Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-01
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f-The Coroner's lary censured G Gorge FL.
GleGhill for not examining the sturgeon
sold before curing il and held him re-
sponsible for the death of Henry Broge
and Thomas Rourke.
e-Annual meeting OF the Iron and Steel
men to settle the scale of wages for the
coming year. Father Mollinger, OF Troy
Hill, surrounded by thousands who de-
sire to he cured of their ills. Mrs. Nancy
Hogan while trying 20 stop a quarrel is
kicked to death.
S-THE D1sPATCH moved TO its permanent
home, SrnithfielG and Diamond streets.
Heavy s1orlg swept over the city, demol
i~airE dwellings and inJuring two car
pCntCrS. Residents OF tie Southside
complain OF tire bad W. ter supply.
S-Alegheny to -dpend $3.50. .000 annually to
improve the -creets. The Peoples Bank
benefited by the building and loan act
signed by Governor Pattison. Councils
TO be asked by City Attorney Morelsnd
to take action in regard to putting into
effect the new street laws SouthsiGe
residents troubled by the garbage and
filth OF Braddock.
@A member of The Society of the Cincin-
natti named David Il. Smith is in the
hospital department of the City Farm,
suffering from paralysis. Mr.. Smith is a
deScendent OF General Samuel A. Smith,
OF the Continental Army; the only mem
Der in Pittsburg. Kaufman Bros, the
clothiers, purchase the Central Hotel
property for S550e0a. The Planning Mill
Association of Allegheny County sued
for Sl0,cOO Tie High School Committee
recommend that the teachers be re-
elected next wear.
6-PitfsbuIg promised n river patrol boat
Superintendent Gray, of Leisenring Coke
Mine, acquitted o: murder in shooting
and killing striker.
Tile postal report shows a gratifying in
cwase in the population OF the city.
William Forgey, OF Williamsburg, while
Insane from pain, attempts 20 commit
Suicide. and failing, drops dead from
sltArt disease.
tra6es,nen want iron and steel
workers to aid them. The defense OF
the seven Young L. P. ministers is that
youth is not crime. The river coal
opera stOrS broke the record by getting
ont 5.G00 900 bushels of coal yesterday.
NIhe CoNenanter ministers again indulge
in bitter denunciatlons of each other.
The local conventions OF the political
parties iii this lily pass off aarmoniously.
\ thief robs the mite box OF Sharps-
Crg chapel.
lie synod of the Presbyterian Church
declares against the five ministers who
participated in the East End meetings.
More remarkable cures by Father Moi
linger at Troy Hill Many houses in
Tarentum robbed during the absence OF
the owners.
o! School Boards must in the
future take the oath of office. The build
ing contractors expect a break in the
strike next week. The Ladies' Health
Association win another victory over
the smoke.
Nollinger receives many hundred
DllIftfDS 10 the SHRINE OF L AtfEnClN
prescribes for their complaints. o. i.
Milligan, the East End minister, will
continue TO preach despite tie action of
the synod. Mayor Gourley tells why
he believes a reorganization OF the po-
lice and fire bureaUs necessary. Strike
leaders do not mind machine men work
ing The taxable property of Allegheny
county, according to the Commissioners
report, is $500 700 600.
--Father Gollinger celebrates the feast of
81. Anthony on Troy Hill, and thousands
OF pilgrims are forced to leave the
grounds without entering the church.
Mayor Gourley will investigate alleged
police misconduct disgraceful riot
on the Mayflower.
l+-Police raid n fashionable speak-easy on
Fourth avenue. much freQuented by
female courg clerks. Tie iron work
ers' fight taken up in earnest A
calm follows the storm in the Il.
7. Church. The hottest day in the year
caused several persons to die OF sun
stroke. john Wilgus, while fighting the
flames in Wolfe, Howard & Co.'s big
store, falls and breaks his neck.
prostrated by the heat. Rabid CANNES
killed. Carnegie, Phipps & Co. start a
new armor mill at Homestead. The
strike still on and the condition of affairs
unchanged. Activity in the Butler oil
field.
6-Four persons die Of the heat and many
i'll from its baneful effects. City Attor-
ney MorelaEd maps out his plan for
street improvements. The Junior Order
y american Mechanics big day. Pittsburg
Female College Trustees pleased with a
Shadyside site.
f-Mayor Gourley will try to end the car
penters' strike by acting as arbitrator.
Father Moliinger leaves for two
months vacation in the East. Mrs Ma
RE Collins flies a sensational suit against
her husband Tor divorce and alfnony.
The Tin Plate Man nufacturers' Associa-
ton meet in this city.
s-Maror GouTley confers with the Master
Builders and Carpen ter's Union III order |
to try to end the strike. Clay and Lucy |
Hogan indicted for killing their mother. |
Iron men meet to discuss the yearly |
scale. The heat sends the death rate for |
the week uD to lgI.
e-No report made to Coroner Mcdowell OF |
the suicide of Matthew ZeidIer. Mayor |
GCuiley VIII again try to reach an un- |
derstanding with the Carpenters Union |
and the Master Builders. Allegheny |
Councils lay over the PIttsburg and Nam /
chester Gractiou ordinance. Z. l.. Ma@ee \
says that rumors of union between the |
nuquCsue and PtttSburS Traction Com I
pRnieS are nonsense.
0-A mammoth hotel TO be built. Golde n |
celebration OF the German Catho.:c !
Church, of Butier. a prohibition mass |
meeting held. Judge Sllgle forDids \
children being brought into Court 10 |
eInbarrass Justice. Aa Allegheny con- |
stable arrested in house OF I'll repGte.
Jealousy causes a murder in Nchees- |
port. Thirty million bushels OF co:.l |
sent South. Richard Shaier kills |
Leonard Hilton over a game OF craps. |
Thirty persons injured while on their |
W8r - = picnic.
2-Aii labor organizations in the country to /
aid tie striking carpenters. Three IN en- |
overcome 1y hrar TALL from roofs and are |
killed. Chief Brown wants an opinion /
on the remodeled Brooks license bill. /
Bishop Pheian may sell Northside prop |
C:'ty 10 the Government Tor a 1eceial |
building.
3-The annual commencement OF both High /
Scl.ools: many graduates given diplomas. |
j. j. NEG uirG unsuccessful IN his attempt 1
to effect compromise between the car
pepters and bHllders. The estate of John
H. Shoen 3erze- tlfc millionaire, ADJ udi- ,
cH6eG. Graduation day at the College of
the Holy Ghost.
The lnili:tzc OF taxes will decrease one \
sixth. The city to be better prepared to
Tght fire; wires 30 90 under ground. |
FoIrth annual convention OF steam
dcJars. Penn Bank depositors again try
ing tu fiGd their lest wealth.
5-AileEheuy County Lar Association have
:he;r annual picnic. Striking carpenters
claim Il victory. TIE commencement of |
the v ester, University of Pei;nsylvanta |
held. Assistant City Attorneys TO be
creaaeG by Councils. SDmmencement at |
81. Aaviers' LatroOe. Bishop PEelan
purchases two new church sites
;-Bottlcrs think their business will be
killed by the new law. The stone
.nas0ns return to work after eight weeks
OF unsuccessful strike. The general strike