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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1892
Page
1
The piece covers Democratic and Republican forces around Senator Hill and a possible Chicago nomination, noting Hill’s midwinter Albany convention and the silver bill debates, with tensions among Democrats over Cleveland and New York influence, plus scattered notes on Anglophobia and local politics.
Paris Feb 21 President Carnot meets with Constans Bourgeoise Say Meline and others on cabinet formation. Opinion favors dissolving the Chambers to secure a stable majority. Papers debate whether a ministry under Constans or dissolution to gain universal suffrage support is best.]]
United States Cavalry units along the lower Rio Grande remain active in scouting missions. Reports indicate Captain George F. Chase and a detachment are involved in pursuing a target, with ongoing patrols and reconnaissance to maintain security and track movements in border regions.
About 100 colored men and families arrived in New York from Indian Territory en route to Liberia. Led by Rev Mr Hill they were swindled by an emigration promoter claiming free passage, and many sold homes to raise £1,500. They found the voyage a fraud and faced shelter and food uncertainty.
In Detroit on February 21 Anthony Spiegel reports a Polish Nadolai family branded a visitor a witch. They accuse her of nightly dreams and force salt on her chest and to leap over a broom, leaving her bruised before she escapes.
In Elizanetu New Jersey on February 21 Special reports Dr Gilmary Shea is sinking with cold extremities and faint pulse though conscious. A Vatican cablegram delivered through Archbishop Corrigan brings the Pope's blessing to the dying historian.
New York records three new typhus cases and one death. Solomon Sabatzki, 52, Russian immigrant from Mas Massilia, was moved to North Brother Island. Rachel Hesselberg, 44, Massilia emigrant, sent to reception hospital. Max Tangerman, German immigrant, ill with high fever and eruption, isolated. Abraham Spenik, infant, linked to Pennland voyage, removed to North Brother Island.
Crydsnati Feb. 21 Chief of Police Deitsch received a telegram from Memphis to interview G Hubbard about Miss Alice Mitchell during her visit three years ago. A detective found Hubbard who said Miss Mitchell allegedly caused his niece, a 16 year old schoolgirl, to suffer. Mitchell was said to have pursued Miss Bailey amid visits that were forbidden.
Denver dispatch publishes Senator Teller letter to a Denver resident criticizing Harrison and outlining opposition to free coinage of the American product. He argues Colorado benefits from silver, cites allies, and predicts no chance for passage while Harrison is president. discussions of a possible congressional meeting are denied by Secretary Foster.
Albany reports firm Hill control of New York State delegation bound by unit rule. Anti Hill forces push protests and calls for primaries as leaders gather in Albany. Delegates from Elmira and other towns join Hill Club members en route to the convention.
Ex U S Senator Blair announces a bid for the Presidency but is viewed as a joke by New Hampshire Republicans. Some say he seeks the Vice Presidency while others recall past ambitions for higher offices. The piece notes Blair's long political path from Plymouth to prominence and his ongoing surprise status.
Jackson Feb 21 A large Republican crowd gathers with all notable Federal officeholders present. The district convention to choose delegates for the National Convention opens tomorrow. The State convention to select delegates at large also convenes, with both the Jones and Wimberley factions claiming control.
Amid rival delegations four groups contest the Harrison race as Hill and Wimberley gain support from the Outa faction. The scene shows divided backing and a crowded field for leadership.
Fire at the Atlantic City boardwalk between Maryland and Virginia avenues destroyed Murray's photography gallery and adjacent buildings. About 1 square of houses and boardwalk were burned, with losses estimated around 15000 dollars for buildings and 5000 for contents. Firefighters acted swiftly as crowds watched the spectacle despite rain and wind.
In Easton Pa February 21 special report notes 25 carpenters painters and mechanics dismissed by the Lehigh Valley bridge department with about 200 in the Perth Amboy to Pittston area laid off. Temporary layoffs are possible due to reduced work with three men per section gang on the Jersey division also let go and other crews to be trimmed.
Lillie Lehman, ill at the Hotel Normandie for five days, shows improved condition in reports from her husband but doctors warn the attack of nervous prostration is serious though not dangerous. She is unlikely to sing this season due to need for rest and quiet after overworking in Italian operas.
The trial of Edward Parker Deacon, accused of shooting M. Abeille in Cannes, opens in Grasse. Deacon will be confronted by his wife on Tuesday as part of the customary proceedings. Mrs Deacon left Cannes for Paris to be present when needed.
Rochester telegram reports the boldest express robbery attempt on Central Hudson Railway between Syracuse and Lyons. A robber boarded the money car of Train 31. a gunfight wounded Messenger McInerny, but he failed to seize the safe. He fled by horseback, hijacked a cutter, and was pursued by a sheriff's posse across Wayne County before capture.
A man identified as William Cross from New Mexico, lodging in Syracuse, confessed to being Oliver Curtis Perry the wanted robber of an UticaExpress Messenger Moore last fall. He attempted to board an outbound Syracuse train, used a hooked rope to reach the car, and after a shootout with Messenger McInerny and Conductor Lass, he yielded to Sheriff Collins near Lyons and was jailed.
In Detroiter reports Prince Michael of the Latter House of Israel faces social fallout as followers proselytize at homes. Joseph Richardson accuses the Prince of stealing his wife and daughter to join the sect, while his wife professes happiness with the group. George Avery, a Lost Tribe member, is hauled for burglary and resists court, spitting at officers and challenging the judge.
Mrs Blaine and her maid depart Deadwood for the Hot Springs after which she will travel to Sioux Falls South Dakota then seek a quiet spot in the South for rest of two months she denies marriage rumors with Dr Bull of New York and claims better health since the divorce was granted last Saturday
Meager dispatches from Lospex report a large unidentified steamer wrecked near Penzance in severe gales. Six sailors in a lifeboat capsized. two drowned despite coast guard efforts. Wreckage and boats from the vessel have been seen.
Mayino reports chaotic weather across Spain as the Guadalquivir and other rivers flood and undermine property. A train was disabled today and at least one guard was killed with three injured as damage spreads nationwide.
Berlin and German relief committees will meet to discuss America’s refusal to receive Russian Hebrew emigrants aboard North German Lloyd steamers. The issue centers on wartime refugee policy and the eligibility of these passengers for entry.
Rev J C Reagan preached temperance as self control not total abstinence, drawing praise and anger. Parishioners debated the sermon after services, one critic denounced the pastor to his face as others argued over temperance and church unity. Reagan planned to send his full sermon to the bishop for review.
A fierce snow storm in Ireland continued through Saturday night blocking all Waterford and Limerick trains. Traffic partially resumed today as the Gers ae and Kerry line remained affected. A mail cart was halted with the driver nearly frozen, and the storm caused heavy losses in live stock amid numerous wrecks on the lines.
A special Cabinet committee met to review the Local Government Bill draft. The panel decided to push the bill forward in stages, aiming to reach a first stage after Easter.
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