Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-09-08
THE EKEYSTONES STATE
ITEMS WHICH ARE OF PARTICULAR
INTEREST TO PENNSYLVANlANS

INTEREST TO PENNSYLvANlANS.
Brief Mention of Matters Which Every.
body Should Know About-A Week.
Accidents and Crimes Accurately and
ConciseIy ChronicIed.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-Labor Day was
observed in this city with demonstration
by labor organizations at Rising Sun park,
which was preceded by Il street parade.
Rearrested for Murder.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 5.-James Madden n,
who was arrested on the charge of murder.
ing John Kennedy in Steelton several weeks
ago and was exonerated by the coroner's
jury, has been rearrested on the strength
of new evidence.
Searle for Congress.
MoNTRosE, Sept. 5. 5.-Roger S. Searle,
OF this place, was nominated as the Demo.
cratic candidate for congress from the FIT.
teenth district.
He Hanged Himself
ERIE, Sept. 5.-Mr. William Dunn, q
bookkeeper, committed suicide by hanging.
Mental affection is supposed to be the cause
Declined to Run for Congress.
CARLISLE, Sept. 5. = Hon. w. Rush
onian, VI ohalhoersourg' VINO was unant
Eighteenth district conference on Thurs.
day last, publicly declined the honor.
Philadelphia Schools to Celebrate.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 5. - The public
schools will celebrate the anniversary OF
the landing Of Columbus on Oct 81
Daniel Dou.bertv Dv,n.
pu,, .np,pu,. San+ Tha oo,;.;o,,
of DaniaI Dorahar.,, tho on,;,,a,,. ia,',',o,.
who has been i, at Lio 1--we hos +aran -
serous t,,,n and IL is foorad tbat Lo ,r;,I No,
survive tba 5au '''''' ''o "-- ii0'
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contract Labor Prosecutions.
PITrsBURG' Sept. Suit has been en-
Iered at Pittsburg against Patrick and John
on1y; on"iseu Win Fioia1ihs tne COLI
'-"'' ''Doi N"'
Crops Nipped by Frost.
HUNTINGDON, Sept. 4.-Considerable OF
the crops In TINS vicinity have been
hippeo anu perhaps seriously injured by tne
garry iIosos. for seVerai mornings the
srouho mas oeeh covered Win irost.
They Sat on the Track.
ARCHIBALD, Sept 3.-Patrick Conway,
of Parsons, was instantly killed, and Pat.
rick Flynn fatally injured. Both men
were sitting on the Delaware and Hudson
track at Archibald, and before they could
get up they were struck by passenger
train.
fenhsyiVania veterans Meet.
ooolh DEfhLEHEM, oept: o.-lhe dranu
y posus u elie lniuuie uis'ric' oi Iehn'
E;f.oa,, yt" neiu Snon annu'i leunion neie.
fA.een hunoreu veterans sons Oh veterans
GU oaue's "eie III Ihe Lne Vi paraue'
Oo"n "a, onosen 40 'ne pia'oe ior noiu'
Ing ing. neA0 yeaf reunion: a very ehthusi-
- n;.,1. Taia, waS S neiu ~ 'ue opera nouse
tarv Of intarnal affairs - ,vee;d;n See%v 'eIi nS
dresses were made bv Colonel Stewart.
Auditor Ganeral Gregg state Traosnra,
Morrison and others
D,.,,,.,,u s.,u
sorr,, C,,rsrn,, Co.. IN s;..4,,;
ar;Jan,;, =, So,,.h tn,asto. ,t;,,'In IT.
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Railroad cor,nan, bas rof,,sod 80 p,.,i,s
io;nt ratao ,,,;th tba pan,s,i,,a,,i. oor,,,o,,,,
for carrying coal This "a construed 90 n
declaration of open war, and is said to be
OuUCO1ue OI Uu6 GeunSylVauldS recent
refusal to advance coal tolls to the west.
Want stockwel Removed.
. PHu.Apr,pp1A Sent 3-Court nroceed.
inps were bepnn To have A r. Stocl, well
assignee of the Mutual Ranking SURETY
Trust and SAFE Denos;t comnany remoyo1
Ex.senator Paype F,nnd De,d.
WuKrsBARRE. Sent 2-Ex. .state sena.
tor Payne, of Kingston, was found dead in
bed.
Two Brothers Killed. ..
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2.-James Powers
twelve years old, and Thomas Powers, ten
years, brothers, were killed by train.
philadelphia watchfuI.
pu,, ,AnprpurA Sent o-Mavor Stu,rt
in the afternoon sent communication to the
city councils suggesting that they allow the
board of health $50, 900 with which to de-
fray the expenses of precautionary meas
ures necessary to prevent the introduction
of cholera.