Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-11-09

| BOSTON, Nov. 8.-Directum and Alix
nave bee n matched to trot at Mystic park
"ednesd ay November 10th, for So, OO0
PHILLrPsBURo, N. j., Nov s.-Notice
was given that, beginning Monday. the
Standard silk mill will run full time under
reduced scale of wages.
WARSAW, Nov. S.-Twenty- six more ar
rests have been made here In come ction
Win the socialist agitation. Most of the
prisoners are educated women
LONDON, Nov. S.-A despatch from Lis
Don states that an attack has been made
by the natives upon Milanji, British sta.
tion In East Africa.
PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. 2-Advance
sheets of the annual catalogue show col
lective gain over last yea in students of 20.
the total enrolment thi year being 1,G9l
CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-Philip D. Armour
has given his personal check for 500, ,UUJ to
the Armour institute and authorized Dir.
II. w. Gunseulus to spend the whole
amount at jackson park for scientific ap-
paratus and collections for the institute.
BosToN, Nov. 2-Police Commissioner,
Whiting, Lee and Clarke has received
green goods circulars, in which they were
instructed to send kilograms, no letters,
to James Barlow, Easton, Pa. The com
missioners turned the circulars over to the
superintendent Of police.
MONTREAL, Nov. Sex Prem ie,r Ner
cier, of Quebec, in letter published in
the Montreal Patrie, declares that his an
xyta ax,, -. a.. Al
OF Canadian conservative papers, and as
serts on his word of honor that he is op-
posed to the annexation of Canada to the
United States
WASHINGTON, Nov. "A committee
representing the Augusta, Ga, exposition
and Georgia state agricultural society, ar
rived in this city last night and will to day
extend to President Cleveland, Vice Presi-
dent Stevenson and the members OF the
cabinet an invitation to visit the exposition
between Nov. l4th and Dec 14th.
New BRUNSWICK, N. J., Nov. 2-The
faculty of Rutgers coll ege have forbidden
the football team to make their trip south
on account of all but two of the members
OF the eleven being behind in their studies
In consequence OF this decision the annual
fall field day will be aband oned, and 1t Is
thought the team will be dsbanded
New YoRK, Nov. 8.-The Heralds Rio
despatch says: President Peixoto has re-
ceived word that the governments OF Eng
land and France have informed the gov
ernment of the United States that they
will maintain positions of strict neutrality
with regard to Brazilian affairs, and not
interfere in any way with the progress of
the revolution.
CHICAGO, Nov 7.-Arrangements wre
made at secret meeting for memorial
demonstration next Sunday over the
graves of anarchists Spies, Parsons, Engel
and Fischer at WaLlheim cemetery The
meeting was attended by "a delegates.
said to be representatives Of various tra des
unions of the city. Fully 5000 psople are
expected to attend
MANCHESTER, N. H., Nov. S.-Gen.
Charles Williams offer for the New
Hampshire building at the worlds fair
has been accepted by the commissioners,
and Gen. Williams will transport the
building to this city and it is to be given to
the municipality free of charge, to be erected
in Derryfield park. The building is of New
Hampshire grauite, and cost $4,000 to
build at Chicago
New YoRK, Nov. 3-The detectives of
this city have obtained information as to
the identity of the fiend who attempted to
kill Governor Roswell P. Flower with an
Internal machine in September, 1892 1t
will be remembered that the governor re-
ceived letter of warning, and it now APP
pears that the machine and letter wepe
both sent by some party The Internal
machine was mailed first but the letter
which was afterwards written reached
Governor Flower first. After sending the
machine the fiend doubtless became
alarmed and wrote the note OF warning
LANC AsTER, Pa, Nov. Mar tBuzzard
one of the men charged with robbing Isaiah
Schaeffer and murderously assaultiug him
at Groffdale last week, has made con-
fession, the details of which are withheld,
duplicating his brother, Abe BuEzard, the
notorious leader Of the Welsh mountain
outlaws, who was recently pardoned from
the Eastern penitentiary, since which time
he has been travelling through the country
as an evangelist. Abe was arrested
Schueffer, who it was thought was out of
danger, has had relapse, and is now in
critical condition. Physicians are prob
ing for the ball.
WASHINGTON, Nov 8.-The navy depart
ment is very much at sea concerning the
status of the Brazilian situation. The
despatch received from Capt. Picking is
the basis for the uncertainty, for its text
has been interpreted in several ways, and
each Interpretation means very much or
very little. When the dispatch was trans
lated from the cipher in which It came,
the main sentence read: "Firing daily be-
tween opponents, but without result look
ing to settlement" Later period was
inserted between Result" aud Looking"
leaving the phrase Looking to settle
ment" standing alone and indicating that
the end of the revolution was near.
New York, Nov. Lewis Thompson,
the cashier Of the Madison Square bank.
has turned states evidence In order to
clear his skirts of the criminal charges
puainst him When Attornev Do,;.