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

flames a. Chambers, the great glass
manufacturer, fails. Allegheny's Federal
building cannot exceed the $65, 600 appro-
'priated. Three men stabbed at a Ross
Grove picnic. Inspector McCucheon be-
gins war on watered milk. Glass
houses still idle. Judge Atcheson to de-
eide the rights of a United States Mar
shal.
2-James Chambers may escape the neces-
sity of making an assignment. The
Philadelphia Company strike more gas
in til. Washington county field. Samuel
Early killed in saloon fight on Elev-
enth street. Serious results to the pic
s nicksrs at rs Ross Grove because of the
opened. Factory Inspector Mary Reilly
finds tannery in Allegheny in such a
condition that Americans will not work
S-The Philadelphia Company promise
plenty of natural gas for the winter. A
company, chartered in New Jersey to
manufacture iron pipe, secures control
OF the PittSburg companies and the
market. The need of a fire boat demon
strated at West End fire. Deputy
Factory Inspector Mary o Reilly enforces
the law in several Pittsburg factories.
Judge Ewing exonerates the Directors
of the PennBank
4-The County Commissioners expect lots
of Contests because of the new law.
Allegheny Councilmen sure that smoke
is not a necessity. Union Building
.Tradesmen form a cooperative eX-
change. The police begin an active war
against suit clubs. More teachers and
schools needed. Sylvester Kirk must be
tried in Butler county. Another judg-
ment entered against James Chambers,
who does not assign.
b-James Chambers at last makes an assign
ment. Father Sheedy explains to Pitts
burg Catholics the encyciica1 Of Pope Leo
% on the labor question. Mrs. Love wins
in court, and will retain possession of her
young children. Councils Finance Com
mittee recommend an increase of s., ,00O-
600 i'll bonded Indebtedness. The officials
of the Vesuvius Iron Works will not
spend $4,000 building houses for their
men.
6-John OFT stabs and kills his brother
George i'll Allegheny. Postal clerks from
all over the country attend the conven-
tion here. McKeeSport'S hospital a model
institution. Piftsburger has start
ling experience with road agents. yell
low row free of speak-easies.
Public money both in Allegheny and
sharpsburg. missing. Clerk Hastings
short in his accounts: $4,000 missing
from the market house books. Children
enjoy day at the Exposition. Armand
Stewart, a Belgian gentleman. visits
Pittsburg to gather labor statistics for
his Government. william c. Schmertz
resigns the presidency of the Chamber OF
Commerce.
ings is honest. Suspensions at the Pitts
burg High School will not be made pub
lie. Reckless driving causes Belle Will
son to be crushed under the wheels of a
Mine Workers. enforces the mining law.
"a plot to kill several wealthy Cinnamon
unearthed. Secretary MCGUIRE of the
carpenters, union visits Pittsburg. The
price of gas cents a thousand makes
return to the use of coal unnecessary.
School children crowd the Pittsburg Ex-
position. Alegheny's Sinking Fund
Commission considers bond matters.
First day of the Children's Fairies Car
nival at the Exposition.
0-Tbe revenues of Allegheny will exceed
that expected by at least slr0,00O; many
Improvements will now be made. Smoke
consuming railroad engines successfully
tried on the junction road. The city
had four sudden deaths yesterday. The
Railroad Mems Relief Association pay
many large benefits. The new Builders
Exchange get their first big contract.
1.-The Pleasant Valley roads wins the en-
trance to the Brighton road, shutting the
Manchester Company out. Miss Mary
O'Reilly and W. w. Baker. F'ctory In
spectors, find but few violations of the
factory law in Pittsburg. Journeymen
bricklayers want to call the present
strike Off and they, make overtureS to
tho master builders. An unknown in
sane man starveS himself to death at the
West Penn Hospital. An old soldier
thinks there is too much circumlocution
in the Pension Office.
"A new electric road will be built to Mans
fe. d and CHARTERS. The residents along
the proposeG road will advance the
money. The Pittsburg Glass Company
will build branch house at Spokane
Falls, Wash. DR.. Emmens prepares
new metal for small guns to be
known as nichelum metal. Judge White
decides that no more gas wells shall be
sunk through coal Mines
S-Chineso secret societies in this city hire
SAN Francisco thugs to murder wealthy
Cinnamon. DIR. Dowie the faith cure
Methodist minister, will begin opera
tions in Bethany. The worshipers of
the Christ M. +. Church use the Du-
quesne Theater. The Allegheny Pres
bytery investigate the Rev. j. H. Baus-
. man. brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers hold meeting in town.
EThe Moorhead- -McCleane Company Is
temporarily embarrassed, and ask for an
extension. Miners i'll the Connellsville |
coke region boarding their earnings for
another big strike. Chief Ehlers, of
Allegheny, suspends Clerk Hastings. |
The high price of land deters the city
from purchasing q Poor Farm. The |
junction Railroad to- use bituminous i
coal with smoke consumers. All flint |
glass works again open. Right of way |
granted to the West End Electric Com.
5-EreaSerick PEaeSe c. Fitzsimmons, held in the
county Jail on the charge of numbering |
Detective Gilllinson, escaDes in a myS- |
terious manner fIom the prison. He |
crawls through the bars which he had |
sawed away. No trace of him found |
The Moorhead-McCleane Company |
make very good showing. Window
glass manufacturers and workers again
confer. Clerk Hastings said to have left
Allegheny. The suspension of the Wales
works sends the price of tin plate up.
army of detectives, succeeds in keeping
his whereabouts a secret He had "a ,0c0
on his person when he escaped. The
Prison Board will investigate the jail's
Medical Society meet in Pittsburg; they
demand recognition by the State. The |