The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-07-10
KEYSTONE STATE NEWS.
Items Which Are of Particular
Interest to Pennsylvanians.
IN THIS AND NEARBY COUNTIES.

has filed an opinion that the balance held
by the centennial board of finance should
be distributed among the stockholders.
The fund amounts to $i3, ,1Oi 81. and as
there are 1895 stockholders widely scat.
tered the dividend will amount 70 but
two or three cents a sbare To eacb II had
heep pronosed to donate the fnnd o;tbor ~
the Pennsylvania museum or the Histor.
ical society.
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SpUns oonp'e.o' "reuhe' ',,f, .ne ue5r.ck @ anu
drillers named winger
He Robbed HI, Fiano..
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pr,n,t.r stsnnsd fron, p;,,sh,.l, nnS
Lake Erie train at New Castle Junction
very disconsolate. She had promised to
marry Lewis Richardson, and had started
with him to go to Pittsburg, where they
were to be married. Richardson stole her
pocketbook, rings and watch, and left the
train near Youngstown. Her pocketbook
cohtaiheo I'LL her money, ABOUT SlVo'
Three Hundred workmen Thrown Out.
HUNTINGTON. July 1.-The bio HINT
inpton Manufacturinp company. CON
trolled by the Iron Car Eouipment comma
nv. of New York has indefinitelv susnend-
ed operations. Three hundred men are
thrown out OF employment. IL Is rumored
that the plant VIII De removed TO Iennes-
see'
went ""oA'
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-Dobson's splush
mills were started up and fifty-eight weav-
ers resumed work. The number returning
W "o.N - '.'',, nm, oo"p'ou WiSn ,n 'ne f.'
ing and resolved to remain ont until their
original object is secured.
LANCASTER, July 1.-The Cedar Hill
seminary puiluihss' Mouno Joy "ere
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They Signed at Last.
PITTsBURG, July 1.--After conference,
which ended after midnight, the iron
manufacturers committee of the western
district signed the western iron scales OF
one -tn,nisatia.eu associa'ion ior 'he year,
"nich pesihs 'ouay
One Thousand Men Strike.
PoTTsvILLE, July 1.-The 1000 en-
ployes at the Pottsville Steel and Iron
company's works struck at midnight be-
cause William Atkins, president OF the
company reiuseu W Sign tne WESTERN scaie
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The Wrecked Spring Garden Bank.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2-General Fisher,
the receiver of the Spring Garden National
bank, says that the estimate made by him
some time ago that the assets of the insti-
tuition would pay upward of 80 per cent,
appears to be we'll founded.
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pott;.or n. nresident. Iieutenant Cover.
nor Waters. vice president: r. E. Wright
Allentown. secretary. and John Muudell,
PHILADELPHIA. treasurer. The style of the
buildinvto he erected was discussed, but
no action was taken.
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