Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-01
APRIL.

combination of sugar kings effected tc
keep up prices
APRIL.
1-Seoretary Blaine occupied with the
Italian matter: Rudini says that if the
United States does not change front a
rupture is certain. Tory organs in Eng
American trouble, and regard it as new
proof of flaws in the Constitution. New
Orleans talks of patriotism, but not OF
Indemnity.
2-Italy weakening in its position toward
America. Congressman Dalzell praises
Blaine's course in the dignified diplo-
matte management of the matter. The
Niceleys are hanged at Somerset.
S-ParneIl is defeated by the effect Of the
Sligo election: Dixie named in derison as
Parnell's successor Earl Roseberry the
hope of the Liberal party. Blaine graft
fed fed with i:h the he tone Of Premier Rudini,s
wanted detective charged with jury
bribing in the case against the New Or
lear leans Italians, snrrenders himself to
great inroads in Chicago. =.
4-Serious charge against s. LIE Bapty ap-
pointed as English assistant manager Of
the Worlds Fair. Heavy sentences
passed upon Irish prisoners for boycott
North of England reduced. Newfound-
lands press still bitter against the Gov
ernment. A Leghorn bank fails for
again coming to the front. Big steamers
to be built in America to capture the
subsidy. A New York man who had
both legs cut off survives the operation
only to die of la grippe. Net earnings of
the National Cordage Company for the
year $2O00,0 900. Rev. DR.. Brennan to- be
consecrated Bishop at Erie. Potters'
clay found at Shenandoah, Pa. Super
vising Architect Windrim resigns to ac-
oept his new position at Philadelphia.
"a voudoo doctor in San Francisco ac-
curately predicts many deaths. The
Italian furry subsidies. Meeting held in
Dublin to protest against the treatment
of the Irish prisoners.
6-The New York Methodist Conference
votes against the admission of women as
delegates to General or Electoral Confer
ences The sugar war is ended by an
agreement between Spreckles and the
Trust The Farrell and Daily fight inter-
rupted by Philadelphia police. Liberal
views Of the Pope being made apparent
IA would-be assassin of the Car of Rus
sia arrested and relieved of a revolver
and poison.
S-A German exploring party reported to
have lost 200 members, killed in an at
tack by natives in Africa. The protest
OF Canada prevented the adoption of
reciprocity treaty with Newfoundland.
Massachusetts colored preacher causes
sensation by returning home with
handsome white bride.
9-The Prince of Wales a big winner on the
English races and William Vanderbilt
lucky at Monte Carlo. The interstate
conference of miners and operators is
disrupted over the eight-hour question.
Dave Nicely left dying statement that
he was guilty of robbery, but not of muir
der. William Newly, Of White county,
ILL.,, a veteran of the war, supposed to
have been killed, returns after long
wandering to his home.
0-Itafy renews her stiff demands upon
A m Pa JadT to1-
ian.Minister, sails from New York. Ben
Butler stung to madness by being called
a liar in a Boston court. Radicals and
labor leaders in England are greatly dis
satisfied with their new labor commits
sion. A Liverpool clergyman denounces
the Prince of Wales. Over S. 00OO 900
willed by P. T. Barnum. Contention be-
tween the Dickinson sisters in regard to
Annals insanity assumes unpleasant
form. The legal snag on which the Agri-
culture Implement Trust was wrecked
may catch others.
l-English Liberals to strongly contest the
three vacant Parliamentary seats. Rus
STA pushing the crusade against news
papers. A pilgrimage OF 800 penitents
from France to the Holy Land; Harring-
with Parnell. The English Government
defeated in the House of Commons on
the opium question. Russian ac-
tivity on on, the Eastern Easter front frontier
have Rev. c. A. Briggs, the Pres
byterian divine, tried for heresy. Five
buildings at Johnston destroyed by fire.
Anna NJ. Purdy arrested at Syracuse for
starving infants at her baby farm.
2-One of the lynched New Orleans Italians
confession until now suppressed gives
details of the assassination of Chief of
Police Hennessey. A mill on dollar fire
about w est Madison and Halstead streets
in Chicago. France is bothered over the
cool treatment to her Ambassador by
Caprivi and the Emperor.
A firht hat CT,
and military takes place over the Brad |
ford, England, weavers' strike. Ten
thousand strikers charged and were dis |
persed by the troops and many people |
were wounded. A woman shot in bed |
and her husband mortally wounded at |
Porters Bridge, Md, by burglars. Prof. |
Briggs, the divine accused of heresy, is |
elected q delegate to the Presbyterian |
General Assembly. A combination of |
sugar refiners is formed to boycott the |
foreign article.
Ben Butler, in the United States Court at
Boston, has his case taken from him and |
is forbidden to address the court. Henry
M. Stanley appointed Governor of the |
Congo Free State. The grip is prevalent |
in Europe. The McCarthyites refuse ar
bitration.
5-Blaine tells Italy that aliens coming to
this country get as good protection as
citizens, but no indemnity is promised
and they must take their chances. The
John W. Mackay libel suit against Gdti0-
ndni's Messenger causes a sensation in
Paris. Rudini desires Italy to be neu-
tral between. France and Germany.
Charges of brutality at the Eastern Peni-
tentiary are partly substantiated. At
tempt made to infuSe life into the Win |
dow Glass Trust III an important meet
ing held in Chicago.
spondence upon the New Orleans affair,
awaited with keen interest. Rudini
speaks in the italian Parliament and re-
fuses to admit America is not responsible
f0,.t Inn ind vii of RI Ara. l
attacks our constitution. New York's
death rate the highest of the year.
Deaths of the day, 227-of the week, 9S4
A Maryland Central freight train goes |
through a trestle and kills three men.
Rev. James Mcmahon, of New York.
deeds to the Roman Catholic University |
at Washington, real estate worth $49o, 900.
Mill owners and their employees leave
England together for America-15 500 in
one ship-and give the Mckinley tariff
act as the cause of their action. New
foundland is ready for annexation. Eng
lands rural districts rayaged by the
grip. Chile backs down in the matter of
closing ports, ordered by President
Balmaceda. Ninety lives are lost by
line Islands. Parnen issues another
manifesto. Charges of cruelty made
against Ohio's Blind Asylum. A patient
cured of consumption by koch's limph
desperate prisoner, meets death by
jumping from a moving train near Jen-
nette, but first wounds Constable Nc
Donald. The Western Commercial Con-
gress in session at Kansas City, splits on
the tariff, but is unit for tree silver.
Many Chicago <esta blishments short of
coke.
Italy to add seven vessels to its navy.
Newfoundland delegates confer with
British officials in London. Salfsbury's
reply will prevent any interference with
the Chilean Government. British gain
another victory over the Miranzais. Sui |
eide of Keeley Halwell, the artist. Eng