Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-01
Wheeling. Cambria Iron Works, Johns
town, shut down because short of gas.
The Hearst funeral train leaves Washing

6-The son of Swedish nObleman shoots
himself through the heart in Chicago
Saws are found in the Jail cells of the
Nicelys at Somerset. A m1serly mother
and son, worth over $50,000, are fount
dead from want in squalid home II
Philadelphia. Riot between rival Irisf
tween an Englishman and Russian
Count, over the wife of the latter, re
suits in the killing of the count.
9-Robert Ray Hamilton is declared legally
dead and his will admitted to probate
Queen Victoria is apgry over the treat
ment of her daughter, the Empires:
Frederick, in France and wanted al
apology, but Lord Salisbury induced 9
Minister of Foreign Affairs formally
accepts the Worlds Fair invitation.
l0-Colonel 81. Clay King mortally wounds
David II. Poston at Memphis. A grea,
blizzard sweeps over England, causing
great destruction and the loss of numer
GUS lives.
u-No negro soldiers are allowed in the Dis
trict of Columbia militia and two bat
talions are mustered out causing great
Indignation among the $1,000 colored
citizens. Six lives snuffed out by re-
volver shots at Kilgore, KY, dance, in
a fight over q mountain belle. The lower
Mississippi above the danger mark.
Catholics gain ascendancy over Protes-
tants in religious affairs of East Africa.
N-Much scandal in regard to drinking orgies
of Con- sressmen on the Hearst funeral
train. Philadelphia Councilmen fight
under the Independence bell. Big f1nan-
c1sl crash averted in Paris by the quick
formation of bank syndicate, backed
by the Bank of France with guarantee
of5O,0O0 900 francs.
lS-Indians again talking war at Pine Ridge.
Mysterious murder of Carl Emmanuel
Ruttinger on Staten Island. The prose
cution of the Italian murderers OF New
Orleans Chief of Police fails. Gladstone
decides to stand by the present Liberal
platform. Parnell addresses a letter to
Irish Americans. A missing steamer, the
Suevia, of the Hamburg-American line
being looked for in the storm on the
British Channel.
IA New Orleans mob, composed for the
most part of reputable citizens, assaults
the parish prison and shoots down or
hangs IL Italians supposed to have been
concerned in the murder of Chief of
Police Hennessey. The President re-
scinded the order disbanding the colored
militia of the District of Columbia. The
United States steamship Galena and tug
Nina ashore near Vineyard Haven. An
Ohio merchant marries a woman he had
wronged and she is pardoned out of the
penitentiary. A ST 900 900 fire at Syracuse.
Six inmates burned to death in Tennes-
sees Central Asylum. One hundred and
fifteen lives were lost in the storm in
England. Emperor William invites Bis
marck to meet him. Anti-betting crusade
begun in London.
l6-A vehement protestfs quickly entered by
the italian Government against the kill
ing of the Italians at New Orleans. Great
indignation among countrymen OF the
victims all over America The press and
business bodies at New Orleans indorse
the killing. Another of the United
States vessels, a relief boat sent to the
assistance of the Galena and Nina, is
wrecked on the New England coast.
Dead body of a woman, probably muir
dered, found in Atlantic City. The Par
lady prosecuted in Berlin for speaking
disparagingly of the Enperor's portrait,
being accused of treason, under re-
vived old-time system of blackmal and
persecution.
l6-New Orleans people alarmed by the in
ternational aspect given to the lynching
of the Italians. The matter brought up
in Italy's Parliament. A woman lynched
ling was fatal. Rev. Howard MacQueary.
of Canton, found guilty of heresy by the
:, Episcopal court, at Cleveland.
F7-The New Orleans Malta vow vengeance
on New Orleans. The tragedy laid be-
fore the grand jury. Two million dollars
worth of property burned at Bleecker
and Green streets, New York. Dram
shops in London have among their own
ers Bishop and 152 peers of the realm.
The Anchor line steamer Utopia col
lides with a British ironclad near Gibral-
tar, and of 1000 passengers, 500 are be-
lieved drowned.
orphan schools yield $1,000, 900 in illegal
profits. Independent oil refiners petit
tion the Attorney General of New York
State to bring suit against the Standard
Oil Company to have its charter an
nulled. An unknown man leaps to his
death in Niagara. German restrictions
on the importation of American hogs re-
moved by Won Caprivi. Efforts to dis
cover bribe taking by jurors who ac-
quilted the Italian murderers in New
Orleans.
9-The Italian Governments rigid meas
ures against the church adopted in Feb
hpOin IN hava nffprt PprDa1la
enliSaries hold their first meeting in
New York. Henry Aveling commits sui
eide in New York because of love COM
plications. A regiment of Italians who
are employed between Bellaire and Mari
eta, O., are armed and drilling in secret
and supposed to be acting under orders
from Chicago. A big Louisville banking
has q sensation, in an Italian murder,
supposed to be the work of secret
society. Rev. MacQueary will not re-
tract
OF the keystone National
Bank, Philadelphia; the Quaker City
treasury involved to the extent of $780,
COO and the State to half that amount. A
wealthy Detroit bachelor, Joseph Per-
rien, decoyed and held tor ransom, but
the plot of the city bandits is baked and
he is mysteriously liberated. Chauncey
Marble arrested for counterfeiting at
Cory. Lord Salisbury finds the New
foundland matter a serious questions;
fears of O revolt are expressed in Parlia-
ment.
l-scenes Of rowuyism among the contend
ing Irish factions. France and Russia
consummate an alliance. Prosecution
urged against Queen Victoria for cruelty
to her carriage horses. A Russian cap
tain chagrined by being slapped in the
face blows out his brains. Paris excited
over another murder mystery. London
papers justify the New Orleans lynching.
Governor Pattfson may not favor the
Worlds Fair bill. Hungarians secure a
q f0r. q N " TUn
revenue officers killed by moonshiners in
North Carolina. The Eatf1eld-McCoy
teud ended.
,-Foster Blaine's Secret envoy to Madrid,
Spain and the United States and with |
using his position to advance worthless |
claims on the Treasury.
AN oil gusner IN kusla pours out 400 900 |
river. The baccarat scandal in Eng.
land brought before the Court Of |
Queens Bench: Timothy. Healy is
assaulted at Cork. Napoleon's, coat
Sherman's bank in New York fails. A |
revolution occurs in the Courts method |
of granting liquor license in Philadel-
phia@ A big oil explosion in New York,
kills two men and Injuries many. Canada
strongly protests against the interfer-
ence of England in the Newfoundland
disputes.
Fictitious memoirs of Talleyrand palmed
Off in France for some political purpose.
Canada seeking closer trade relations
with southern nations. Governor Mich
oils says that most of the Italians killed
by the mob at New Orleans were Ameri-
can citizens. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad planning to save IS miles be-
tween Pittsburg and Chicago.
Proof that the New Orleans Italian mur-
derers were members of the Malta,
driven from Italy. The colored race
falling behind in the South. Bismarck
and the Emperor are farther apart than
ever. Lewis Island crofters will battle
for the homes wrested from them by a |
heartless landlord to make deer park.
"A big medicine trust organized. The ex-
hibit of Illinois is bone OF contention