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

l-General Miles succeeds Brooke in COM
mand Of army opposed to Indians in Bad
Lands war; storm prevents active pros
ecution of campaign. Great hrein United
mine finally eNtinguiShed: loss $50, COO
Brilliant Presidential reception in Wash.
ington and a breakfast to the Diplomatic
Corps by Secretary Blaine. Blaine s
house, occupied by Millionaire Letter,
burned. A $40, GOO, 600 mortgage, covering
Willard interests, recorded in Milwaukee.
Seven-story building burned in New York
loss Sl60, 900. Bishop OF Cork refused to al
low ParneIlite Mayor to be installed in
Cathedral. German flag formally hoisted
on East African coast Business failures in
the United States REPORTED for 1880 num-
Der l0,970 liabilities SlS9, 000, ,000-increase
of S4L.O0OOO Public debt statement
McCauley kills William Mclean in
drunken fight, Brazil, Ind. Village
dating back to Roman times unearthed
in England.
2-Eartliouake shocks felt in California and
Chicago. Telephone Lineman James
Ianlon killed by 4 shock in st. Louis.
Noted that business prospects are uncer-
tam, though the past years record was
generally bright.
S-Miner's and Hermann's theaters and the
Sturtevant House, with smaller proper
ties, burned in New York. The DISPATCH
advocates the destruction OF the Missis-
slppi Delta. Tariff law noted as lessen
ing imports from England and Scotland.
japanese naval officers refused admis-
sion to the Daruauelles by the Turks,
who afterward apologize. Two Colorado
men formally claim of the Philadelphia
niIt the right OF free silver coinage,
which is refused, and the claimants APP
peal to United states Supreme Court.
&-Ged Cloud joins the hostile Indians. Big
battle raging ten miles east of Gordon,
Nep. Assistant Adjutant General Cor
bin is ordered West. Frank L. Mande-
Vile, after attempting to murder a
woman, kills himself in Los Angeles,
Tn1, !,
$50 000: liabilities, $1,000 Barnegat
Park tN.J.) the scene of a riot by Italian
laborers unable to get their pay from Il
railroad company.
5-Eighting on the frontier becomes almost
continual. Removal of General ForsytHe
causes much contention in Washington.
The nueber Watch Company, OF Canton,
o., assigns for s., $40, 600. Rudolph Heuan,
Kills himself in q New York hotel
Judge Henry L. Brown, of Michigan,
sworn in at Washington, as Associate
Justice of supreme Court of the United
states. Evidence in Paris of 1nterna-
tional Society revival.
ga plot TO exterminate the Pine Ridge
1nulan Agency causes panic and the
redskins who were ostensibly friendly
lied the place. National Guard called
out and Government appeals to expert
enced Indian fighters. Sensational de-
Telopments in the O'Snea divorce case
in London. Canon O'Mahony attacks
ParneH. Clue to the mysterious disap-
gNShAstAASCo ~ " llSGIlilS lOllild, WHICH
dicates foul play, with robbery as mo-
tive, as the cause. Twelve miners killed
in California by u fall of 4JO feet John
Curren and Robert Davis, of Steuben-
vile, Killed on the Panhandle Railroad
near Coshocton, o. Specific heresy
charges against Rev. Howard Macquerv,
or the Episcopal Church, made public at
Cleveland.
T-Indians in Pine Ridge rerion are sur-
rounded by troops ON all sides and must
surrender or die fighting. Pine Ridge
Agency placed under military govern
ment Official report made of the killing
OF Lieutenant Casey, of the Twenty-sec-
ond Infantry. Trial of Rev. Howard Mac
query begun in Cleveland Trainmen
on Western lines ask for reduction of
hours. Mollie Welsh, of Bay City, ILL.,,
killed by Charles Rood, her lover who
then killed himself. Conference be-
tween Parneli and o'Brien ended. Ter
rlble suffering reported among the idle
WeaYerS OF Silesia.
s-LGldon's unemployed in thronginr
thousands march through the streets:
the situation critical and serious trouble
ieared- Riot of strikers in Scotland
Antl-German feeling crops out at Tou-
louise, France. Red Cloud abandons the
hostile Indians and comes into the army
camp. Shoshone Indians in Idaho don
war paint and threaten the town of
tocatello. Jack FoSarty resolves to re-
IRE nom pugilism. Representatives of
western railroads meet in New York
ana organize an advisory board.
'-JhargeS of emb5zZlement are entered |
against all the DelaInaters, the senior
member OF the firm and two sons being |
placed under bonds OF $4,000 each. |
troops are closing III on the hostile In |
dlans: the latter foiled in attempt to |
surround Pocatello, Idaho. Canadian |
Eplnners are secured to take the place OF |
strikers IN Clark Thread works, Newark, |
\. j. The American Harvester Com |
pany (Irustl, of Chicago, unable to float |
bonus because it is an Illegal combine, 1
decides to wind up its affairs
Increasing tension in the Indian war /
situation. Congress considers tho ethics |
of the lnclan question. Parneu gives up
hope OF a settlement from the Boulogne |
conference. Allegation made that BAL
four makes political capital of irish dis
iress. The Railroad Presidents Advisory
Board, at its meeting in New York, |
elected Roswell Miller President, and
MeSsrs. Hayhitt, Gould, Gable, Oakes
and Mauvel as Finance Committee. LON
con suffering poor demand immediate
relief Socialist orators are working to
stir an uprising and the governing
mowers are alarmed.
twenty Thousand admirers greet ParnelI
at Limerick. Koch Disguised with the