Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31

his annual attack of hydrophobia. Ed
ward Burke, the first Homestead rioter
arrested, released on ball.
S-DuQuesne strikers return to work.
Streator unanimously reelected Lieuten-
ant Colonel of the Tenth Regiment. Nine
Duquesne rioters held for trial.
S-George Stickler mortally wounded by
Thomas Sicily in fight in Armstrong
county. Flags hoisted over Homestead
mills as symbol of victory.
1O-lron manufacturers sign the Amalga-
mated scale. Glass manufacturers and
men renew last years scale. Gabriel
Moseby murdered by Ed McAllen.
ll-Jack Clifford, the eighth Homestead
Nc cAnen, the Pittsburg murderer, ar
rested in Wheeling. Glass workers re-
solve to work against the proposed ac-
ceptance by City Councils of the sl,0OO, 900
public library gift from Carnegie.
Thomas Morgan shoots his father and
sister.
12-Painter's mill employees refuse to work
under the new scale. The Federation
OF Labor refuses to boycott Carnegie ma
terial. Samuel Clark and Blanche Bards-
ley fall from Monument Hill; the latter
fatally injured.
13-The Peoples electric line in the Beaver
Valley opened. Green glass scale set
tied.
H-The corner stone laid of St. Joseph's
Catholic Church at Braddock.
15-Mayor Gourley determines to prosecute
yiolators OF the sidewalk ordinance. The
Bessemer mill at Homestead resumes.
The new steel tube for the telescope at
the observatory first used. Mrs. John
Cuckon at Lycippus murdered by Ru-
dolph Boyd.
16-Pennsylvania knights of Pythias meet
Non-union witnesses mobbed in Home
stead.
H-Conrad Dietrich's pork packing house in
Allegheny burned; loss, $250 0G0. j. B.
Haines, residence at Osborn burned.
Soldiers on the Little Bill at Homestead
Hired upon by persons on q freight train;
the train riddled with bullets. A num-
Der of boys jump from a trestle to escape
train; all hurt ana George Simmons
killed. George Lehberger, supposed to
be Russian Nihili5r, arrested. Knights
of Pythias parade. The One Hundred
and Second Regiment, Pennsylvania Vol
unteers, holds a reunion ht Cyclorama
Hall.
1S-Charles Heber mortalIy wounds Watch
man Eberhardt and escapes from the
Allegheny workhOuse. Ground broken
for the Phipps Conservatory.
19-Prohibitionists open the campaign. A
cloud6urst at Freedom. Democrats OF
the Twenty-fourth district nominate W.
A Sipe for Congress.
20-The East Liberty stock yard barn burned:
loss $4,000. County Republican Com
mittee organized. Mrs. Cougar delivers
Peoples party speech at Homestead.
22-County Teachers Institute begins. Re-
pubIicans ofthe theBeaver-Lawrence district
nominate Congressman Stone for Judge.
Fourteen rollers in the Pittsburg and
Braddock wire mill strike. Butcher
business.
23-Threatened sidewalk prosecutions
averted by compromise. Michael Fet-
terman fatally stoned by three boys near
Verona. Charles Havers, the escaped
workhouse convict, recaptured. Demo
Gratis of the First Legislative district
nominate Edward G. Lang.
A-A freight car loaded with ingots at
Thirty-fourth street blown up with dyn-
amite. Public corporations exempted
from local taxation by opinion of county
attorney.
25-Forge and bumper mechanics at the
Union mill strike.
26-A site purchased for a new Southside
hospital. Mrs. Martha Allen commits
suicide. Frey and Yeager, members OF
the Cooley gang, captured; Frev escapes.
with search warrants fail to
find their guns at Homestead.
29-The police begin the cleaning of the city
against cholera. Five members of the
HomesteadAdviso Committee arrested.
Seventy-two Allegheny pupils vacci-
mated. The remodeling of the fire alarm
system begins.
o ( the Shoenberger mill strike.
Democrats of the Fifth Legislative dis
trict nominate four candidates. The
Sewickley tennis tournament begins.
31-Three Duquesne strikers held tor court.
Farmer Adams confeSseS to placing OBJ
structions upon the railroad track at
Enon.