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

mob wanted to kill them. Rumors from
Mexico that the Charleston has sunk the
| ltata. Chile sends 'reinforcements to
| Iquique. Another bloody feud breaks
out in West Virginia. Troops recalled
from Fayette county by the Governor.
| Dutch Guiana the scene of an incipient
4-The Coroner's fury in New York find
Ameer Ben Ali guilty of the revolving
murder of Carrie Brown or Shakespeare
on April "a. Rumors in Mexico that tt g
charleston sank the Itata. Parnell's
allies desert him. Veterans meet in
W1lIiamsport. Mrs. Duncan, of Balti-
Wales. Portugal in financial difficulty,
King Charles will abdicate if necessary.
No credence placed in rumor of sinking
- OF Itata by naval authorities.
| lo@George b. Raunl, Jr., son of the Pension
| commissioner, obliged to offer his resig-
nation to the President because of fla-
grant abuses in the department. A party
OF bold Americans leave Philadelphia
for the Pole. The struggle in Chile be-
comes more complicated. The Prince Of
wales really bankrupt. Harrington re-
mains true co Parnell. Charity conven-
ton In Indianapolis consider the case OF
the insane. The faculty of the Union
;. Theological Seminary stand by Briggs.
l6-Marie Antoinette's jewelry sold in Lon
don. English labor unions preparing for q
great strike. Nashville erects monu-
ment to JEFF. Davis. Mayor Shakespeare,
OF New Orleans, warns the Italians to
respect the law. Another suit begun to
M
The son of Tiffany, the great New York
leweler, plays q despicable part in a
Rhode Island divorce court. The cam
paign in the Bering Sea begun by the
l7-Catharine, daughter Of George ~. OF
England, dying in a London almshouse
Mayor Shakespeare wants Consul Corte
recalled from New Orleans Chileans
will fight before they will allow the Itata
to be taken. An enormous fire devas-
tates Muskegon, Mich. Revenue officers
capture 500 moonshiners and take them
to Covington, KY. David Dudley Field
improving. Negroes try to nberate a
prisoner in the Wilmington, N. c., Jail
and soldiers are called out to suppress
them.
ls-Dobson's great Philadelphia carpet mills
closed owing to strike. The Third
National Bank of Philadelphia paid
$4,000 to become a city depository. Short
term orders in Philadelphia canse the
poor to lose s., 5000, COG. The Italian Gov
ernment will stop immigration. DR..
Graves arrested in Denver for poisoning
Mrs. Barnaby. Mrs. johnson, Buffers
client, sent to jail by Judge Nelson in
Boston
l9-Italy indignant over the demand made
for Consul Corte's removal. A thousand
pounds of dynamite exploded on a fat
car at Tarrytown, N Y, killing 13 and
nJuring 22 Italians. Marine postal SER
vice between the United States and Ger
many established by Postmaster Gen.
eral Wanamaker. Europe fears finan-
cial crisis. Women find q champion in
Rt. Hon. L. II. Courtney, Liberal men,
Der of Parliament Two youthful con-
v1cts try to escape from Hart Island PEN
itentiary, New York. Davitt Gays il
Parnell wins the election he will support
him.
20-Crispi accused of paIming off on the
King and Queen of Italy as Princess
and her two brothers a harem belle and
two ignorant negros from Cairo. The
dynamite horror at Tarrytown claims
many more than the original 13 victims.
The Charleston gets no trace of the Itata.
Queen and Crescent road refuses to ad-
vance salaries. Queen Natalie uses the
time given her to quit Belgrade to incite
students to riot. A rumored revolution
in Portugal.
2l-John Bardsley, City Treasurer of Phila-
delphfa, acknowledges the losing of
$1,000, 900 of the State funds: his statement
virtually confession. Gideon W Marsh,
of Philadelphia, fees the country: Bards-
ley resigns. Presbyterians in New York
ready for revision. New York Episcopa-
lians vote to consecrate DR.. Phillips
Brooks. The son of Senator Hearst pur-
chases magnificent yacht. Several
masterpieces of the old masters found in
London.
22-Keystone Bank officials denv that the
missing State funds were lost by them.
The General Assembly OF the Presby-
terian Church refuse to revise the creed.
Opposition has only made Charles Par
nell greater factor in Irish politics.
Exhibitors to the Worlds Fair in Europe
demand details. France objects to tariff
ttnkering. Freemasonry used by the
Prince of Wales as q shield. The Encyc-
lcal of Pope Leo published. Gladstone
gone to the country in search of health.
2S-John Bardsley arrested at his German
town home, and watched by two Phila-
delphia detectives. Gideon Marsh's wife
has no knowledge of her husbands
whereabouts. Children in Columbus die
because their parents relied on the faith
cure. W. A. Davis, of Kington, n. Y, a.
rested for forgeries aggregating $500 900.
Gideon Marsh traced to Newport News.
Liquor licenses granted in Kansas City
void. Governor PattisOn receives no
answer from Mayor Stuart to his letter
about the keystone Bank.
A-Dr. Briggs and his associates turn fiercely
upon their accusers and charge them
with an unohristian feeling. President
Gideon Marsh, of the Keystone Bank,
will be unable to escape to Brazil, as all
ships are watched. Wilhelm forbids
Germans to visit France. Meat in Ber-
lin becomes luxury, owing to the price.
DIR. ParkhurSt supports Briggs. DR..
Heher Newton demands religious liber-
ty. Baron Rudolph Kalnoky de Koros-
patak fights duel with Southerner be-
cause oflove for Miss Miltie Atherton, of
the Duff Opera Company, in Chicago.
25-The amount Of John Bardsley's defaica-
tions now reach the sum of g, 900 900; |
much of it squandered IN stock specula- |
ton. The English and Portuguese fight q |
fierce battle in Africa. Railroad men in |
Ohio ask the Supreme Court to reverse |
the decision under the Massie law. Eng |
land makes arrangements for a Worlds |
Fair Commission. Kate Hughes, IL years |
old, of Worcester, Mass, commits suiciue |
by laying herself on a track in front OF |
an express train. The Gar will drive |
Hebrews from Russia. Patterson wants
Auditor General McCamant to explain.
"a clash of authority between the Cover
nor, and the commissioners and Coun-
ellis of Philadelphia will make it neces-
sdry for the courts to define the matter.
A R-year-old girl in London commits
anicida treatment qt
school. The Supreme Court breaks its
record in disposing of cases. Company
E, Tenth Regiment, ordered home from
Mt. Pleasant. There will be o legal fight
over Bardsley's successor.
.7-Charles Parnel will marry Mrs. Kate
O'Shea in July. Her fortune is f5O0 600.
She urges him to fight for the leadership.
John Bardsley will among his other
crimes have to answer charge of per-
jury. Four spectators in circus at
Mahanoy City fatally injured during a
fight between tent men. Ten people
burnt to death during petroleum fire at
Dunkirk. An Irish girl gets f20 900 in
London because an old gentleman took a
fatherly fancy to her. Wise advises the
striking cokers to return to work. 13-
year-old girl forges a check and passes it
on New York butcher.
S-Tin plate factories in Wales obliged to
suspend because of the Mckinley bill.
Judge Breckenridge falls dead of heart
disease in the New York Presbytery
while discussing the Briggs case. Plenty
discharged by the Federal Court because
of legal technecaIity A Yankee
threatens to revolutionize the method of
warning by inventing a mammoth kite.
The schooner Thomas Hume on Lake |
Michigan believed to be lost with all on
board. Portuguese defeated in South
African battle with the English.
Belle Billion, the concert hall singer, of
London, becomes peeress by the death
of Lord Dunlo's, her husband, father; a
fortune of sl0,OO0,O0O ner husbands: