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

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the new law. Allegheny has another big
bill for lighting. Detectives capture
three McKeesport thieves
o-Dr. w. III. Winslow analyZes the city's
water supply and predicts an epidemic.
Doerfiinger is made librarian of the Jail
by Warden McAleese. Mayor Gourley
signs the ordinance OF the West End
Electric Railroad Company. Allegheny
has but 81 acres of ground in her poor
farm. Nelson Somners slasbes Henry
Harris throat with penkn1fe-
Chauncey Depew and party of New
York Central officials visit Pittsburg- All
night cars to run on the Duquesne line
The suit of the Allegheny National Bank
against Baron Isadore LaSerfelt will be
dismissed. Thomas Condry will be taken
back to West Virginia Henry Harris,
the colored man with his throat cut, viii
recover. The Pittsburg Lodge of Elks
holl their Lodge of Sorrow at the Alvin
Theater. Experts think it would pay to
secure the cisy'5 water supply from Lake
Erie. The. Jail to be renovated and
strengthened.
Liquor men congratulate themselves on
the provisions of tine new law. Frank
Sweeney, Grand Master OF the Switch
mems Brotherhood. visits the Pittsbury
and Allegheny lodges. Physicians at
tribute the increased sick roll to the poor
water. Councilman Evans says the bond
issue can be stopped. A man who makes
business of marrying for money finds q
victim here. More sensational charges
W De brought a9alnSB uuNOT " yID8n-
Mrs. r. p. Lewis the wife of an irate
drummer pre- efers death TO divorce. The
polluted waters of the Ohio cause an
epidemic oftyphoid fever. The bond in
crease sanctioned BY vote of s to L
The discharge of Holmes Anderson
leaves Allegheny county with another
murder mystery. Flour sack manufact-
urers hold their annual meeting at the
Mnnongahela House. Business very dull.
All school teachers salaries increased by
the Central Board.
AN all night schedule put into effect by
the street car companies running to the
East End. Mrs. Lewis makes a fourth
attempt to commit suicide. Councilman
Evans explains why he Will test in court
the issue of bondS % pay contractors.
The Beaver Valley Electric road ready
for operation. Washington county
forms scheme for supplying the two
cities with good milk.
Collector Of Internal Revenue Warm
castle will probably have to yacate the
office. The Byers land grant intact after
century Of holdings. Mrs. Lewis ap-
pears in court to claim possession or her
only child. The Committee on Public
Safety advise buried wires Imported
Huns not wanted in this locality.
"A sensational suit begun against the
Philadelphia Company by Lawyer Stew
enson. Larry Murray, a burglar, walks
out of court at its adjOurnment and is
lost sight of. Nothing gained against
Mavor Wyman by the opening Of the
ballot boxes. Andrew Carnegie viii at
tend the meeting of the State music
teachers. John l.. Shoenberger made a
member of the Parisian Academy OF In
ventors and given gold medal
The site of old Fort Fayette on Penn
avenue sold to A. L. RowSnd for $3.50 IO0
The electric light company enters suit
against Manager Davis of the Alvin The
ater for q large amount: they want to
tear the lights out: Mr.. Davis too i'll to
attend to business. The Legislature 20
ha fn oil oo frac lon pv1ia
to run cars for transferring freight and
express goods to remote parts of the
city. Delayed and deficient assessments
cause much trouble. No mole Sunday
excursions will be allowed on the rivers
Milton B. Smith, while temporarily in
sane, hangs himself in the cellar of his
residence. Three young Indians, who
escaped from the Carlisle Indian school.
found in this city. Two boys from OH
City reach here on raft: they claim they
were kidnapped. Plans discussed to join
the railroads of North and South Amer
lea. Two boys arrested for driving q
stolen horse. Modjeska, owing to the
grip, will be unable to appear in this
city. Superintendent Davis, of the trac-
tiOn company, RESINS.
ministers propose church BILL
lard rooms to offset the saloon. Charges
of forgery and fraud preferred aIu:nSt
Theodore Doerfiinger. An heir OF Ben
jamin Trimble sues for a share of the es-
tate. Thomas O'Nelll escapes from the
Sheriff of Clearfeld county. Mrs. Catha-
rine Schroeder dies alone in cellar. The
fees of Millvale borough officers stopped.
Two lines of street cars get right of way
to Homestead. Traction magnates will
purchase the Allegheny Valley road for
the Pennsylvania Railroad
The grip in this city is rapidly approach
ing the dimensions of IN epidemic jury
Commissioner and State Department.
Clerk JileS wants to be returned to the
State Committee. Chairman Hendricks
cnr MTIrN rrTi1l or ha I'M rod
Sharpsbur2 and Lawrenceyille people
want scent fares. Iron men are dis
gusted with the red tape prrounding the
freight schedule adjustmeGt. The Engi-
neers' Association of Western Pennsyl-
vania hold their meeting. Ehe traction
magnateS discuss the combination OF
their lines with the DuquesEA
men say they are KNIGHTS OF
Labor and will not work for Elkins if the
lines unite. Many Indiana people with
faith in Father Mollinger visit Troy Hill.
Many shoplifters in the stores; two
women thieves in the party. The burnt
out property Of Christ N. L. Church will
probably be sold in few days. Eight
people in Allegheny poisoned by milk.
West Bellevue answers the charges tof
the indignant citizens.
The two traction lines unite. and malzA
all possible promises to the public.
Night cars will be retained on the roads
The outlook for Organized labor.
Gompers saws the boycott is BOOM
erang if unfairly used. Mayor GOurley
asks for prompt reports from the chiefs.
Twenty lives lost on the local traction
roads during the first IL months OF
the year. A hearing in the case of the
sanity of John Woods. Magistrates to
be asked for in Allegheny.
Porter & DonaIdson'S wholesale trimming
house on Liberty street destroyed by fire:
the loss over SIC0,0G0 Judge Slagle de-
cides to see that juries are property
drawn and are not in politics. Local
n IsIy- ar nd
County Detective LaIghurst of Alle-
gheny, arrested for attempting to de-
fraud his partner and the Second Ma
tional Bank.
discuss the dangers to miners from oil
and gas wells. A Pittsburg merchant
ends romance by marrying his early
love. Two colored attorneys, the first in
the county, admitted to practice at the
bar. Boggs & Bull. Allegheny drygoods
merchants, Will oDen a store in Pitts
burg. A tremendous explosion OF
natural gas, followed by fire, wrecks q
Liberty street warehouse. Charles Fl.
Goldman arrested upon word from Chief
Murphy, OF Columbus, accusing him OF
forgery.
Pugilists prepare for a Sunday fight on
the Mayfower al Smith1ield street wharf,
The entire party captured by the police.
General Lowell, Chief of the Internal
Revenue Agents, will place a deputy in
charge of Collector Warmeastle's office
Chief BigelOw will search the Allegheny
as far as Oil City TO find the Oil polluting
the river. The Arsenal Park likely to be-
come a reality. Charles L. Davis. mama
ger of the Alvin, RECEIVERS sufficiently to
return to the theater.
True bills are found against Mayor
Wyman, ex-Mayor Pearson and Cler;S
Hastings, of AfeGheny. More trouble
ahead for the participants OF the May
flower prize fight. All three Chiefs OF
the departments reelected by Councils.
The Health Bureau will investigate
parochial schools. The fight between
Jiles and Clark attracting general at
tention. John Dean, locked up in the
Central station, twice tries to hang HIM
self.
Two prisoners in the vorkhouse start
writing book, ana are put in SOLITARY
on bread and wafer for 60
days. DIR. Dowie. the faith curer, calls