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

discovery; announces that he will dis
pense no more lymph. Frank I. Hen
Dirk, wanted for the cold-blooded muir
Ger IN Goshen, Ind, of Joseph Hawkins
whose wife's affections he had previously
alienated, was arrested in Chicago. Six
teen furnaces reported idle and l0C
men unemployed in the Mahoning Val
ley. Twelve seamen drowned bv col
lision of steamers in the FIRTH Of Forth
=. Scotland.
N-The Delamaters propose to pay so cents
on the dollar in a little over two years
put only 10 cents down. The Bering Sef
dispute carried before the United States
supreme Court. At seat of Indian wal
few hostiles come suddenly into camp
everything in readiness for making shor'
work of an outbreak and a battle fmmin
nent. Scattered settlers in the West muir
dered by the redskins and widespread
feeling OF fear experienced. The cable
brings terrible tales of distress among
the unemployed in London.
I5-lndications that the Indian war Is neal
its end, unless new complications arise
Belfast National League passes vote oi
confidence in Parnell; efforts are made
TO settle dissensions and O'Brien says
that satisfactory union will be reached.
4-Fitzsimmons whips Dempsey at New Or
leans. New diseases are alleged to be
generated by Koch's lymph.
lo-Thousands of the hostile Sioux bow in
submission to General Miles and deliver
their arms. Miles is to head delega.
tion to Washington to restore confidence
Itl0 1nUldnS III TeyaTu 10 VIC UoN
ernment's good intentions DR.. Samuel
s. Dixon, of Philadelphia, claims priority
in the discovery of the Koch lymph,
Earthquake shock felt in Mexico. DR..
lymph. "Black Death" makes fearful
ravages in Western Siberia and thou
sands are dying.
l6-The Chilean Governments declares the
vessels that caused the blockade to be
outlaws and pirates. Craftiness of the
Sioux in retaining weapons and other
wise resorting to deception likely to
cause their punishment by Genera!
Miles. Two banks suspend, the Citizens
of Stoneboro and Savings of Sandy Lake.
The Duke of Bedford's remains inciner-
ated at Woking, England.
Miles expresses belief that the
Indian uprising i'll the Northwest was
melted by Mormons. Paris bankers re-
fuse to give s42, 600 of Irish funds which
rival sections are trying to secure.
1s-0ne hundred Knights Templar in Chi
cago contribute patches of skin to aid in
healing a brother. A Tennessee Judge,
j. A. Warder, while drunk, shoots and
kills his son-in-law, SIN. Fugette, cashier
OF a bank, and receives two shots from
his victim. The German Emperor wants
the European nations to agree to an
early disarmament. General Miles con-
graduates the army on the close OF the
Indian war. Gold discovered near Du-
luth. Leaking gas pipes cause q fatal ex-
plosion in a Findlay, o., hotel.
of the American Glass Company
has led to shut down of a dozen factories
all over the country. All Europe expert
ences intense cold. Water famine in
London. Hostile Sioux generally excited
over the murder of a chief, and Miles
good work almost rendered useless by it.
American National Bank, Kansas City,
sGspends.
.o-The trade In nitrate to be stopped If the
Chilean blockade is not raised Inventor
Edison goes into court to recover $3.50 600
alleged to have been swindled from him
II (nil1ilond aud Tom linSOn former
ployes. New York's French ball the scene
of the usual orgies and disgraceful
scenes. c. L. Peterson, broker of Phila-
delphia, fails in business and mysteri-
have another conference, and hope for
early settlement. Anthony Coms1ock's
society holds its annual meeting, and re-
ports many thousands of improper
books, gambling appliances, etc., de-
stroyed.
IA Bradford shoe firm, D. ". Robinson and
Isaac Rich, arrested in Canada, charged
with swindling creditors out of $50, 600.
Circumstances point strongly to the
Duke of Bedford,s death being suicide.
National Delaine Wool-Merino Sheep
Breeders hold their tenth annual meet /
ing at Canonsburg.
2-Ten thousand Indians watch the review
OF the regulars before General Miles. In
London Salvation Army General Booth
receives attacks from many sources for
wasting funds, While distress IS wide
spread and keen. "Old Hutch" of Chi
cago, is forced by his family to retire
from speculation to save the last one of
twenty millions.
3-The beautiful flower gardens of Paris are
ruined by unusual frost. Two men killed
in big fire at Buffalo by which there
was also $500 900 loss.
h-Horrible and mysterious murder of Ivan
Nladesco, a young Russian, near Buchar-
est. Two fremen meet death while fight
ing flames in Jersey city.
l-Great snow, sleet and rain storm in New
York and the East, causing serious and
widespread damages. Drummer Frank
Kline of New York, drugged by woman,
and supposedly dead is laid out on q slab
in a Chicago morgue but recovers.
5-The Delamater creditors accept the com
promise proposition. Thousands Of men
engaged in repairing the storms dam
ages in New York.
I-Sardous new play "Thermidor" sup
pressed by the Government in Paris.
The italian Government said by the
tion of q French partisan as the Pope's
successor.
'-John W. Mackay, Bonanza King, and
Banker C. W. BonyI1ge come to blows
and blood in the Nevada Bank, of San
Francisco. Italy has a deficit which it
cannot correct for three years.
.-The Chilean rebels are gaining ground.
that the Leicestershire regiment has
been ordered to Halifax. Three lives
lost and number oil persons injured in
a fire which destroyed the business part |
of Cygnet, o., at a loss of 5000. Secre- |
tary WINDOWS remains arrive in Wash |
ingtoB. |
-Britain's gold supply so low that silver |
will be utilized for legal tender cur
rency purposes, and the bi-metallists re- |
joice.