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line, from tanks broken by the rushing waters, ignites on the surface of Oil Creek, between Titusville and Oil City; over 100 lives lost......June 5, 1892 Rev. Father Mollinger, famous for reputed cures on St. Anthony's day, dies at Pittsburg, aged seventy years......June 15, 1892 Lockout of strikers at mills of the Carnegie Steel Company begins......July 1, 1892 Governor Pattison orders the entire division of National Guard to Homestead......July 10, 1892 Chairman Crawford, Hugh O'Donnell, John McLuckie, and thirty others, members of the advisory committee of the Amalgamated Association, are arrested on charge of treason against the commonwealth of Pennsylvania......Sept. 30, 1892 Strike at Carnegie Steel Mills, Homestead, declared off......Nov. 20, 1892 Ex-Gov. Henry M. Hoyt dies at Wilkesbarre......Dec. 1, 1892 Agitation regarding the desecration of the battle-field of Gettysburg by electric cars for carrying sight-seers......1893 Twenty-five thousand dollar