Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-08-11
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ITEMS WHICH ARE OF PARTICULAR
INTEREST TO PENNSYL LvANlANS.

Accidents and Crimes Accurately and
Concisely ChronicIed.
PrTTsBURG, Aug. 9. 1.-The Duquesne rioters
had hearing before Alderman Reilly.
Quite crowd of Duquesne workmen were
present to hear the case Mr.. E. V. Breck
appeared for the commonwealth and Messrs
w. j. Brennan and j. r. McQuaide for the
defendants. After hearing the testimony
Alderman Reilly held Ursie, Essler, Bukie,
Bennett, Kennedy, Hogan, Nolan Haas and
Coates for court and fixed bail at 81 ,OOO
Snyder and Mclean were released on parole
to appear for further hearing. All of the
men got bail except Ursie, who went to jail
The Souvenir IL alf Dollar.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.-Engraver Bar
Der, of the Philadelphia mint, has completed
the design for the new souvenir half dollar
which congress has authorized to be coined
and has forwarded it to the mint bureau at
Washington, where it will be passed upon.
The design provides for bust of Columbus
on one side and on the other cut of the
administration building at the Worlds fair.
Has Periodical Hydrophobia.
PITTsBURG, Aug s.-John Alles of this
city, is suffering from a periodical attack Of
disease resembling hydrophobia. Fifteen
years apo he was bitten NV a mad doo Tn
Aupust of each wear s;nce tben be bas had
attacks similar to the present one, going
into spasms and frothing at the mouth. Be-
tween the periodical attacks he enjoys good
health.
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ooh'ic's Despera.e suicide.
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Cney IN conslce, coinini.teu suicide Dy
isnieing tne niaotress IN ms ceh' ying down
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He Has n Saloon on Boat.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S.-Thomas Grouse
does rushing business on Sundays boating
up and down the Delaware river with
boat tladen with beer and whisky, which he
retails to boating parties.
Raided as N speak Easv.
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Rod and Gnn club yas r.ided os s,aal.
easv bv Snnerintendent Linden
Ihe scale signed.
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determined suioide'
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aseu Inr.y-ewo years. convict IN the
Ias.erh pehi1eh',ary' colhIhioteu SUICIDE py
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his throat with a knifa 0'''e
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nartment died nj his home 500 Nortb
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Reeds Charred Body.
PITTsBURa, Aug. s.-The charred body of
Martin Reed, the escaped murderer, who,
aIUer ne laQ been brought to bay, Killed
Deputy Sheriff Coyle, wounded Chief of
Police Orr and then, when his pursuers set
fire to the building in which he was secret
ed, committed suicide, was brought to this
city, where 1t was viewed by the coroner.
1t was found that he had shot himself
through the heart.
Gas Works Bought by a Syndicate.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA Philadelphia
syndicate has secured control OF the gas
works IN west Chester, Coatesville, and
Phnnixville.
She Is a Common scold.
NoRRIsTowN, Aug. 7.-Hannah John
son, OF Norristown, has been held for court
charged with being common scold.
Sailor Higgins Body.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.-The body of
Charles W. Riggin, the murdered sailor, ia
expected to arrive here next Thursday.
Stabbed in a Quarrel.
BI,ossBURe. Aug. 6.-An Italian named
Rooani in a ouarrel stabbed Jobn scott
and Albert Hughes, Hughes ia dangerous.
ly wounded