, aged75
6-Mnior A. r. Morrison, the weli-known Pitts
Al Washington, Major David b. McKibben, a
hero OF three wars. Alexander X. Nimick,
formeriv of Pittsburg, at Hartford, Conn. At
Alexandria, Va, Hal Dulaney. the wealthiest
man in the State. Chancellor M. b. CON, OF
the University of Western Penrsylvania.
1,-Wfss Carrie Mitchell. daughter of Judge
Mitchell. OF fPunxsutawney. AT Monongahela
City, John A. Happer, aged 20:
13-Banker Wilson McCandless, Of Pfttsburg, dies
1,-At New York. Daniel S. Appleton, of the pub
fishing firm OF d. Appleton Co.
15--J. j. Kirk. Of the County Democracy, found
dead in a McKeesport hotel.
I6-At Washington. General John q. Stark
weather. well-known brigade and division
commander.
1s-At BOSTON, Rev. Dr.. Samuel W. Holjambe,
pastor of the First Baptist Church of Woon-
socket. At jackson, Mss, General George
4. Mckee, Receiver of Public Moneys:
30-wflliam. Laird Black. Plttsburg. AT New
York. Elizabeth Fisher probably the oldest
actress In the country, aged so. At Cleveland,
Ex-Postmaster Thomas Jones.
I-At Uniontown. Mrs. Eliza wilson, who was
horn whep Washington was President. Rear
Admiral u. ). Giesson, U. ). N, retired, at
Philadelphia, and l.. q. Randall, whoaccom-
panied Commodore Perry when be opened
commercial relations with Japan. -,
2-King William Ill. of Holland. Dr. Thomas
. . Mabon, Allegheny. aged7o. At Mount Pleas
ant. W. ID. Mullen. aged 70.
25-August Belmont, New York banker and WE'LL
known Democrat. Joseph Chestnut. sales
man for u. Chestnut & CO.. city. At Bloom
iugton, H., Rev. q. q. Hartshorn, for IS years
General Agent OF the American Bible So
as-W.s. Purviance, city. B; 7. shlllaber. ..Mrs.
2z-At st. Louis, Thomas j. Whitman. brother of
Walt Whitman, the poet Mrs. Barbara
Brose, aged ", Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01

Nevin. President First National Bank Of Ale
gheny. AT Des Moines, Hon. g. +. GARRISON.
sou; Rev. $. A. Bronson. ID. D.. biographer
Of Senator Sherman's campaign in lssn. a, at
dent Of the Northwestern fwe tel University, ut
Evanston. III. At London. James Hasmyth,
q the celebrated mechanical engineer:
Mrs Murray, colored, at NO. 5 Arthur Court,
at one time slave, and the mother Of q ehll,
cigar dealer. At Denver. W. l.. Brice, brother
>, gu. 5. Senator Brice;
chant. Mrs. Lucy Shepard Stewart wife Of
John B. Stewart Train Dispatcher of Of the
s--hirs Kate Straw. vile Of John II. straw. at
PPtaensr pasrs Of the seS NJ l. diure eP00ss *
Airs. Ann Davis. widow OF John H. o. Davis,
ayed fe 81 % weaSes farmer 9 and
wool grower in Stark county: At Sharon.
ps yes Bshs Ted 81 claimed m tb to haTe sbe
While. Ex-Minister to the Argentine Re-
A-Jesse Huston. for years Simon Cameron,s
business partner, at Wasbington;, aged g.
Hon: T. u. 0sterhoa,, ss ss times Senator and
s.i SAMUEL \. Ettia Oldest se fireman in the STATE,
BAT London. W. ". Thurston, President Of the
Me-, ". Il. Bigelow, Superintendent Of the
New England Railway Mail Service.
lb-JOSeph Fleming, one OF flttsDCrS'S must
prominent druggists. At New York. Oliver
Bell Bruce. publisher and author. Al New
Castle, Il. NJ. Sweeney. Manager of the, Etna
Rolling aIilis. San Francisco, Josiah Stan
ford, brother of United States Senator Stan
ford.
17-Mrs Louisa Gripp, mother of Police Magts-
trate tiripp. Captain Joseph Gallagher city,
aged 20. At Chicago. Judge Thomas Drum,
mond. of the United States Circuit Co1rt, aged
81.
Isl. b. Hessn. city, well known in the commits
sion business, aged 7S.
21-George W. Smith, one of the Oldest residents
of Allegheny and a prominent contractor. AT
Chambersburg, ex-Judge Francis NJ: HUM
mel, the Oldest member Of the Franklin baf,
aged4.
Cat Alton, ILL.,. DIR. Homer Judd, aged 20.
George W. Gray. one of Pittsburg's octo2e-
narians. DIR. V. II. Byford. one of the most
prominent physicians of Chicago
an. j. Braden, the wcll-known commission
merchant. Mrs. John ID. Scully. wife of the
Pittsburg banker. At Mckeesport, William
G. Cook, aged 49, Peter Lawson, well-known
Pittsburger, aged 70.
26-Captain Michael bravo, aged 90, of Pittsburg,
at louisville.
2s-Bishop o. Connor, of the Roman Catholic Dio-
cese of Omaha
29-John Collins, Steward of the Pittsburg Press
Club. Al Berlin, Herr Nessler, composer.
81 " lillian f. Crothers, near Washington, Pa.