Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-06-08

Rock, disposes of property worth y, ,OO4,OOo
Mr.. Coolidge, eX-tninister to France,
arrived at New Yor1-The Austrian
training ship Frundsberg arrived at New
York, and the cadets on board will visit
the Worlds fair-The Infanta Eulalie
left New York for Chicago--Fve persons
lost their lives at an early morning fire in
East Forty third street, New York-Mr.
Runyon presented to Emperor William his
credentials as United States Il n ster to
Germany, and Mr.. Phelps presented his let
ter of recall-Of 60 men entombed in the
Fuente coal mines, Mexico, which are on
fire, 20 were uffocated-The Duke Of
Edinburgh has been made admiral Of the
feet-Miss Lizzie Chaplin, for 10 years
teacher in the Wilson Industrial mission
in St. Marks place, New York, was com
PEELED to resign because she refused to sur
render her membership in a theosophical
circle-Lumber showers struck at Ash
land, Wis-The whisky production for
the past year was 22,549,2S1 gallons
Seven hundred plasterers threatened to
strike at adelphia-Deputy Col
lector of Internal Revenue Miller
of New Haven, died suddenly-Re-
cent heavy rains have cleaned the City
of Mexico and driven out the typhus epi-
demic-One italian was killed and two
hurt by the falling of shanty at Buffalo,
wrecked in q storm-Mexicoh has imposed
tax of cents for every IS worth of gold
and silver coined or xported-Governor
Murphy J. Foster of Louisiana is in New
Orleans to raise a loan of $4,000 from the
banks to aid sufferers from the overflow
in the Lake Providence district-At St.
Paul the international congress of reci-
procity, the Loyal Legion congress and the
Northern railroad celebration will be in
progress this week.
Tuesday, June O.
Mrs. Frank Leslie filed aflidavits in her
suit for divorce from Willie Wilde
There was almost a financial panic in Chi
cago Crowds filled 10 of the banks, from
which thousands of dollars were with
drawn. All were able to meet the demands
upon them except the Meadowcroft Bros
bank, which made an assignment-In
the trial of Lizzie A. Borden in New Bed
ford, Mass, charged with double murder,
| O Jury was STANDARDIZATION Cleveland
announced that he would call an extra ses-
sion of congress between Sept. and 10 un-
less circumstances should make an earlier
meeting necessary-The exhibits of
Queen Victoria of Great Britain and
Queen Margherita of Italy were opened at
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cises at West Point were continued-The
new steel gunboat Machias arrived at New
London, where she will have her trial trip
on Thursday or Friday-The second an
nual gopen air horse show was opened at
New York-The directors of the Canal
Street bank New York, announced that
the doors of the bank would be closed and
the concern would go into liquidation---
Charles w. Dayton was appointed post
master of New York-The commits
sion appointed by Mayor Boody to inves-
tigate the charges against the Brook
lyn fire department made its report
Mr. Gladstone accepted an amendment to
the home rule bill forbidding the Dublin
legislature to deal with the extradition OF
criminals. An amendment prohibiting
that body from appointing judges and
magistrates was lost-The Valkyrie again
defeated the Britannia, the Calluna and
the Iverna-People are dying by thou
sands from cholera in Asiatio Turkey
The pope has ordered Mgr. Satolli to thank
Cardinal Gibbons for the latter's discourse
in favor of restoring the temporal powei
-Rainmaker Jewell is credited with pro
ducinga heavyirainstorm in the vicinity
of Meade Kan. The Hustler office, Cat
lettsburg, KY, was blown UP with dyna-
mite by opponents Of the local option law
The Rev. A. TruaX of Courtland, Ont,
has been suspended for one year by the Nj
agara Methodist conference on the charge
of heresy--Patrick O'Hara of Roches.
ter is held responsible for the death
of Herman Theis The men had fight
one week ago, and Theis died from his in
juries-The mutiated remains of James
| McCarty Of Fall River, Mass. were found
along the Pennsylvania railroad near Co
lumbia Pa.-Near Rouses Point, N. Y,
a whole family were found murdered and
sitting in their chairs with the building
burning
Wednesday, June Z.
Edwin Booth, the great tragedian, died at
the Players club, New York, passing away
at 1:17 am. in his daughters arms-Mr.
Moody opened the governments case in the
Borden trial at New Bedford After one
witness had been examined the court ad
journed, and the jury went to Fall River
where they viewed the scene of the double
Railroad laborers shipped from
Stroudsburg, Pa, tell a story of hardship
One died Immediately on arrival at thu
Hoboken depot-The Infanta Eulali,
reached Chicago, and much enthusiasm
was shown by the crowds that lined th'
route from the railroad station to tn,
hotel-The Russian extradition treaty
was officially promulgated by Presiden
Cleveland - The cavalry drill was tn,
feature Of the day at West Point-Th
celebration of the centennial anniversar!
of Bath, n. Y, was sbegun----Martella th
Italian murderer was executed by elec
tricity at Dannemora prison-Rev. DR.
Potter of the Tabernacle Baptist church
New York, obtained the appointment b.
, his church of five prominent ministers t
be added to the investigating committee tt
consider charges of immortality and intoxi
cation made against him - Fishermen
Joseph Lenoir and Victor Brenant wer
picked up after being buffeted about of
the banks of Newfoundland for three day
without anything to eat or drink-Light
ming struck the freproof buildings of tn
New York Warehousing company at Fri
basin, Brooklyn, and set fire to $500, ,0O
worth of cotton-Mrs. Frank w. Palm
er was found dead in the United States no
tel, New York. Deputy Coroner Westol
believes that alcoholism was the cause o
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