Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-06-15

! ny lIeslutllJ IlUtOl itI lrlnce-
ton, the Rev. DIR. David II. Greer of New
York at Cornell and by other ministers at
other places-The Duke of Veragua and
his party returned to New York-Canon
Barry of Windsor, England, delivered the
baccalaureate sermon to the Columbia col
lege graduating class-A loss of $780,
600 was caused by stubborn fire in
a storage warehouse at New York
An official German statement says that
Austria's improved relations with Russia
are attributed to Chancellor Won Caprivi's
influence at st. Petersburg, and that Aus
tria does not think there is need for Ger
many to increase her army-James Cor
don Bennett is much better-Ragotsky
won the grand prix du Paris-By the
accidental explosion of a dynamite car
fridge at Fort Lee, N. j., a hack
was wrecked, the horses knocked off
their feet, the driver fatally injured
and two bicycle riders hurt-Tam-
many Hall was attacked by the Rev.
Thomas Dixon, Jr, in his sermon at AS
sociation hall, New York-Theron G.
Atwater, a wealthy real estate dealer of
No Al LenoX avenue, New York, is under
arrest on a charge of attempting suicide,
and though he is very i'll and expected to
die he is watched day and night by police
man in the room-Chief of Police Ry-
lands of Bridgeport, Conn, was ousted from
his position by the police commission.
Tuesday, June IS.
A friend of President Cleveland tells the
.story of the dinner at the Victoria hotel at
which Mr.. Sheehan tried to read the riot
act to the then presidential candidate, but
was worsted in the ncounter-The evil
dence given by Lizzie Borden at the cor
oner's inquest at Fall River was excluded
in her trial at New Bedford, and 1t is
said that she will give testimony later
THE coroners inquest into the
cause of the Fords theater disaster was
begun. In the excitement of the pro-
ceedings threats of lynching were made
against Colonel Ainsworth - Evans
and Sontag the California outlaws,
had an encounter with officers in which
Sontag was seriously wounded and cap
tured-The infanta again visited the
Worlds fair. Ex-President Harrison was
also visitor to the exposition day
exercises were held at Princeton-Captain
+. j. Higginson, who was relieved of the
command of the United States cruiser At
lanta, arrived at New York-Dr. O. n.
Hoagland of Brooklyn made generous
offer to the medical societies of Brooklyn
THE Briggs case was brought up again
in the New York presbytery ohm Lewis
Osmond, who murdered his wife and John
G. Burchell, was electrocuted at Sing Sing
The British counsel asked the tribunal
of arbitration to make certain findings in
regard to seizures and searches in Behring
sea. The American counsel submitted a
counter proposition-Th Britannia won
the first of the races sailed off Dover. The
Valkyrie was disabled--The conference
of Irish members of parliament rescinded
its resolution about The Freeman's Jour
nal, and consequently Mr.. Sexton will
not leave the commons-At Buffalo
United States customs officials seized
200 pounds of smuggled opium
Nine prisoners escaped from the Tyler
| (TeX.) jail, and seven were recaptured--
Native Protestants i'll Mexico have decided
to separate from their American brothers
| The debt of the old state of Panama Is
to be Cancelled at the rate of s., 500 month
George Nixon, young farmer of Clin-
ton, Ills, fatally cut with razor Miss
Sue Wells, who repulsed his suit
At Leeds, Quebec, Mrs. Vaukleka
gave birth to two boys and two
girls One of the boys has three hands
Five hundred men employed by the Stur-
tevant Blower works, Boston, quit work,
a demand for a 9-hour day having been
William Pinkney, colored, the
escaped murderer of Francis H. Bowie
who escaped from the Marlboro (Md.) JAIL
has been recaptured-A series of anti
home rule meetings is being held in Lon
don. The first of these was addressed by
Lord Salisbury,
Wednesday, June IA.
Five Russian sailors from the Rhynda be-
came intoxicated and created brief reign
of terror among women whom they pur-
sued in Sixth avenue, New York. Three of
them were arrested-The Viking ship ar
rived in New London after its long voyage
from Norway-Colonel Ainsworth ap-
piled to the court for mandamus compel
ling the coroner to allow him to appear
by counsel at the inquest into the
cause of the Ford's theater disaster.
The inquest was continued - Sew
eral medical experts called by the
prosecution testified in the trial of
Lizzie Borden at New Bedford-Among
the appointments made by the president
were those of Holmes Conrad of Virginia
to be assistant attorney general and
Bennington r. Bedle of New Jersey to
be consul at Embellishments
exercises were held at Johns Hopkins,
Princeton, cornell ana otner INSTITUTIONS
THE president, secretary and the pay
ing teller of the Irving Savings institution,
New York, are responsible for q shortage
of so, 900 in the banks funds-New York
police officers tried to summon c. p. Hunt
ington for building bay window over the
street line in defiance of an injunction
-Marvelle w. Cooper left the New
York appraisers stores not to return
Five persons were killed and many in
jured in a fire at Nos. 10 and l2 Montgom-
cry street, New York-Cuciniello man
ager of the Rome branch of the bank of
Naples, was sentenced for swindling--
The third clause of section l of the Irish
home rule bill was passed--.The health
of President Carnot has not improved
Seven more deaths from cholera have oo-
Cured in southern Franoe--The Britain
MIA and Vendetta were badly damaged by
collision just before the race off Dover
Sir Charles Russell and Sir Richard
Webster again addressed tho Behring sea
court. The former proposed the establish
ment of close season-Secretary Her
bert has gone to his Alabama home for a
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