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

The Mining Institute frames bitumin-
Gus mining bill to be presented to the
Legislature.
24-Pnipps' conservatory, Allegheny Parks,
damaged BY fire 81, 200. The Mercantile
Trust Company appointed receiver Tor
the Order of Solon. Christmas gifts col
lected by THE DISPATCH distributed
among Homestead people. Ramsey, of
the Cooley gang, sentenced at Union
town to 10 years imprisonment; David
to 81 years and Martin to years. +.
Gutman found to have forged about
s., 500 worth or paper. PittsburG reform
ers start movement for municipal
audit.
25-The Wilmerding lookup burns, with one
prisoner, John Purdy. The Adjutant
Generals annual report comments on
the lack of respect ior law in Allegheny
county.
2e-John Duss becomes sole trustee for the
Harmony Society.
27-Two free bridge ordinances introduced
in Councils. A franchise granted the
Morningside and Highland Park Rail-
road The Chamber of Commerce chooses
delegates to 20 to the Legislature and ad-
vocate q memorial in favor of the Erie
Canal The murdered body of Richard
Reese found at Monongahela City. Sem
tence passed in the last of the Cooley
cases.
Ga fire in Glenshaw causes a loss of Sl5,-
OO0 The Office of 10. Painter & Sons
Company damaged $1,000 by fire. Nc
Candless wiJhdraws as candidate for
the Mayoralty. Max Newman acquitted
of the murder at Homestead of Thomas
Coyne.
29-Two persons fatally injured and the
Electric Carpet Cleaning Works wrecked
by boiler explosion.
30-Controller N orrow formally declines re-
nomination to any city Office.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
SEPTEMBER.

IA circular issuet by order of the Presi-
dent establishes a 20 days QuaraE tine
against cholera The canal retaliation
proclamation takes effect.
4-Thomas c. Piatt declares in favor of the
Republican national ticket.
5-PresidenJ Harrison issues his letter OF
acceptance. Ex-Secretary Blaine tavors
a complete suspension OF trafhc with
Europe and Canada in view OF the danger
from cholera. Democrats carry the Ar
kansas State election.
6-Blaine writes all open letter on the issues
of the campaign. Republicans carry
7-Montana Republicans nominate j. E.
Richards for Governor.
S-New York Democratic factions conclude
q treaty OF peace. Consul Kellogg at
Stettin dismissed for neglect of duty.
North Carolina Republicans nominate
D. NJ. Fuchs for Governor. New Hamp-
shire Democrats nominate Luther L. NC
Kinney for Governor.
9-Porter, Minister to Italy, resigns. Colo
RADIO Republicans nominate Judge j. c.
Helm for Governor.
I0-W hitelaw Reid, Governor Mckinley, eX-
Governor Foraker and other Republican
orators celebrate Perry'S victory at
Woodside Park, o.
I2-Maine Republicans elect State officers.
l3-Attorney General Hensel gives his opin-
ion of the form prescribed by the Baker
law. Governor Mckinley and other Re
publicans celebrate the opening OF the
Elwood (Ind.) tin plate works
4-MaSSachuSettS h6puDllcdnS nominate
William II. Halle for Governor. New
Jersey Democrats nominate Judge Werts
tor Governor.
I5-The National Convention of Republican
League Clubs meets at Buffalo.
l6-A warrant issued for the arrest of Peck,
New York Labor Commissioner; he is
charged with destroying papers on which
he based his tariff statistics
l7-Weaver and Field issue q joint letter of
acceptance.
l9-DaYid B. Hill delivers his first speech of
the campaign at Brooklyn.
2O-The Pennsylvania League of Democratic
Clubs meets at Scranton.
2l-Labor Commissioner Peck, of New York,
indicted. South Carolina Democrats
renominate Tillman for Governor.
22-Mrs Victoria Woodruff Martin nomi-
mated for President of the United States
by the Woman Suffragisrs.
2S-Mckinley opens the Republican cam
paign in Philadelphia.
24-Weaver withdrawS from the Georgia
campaign, alleging that he was denied
the right of free speech.
26-Cleveland issues his letter OF accept
ance.
2-The Wisconsin Supreme Court practi-
cally overthrows the State gerrymander.
Changes made in the ballots to be
printed owing to the filing of Populite
and Socialist Labor party nominations.
Massachusetts Democrats renominate
Governor Russell.
2S-Robinson reelected President of the
Pennsylvania League OF Republican
Clubs.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
SEPTEMBER.

5-McAulifTe knocks out Myer.
6-Dixon. the feather-weight champion, de-
feats Skelly.
7-Corbett knocks out Sullivan and wins
the pugilistic championship. Nancy
Hanks lowers the worlds trotting record
on a regulation track; time, 2:G7.
S-The old Academy of Music in Cleveland
burns.
9-Zimmerman, the wneelman beats with
his bicycle the trotting record ut Spring.
field, Mass; time, 2:06 +5. Evangeline
breaks the regulation track racing rec
ord at Cleveland; time, 2:llA.
l0-Prof. Barnard discovers the fifth satel-
lite Of Jupiter through the Lick teles-
cope.
ll-Peary's North Greenland expedition re-
turns to st. Johns, n. F. Fire Island in
habitarts resist the landing OF passen-
gers from the cholera ships.
l2-New York health authorities temporarily
enjoined from landing the Normannia
messengers on Fire Island.
I5--The Injunction dissolved and Fire Island
in possession oil the health authorities.
14-LuDasco breaks the stallion trotting
record on regulation track; time, 2:l0N
l5-The Army of the Cumberland holds its
reunion; General Boynton delivers an
address. claiming more credit for that
army than accepted histories besiow
upon it.
l6-Normannfa passengers released from
Quarantine A Pennsylvania State
Quarantine arranged.
1s-fhe G. A 3. Encampment begins ai
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
MARCH,

1-Ingalls makes his first political speech
since his defeat. Democrats call O con-
vention.
5-The Committee on Agriculture defends
successfully its Jurisdiction over its own
appropriation bills. Salisbury refuses to
renew the Bering Sea modus vivendi.
Free coinage advocates win the first
fight in the Lower House, fixing q date
for the consideration of the Bland bill.
Alger tells a reporter he is a candidate
tor tine Presidency.
s-The United States Government replies
to the British Government insisting
upon a renewal of the Bering Sea modus
vivendi. w. w. Greenland, OF Clarion,
appointed Adjutart General of PennsyI-
vania. The Catch local option bill passes
the Iowa Senate.
9-Bering Sea correspondence submitted to
= the Senate. Quay formally announced
as a Senatorial candidate. The tariff
debate OF the Fifty-second Congress
begins.
IA-Cleveland, in letter to Hon. Edward
Bragg, does not deny that he would ac-
cept the Presidential nomination, but
secure the honor. David B. Hill begins
his Southern tour. The Peoples Party
Executive committee issues an address,
suggesting plan OF orga nization.
Thomas +. Bayard issues an open letter
to Democrats against free coinage OF
silve. General Alger defends his war
record. The Senate passes the general
postoffice building bill.
Ex-senator Hill addresses the Legislature of
Mississippi. The Republican Reform
League at Philadelphia replies to Clark
son defense of Quay.
Ex-senator PETER introduces his anti
millionaire bill. Anti-Prohibitionist
control the Iowa Republican Conven-
tion.
20-Salisbury's second note refuses to re-
new the Boring Sea moduS Vivendi.
22-The three days silver debate begins in
Congress. Roger @. Mills elected United
States Senator from Texas. The Wis
consln Supreme Court decides the gerry
mander Unconstitutional.
4-The Boring Sea diplomatic correspond
ence publlshed. Filibusterers stave of
the vote ON the free coinage bill.
2S-McKinley declines TO be a Presidential
candidate, and declares in favor of Har-
rison. Iowa Republican legislators de-
eide to stick to the prohibitory law.
Speaker Crisp puts u quietus on the sill
ver bill by ruling against cloture.
29-The Bering arbitration treaty ratified by
the Senate. Postmaster Meyers, of Har-
rfsburg, issues an address against Har-
rlty's political leadership.
Ex-senator Cullom withdraws his candidacy
for the Presidency. The redisEicting OF
Ohto becomes law.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
FEBRUARY,

l-Grover Cleveland holds reception at
New Orleans.
3-The Louisiana Lottery Company an
nounces its coming dissolution.
EThe Conemaugn Valley Memorial Hospi-
tai, at Johnstown, dedicated. A gold
mine discovered at Gold Hill, Col.
S-Principal Cooper, OF the StaJe Normal
School, deposed but refuses to surrender
his office.
ga new spot appears on the sun.
ll-Tvphus FEVER found in New York among
Russian Hebrew immigrants.
l3-A remarkable display OF aurora borealis.
Sarah Althea Hill goes insane on
spiri5ualism. Prof. Elihu Thomson an
nounces an invention of a machine to
produce lightning.
A-Leut. Totten, of Yale University, pre-
diets dire disasters preceding i speedy
millennium.
l9-An ice locomotive successfully tested at
New Hamburg, \. Y.
aO-The great Parker (Pa.) ice gorge breaks.
Marie Blaine wins her divorce.
22-Grover Cleveland addresses Michigan
University students.
23-Severe earthquake shocks in California.
24-Warn Miller defends the Nicaragua
Canal before the Trans Mississippi Con-
greSs.
25-John D. Rookie feller gives 81, ,OO0, $50 Co the
University of Chic. go.
2S-Hon. James q. Blaine gives his version
of the family quarrel which ended in his
sons divorce.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31

Washington. The Supreme Lodge OF
Odd Fellows opens at Portland, Ore.
20-The Chinese Six Companies in second
proclamation warn their people not to
obey the Geary law, and also appeal to
their Emperor.
2l-The Pan-Presbyterian Convention opens
in Toronto.
2s-The National Encampment, G. A. B.,
elects General " eissert Commander-tn'
Chief. The Secretary OF War orders the
removal and demolition of all private
property on the reservation OF Fort
Monroe.
2G-Members of the Peary expedition arrive
in Philadelphia. The Patriotic Sons OF
America eliminate the word white"
from their constitution.
N-German Catholics of America meet at
Newark, n. j.
2S-Nancy Hanks, at Terre Haute, Ind, again
beats the trotting record; time, 2:O4, on
oval track.
29-Mascot breaks the pacing record; time,
2:O4 DR.. Stewart, of Philadelphia, claims
To have discovered that hydro-naphthol
is cure for cholera.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
JANUARY.

1-Eighty-fve thousand Welsh miners
locked out.
2-The Procurator at Valparaiso frds three
OF the Chilean mob and one of the Balti-
more's sailors guilty of aggravated as
sault and battery. The port of BOulogne
open for American salt PORK. A rebel
lion breaks out IN Morocco.
%SnIvation Army riot at East Bourne
England.
5-Dr. Pfeiffer finds the bacillus of infiu--
enza, a year after its discovery by q
PittSburg physician.
S-The Walsall Club of Anarchists in Tot.
tenham. England, raided BY police and
four arrests made. Abbas PaSha recog-
nized by the powers as khedive OF Egypt.
"a band of anarchists routed in XereS,
Spain.
1O-A plot to blow up the Cars train broken
up.
11-Kongo treaty ratified. Dublin corpora
tion refuses to vote congratulations on
the marriage of the Duke OF Clarence and
the Princess of Teck.
12-The Quirinal and Vatican negotiate for
compromise. The arrival of a French
Bishop in Uganda, Africa, precipitates a
religious war.
13-The German Reichstag agrees to the
principle of the payment of members.
Wreck of the Namchow in Chinese
waters; 364 drowned.
H-The Portuguese Cabinet resigns. A re-
volt at Ascension, Mexico suppressed.
Fifty army officers arrested in Sofia for
conspiracy against Prince Ferdinand.
l6-Caron, Canadian Minister of War, forced
to retire. Arab rebellion in Kongo
quelled.
Is-A bridge at Ti1is gives way; 70 bodies
found. The promoter fiscal at VAL
paraiso renders his report on the Balti-
more inquiry. An entire famine-stricken
village in Russia take the last sacrament
together.
19-Brazilian convicts revolt and declare for
Fonseca.
2l-Deakin, the Walsall Anarchist, con-
fe5ses.
22-The first rain in four years falls in Du-
range, Mexico. Russia decides to ex-
pertinent with the communal ;arm sys-
tenn. A church roof at Slododskoi, Rus
sia, gives way, killing and wounding 80
Worshipers. Unlimited powers conferred
upon President Peixotto, of Brazil.
23-The Chilean Government receives the
ultimatum from Washington. Earth
quake in Rome.
24-Sr G. b. Powell, British Bering Sea Com
missioner, arrives in Canada
26-Prince Charles of HohenZollern saves
the life OF the Sultan of Turkey.
27-Troops at Bilbao, Spain, defeated by
strikers.
2S-ElectiOns in Hungary attended by riots.
29-Mr. and Mrs. Schneider al Vienna found
guilty of robbing and numbering eight
servant girls.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
FEBRUARY,

boyd decided to be the legal Governor of
Nebraska by the United States Supreme
Court. The AntiLottery act sus tanned.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court de-
clares the Baker ballot law legal. Cur
alive legislation. found valid.
2-Democrats of the Connecticut Lower
House remain in session after the Speaker
declares an adjournment.
+The Lower House of Congress adopts its
rules The Iowa Democratic Central
Committee decides to push Governor
Boies as a candidate for the Presidency.
The New York Assembly passes the Anti
Pinkerton bill.
5-The Louisiana Democratic Committee
receives ~ cases of Winchester rifles and
ammunition for campaign purposes.
6-Blaine refuses to be Il Presidential can
didate.
The immigration Commission reports.
S-ThAyer surrenders the Governorsnip of
Nebraska to Boyd.
9-The Mui chler resolution to investigate
the affairs o: the Keystone and Spring
Valley banks passes the Lower House OF
Congress.
10-The RIand free coinage bill reported to
the Lower House. Joseph Burlington
appointed U. ). District Judge for West
ern Pennsylvania. Reciprocity negotia-
tions with Canada begin.
11-Clcveland Democrats in New York pro-
test against the "Snap Convention"
12-The tirst appropris ton bill passed by
Congress. Lincoln dny banquets in
Northern cities. .
l5-Canadian reciprocity negotiations at
Washington fail. The Committee of
Agriculture of the National House OF
Represen tatives directed to inquire into
the effects of the Mckinley law.
1.-THE Pennsylvania Republican Associa-
tion issues an anti-Quay address from
Philadelphia
19-The Senate passes the Geary Chinese
exclusion bill.
Ex-senator Blair announces himself can
didate for the Presidency.
22-The "SnaD Convention" at Albany
chooses Hill delegates to the National
Democratic Convention. The National
Industrial Con ference meets at st. Louis.
Governor Mckinley defends the tariff
act in the Michigan Climb banquet. Anti
Snapper New York Democrats call q
convention. .-...
2S-The National Irish League OF America
issues an appeal for funds.
24-The Industrial Convention at st. Louis
algamaJes with the Peoples party and
sets date for q National Nominating
Convention. The license bill defeated in
the Iowa Legislature.
26-Colonel stewart unSeated in favor of
Alexander Craig.
29-The United States Supreme Court aflrms
the right of the Speaker of the House of
Representatives to call quorum; the
Mckinley tariff act also decided TO be
valid. The United States Supreme Court
decides the Bering Sea question. Nego-
tiations for arbitration OF the Bering Sea
question concluded,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
FEBRUARY,

1.-The steamship Elder strikes on rock
all passengers saved
2-Salisbury makes a fair trade speech At
Exeter.
"A French court decides in will case
that the Pope is still a sovereign.
Eighteen passengers burned to death on
n Roumanian train.
9-The British Parliament opens. The Par
neliites formally choose Redmond as
their leader. Two Brazilian states de-
pose their Governors.
10-Four Anarchists publicly garroted at
Xeres, Spain.
lS-General Booth welcomed back to Lon
don by the Salvation Army.
l5-Parliaments reply to the Queens speech
carried: Sections amendmenG lost by q
narrow Government majority.
16-The CahenSly controversy revived in
i'll Rome by the publication of letter
from Judge Dunno, OF Ohio. Prince
Louis Clovis Bonaparte held for trial In
London Tor conspiracy TO defraud his
wife. The Governor Cerea, Brazil, de-
posed after q bloody battle.
1s-The Freycnet French Cabinet resigns.
Balfour introduces the Irish governments
bill in the British House of Commons.
L. P. Deacon, New York banker, kills
M- Abeille at Cannes, France. Lieusen-
ant Hetherington charged with wilful
murder by the Yokohama corOner's jury.
23-The Hungarian Diet opened. Fritz ErO
ana Dorothy Buntrock arrested at
Madgeburg for systematically murder
ing and robbing servant girls
24-Emperor William delivers a speech at .
Brandenberg banquet, denOuncing the
opposition. The collapse of q chimney
kills Il factory operatives in Check
heaton, England.
25-Rfot between Socialist mob and sol.
diery before the palace OF the Emperor
of Germany. Russia apologies to Great
Britain Tor the 1ounghusbaud incident
in the Pamir. The Dominion ParIialnens
opens.
26-fne task of forming a French Cabinet
intrusted to LOubet. The Forest Queen
and the Loughbrow collide in the North
Sea: IA drowned.
27-M Loubet completes his Cabinet. AL
disputes between Chile and Argentfnia
Settled. Conscription causes riots IN
TripoH.
pa dynamite explosion at the re sidence OF
the Princess of Sagan in Paris. Liberals
carry q municipal bill in the British
Parliament By majority Of two. P0rtu-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31

libeling Governor Pattison. President
Adams, of Cornell University, resigns.
6-Dr Kelley completes negotiations with
an English syndicate for the establish
ment or bi-choride of gold institutes in
England and France.
lO-The Ohio Supreme Court declares the
compulsory education law constitu-
tional. The Johnstown Relief Commits
sion finishes its work.
IA Catholic conference meets in New
York to project a summer school on the
ChautauQua plan. Azra wins the Ken
l-The Childs-Drexel Printers Homo at
Colorado Spring dedicated. The Sc
Louis cantilever bridge opened to traf1c.
commission. The new capital at Santa
Fe, n. NJ, burns.
l3-The Mississippi River Improvement As
sociation organized.
H-Charles II. McGuirrius, of kalamazoo.
Mich, breaks the record for swift type
writing, recording 2O0 words minute.
16-General Miles sends message from
Chicago to General Howard at New York
by RELAYS of bicycles.
ls-White G. A. r. posts of Louisiana and
Mississippi secede from the national Or
ganiZation.
1y-The General Assemblies OF the Presbyte-
rian Church, the Presbyterian Church
South and the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church meet. The Baptist Congress
convene in Philadelphia
20-Heavy snowstorms visit New Hampshire
and the Northwestern States. The Co
lumbus Dispatch publishesa letter alleged
to have been written by U. S. Grant to
Roscoe ConklIng. opposing the third
term movement, and appealing Tor a
reconciliation between his correspond
ent and james G. Blaine. Senator David
B. Hill delivers the oration at the cele-
bration at Charlotte, n. c., of the Neck
lenburg Declaration of Independence.
2l-Ives wins the worlds championship at
billiards. The Irish National League OF
America notify their countrymen in Ire
land to expect no more funds from Amer
lea until the factions are united.
23-The last relay In the bicycle journey de-
livers his message to General Howard.
The new Confession of Faith presen ted
to the Presbyterian General Assembly.
24-Matllias Romero, Mexican Minister to
the United States, appointed Minister OF
Finance in Mexico.
25-The General Assembly of the United
Presbyterian Church meets at Pittsburg.
26-The Methodist Episcopal Quadrennial
Conference adj ourns; resolution passed
that the annual conferences vote on the
proposition that the word "laymen'' in
the Discipline means men only, and in
case the proposition is not carried by
two-thirds ma jority, then the word "lay-
men, shall thereafter mean both men
and women.
27-The first elevated railroad train moves
in Chicago
2s-The Methodist Protestant General Con-
ference strikes the word "obey'' from
the marriage service. The Presbyterian
General Assembly sustains the appeal OF
tile Prosecuting Committee in the Briggs
case from the New YORK Presbyrery.
S0-TEe United Presbyterian Assembly re-
solves to boycott the Worlds Fair II 1t Is
to be opened on Sunday. A revival at
Mason City, Ia, closes 62 business houses.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
APRIL,

l-Dalzell speaks in Congress on the tariff.
&Cleveland, Campbell, Mckinley and
Reed speak in Providence. Borrows
practically closed the tariff debate
6-The first State election of the year in
Rhode Island; Republicans elect their
State ticket and the Legislature. Sem
ator Wolcott, in a speech in the Senate,
attacks the administration for its It'll
tude ON the silver question. The Ne
braska Supreme Court decides the CUB
ernatoriaI contest against Ex-Governor
Thaycr.
THE free-wool bill passes the House.
SThe Massachusetts Democratic conven-
ton marked by a drawn battle between
oldl inc Democrats and Mugwumps. The
Senate votes S!o00OO to aid the e. A. r.
encampment at Washington.
9-The House passes the cotton-bagging
bill
l0-The President proclaims the opening for
settlement of tue Sisseton and Wapheton
reservations, to take place April Is.
l3-The Harrity Iaction easily wins in the
Pennsylvania Democratic onvention;
rioting attends the proceedings. Demo-
Gratis celebrate Jefferson Day. The
United States and Italy amicably settle
the Malta dispute; families of the New
Orleans victims to receive 5000 francs.
14-The Michigan Republican Convention
elects delegates who would vote for
Alger, but who are not unfriendly to
Harrison. The Boyd faction and anti
silver win ut the Nebraska Democratic
Convention.
la-Anti-Lottery Democrats win the Louisi-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
DECEMBER.

1.-The United Railway Men of America Or
ganized,
SRobert A. Pinkerton submits written
statement OF the relations or his agency
to the battle OF Homestead. Gold dis
covered in the Sni hills near Kansas
City.
7-Jay Gould's will published. satolli's ad-
dress before the Archbishops' conciave
made public.
s-Goddard knocks ont Maher.
9-Prof III. Preserved Smith acquitted of
the first heresy charge against nim.
R-ProE Smith convicted ON two heresy
charges. Philip Armour founds by a
donation tile Armour Institute at Chi
cago. The ecclesiastical trial of Father
Corrigan begins at Newark, Nj
13-Cincinnatt Presbytery decides to sus-
pend Prot. Smith from the ministry. The
Federation of Labor votes aid to Home
stead sufferers.
H-The published minutes of the Arch
bishops conclave prove that Satolli
was the mouthpiece of the Pope. Lib
eral PresbyterianS OF New York take
steps looking to the control of the Cen
erul Assembly.
1.-THE Soldiers Orphans Home Commis-
sion decides TO frame bill for preSenIa-
tion TO the Legislature providing Tor an
industrial school system.
H-Father Corrigan apologies to Bishop
Wigger and the case against the priest is
dropped. Socialists outvoted three to
one in the Federation OF Labor.
1S-The churches OF the country, in their
services, consider the aims OF the Amerl-
can Peace Society.
20-The Hobart stud dissolved at public
sale; Stamboul sold Tor $4l,000 The Iu-
dependent Christian Voters League of
America (temperance) organized at Nor
NAL, Ill.
2S-satolli restores DR.. McGIynn to the
priesthood.
A-The Etruria beats the City of Paris in a
race across the Atlantic.
26-Dr. Gibier of New York, announces the
discovery of a cure for epilepsy.
T-Rockefeller gives another 81, COO, 900 to the
University OF Chicago. The cornerstone
of the great Cathedral OF st. John in
New York laid. An ice bicycle success
fully tested by its inventor, Mike
Murphy, at Brooklyn.
29-Daly knocks out Mccarthy in the 2Sth
round. Mary Elizabeth Garrett gives
5000, ,977 to the johns Hopkins University
Medical School.