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

window glass manufacturers conte 8 :
platel importing labor. Harry Good, a
kidnapped boy, found to be an heir to q
fortune.
f-Anesheny reformers start movement
to fip the city treasury. The Western
time from Washington by electricity
AF epidemic feared among students of
tile Monroe School. No trace of Fitz-
einmons found by, the detectives. Ban
fdits spread terror along the Steubenville
pike. Window glass workers return ut
last years scale.
1stA Welsh tin manufacturer decides TO
I move his plant from Swansea to point
near Pittsburg. The jail investigators
7 promise to reveal the secrets of that
J place. Citizens of Observatory Hill
want new ward formed. Railway mag
mates laugh at councilman Giiliford's
statement The Allegheny Heating
Company considers Shields shortage.
19-Pittsburg Cinnamon advertise IN San
Francisco for highbinder to come to
the city and murder their enemies.
Thomas T. Shields settles with the Allie
gheny Heating Company and is allowed
to go free. horrible accident occurred
at the Homestead Iron Works caused by
the upsetting of Iadle of molten iron;
two men die and fouf cannot recover.
Trades unions will not admit lawyers
and politicians.
20-A colored girl during the quarrel of two
admirers. is stabbed in the back. Rev.
Father McDermott, of St. Paul's r. C.
Cathedral, proposes a plan to do away
with fairs and picnics. A church and
convent to be erected at Thirty-third and
Butler streets by the Roman Catholics.
An explosion at Jones & Laughlins
shakes the Southside. Many speak-easies
raided in Pittsburg and Allegheny.
trial of Mrs. Fitzsimmons for COM
plicity in the Gilkinson murder ready
for the attention of the Quarter Sessions.
Warden Berlin given 4S hours in which
70 answer any charges. The Standard
Plate Glass Company goes into the hands
oia receiver. Carpenters determined to
al
wants the city to pay for the gas it is
using without any contract.
22-The Investigating Committee say there
are many jobs in the working of the Jail.
Mrs. Lucy Fitzsimmons tells her version
of the Gilkinson tragedy. The Home
stead mill force quits to attend n funeral
CHARTERS iron works. Marble workers
oppose prison labor. The MoorheadM
Gleane Company in better condition.
miners in the Pittsburg dis
trict ask for an increase in pay to 81
cents a bushel in one week or they will
strike: 5000 men involved. Superintend-
ent Weir says the new wholesale liquor
law must be enforced. Judge Ewing
charges rhe jury in the .Fitzsimmons
case. night of melocy at the Exposi-
tion: Moore's verses sang. Pittsburg has
mania for divorces.
B. Berlin resigns as Warden of the
jail and his resignation is accepted.
Moorhead-McCleane creditors grant an
extension. A collision at McKim's sta
ulOn on Cno GlCtSDufg u western Rall-
road causes seven men to lose their
lives. Mrs. Fitzsimmons found guilty of
murder in the second degree. A new
trial to be asked for. The breach be-
tween the Federation and Knights of
Labor grows wider. Judge Ewing ad-
dresses jurors on conscientious scru-
pies"
15-Another false Fitzsimmons arrested in
the South and sent to Pittsburg. The
Bissell accommodation. on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, goes through an open
switch at Linden station, and falls into
Second avenue. blocking travel: six men
injured. The body of Emma Gross. of
Mcdonald, supposed to have been MUIR
dered by Albert Catlin, is found undera
log. Patients of a Southside female
physician tender her banquet on her
birthday. Lives and property placed in
jeopardy by reckless blasting in schen-
lev Park.
miners with bad faith. The miners
leaders try TO show the justice of their |
demand. West End people tfnd it diff |
cult to agree upon route for the cleo |
O'Reiily viii complete her work III |
another week. Nine applications for |
divorce filed.
IA mistake in transcribing keeps McKees' |
Rocks from becoming borough. Pitts |
burg and Allegheny schools crowded |
with pupils. A new motor for street |
roads invented by a Pittsburg man. But |
very few street cars left in the city. The |
week in trade gives confidence to busi- |
ness men. Bohemians create riot on
Penn avenue.
s-Carnegie, Phipps & Co. bring suit against |
the Philadelphia Company to compel |
them to supply gas. Many Councilnen
opposed 70 the bond increase. A large |
butter warehouse on Water street de-
stroyed by fire. Democrats fill the city
preparatory to their convention. The
United Presbyterian Synod in session.
Miners massing their forces for great
strike. ----
9-The Philadelphia Company strike back
at Carnegie & Co. by filing large bill for
gas, amounting to 1852, 600. The Presby-
terians want more money to run their
elementary institutions. Coored clubs
to the number of So meet in convention
in this city.
)-The Allegheny Auditing Committee
finds that the stub books, which should
show the disposition of certain moneys,
are gone. Veterans Day at the Exposi-
tion, and thousands Of them attend.
Pittsburg Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church begins its Sixty-eighth
annual session at Uniontown, and year
of remarkable progress is reported. 1t
is found that many of the State records
have been stolen from the Court House.
Michael Maloney, placed on trial for the
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