Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31

at Sharpsburg condemns the Chinese
exclusion bill. The first test of the
at the borough election of Mckee's
Rocks. Cunninghams & Co.'s glass
works, Southstde, damaged $4,000 by
fire.
6-Jacob Elk shoots his sw sweetheart Miss
Ada Engle, dead, probably by accident.
Jacob Lortz, the aged schoolmaster at
Duquesne, commits suicide.
-Allegheny Councils elect city officials;
The Prohibition County Convention
elects delegates.
s-A DISPATCH reporter informs ex-senator
Blair at the Monongahela House that
the diplomatic correspondence in refer
ence to his mission to China had been
laid before Congress. Jacob ELK held
for the murder of mis- sweetheart. Sec
retary Cake, of the Window Glass Max
ers, held for Digamy. Two killed in a
railroad wreck near Connellsvifle.
9-The Pittsburg Glass Factory at Beaver
Falls burned; loss about $685. 700. Another
body found in the Hill Farm mine.
1.-THE tact leaks out that Gamble Weir's
death was due to poisoning. Constable
Robert Hughey dies from opium poison
ing.
12-T6e headless body OF Mary Cherlinski
found on the junction Railroad near
SchenleY Park; probably suicide; her
lover. Ludwig Lucowsk1: arrested on
suspicion. The last of the Hill Farm
mine. The Allegheny Presbytery dis
solves the pastoral relations betw cen
the Beaver Church and the Rev. j. II.
Bausman.
A-secretary Cake, of the Window Glass
Workers, resigns. John Verblosky, a
Hungarian at DuQuesne, shoots and
MORALLY wounds his wife; he claims by
accident. Harrity hanged in efigy by
Democrats in lower Allegheny.
1.-TWO Monongahela ferryboats collide;
one life lost, Attorney W. G. Erskine
robbed of 81 900 and valuables by high
waymen.
16-The viii OF David Gregg, the millionaire,
cuts off his son, Rev. David Gregg, OF
Brooklyn, with $40.
17-Rev. J. H. Bausman and the majority of
his flock begin the organization at Ro-
chester of the First Congregational
Society in the Beaver Valley. The
cornerstone of the Temple Bnai Israel
laid. The United Brethren Church at
Williamsburg dedicated.
Stevenson, of the Allegheny
Carnegie Library, reelected.
asked tor to open eleven new
streets; the first move under the act of
1891 Republicans nominate E. +. Ache
son for Congress. P. w. Painter fatally
shot by James Evans at Monogahela
City.
Hoffman, the iron worker, commits
suicide.
2I-An immigrant B. & o. train wrecked at
Salisbury Junction; six persons injured.
22-The League baseball season opens in
Pittsburg. The new repair shops of the
PA & II. Traction Company completed;
it contains the first electric signal and
emergency wag on service ever used on.
vania Railroad yards at Walls opened.
Harry Shellhorne and Charles Botkins,
claw and order" detectives, arrested on
serious charges.
23-Charles Carlson, of McKeesport, COM
pletes the invention of a process for
making iron tubes direct from bars.
cars make theiI first trip
over the Pitts0urg traction lines. The
corner stones of four churches laid-the
Italian Catholic Church, the Homewood
Avenue Methodist Church, the Shadrach
Memorial Church and the Incarnation
Chapel at Knoxville.
25-Dayid Silvertoot, of Economy, expounds
the new religion of the Faithists or of
Oahspe Henry Scholle, the contractor
commits suicide.
26-L. & O. Detective Thomas Finn arrested
William M. Kennedy regularly elected
Mayor of Allegheny. James Gilkey COM
mits suicide at Boston, Pa. The Dith-
ridge Flint Glass Works at New Brighton
closed by the Sheriff Lucy Dugan, of
Allegheny, commits suicide.
Agerp Dalzell, Stone and
others speak at the Americus Club Grant
President of the P1ttsburg District
United Mine Workers. Peter Anderson
commits suicide.
.S-Tne assessment for the Thirty-third
street sewer, the largest in the city, COM
pleted. The Alkaloid Institute at Belle
vue opened.
|o-The Household Credit Company build
ing, the Lindsay hardware building ana i
the Roberts estate building, on Liberty
avenue, burned; loss about 100000. w.
A Stately, the fourth L. & o. detective
arrested for neglect of his family. The
railroad miners scale for the Pittsburg
district agreed to.