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

l-Fitzsimmons gives up 81 900 to assist his
convicted wife in getting new trial
Allegheny Presbytery holds q special
meeting to take action upon the case of
Rev. j. III. Bausman, and he is merely ad-
monished to beware OF future impru-
depce. The United Mine Workers to go
out on strike for the eight-hour day.
PittSburg Conference votes against ad-
mission of women delegates:
2-It transpires that Fitzsimmons' motive
for escape was largely his love for q
woman. Park work stopped for the yeaf.
Allegheny's funds are running low.
Large accessions to the striking miners
ranks; large meeting of operators held in
fittsburg. The printers strike grows in
of murder in the second degree.
"a business house and hotel projected for
the Point. Inspector McAleese appointed
Warden of the jail. Men from seven
more coal mines join the strikers. A
new reservoir to be built to supply the
downtown portion of the city with water.
@Police Captain Silvis appointed to the in
spectOrShip. Neither miners nor opera
tors show signs of early giving in. The
great Mevey well surprises the oil world
by producing $50 barrels per hour by
slight agitation
6The Ph:llipsburg Bank succumbs to the
miners panic. Pittsburg in sudden need
ofa lookup, the Diamond street building
Ssdg being leased to private parties.
wholesalers. All the mines along the
Monongahela without men, and the gen.
eral aspect one of a complete strike.
Robert Denniston is appointed Police
Captain and James Glenn Lieutenant.
The State Supreme Cour5 convenes for
October term and hands down 10l opin-
IONS
6-Pittsburg Presbytery meets and adopts
report on revision softening the
doctrines of election and preterition.
new City Hall proposed, the old to be
left exclusively to the police depart
ment. Allegheny's financial affais in a
tangle. An alleged combine of coal
operators broken hD by Wheeling gas
men backing an operation who pays the
produces Is 600 barrels in one day. Lamp
thrower james Stewart found guilty or
murder in the second degrte for killing
his wife.
1.-THE liquor business is depressed and the
first failure occurs, that ot the Smithf1eld
street ssioon licensed to Frederick Tress,
but supposedly kept by Tobias McCurry.
Mine workers win and five of the big
operators have signed the scale. John
Tierney, killer or bis wife, found guilty
in the second degree. County Commits
sioner Mercer demands honest assess
ment methods. The two cities produce
one-third of the oak tanned leather
product of the United States.
S-The Y. NJ. c. A. opens its twenty-fourth
annual convention at Franklin. George
Wilson found guilty of burglary. An
analysis proves the genuineness of the
Demler tin plate.
9-Capture in Pittsburg of Williamsport
criminal who escaped from the Sheriff.
Oil production at Mcdonald increases to
Al, 600 barrels per day.
Prison Congress opens in Car
neSie Hall, Allegheny. with ex-President
Rutherford B. Hayes in the chair, and tho
burden of the utterances is mercy, not
menace, for criminals. Citizens and Du-
quesne Traction companies are warning
over u piece of land on Penn avenue.
Window glass makers looking Tor a boom. |
Miners officials send out an appeal for
aid.
Ian italian murder in the East End, An
corosa slashing Antonelli to death for q !
debt and escaping arrest. A healing !
mission opened in the city by Rev. DIR. !
Dowie. faith curist. Fatal fire in a Penn |
avenue Polish tenement.
2-Pittsburg rivermen leave for the water |
ways meeting at Evansville, Ind. The |
Prison Congress delegates visit Riverside |
and think favorably of it. Verdict of |
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