Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-05-25

puy made a speech at Toulouse on
! the government programme and the
political situation in France gov
ernment of Nicaragua has forbidden the
Pacific Mail steamers to call at San Juan
while the port is in the hands of the rev.
olutionists-The Campania was delayed
at Queenstown by the arrangement of a
steam pipe-Emperor William has issued
a statement that he is in supreme COM
mand of the army only in tiIae of wat, I'm
| plying that he will not coerce the soldier
vote-The Houved monument was un-
yelled at Buda-Pesth-NewY York minis
ters denounced the Chinese exclusion act
Southern and Canadian Pacific rail-
roads are engaged in a war of rates to see
which can carry freight more cheaply from
New York to San Francisco The Cana
| dian road will make a big reduction
Naval Cadet Russell A. Deane of New
York, fourth class, was placed on the San
tee for rhazing-Assistant Secretary of the
Navy McAdoo will inspect the war college
and torpedo station at Newport Stephen
| w Dorsey and others have organized the
| National Gas company of Denver, with
S1000,000 capital stock-Mr. Cleveland
has acknowledged the receipt of picture
of Frederick Koehler and his eight sons, all
! Democrats of Upper Sandusky, O.--The
Chicago Single Tax club will give recep-
tion next Friday to Mrs. Mary Frost Orms-
by Of New York, president of the National
Democratic Influence clubs.
Tuesday May 23.
Dispatches were received announcing the
defeat of the government troops by the rev.
olutionists in Nicaragua-In her trial for
! speed the new cruiser New York exceeded
81 knots, making her the fastest armored
fFp.NV %la4w
Carlyle Harris almost succeeded in killing
himself with poison the day before his exc
cution-The Swiss exhibit at the Worlds
fair was closed by the Swiss commissioner
because of the arrest of one of the exhibit
ors by United States customs officers
State Commander Cleary of the Grand
Army of the Republic ordered that Noah
L. Farnham post of New York should
be isbanded-Secretary Herbert as
signed Commodore Oscar T. Stanton
as commander of the south Atlantic sta
tion-The Infanta Eulalie spent the day
sightseeing, visiting the treasury depart
ment and other public buildings in Wash.
ington, and dined with DR. and Mrs ]. l..
NJ. Curry-The National Bank of Deposit,
New York, will close it's doors this morn
ing The state of the money market led to
its uspension-Attachm were issued
against the property of the Domestic Sew
ing Machine company at the instance of
the Astor Place bank, New York, and
a deputy sheriff was placed in charge
of the company's Office at Broadway
and Fourteenth street.-The interna-
tional congress of miners opened in
Brussels-Premier Giolitti has agreed to
reconstruct the Italian cabinet-About
250,O00 persons attended in Hyde park, Lon
don, on Sunday, the demonstration of the
Irish National league of Great Britain
Friction has arisen between Surveyor of the
Port Lyon and Lieutenants Shoemaker of
the revenue cutter Washington and Her
ring of the Chandler as to who has author
ity to control the movements of those YES
sells in New York waters-Special com.
mittees of the committee of one hundred
= met and completed the programme fol
the infanta's entertainment during hel
stay in New York and the Saragossa
band serenaded Mayor Gilroy - Sail
ors from the Russian warship Dimitri
Donskoi buried one of their comrades in
New York, using the picturesque funeral
service of the Greek church-A suit
brought by Huyler Westervelt to recover
$1,000 damages from Arthur j. Moore for
assault was on trial before Judge Giegerich
in the court of common pleas, New York
Major Lloyd Aspinwall said under
oath in relation to his financial condition
that he might have so or 20 cents in bank
AT least 5000 persons are expected at
the Baptist gathering at Denver-The
steamer Ohio is quarantined at the Della
ware breakwater because of measles and
varioloid-George Mccarthy and Ras
Lewis, the alleged Roslyn robbers, who
escaped from Ellensburg (Wash.) Jail, have
been recaptured.
Wednesday, May "a.
The Worlds fair national commission
voted to adopt the judiciary committees
minority report in favor of Sunday open.
ing-Tornadoes did great damage to
property in Ohio, Michigan and Indiana
and at Louisville. Three men were killed
and several injured at Cleveland-The
Presbyterian general assembly at Wash
ington began the consideration of the ap
peal in the Briggs case. The report Of
board of home missions was received
President and Mrs. Cleveland entertained
the Infanta Eulalie at state dinner-A
A. Mcleod resigned the presidency of the
Boston and Maine railroad-The Ma
tionaF bank of Elmira, N. Y, failed
The Chicago art critics made laundering
and false charge against the students o.
the New York Art league-Drexel, Nor
!
mond Terminal was announced-Tht
temporary programme for the entertain
, ment in New York Of the infanta was adopt
ed-Benj. F. Carver, wealthy retired
stock operator, killed himself by climbing
out of the window oPhis room at the Hote
Bristol, New York-Epidemic Of small
pox is increasing in Gothenburg-Tht
sultan has decided to allow Hebrews tC
serve in the Turkish army-Princt
Bismarck is going to Kissingen fol
the summer to drink the waters
, The Behring sea court resumed proceed
ings. Mr.. Carter accused Sir Charles Rus
sell of incorporating his arguments-
The Nicaraguan revolutionists defeated tn,
government troops with great loss OF
Saturday-Twoo of the French delegates
to the miners conference in Brussels wer
expelled from Belgium by order of tn
government - Lord Salisbury spok
against home rule. in Larne and Belfast
The union dock laborers at Hull returned
to work - More than 100 people ar
thought to have been killed by landslil
, In Norway-Farnham post, which hal