Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-03-29
PERSONAL.

! SAN AN-.rat-, ~ .. NT,,,,, oe ~,
Eaessman w. L. Wilson is much inn
proved.
SAN Fp,,.,,oo, Mach oe Ricb,ra
Cr,lzo,. i, 49,, rl.a, r, taI- w,
political subjects.
LONDON. March oG - limited States
Ambassador Bayard and Mrs. Bayard
are visiting Bath
WAsurvcrov Nr,rob s--Conf,ressroo -
Robert +. Brattan of MARYLAND who has
been living dangerously i'll for some days.
is iead.
w ,.,,,,,,,.,,,- NJ, 90 ,,.,
Walkers formal orders direct him to sail
from San Francisco April 9th by steamer
for Honolulu.
Rosrov Ntar,h oe puo.;aart CIeva-
I,rd has n,,,,'t - ,.,,,.tiar,t - honorar,,
mem ber7hip in the Colonial society OF
massachusetts.
1y,sr,,>,c.ro,- ,r,ro,, or co,otor col
ouitt ~ G.. ,iLa ,,.,s attncLod by
paralysis for The second time about n
week ooo is dead
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H.. hi ~ ,,i"0o., IL, tha %a,ionaI
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LONDON, March 26 Mr. Gladstone at
tended divine worship at Brighton, and
remained throughout service OIL three
n"ur7 duration.
WASHINGTON. March %. 49, Secretary
Carlisle has appointed .Joseph Y. Page.
of New York. chief clerk in the oflice of
the COMPTROLLER of the currency.
p,.t.>-oe ,,.,r,s ,T,ob oe A1,,,iuot
,tl,Iai, '.i.,,' ,i'',I t,,,, - ~
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reported to be determined to continue tae
s. s.rugple apainst President Peixoto
bEoohLfN' Marcn 20 - james Cau!- Caul!!
heIu Che reporter Vi une brooh'yh Clul-
,, ~" was suuuehIy sVricheh oililu la7O
in"r9uaS Mhlle s'"n"ilS III lfolO Vi .he
'Hlce' mas nau MS sisnO resVoreu 10 hllh
DAyroy q March os - Major William
Dennison Bickham, since 1868 e.titor and
/ proprietor of they Dayton journal, "A
/ delegate to every republican national
/ convention, instrumental in the nomina-
/ ton of Hayes for the presidency. is dead
at his home here.
puIIADELPufA March 26 -D;ractor nf
NIiuts Preston has instructed DIR Eugene
Townsend. the new superintendent of the
Philadelphia mint, to take the oath of
Office next Saturday and enter upon his
duties Monday, April 2.
po,,rp ca March OF T. Uyylis
,,.as l,ilI"d Iast vel Lv his ff+aa,,,.a,. ',,,9
old d.u,rh,o. TiIIin, a,,a IL. ,vifa M
,,irl crai1ns tbat cha tiIlod hor fatbar ~
Eaa,, hin, fror, cbol-in,, har ,,otho, ~
dentb Sba ,yos ,,ivnn ,,rolir,inor,,
trinI tba iurv randar.ng , verdict in az
accordanc9 with the girls version of the
affair.
Dt,>,,rrp 6,ol March OF 1,d,,a pI,++
D, ',,'' ',,'',,,aai Co.,. 60 ~
G,.a a,,d ,,alioa Ln,rd oa,,trr,,a,.s,, a,,-
-,,,ad ,iositi,,olr. +I,a+ th,, l,o,',,n,,'', Li
,,i,,a,, bis ,,ro,,,iso nnt 10 cnn a,t tha
r,fli.ia o,,,in for tho nnr,,os,, of ,,oso,t-
inc, tbe rs.r,oved connissinnars Orr and
/ NIortip Tba governor refuses to he in.
| tervewed.
/ Npw yopr March oa-Tbo voriors
| Uun,,ori, 4 n socie.ies have decided to boI,
mass meeting Tuesday night to ARRANGE
| for "A mem, rial in honor of Xossut h.
Representatives of the societies are trvinp
TO secure Cooper Union in which an nd
dress will be delivered upon the life anG
work OF Kossuth. Carl Schurz will b,
asked to deliver this grafton.
Chicago. March 2S.-The Union Iaapu,
club, the most influential social orGani'
Aitloh O. ohlcago' is' IL Is salI, seriously
considering Che question Oh 'NprllinR
congressman breckihrldge from mono
rafy membership nere are only thfee
names on the cups Ist OF honorary
mem nerS FIX res','enV n ii'.r rF'soll, Cnaul-
cey NJ Depe" anu 'he Nei'ucAy coh-
/ EresShl"h'
SARATOGA, N. Y, March 26.-lsaac j..
| Burdick is dead, aged w years HIS an
cestors were among the early set1Ier' OF
/ warren couhVy' ihree Gnu 'ren surnlNe
nm one OF wnoni Is 'ne nv "a, d. Dur
GicK' pastor o, 'he II rec NG'noulsV cnurcll t,r
ME- burdl' IS "ile aieu twenty Ihree
/ years ago iier iu1erat was netu On
Easter sunday lhe u"y upon WHICH her
husband Will take place
| WASHINGTON, March 26 There is very
/ little doubt that the President as soon as
| he has been able to dispose of the Bland
seigniorage bill, proposes to take another
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