Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-04-27

press victoria at the vatican and had q
long interview with the emperor-There
was long and desperate struggle between
police and strikers at Hull. A fire is rag
ing there, supposed to have been started
by striking docker The loss will be $500.
OOO-Shakespeares birthday was cele-
brated at Stratford-upon- on-Avon-Unio
carpenters at the Worlds fair have been
ordered to strike today-The boat used
by the fugitive Sing Sing murderers was
found on the beach at Haverstraw
Attorney General Rosendale refused
to bring an action to annul the char
ters of the Brooklyn and Union
elevated railroads of Brooklyn - The
Theosophical society began its annual
convention at the headquarters in New
York. Representatives were present from
the Indian European and American sec
tions-Horace Waters, the piano manu-
facturer, died-Two men were danger
ously hurt in a barroom fight in Paterson,
n. 1.-THE Brooklyn Tabernacle cele-
brated the twenty-fourth anniversary of
DR.. Talmage's pastorate-General Con
Zales, ex-president of Mexico, has almost
recovered from his recent serious ill
ness Charles Adkins, 13, north Little
Rock, while playing with a pistol, shot
and killed August Northwang, PA
wagon containing John E. Smith, his wife
and three children was struck by train
near Warsaw, Ind. All were killed
Four men were arrested for killing fish in
the Mohawk river with dynamite-In
Kansas City every male citizen must vote
or pay poll taxa drunken mob on an
Ohio river steamer landed at Wheeling
and terrorized the city-Cowboys and
Navajo Indians had askirmish in Colorado
Baron Rothschild gave his Alpine
chateau as hospital for consumptives-
Ancient tin mines of great value were dis
covered in Mexico by an American
Cleveland brewers expect a strike on May
day.
Tuesday, April 25.
That Governor Flower had decided to
commute the sentence of Carlyle Harris
was announced as certain by the New York
Times-The Spanish warships with the
Columbus caravels in tow arrived at New
York and were followed by the rest of the
feet-Hawaiian Commissioner Carter
started for Honolulu-The unsuccessful
search for the fugitive murderers from
Sing Sing was continued-Methodi
ministers in Buffalo denounced Lieutenant
Governor Sheehan-Columbian guards at
the World fair went on strike. Union car
penters refused to go out when ordered
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, chancellor
of the exchequer, introduced the new
budget in the house of commons 1t shows
a deficit of e1 ,574, 600, which it is proposed
to meet by increasing the income tax
There were further Orange riots in Belfast.
In the house of commons the home secre-
tary blamed Mr.. Balfour and Lord Ran
dolph for much of the disorder-The
or laI Co.
pend its sittings sine die owing to King
Oscars attitude on the consular question
Emperor William and King Humbert
reviewed the Italian troops in Rome
New York bankers received a proposition
from the president for an issue of bonds
and suggested several notifications of the
plan-The Duke de Veragua and party
called at the White House and were re-
ceived by the president and Mrs. Cleveland
Three fanatical evangelists in New
Jersey were put in Hackensack Jail to
await trial on charge of attempted fraud
May day strikes are threatened in the
Pennsylvania mining districts larger
reward is to be offered for the capture of
the two murderers who escaped from Sing
Sing-A child in Peabody, Mass, has been
sleeping for six days-St Louis citizens
asked that one of the new American line
steamers be named after their city-A
Chicago labor leader, who attempted to in
cite the carpenters at the Worlds fair
grounds to strike, was arrested and elected
from jackson park-Citizens of New
Mexico have called on the governor for
protection from the Navajo Indians-A
wind storm in Indiana blew out the whole
front of brick building-The negroes at
James City agreed to go out without re-
sistance when they saw the troops-Arti-
cles were signed for the La Blanche-Mc
Carthy prize fight-The Long Island rail.
road station robbers pleaded guilty-A
mob in Columbus S. c., lynched an in
nocent man who had appealed to the gov
ernor for protection-A wealthy farmer
in Berks county, Pa, was sentenced to
three years imprisonment for stealing
butter
Wednesday, April &c.
The fleet of United States and foreign
warships which are to take part in the naval
parade and review arrived at New York
from Hampton Roads and anchored in the
lower bay-Governo Flower signed the
Saxton antipoolroom bill--At least 10
persons were killed in a collision between
a runaway passenger train and freight
train near Somerset, Pa.-Superintend
ent Lathrop made an inquiry into the es-
cape of the murderers, Roehl and Pallis-
ter, from Sing Sing and decided that
Hulse, a guard and Maher, the yardman,
were solely to blame-Two lives were lost
and property valued at over 100000 was
destroyed by fire in Chicago armory-
woman was found dead in the bathtub at
her home in Brooklyn. Cracks around the
door and window were stopped up, and the
gas was turned on-Belfast is still in an
unquiet state, and fears are entertained of
further trouble between Natonalists and
Orangemen-Special Referee George
Raines of Rochester began the hearing of
new evidence in favor of Carlyle w.
Harris-The cabinet decided to re-
ject the offers of New York bank
ers to supply gold to the treasury
President Cleveland filled several
diplomatic posts in South America
The jury who are to decide whether or not
Dr. Robert w, Buchanan poisoned his wife
had not agreed at midnight and were
locked up to stay until 10 O'Clock this
morning-Inquiry in regard to the mel
mite scandal was made in the French SEN
ate. General Loizillon and NJ. de Frey
cinet denied that the war office had been
guilty of rruption-Leader of the Con-