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

the heaviest death rate ever known III
Cleveland. Five men drowned neal
Cleveland while crossing 3 swoller
stream. Seven murderers in Wilkesbarrt
Jail. A man shoots his mistress on 6
steamer in New York harbor, and ther
commits suicide. Worlds Fair Iaborers
l9-Scandals by the score from nearly all the
capitals show the moral rottenness Of
European aristocracy. Censorship o
telegraph messages causes bad feeling in
Germany, and Liberals will attempt tc
wrest the telegraph monopoly from the
Government. Emily Taylor is led into 8
drug store by negro with her throat
cut and falls corpse upon the floor; the
dence against him. Survivors of the
Sixth Massachusetts, Regiment are given
q reception in Baltimore very different
from that they had in 1S6l.
20-A minister who was long among the In
dians says the war was caused by the
Sioux being driven to despair by bad
treatment. A verdict for William Henry
Hurlburt in the breach of promise case
against him by Gladys EVELYN in London.
Italians still complain of Blafne's delay
in answering their demands. James
Adams shoots his uncle James Payne,
and kills himself at Chestnut Hill, Conn.
Double suicide of p. Behrend and wife
by inhaling gas In a New York hotel.
Ten negroes shot and six killed in a
Tennessee bark camp by mountaineers
who had been discharged for incom-
potency.
2l-The oil bill was not killed in the British
House of Commons by the Standard Com
pany, but by popular protest. Natives
rout the Portuguese in Africa and hoist
the French flag. Belief general in Now
Orleans that no indictments will be
found against the leaders of the
lynchers.
22-Ex-senator Davis, Of West Virginia, has
great hopes of the Pan-American Rail
way. Five laborers die from drinking
poisoned well water at Burlington, Ia.
Ohio boys prohibited from entering sa-
looms.
23-England to send three warships to Africa
to secure Portuguese good behavior.
Chilean rebels capture the town of Pisu-
a,but let it go without striking blow.
The Young Women's Christian Associa-
tlOn holds its international Convention
in Scranton. The death of Philip L. Moen,
millionaire of Worcester, Mass, recalls
his relations with"Doc" Wilson, on whom
he lavished money.
PA ack-the-Ripper-like murder Of an old
woman known as "Old Shakespeare"
who accompanied Stranger to q room
in a New York lodging house, discovered
in the morning when the stranger had
fled. Soldiers break open a jail in Walla
Walla, Wash, and shoot to death gam
bier who had killed a private. Both
armies in Chile accused of horrible afro
cities. Damaging evidence given in Lon
member of Parliament, accused of pro-
curing for improper purposes.
indignant over an insult to th>
insurgent flagship, Blanco Encalada,
sunk by a torpedo boat. An Italian
banking firm fails for s., 900, 900. The Brit
ish Minister of Agriculture still opposed
to American cattle. Russian Protestants
are prosecuted at Odessa. An Austrian
coachman murdered by the son of his
employer TO avenge his mothers honor.
Italy's conduct very dangerous to the
Triple Alliance. Talmage's new Taber-
nacle the largest Protestant church in
the world. Strike and riot among Detroit
car workers. The Flint Glass Trust ap-
praising the plants of all it's con 5tituents.
The Supreme Court postpones the Bering
Sea case until October.
,6-The Presidents sister, Mrs. Bette Eaton,
was injured, probably mortally, by
runaway accident in Cincinnati. Secret
conference of coal operators with Presi-
dent Gonpers held in New York, and the
eight-hour strike of miners said to be
averted. The police of New York are
after man known as "Frenchy'' for the
murder of "Old Shakespeare"
.7-The school system of the United States
furnishes target for the attack Of the
British Tories and they bitterly assai1 it,
of the Government to introduce free
education in England. An English
woman made desperate by losses at
Monte Carlo jumrs into the sea. Sensa-
tional double suicide of a guilty couple in
a Hot Springs, Ark, boarding house.
.S-A charge of indecent conduct against C
A. Tyffe, the English historian, impels
him to cut his throat, and he may die
-Four employees killed by Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad wreck and fire near WASH
1ngton. Chinch bugs are inoculated
with cholera by Kansas expert who
hopes thus to sweep them from the earth.
9-"Old Hutch,' or B. P. Hutchinson, the
wheat king of Chicago, suddenly disap-
pears and relatives call him insane.
Twenty persons buried alive under the
debris Of a collapsed Opera House in
Troy, Ala. An ingeniously counter
feited coffee adulteration Of German
origin, an artificial bean, turns up in
Philadelphia.
0--Russian Hebrews are driven from their
homes near Moscow, laden with chains
and treated as conv1cts.