Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-12-28

New YORK, Dec. e7--Timothy Kane
who, while drunk, signifed his intention
to kill the Rev. DIR. Parkhurst, was sent t.
BlRckwell's island for six months.
NEW YORK, Dec. ga special to tn
sun from Lyons, n. Y, says that Jane
Morris, commonly known as James Rice
former slave, died in Lsos Sunday
one hundred and twenty-one years of age
LOWELL, Mass, Dec. 27-The Lowell
manufacturing company has resumed
work In all its departments with full
complement of help. There were many
more applicants for work than coult
De given situations.
PHoENIxvILLE, Pa, Dec. 27-Paul
schwartz, proprietor of the American
metallurgical works, is dead from pneu
monla He was the only living holder OF
the chemical secret for making cheap higt
grade steel, and the secret dies with him
IR)vIDENcE, R. l., Dec. 27.-Sheldor
and Binney, and Wilbur, jackson and
Co., the bankers who were forced to sus
pend payments on Aug. 12, resumed bust
ness this morning, The assignee has ar
ranged with the creditors to accept liqui-
dation notes.
CAPE Town, Dec. 27.-A despatch re
ceived here from Major Forbes, command.
ing the field forces of the British South
Africa company, says that the Matabeles
have been completely subjugated. 1t is
added that King Lo Bengula has fed and
that he apparently has no intention of re-
turning.
PARIS, Dec. 2T.-It having been reported
that British colony was to be founded at
Tanaris, on the gulf of Lyons, the Figaro
makes strong protest against the forma-
ton of British colony there 1t bases its
objection principally ON the fact that the
colony could easily become the centre of a
system of espionage ON the French Medit-
erranean defenses.
CANAJoHARIE, N. Y, Dec. 27.-The ice
in the Mohawk river broke up and gorged
near Fort Plain, causing the water to
back up and cover the New York Central
railroad tracks several inches At St.
louisville it is necessary to use boats to
reach the river bridge. The mercury has
fallen to 10 above zero, which will no
doubt check the flood. The ice men had
just commenced their harvest.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Dec. 27-After very
hard and incessant labor the body of
Jerry Leary, the miner who was entombed
in the East Rear Ridge colliery, at Ma
hanoy Plane, Friday night, has been
found. Although buried under tons OF
coal, the body was not mutilated. Leary's
death was caused by broken neck. He
was widower and leaves several chill
dren.
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Comptroller Weth-
erell has made engagements with the five
banks in which city money is deposited tc
provide S400, coo for the purpose of meet
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VI ci'llls
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2I-Cont1ary to gen
eral expectations, Corbett and Mitchell
W " ~ noo slio py usyl'suV. ms lniornia-
80 90 20 GU W Jne 59s..rn rIPre,
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1acNsonNliie' It', ne III ie''er IRON q. ~. L.
o"nen' ,iio HeiieIal manager oi 'he ciup'
ri tnI' noMuei s'iys tiie principals ana clup
iS 10y ol91 f vlie uaylisn1 pan pue le.ters re,
oSNe., irohi many spoFtinS men suggesoeu
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VIZ ava A''ei pan mas 'een ap"ii''Oiea'
"'''t'' i|' y - eoi4ioiS SiSe y" iiS heii
at the state mouse yesterday on the SUD
lect oil renewing the unemployed in the
clties and towns OF the state between Gov.
husseil, Dr. Park of.the Medtord asylum
trustees, Clerk Wells OF the board of
charity and lunacy, and DIR. Samuel w.
Abbott oil the state board oil health The
conference was private,
Gov. Russell urged the gentlemen to
look about and see what could be done
II there were buildings begun or in pro-
cess of construction, measures should be
taken to push them to completion. The
state, he thought, was affected in these
times as well as the city. If legislation
were necessary he would do what he could
and assign the matter at the close of his
term to his successor, in whose hands the
project of relief would suffer nothing.
puuAnEIpurA Dac o7 corar,l Nt.s+an
Workman Sovereign of tbe Kniobts ~
Labor. has issued an official stotement in
which he outlines the conrse he will nnr.
sue. He saws the order muat mt ;ts prin.
ciples into the statutes of the countrv and
make them n mart of the nractice of sociat,,
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