Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-06-29

| ana Une SUnOOl Will ClOSe IN consequence
The German ministers expect a gov
ernment majority of 10 in the reichs-
tag. The alliances among various par
ties opposed to the army bill were
| broken at the last moment by the dis
like of the voters for socialism-Ben
has been placed temporarily in n state of
petty siege because of anarchist outbreaks
M. Norton says NJ. Ducret, editor of
The Cocarde advised him to forge the
! documents alleged to have been stolen
| from the British embassy in Paris-A
| dispatch from Berlin says that Capriyi
organ has opened fire on the chancellor
! and that the negotiations for n Russo-Gfer-
man treaty have failed-It is understood
| in London that Rear Admiral Markham
| and the officers of the Camperdown will be
court martialed-Many anarchist news
papers, leaflets and books have recently
| been seized in the barracks in Milan, Naples,
Florence and Turin, Italy. Many noncom'
missioned officers have been arrested on
| suspicion of having distributed them
Harden and Glover, the two American
! swindlers arrested May 2S in Berlin for
theft, robbery, picking pockets and conf,
dence work, have confessed to five big rob
beries-Ephraim Cox of Middletown,
while crossing the Erie tracks behind a
freight train, stepped in front of an ex-
press and was instantly killed-At Cell
ma, o., c. E. Craig, balloonist, attempted
to make parachute jump. The parachute
failed to work, and Craig fell 300 feet. He
! will die-President and Mrs. Cleveland
| have been invited to attend the centennial
celebration of Williams college. Mr. Cleve-
land has accepted Lake Erie Iron
company and the Union Rolling Mill COM
pany of Cleveland have decided to shut
down on July l for repairs and to await
| the signing of the Amalgamated associa-
tion scale in Pittsburg.
| Tuesday, June "a.
The Victoria was sunk by the Camper
down while the squadron was executing
the change from double to single file
Governor Altgeld pardoned the con-
vcted Haymarket anarchists, Fielden,
Schwab and Neebe-Delegates are. arriv-
ing at Saratoga to attend the convention of
the State League of Republican Clubs,
which opens there today-Class day ex-
ercises were held at Yale university
The coal schooner Thomas w. Havens of
Norfolk was wrecked at Long Branch,
and two sailors were drowned-The
New Hampshire building at the Worlds
fair was formally edicated-The
Viking ship started on its trip to Chi
ut SOOIy VI bllS olhAlLi5 VI oAiS
American ship Alexander McCallum was
told by the survivors Of the disaster, who
arrived at New York on the steamship
Alaska-John Austin Stevens, Sr. and
Jr. filed claims against New York city for
about &, 500 for services in connection with
the naval ball-A suit for 5000 in the New
York city court has led to protest of the
Italian government to Secretary Gresham
The Valkyrie defeated the Britannia,
Satanita and Iverna in 60-mile race
A sailor on n vessel in the Tyne from
France has died from cholera. There
were 455 deaths from the disease
at Mecca on Sunday-The Socialists have
Jared worse and the National Liberals bet
ter than had been expected on the second
ballot in Germany-EXciteme was
created in financial and in Washington Of
fetal circles by the suspension of free sill
yer coinage in India. The white metal fell
to the lowest price ever known-Eugene
Brink, ID, son of Cartman Brink, was
drowned near Hornellsville, n. Y, while
fishing-Senator Hill will deliver an ad-
dress at the Madison county hopgrowers'
picnic at Sylvan Beach July 29-Michael
Powers of Rock Stream, n. Y, was
found alongside of the road with his
neck broken. 1t is supposed that he fell
lTOul HIS WuBOu Nllllc lubOAiCdIcl
Rev. Lansing Van Schoonhaven, pastor of
the Bethany Presbyterian church, Buffalo,
announced that he was in full sympathy
with DIR. Briggs-E. II. Todd, wealthy
carriage manufacturer of Quincy, Ills,
committed suicide-The Pennsylvania
Democratic state convention will be held
in Harrisburg on Sept. 19-Mrs. p.
7. Harris and her 10-year-old daughter
were drowned in the Rio Grande river
near Del Norte-The naval board which
inspected the new cruiser Detroit at Balti
more has announced that the vessel will
be accepted-Samuel Basnel and Joseph
Bradley were struck by train near Be
ment, Ills. Basnel was killed and Bradley
fatally injured
"Wednesday, June rs.
The cabinet discussed the silver ques
tion. 1t is stated that the president de
lays calling an extra session because he
wishes to give the congressman an object
lesson-There was a fierce battle be
tween convicts and prison guards at Full
som, Cal-The sixth annual convention
of the Republican League of State Club;
was held at Saratoga brooklyn day
was observed at the Worlds fair with
big meeting in Music hall-The annual
meeting of the Army of the Potomac asso
| clatlon was helu IN boston \ ale ue
feated Harvard at baseball on the Yale
field by the score of 8 to 0-There were
alumni day and class day exercises at Yale
and other universities and colleges
New York city has refused to pay its share
of the cost of elevating the New York Cen.
tral tracks until the constitutionality OF
the law is decided-A jury awarded Mrs
Ellen Pollock of New York S37 500 in her
suit against her father-in-law for the alien
alton of her husband affections-At the
Parkville disaster inquest in Brooklyn
several persons testified to seeing the
switchman asleep-Maior William r.
Pettigrew was relieved from duty as ma,
jor of the First battalion by Colonel Eddy
of the Forty-seventh regiment at the state
camp at Peekskill, N. Y.-Services
in memory of Vice Admiral Tryon
were held in London-Ahlwardt, the
"Jew batting" member of the reichstag
was again convicted of libel-Mr. Daly's
new theater in London was cpened-E. j.
Phelps continued his arguments before the
Rehring sea tribunal at Paris-There is
little doubt now, says a dispatch from Ber