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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1890
Page
6
The Dispatch reports a dour mood after the election. Wanamaker and Clarkson withdraw from comment and travel south, while Carnegie forecasts a midterm reaction. Harrison's wife Mrs. Harrison laments a Democratic House win and fears blocked legislation as Democrats celebrate in government circles.
After a hurried consultation today the Postmaster General Wanamaker announced that the extra session roles had been given up. The decision follows the recent election and concludes the immediate political maneuvering surrounding the session.
In Illinois both Democrats and Republicans claim a joint ballot majority for the General Assembly as official returns lag. Palmer canvassed for the Senate race against Farwell while Democrats tout gains in doubtful districts. Republicans expect a slim joint majority. Democrats insist they will win one to three seats. Unresolved until official tallies arrive.
Full returns from 49 of 79 counties give Wilson a 1,672 plurality for governor, with Merriam leading in Republican tallies and Democrats optimistic by 1,000 to 2,000. Counties reported include the state’s four large counties. remaining results are expected from mostly Republican areas. Congressional prospects favor Democrats in three of five districts and the Fifth district.
From Milwaukee reports on November 5 show a strong Democratic showing. George W. Peck leads with a large plurality while Democrats gain a majority in both the Assembly and State Senate. In Congress the Wisconsin delegation will include Cooper, Barwig, Bustweil, Mitchell, Brickner, Miller, Coburn, with the Eighth District still doubtful and Lynch remaining as a Democratic member.
John Eawer died last evening at his home 200 Sandusky Street Allegheny aged 1h years. He was one of the oldest employees in the dress foods department at Borge and Babt's Store, with long service since the firm began business.
J B Graham former workhouse keeper and current Natrona special officer was found dead in the street early yesterday. The Coroner will investigate the cause of death.
In Kimberly on Thursday November 6 at 18h 1210.4 M Nellie C Hassan Kim Berly niece of C G Hannan in the ith year of age. Notice of funeral in evening papers. Interment private.
The ad extols Hardman Krakaver and Vose pianos as world class with flawless tone and durability. It highlights light actions and elegant cases, lifetime durability, and trade in old pianos. New instruments available with rent applied toward purchase and liberal installment plans. Catalogs mailed. Meier and Hoenn, 77 Fifth Avenue.
Scottdale November 5 Employed at Frick works went on strike to demand Andy Verostic be reinstated But the stoppage ended after a conference between Frick manager Lynch and Knights of Labor officials Secretary Watchorn Master Workman Kerfoot and Secretary Parker An arbitration committee will decide Verostic case Miners will resume work tomorrow pending the decision and relief is greeted with much joy
Workmen digging in Mechanics street unearthed a human skeleton jammed in a decayed box. The bones, likely male and long hidden, were removed to the police station as investigators seek to explain the long‑ago mystery.
A disastrous fire in Girard near Youngstown consumed the dry goods store of George Lutz & Sons and Theodore Adams' store. Origin unknown. losses estimated at 25000 dollars with about one third covered by insurance.
Firefighters reported thieves looted the Henry Pringle store at Hunbeck Creek early today then set the building ablaze. Mrs. Pringle was severely injured as occupants fled from their beds. Property loss estimated around $3,000.
Evansville reports the Pearl of Pekin troupe faced internal strife from the start. Two days ago Oscar Girard and New York agent E A Stevens quarreled on stage during the second act, leading to a rough fight. The audience scrambled in a near panic, and Stevens promptly discharged the pugilistic singer.
A north bound freight train on the International and Great Northern Railroad plunged through a river bridge near New Braunfels Texas. The engine and three cars fell about 50 feet into the Comal River. Engineer Hailey and fireman Jones were badly hurt and expected to die.
In Philadelphia Edison Electric Light Company on Ransom street an elevator rope broke sending the car from the third story to the cellar. Three employees were inside the car John Taylor and Jesse Booth were injured probably fatally James Costello badly hurt but likely to recover. Also note Senator Blackburn leaves Lexington for Washington after recovery from a recent accident accompanied by wife and daughter.
In Bismarca North Dakota on November 5 Republicans elected Congressmen and state ticket by margins from two to four thousand votes.
Miss Ada Sawyer and Mrs Grinders planned a surprise party at Grinders home. Mr Grinders arrived and quarrelled with Ada Sawyer leading to an assault accusation before Alderman McGarey. Grinders posted $1,000 bail for a Friday hearing. party indefinitely postponed. Additional cases include George McGregor and Christian King alleged insult and assault in the Panhandle depot. Josephine and Mary Magoisky accused by Aston Barzinsky of robbery. Mrs Laavea Moses charged with assault. Kate Churchill face hearing for alleged peak-easy conduct. Jens Knorr jailed on liquor sale charge. store and street crimes reported with multiple hearings.
A dated telegram from Pittsburgh on November 5 189 detail weather and river conditions for multiple towns. It lists river levels in feet and inches at Warren Monongahela Brownsville Allegheny Junction and others, plus temperatures and general weather as clear and pleasant. Steamship arrivals are noted including Beatrice of Nebraska and Wyoming from New York and Glasgow with arrivals at New York and Liverpool.
Ladies who prefer a Long Wrap in Newmarket or Cone mara shapes can find a great variety here along with Capes in cloth and furs. A handsome line of Loose Wraps in Cloth, Diagonal and Seal Plushes has just arrived. Prices range from 5 to 850 dollars. Small furs, boas, muffs and capes for ladies, misses and children offered in fashionable fur selections.
Francis Carusi, the Italian who murdered Francisco Gala at Steubenville Ohio about a week ago, was arrested yesterday morning at Lock Haven. Inspector McAleese received a dispatch. Carusi bought a ticket for Lock Haven after the shooting and passed through Pittsburg without stopping. Lock Haven authorities were alerted and identified him as the suspect.
The London Engineer notes Andrew Carnegie, the American magnate, spent time in Sheffield and visited major works. He ordered roughly £23,000 worth of Sheffield machinery and other goods through his agent. The purchases provide work and demonstrate Sheffield’s continued ability to produce tools rivaling Pittsburgh manufacturers.
Joe Speer of the East End and Will McKelvey returned from a three day hunting trip in Greene county with 155 quail and 10 rabbits. They report sport in the country as good. Morgan M. Gable, Sun managing editor, went to Washington last night with editor Chas. D. Brigham. John W. Norton of the new Duquesne Theater is here overseeing progress and staying at the Schlosser. B. L. Wood Jr and 6 GC Weiskoff went to Cincinnati last evening.
Nashville spectators number about three thousand attend a varied program at Westside Park. Outsiders win three of five races while favorites stumble. Notable results include Joe Woolman, Folan, Neva Owon, Cashier, Mise Whing and Evangeline in dawned events. Washington card also features a small crowd with Adair and Larchmont securing wins and Evangeline in a steeplechase dead heat for second.
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