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

the workhouse, resigns 70 take place
with the plate glass company. Superin-
tendent Quay and the managers or Nor
ganZa deny that inmates are badly
treated. The master builders will not
grant the eight-hour day. Pi5tsburg
licenses ready. Pittsburgers are much
pleased with Blaine's attitude upon the
New Orleans lynching.
17-Cokers quit work when the protection
of the military Is Withdrawn and the
strikers are greatly encouraged. WASH
ington county's soldiers, the Tenth
Regiment, n. g., reach home Thousands
of laborin9 men in the East End nearing
starvation for lack of work as O result
OF the street decision. The deserter OF :
Eva Bloch, who committed suicide in
the Union Station, is in a Polish jail
awaiting trial Carriage builders win
their nine-hour strike. Phenomenal
warmth, 500 ut P. n The Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad to get into Pitts
burg Dy the completion of o branch.
1S-StrIke at the Braddock iron mill is still
on. Property of the Pennsylvania Con-
struction Company is sold by the sheriff.
The Pittsburg Bureau for Nurses starred.
Fifty city streets left incomplete by the
slaughter of the Improvement laws.
Sheriff McCornick. OF Fayette county,
appeals to the Governor for military
to aid him in keeping order. Miss Sarah
Rutan, NJ. d., addresses the Central
Trades Council.
I9-Troubie feared when evictions begin at
Morewood, and troops in readiness to do
police duty. A crowd of 900 strikers
with band is marching to Jimtown.
Polish Catholic priests urging the men
to remain at their homes. Strikers hold
ing big meetings at Leisenring. Exten-
sive raid ON speak-easies in both cities.
20-Herr Johann Most comes without call
to the coke region and it is feared will
provoke violence by incendiary talk.
Women turn out to oppose eyictioDs at
Leith and the military Is called out. The
non-Denominational Colored Ministers
Council OF Human Rights OF the two
cities and vicinity protest against the
discrimination of real estate agents and.
other business men. The effort OF patenss
medicine men to form a trust fails be-
cause the statutes are against it. A
Washington, Pa, family and numerous
guests poisoned in a mysterious manner
and with nearly fatal results. Forbes
street entrance to Schenley Park \defi-
nitely settled upon as the library rVca-
tion. ~
2l-A horde of Pinkertons are on guard In
the coke region and about the only
trouble is caused by the women. Herh
Most in hiding. The Frick company Sc
cures 500 miners from Punxsutawney. \
Body of Alex G. Mayberry, supposed to
have been murdered, is found in the Mo
nongahela by the boy Detective" Vic
2@Opening OF the baseball season with $500
people present; Chicago Z, Pittsburg 9.
Two women and several deputies are
Adelaide. Sheriff Mccormick slightly
wounded by a bullet. nearly fatal
quarrel between an aged couple. and the
accidental killing of little girl by
Italians cart, excite Temperanceville
The Iron City Roof Paint Company's
plant is blown up by benzine, Wild
wood oil well started at l,sO0 barrels per
day.
23-In the coke region Slav woman puts q
bullet in Sheriff Mccormick. An incip-
ent riot over evictions: Socialist speak
ers fan the flame. The Union Veteran
Legion holds the first of series of meet
ings to discuss the various bodies of the
late war. An Italian is dubbed to death
by colored Policeman Matthew Bell, who
is arrested.
continue in the coke region
and though pistols are drawn no actual
bloodshed follows. Socialists indulge in
hot talk. A band of Hungarians armed
with bombs is seeking Coke King Frick-
a Senatorial committee investigates
Morganza's financial and sanitary condi-
tiOnS. Appropriations for the hospitals
of the two cities are largely reduced by
the Assembly. Allegheny police rescue,
white girl of shattered mind from a !,
negro's hovel. A freight on the PittSburg
and Lake Erie crashes into a co1struc-
tion train near Homestead, killing one
and woundin9 several men.
at the Point, near the new post
office and in the East End makes a big
rise. Youthful car robbers arrested at
McKecsport. Corpse of man with
throat cut washed ashore at Ohio Pyle,
Pa. Result Of the coke strike dependent
solely on staying power. Officer Bitne -
assaulted in Allegheny, is dying W. b.
johnson. Dookkeeper OF the Duquesne
Theater, disappears. Allegheny authori-
ties making war on the shanty boats.
Nearly 1000 deaths in Pittsburg since 4
the grips advent
26-Rev. Father Lambing counsels mkmbers
OF his church on strike to go to prk
the coke ovens and in the mines.
27-No miners strike for the eight-hokrd
to be ordered. The Americus celeAY
General Grants birthday with banq
A Southside builder grants his carp
ters the eighthour day. AlleghS77y'sE Z
total fire loss for the year ending April l :
wns SI,283 ESQ. The boroughs have ~ .
drinking places, an increase of IL over
last year. The cokers' strike now breaks
the record of the region in length.
of Carnegie propose boy
colt, and q big meeting is to be held in
New York to carry out their ideas.
Miners officials postpone the eight-hour
strike and turn their attention to sup
porting the cokers. The Ford City al
legged labor law violation is investigated
by Immigrant Commissioner Layton,
but no direct contract with the i'm
ported workmen is found to exist. Two
city dealers arrested for selling cigar
cites to boys.
,9-Al1 the wholesale and retail liquor
dealers of Allegheny under police sur
veillance. Generally perturbed condi-
tion of builders, architects and con-
strike. Coke operators rejoice over the
accession OF q large number OF work
men.
strike for the cight-hour day.