Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-10-13

the Week Caught Fresh from the Busy
Wires and Carefully Edited and Con-
densed for Our Readers.
Thursday, Oct. o.
The London Chronicle wants to know
why'the town of Ayr does not provide its
own library instead of depending upon Mr..
Carnegie.
Natives of Victoria Nyanza are being tor
tured to make them abjure Catholicism.
A British force has captured the Asian
town of Balo in order to punish the Black
mountain tribes for their depredations on
British territory.
Mrs Charles Osborne, of Athens, Pa,
went up one of the hillsides near that place
to gather herbs. She did not return, and
a searching party found her dead body in
the woods. The doctors say apoplexy was
| the cause of death.
Alexander Krucks and William Otto,
while at work on the fourth story of New
ellis hotel, Pittsburg, fell from the scatfold
to the cellar II distance of seventy feet.
They were fatally injured.
The United States steamer Constellation
has been ordered to Naples to take the
queen regent of Spain from that port to
| Huelva.
Friday, Oct. :.
Daniel Logan, one of the most prominent
! horsemen in Pennsylvania, was run over
| by the cars in the Pennsylvania railroad
station at Lancaster and his legs were ter
ribly mangled. His condition is critical.
The dead body of Patrick Collins, of
Haverstraw, was found in the Hudson
river at Scarborough yesterday. He was
employed on brick barge and fell off
dock Sunday night while asleep and was
| drowned
Harry Brill, elevator boy, and William
Bryant, janitor of Kansas City building,
quarreled over girl, and Brill shot the
| janitor fatally.
The steam barge Nashua which has been
| adrift on Lake Huron since Monday night,
was found bottom side up. 1t is feared all
hands were lost.
Private Secretary Halford has acknowl-
edged for Mrs. Harrison the receipt OF the
souvenir badge sent to her by the ladies'
citizens committee of the G. A. Il. re-
union.
A number of lives have been lost in the
Italian province of Genoa by flood.
Saturday, Oct. s.
The funeral of Ernest Renan took place
in Paris without religious services. The
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| Pantheon.
| A new agreement between Chill and Peru
settles the difference concerning the guano
beds. The agreement has to be ratified by
the Chilian congress.
Thomas Kennedy, Ambrose Hewlett,
William Mari and Victor Gamberg, of St
Johns went astray in dory and are sup
posed to have persisted.
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place of John Brown, the hero of Harper's
Ferry, ut Torrington, Conn, to remove it
to the Chicago fair.
be nephew of the late Father Mollinger,
of Pittsburg, has put in n claim upon the
estate
The postofiice at Red Bank, n j., was
entered by burglars, the safe door blown
open and 1900 in stamps and 500 in cash
stolen. The thieves left no clew.
Monday, Oct. 10.
Nora Swift, a young girl of Bridgeport,
Conn, complained to the police that DR..
Lynch had tried to cut her eyes out. She
is crazy.
The people of Torrington, Conn, have
been victimized by an eloquent preacher
who called himself Rev C. II. Scott, but
was lltNtT OTudlutt, anu w no acUcu us DaS-
tor of the church there during the summer.
The Provident Building and Loan asso.
citation founded in Newark, N. j., in 1889
has suspended. Every member will be
paid in full.
Charles Beale, six years of age, while
stealing ride on a truck in Newark n. j.,
fell under the feet of horse which fol.
lowed. The lads head was so badly in.
jured that he will die
James DAILY, or James Fay, died in the
Newark IN. j. City hospital from the
abscess covering partly healed bullet
wound received by him in Martinsburg, w.
Va, three months ago, He had been found
unconscious on Commerce street.
Tuesday, Oct. IL.
C. w. p. Wells, who attempted suicide
at Camden, N. j., says he was driven to
drink because a niece of Rev. II. De Witt
Talmage broke off her engagement with
him.
Frank c. Lewis and Margaret Lynd, each
aged nineteen, of Burlington, N j., eloped.
The girl is the daughter of wandering
scissors grinder and Lewis parents are
wealthy.
Emperor William is visiting Empero,
Francis Joseph in Vienna As usual. they
greeted each other with kisses.
Berlin health authorities have discovered
that the cholera bacilli shrivel up and die
when placed on tobacco.
The w. H. Fay Manila company, OF
Camden, N. j., has failed for s75, 900
The prosecution will move the second
trial of Murderer Francis Luigo at Cam
den, N. j., today.
Emmett Dalton the survivor of the Dal
ton gang, is so much improved that it is be
lieved he will recover, and the citizens OF
Coffeyville, Kan, are preparing to lynch
| him.
The London Times says there is gloomy
agricultural outlook in Great Britain.
Wednesday, Oct. 1e.
The Empress Frederick will not visit the
queen of England at Balmoral this year.
Express Messengers Self and Galloway
We're fatally injurad by Il collision on the
| Rio Grande railway near Salida, Colo,