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

1.-The new town of Ellwood baptized with
fire to the amount of $4,000 loss. A war
begun between rival faith healers.
2-William Wnddle, Bennett station
blacksmith, killed at his forge by the dis
charge of two old gun barrels, supposed
not to be loaded, which he was heating.
Coal operators feeling certain they can
resume. Pittsburg not much affected by
the Boston bank failure.
3-The coal miners in convention decide to
return to work at the old rate.
faith Curer Dowie has large crowds at
Carnegie Hall. Detective Braun says lie
was attacked by an Allegheny official,
and is afraid that lie will be killed. Fire.
water and smoke damage Liberty street
properties to the amount of 10000. A
12-story building announced for the Wa
gee corner of Fifth avenue and Grant
street.
5-About 1000 miners of the Pittsburg dis
trict refused to return to work because
the operators fail to recognize the
miners union, and another general strike
Is threatened. Low water in the river
makes coal famine from little below
Pittsburg to Cincinnati All street i'm
provements, with the exception of those
absolutely necessary, will await the
action of the courts on the new law re-
lating to them. Three and a halr millions
of taxes collected in Pittsburg during
the current year. Laura Hill, accomplice
of FitZsimmons, is set free because of
her valuable testimony.
6IAbOut 500 men quit work at Jones q
Laughlins because hours of labor are in
creased without corresponding increase
of pay. Miners troubles breaking out
again in the Pittsburg district.
7-Dr. Frank Doyle committed suicide.
Pittsburgers demand that the City Expo
sltion be open during the Worlds Fair
year. Heavy death rate among children
South American trade to the city. Draw
Park j. Palmer O'Neil sells so shares OF
baseball stock. wild steer causes e1-
element in Allegheny.
s-The decline of crime becoming more
manifest about the city streets day
by day. Evidence of the exist
ence Of local branch of one
ties is brought to light. Officials of the
Amalgamat ted Association endeavor to
bring about compromise at Jones &
Laughlins' mill The Pittsburg Young
Mems Christian Association celebrates
its quarto centennial and is addressed by
Rev. DR.. Theodore L. Cuyler OF Brook
lyn.
e-Mayor wyman and Chief Murphy, Of
Allegheny, demand n hearing ON the
charges made against them. Pastor
Bausman, of Rochester. is upheld by his
church against the Allegheny Presby
terry, and many reasons are given why
the pastoral relation should. not be sew
cred. Mayor Gourley appoints COM
mittee to represent Pittsburg's claims
for the Republican National Convention.
Sharpsburg badly scourged by speak
of long continued low water. The Su-
prenfe Court decides that the Delama ter
. case must be tried in Cleartield county.
0-The chrysanthemum show opens ut the
Auditorium. AnoSher fire occurs at Nc
Donald. Rev. Bausman, Rochester's Pres
byterian minister, is cleared o! heresy
and allowed to retain his charge. but
cautioned by the Allegheny Presbytery.
Assessments in Allegheny are increased
30 per cent. Southside mill troubles
quieted; the men will go to work and |
their grievance is referred TO the Anal |
pamated National Committee. = !
l-Carnegie Library plans to the number of |
So put ON exhibition in the new Ferguson |
building. The nav Union station to be |
located in tho Panhandle yards, opening |
on Grant and Seventh streets. Suicide |
or Attorney George K. Lawrence in |
New York hotel. Talk again plenty OF |
annexing the county to the city. Orange |
Blossom" Joe Mulhatton, locked up on |
a charge OF robbery. Homestead citi- |
Zens won't pay increased price Ior gas. |
The Supreme Court finishes its session in |
Pittsburg.
IAN English lace manufacturer seeks q
Soutnside location. Henry Dallmyer |
dies from injuries received in a fall |
while walking in his sleep at his Hays |
Vile residence. Edward A. Keil elected.
Treasurer of the National Lodge OF the
AIual9amated Association. Eccentric |
Mrs. Mary e. Toomey dies and leaves .