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


fright of way nearly all secured for the
new anti-Standard Oil scheme contem-
plating pipe line and So, 100000
finery. RumOred that all remaining
mining convicts will be liberated by the
Tennessee workingmen. George Scott, n
Portsmouth, n. H.. brewer, chloroformed
and robbed OF 81, 600 Chilean hatred said
to date from the Mexican War;. when
people of that nation were badly treated
by Americans in California. Official re-
port of the Valparaiso affair received
from Captain Schley.
2-Five hundred desperate convictS are
roaming at large through Tennessee. an
other lot having been set free: the Gov
ernor and State officials practically para
lyzed by the boldness of the insurrec-
ton. A blizzard in the Northwest. The
Maverick Bank of Boston fails with
liabilities of several millions. Italians
raid Hungarian settlement at West
Overton in the anthracite coal region
and at least two combatants are fatally
injured. An Englishman, Captain Al
Pcrnon Horner, shoots himself in a New
York hotel. The Chilean trouble, accord
ing to sensational charges of the British
"Thunderer," arose from American con-
nivance in political schemes.
3-General E. Burd Grubb, United States
Minister to Spain. married in London to
Miss Violet Sopwith. The Itata Chilean
war vessel captured on the Pacific set
free by judicial decision not recognizing
her as belligerent. Damariscotta,
Me-, bank pulled down by the Boston
failure. Only few of the freed con-
victs OF Tennessee are caught.
|Seventeen miners were killed by the fall
of n cage in the Anaconda mine. The
failure of the Maverick Bank has caused
q run on the Five Cents Savings Bank of
Boston. The New York PresDytery dis
missed the charge brought against Prof.
Briggs. The final sessions of the annual
meeting of the Wonan's Home Mission
ary Society were held in Washington, ID.
c.; all of the old officers were reelected,
Mrs. John Davis being President.
Destructive fires in Indianapolis. Over
300 of the liberated Tennessee convicts
have been captured in various parts of
Kentucky, and are held to await the
action of the authorities. Anotherrevo-
luton has occurred in Brazil, Congress
has been dissolved, martial law pro-
claimed, and dictatorship esta blished.
a serious revolution in the Province of
Fukian, China. A turbulent Irish meet
ing was held at Waterford, at which $50
people were injured in fighting. Admiral
Montt. chosen President OF Chile. An
drew Carnegie arrived in New York from
Edrope.
1.-The General Church Extension Commit
tee OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
began its annual session at Columbus, o.
The sixth animal assembly of the Inter-
national Christian Workers Association
began its session in Washington. ID. c.
Damage to the extent of about SS4. 900 was
done by fire in New York CITY Fire at
Arthur's Bay. Mich, involves ! loss of
S50000. Several business blocks and a
number OF residences at Drownsburg,
Ind, burned. Four masked men "he1d |
up" a passenger train on the Missouri !
Pacific Railway at suburban station OF
Omaha and robbed the passengers. W.
L. FELTON, and j. I. Smith, charged with
murder, were taken from the Jail at
Bastrop. La, and lynched. A corrected
boundary survey gives Ohio a slice from
Indiana. Flayel Scott Mines. cured of
the drink disease by DR.. Kelley, relapses,
is arrested for drunkenness and dies in a
New York workhOuse hospital. The
liberated convict5 i'll Tennessee are
starving and desperate. New representa-
tives are to be elected in Brazil: the army
and navy support the Government. The |
Customs Committee of the French |
Chamber of IDENTITIES has agreed to tho |
Senate rate of duty OIL American pork. |
There was further rioting IN Cork; ]
William O'Brien was among the injured. /
6-Tne bituminous coal miners of Indiana |
on Thursday de :ided to strike in support |
of the block coal miners and for an in |
crease for themselves, and but one mine |
in the State in operation. The Luray |
Inn. with its contents, at Luray, Va, was !
destroyed by IRE last night: loss Sl2O.O90. |
The Berkeley Phosphate Works, at Ash |
ley Junction, near Charleston, S. c., |
burned; loss $50 600. 4 coal famine in |
Chicago New York manufacturers de. |
eide to lower the pitch of pianos. The |
polling in Cork for p successor to Parnell |
IN the House of Commons resulted in the |
election of Mr.. Flavin, McCarthyite. |
Quier prevails in Rio Juneiro, but siege |
at Santiago is guarded by Chilean troops |
because of apprehension that a mob |
might seize refugees.
7-Lieutenant Cowies exonerated by the |
Secretary of the Navy for the loss of the |
Despatch. Ex-President Hayes spoke at |
Augusta, Ga. An extensive dTouth pre-
walls throughout the West. The Cory |
National Bank failed, with liabilities of
$40 900. 1t is believed that the officials |
OF the Maverick Bank have been guilty
of forgery. Commander in Chief john
Palmer, of the Grand Army of the Re-
public, issues an order admonishing men,
bers against participating in demonstra-
tions where the rebel fiIg is displayed.
Tine giant powder works at Clipper Gap, |
Cal, blew up, killing three men. by an
explosion of six boxes of blasting caps |
at the Last Chance Mine, Warder Idaho, |
three men We're killed. Fire at Orange, |
Mass, causes loss of 500 0c0. 4 house in
Bradford blown up by natural gas. All
quiet in Rio Janerio. The failure of
Friedlaender & Sommerfeld, an old
banking house in Berlin, was announced;
great excitement prevailed, and SOM
Reports from Chile indicate a Liberal
majority in tho Congress. Chile will
send exhibit to the Worlds. Fair.
American pork and food prepared from
American corn, essential parts of Ger
Inan bills of fare.
Ten miners were killed and four fatally
in ured by an explosion of gas in mine
at Nanticoke Pa. demonstration in |
|
hanged four years ago took place in Chi
cago. The tower of the Beard Of Trade
building, Louisville, KY, i'll which were
centered number of telegraph wires,
was set on fire by lightning: loss S50,OOo.
The j. II. Mclean Machine Works at
Canton, o., were partly destroyed by nre,
involving a loss of $4,000. The New
YORK Presbytery reports on revision OF
the creed. Tennessee miners will light
to the bitter end against the return OF
the convicts. Sir John Gorst has been
appointed Financial Secretary to the
British Treasury. In n fierce nght IN
Limerick, four soldiers were injured and
six civilians arrested.
Arguments are heard by the supreme
Court at WASHINGTON on the Saywaru
case. 4 band of bold letter-box thieves
is discovered irNew York. Great actlV-
tty continues i'll the navy yards FIRE de-
stroyed the business portion OF 5uffalo
Gap, s. D.; loss, $4,000. The new building
of the Mercantile Library opened IN New
York. The New York Central outwits
the Pennsylvania Railroad company IN
building shortening connection III
Clearfield county. Knights OF Labor as
sembing at Toledo tor the fiftcenth an
nual convention. six men and 81 horses
burned TO death in Denver. n S3cO,OOo
fire in a Philadelphia cloth house. the
Province OF Rio Grande do Sui, Brazil,
las declared its independence: discon-
tent is general throughout the rebubllc.
The Italian Premier, Marquis di Rudlni,
made an important speech upon the
Papsl question in Milan. cyclone
which rassed over the Andaman Islands,
in the Bay of Bengal, caused the loss OF
l37 lives The Prince of Wales cele-
brated his fiftieth birthday.
in the Bering Sea case an agreement has
and Great Britain, by which, with the
conaauf nj the Senate. the nOiurS in dis |