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

1-Competent tin platers found in this coun.
try. Hor>eman Brown done up on pat
ent. Coroner Mcdowell DurieS 81 un.
known dead bodies German printers in
Allegheny III trouble over a boycott.
2@Testimony taken in the Love divorce
suit. Lively times in the Americas Club.
Delegates for Dalzell, but the alternates
against him. Sharpers bunco an ArkaE
sas farmer, and beat him out Of $1,000.
A war between the glass workers and
manufacturers imminent.
s-A cutlery plant to be moved to Alle-
gheny. The Straightout President Hon.
George Anderson, resigns. Glass men
sign the scale. An excited woman tries
to clean out Alderman McMasters' office.
Judge Ewing says the High street tracks
must CO. Experts find a shortage of
$4,000 in Allegheny's accounts. ANAL
Eamated officials appeal direct to Secre-
tary Foster against imported rte; tin makers
Aluminium pulled down to the price Of
copper.
6-Henry M. Stanley has a stepfather living
in Homestead named Watkins James.
He says Stanley's right name is Row
lands, and he was born in Camerthen-
shire, South Wales. Father Mollinger
obliged 10 leave home owing to the rush.
Viewers of realty said to be illegal off,
cials. Green glass bottle makers have a
dispute over the Board OF Trustees.
"a boom in city bonds. New York heir
ess elopes from Sewickley with an ad-
venturer, who is now in the Tombs, n.
Y. Business men will raise a fund to
compel the use of smoke consumers.
Moorhead & Co., will give their men
another hearing. An Allegheny officer
named Shoemaker, goes to Alliance, o.,
and without warrant or requisition
papers brings back a prisoner, who es-
capes at Beaver. The officer discharged.
7-Execution issued against W. f. Schmertz
for 100000. The Second Brigade n. G. Z.
go into camp at kensinston. Governor
PattiSon and staff to review them.
Weihe believes the Amllga1nated Asso-
citation will win a victory in St. Louis.
Chicago Limited eastbound is wrecked
at East Palestine, the engineer and fire.
man I'M ured. H. H Kenney, Pittsburg
fugitive from justice captured in Can
ada.
s-A soldier in Camp Kensington dies Of
sunstroke after bath. bold robber
enters the Columbus Grove. o., bank and
makes the cashier hand over the money
at the point of a revolver. The weather
SO hot that many were prostrated. The
Amalgamated Association considers the
disputes of the Youngstown and Sharps-
burg mill employees. Peru cannot
attack Chile because she is bankrupt.
pure politics from non-partisan basis.
The open hearth furnaces ut Homestead
closed.
9-Alle gheny Cemetery officials will build
columbariun for tie cremated. A dress
parade at Kensington. Real Estate
Agent Allies held at Altoona. Sportsmen
prepa ring for the squierel season. An
other wonderful healer found on the
Southside.
10-Mrs. II. Y.Wilson drops dead from heat;
many people prostrated. Governor Pat
tison reviews the troops at kensington.
Mckeesport must pay for its paupers.
Grasshoppers visit farmers in Western
Pennsylvania in hordes. Niedringh ghaus
wants alien laborers in his tin plate
works. Chief Brown says he has not
named a new chief for the fire depart
ment. Jacob c. Allies arrested in East
Liberty. May Ballou, the balloonist.
tries TO commit suicide in the Mononga-
hela river.
1l-Hundreds of ladies visit Camp Kensing-
ton and wade through the mud. Nothing
gained by the conference between the
Sharpsburg Company and the men, Il.
Kent, former Pittsburger, who saw
Lincoln shot, revisits hi; home. Her
msn Frie dman's body found floating in
the Monongahela. Policeman Diehl
commits suicide, after running pretty
waitress.
H-Sardines in a can poison an entire family.
The Coroner's jury i'll the Alba Iron
Works accident charges the company
with gross carelessness and criminal
negligence. Swiss celebrate the six hun
dredth anniversary OF their independ-
ence Governor Pattison again reviews
the guard and compliments them.
l3-Hon. Miles Humphreys appointed chief
o. the fire department. One Thousand
Carnegie, Phipps Co. ready to manu-
facture armor plate at Homestead. Sham
battle at Camp Kensington. Niedring-
haus sends to Wales for tin plate work
ers. Discussion over a bridge causes AL
legheny's Councils to be rent asunder.
A Turtle Creek young man stays away
from home two years, and when he re-
turns is refused admission.
lEThe tunnel gang who shot Martin Mis-
levy all in Jail. Shoebox Miller and Bev-
erly Mosby arrive in Pittsburg. Much
rotten fruit sold on the streets. Jury
men accused of taking "loans" from law
yers. Atnalgamated officers in no hurry
TO move against imported tin workers.
The head of an ante-deluvian reptile
fOuOd in AllephenV.
15-Police on the track of the murderer of
old Mr.. Reese. He was Elmer Bruner.
think they were ill used. Officers of the
United states Glass Company say they
are ready for business. Grand Army
men demand an explanation of Colonel
W. Ii. Reed. w. II. Thubron, of Allie |
gheny. arrested for refusing to move
on" He will sue the officers.
still at large. The new Mangan
ese metal to be made at Pittsburg. A
wave of morality sweeps over the twin
cities. The Tarentum Campmeeting As
sociaSion holds its tortieth anniversary.
TIE new Monongahela Iron and Steel
Works at Hays will bewin operations in
the iall. Lieutenant George Evans, OF
the Tenth Cavalry, q resident of this city,
sentenced to dischafge by court-martial
for drunkenness. President Harrison
commutes the sentence to suspension for
- year and half. l
l7-Bruner handed over to the police by a
National Guardsman. Iron companies
growing in the East. Turner'S make a y
big display at the laying OF the corner
stone of their new hall.
lS-bIr. SchmertZ replies to his Eastern !
creditors. President kliver, of the |
brotherhood, visits Pittsburg as prom |
ised. Grand Army men gather at Rock |
Point. Farmers say they are being driven |
from the PittsbuTg markets. Alleshenys |
fire alarm system sally out of repair.
wins the first victory in the |
suits of his Eastern creditors Judge |
iinp nm In
street law. Agent O'Brien after bad !
BOYS who torment poor animals. Ar |
rangements ready for the Swiss celebra- |
tion of their six hundredth anniversary
of Independence.
,0-The price of natural gas takes another
big jump. Rapid transit to be
given to the residents Of Bellevue.
General Green B. Raum speaks well of
Miller, the man being bounded by Mos
by. James A. Chambers sued three
times. President Weihe patches up a
peace among Ohio iron workers. Typhoid
fever in the East End traced to q well.
IA terrible fire raging in the Mcdonald
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