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


Warden Brush, of Sing sing prison, can
not recover
SAN FRANCISCO, March 26--In a fire.
Jennie Ivriug Ross and five-months-oId
baby were sutfocated by smoke.
ST LOUIS, March 26.-The Corbett-
jackson fight will probab bly, take place
in or near this city. This is official
| BRUSSELS, March 2I King Leopold
| has charged NJ. de Burlot, minister of
the interior, with The formation of new
ministry.
/ SAN FRANCISCO, March PA branch
of the San Francisco Savings union was
robbed at $3.50 a. III. The cashier was
shot and killed
BrDAPEsTu March 26.--The Sons of
Louis Kossuth have sent a telegram to
the chief bugomaster of this city asking
that there be no further trouble, and the
. city is now free from disorder.
CHICAGO, March "a After consulting
with his attorneys Sheriff Gi bert an
nounoed that he would obey the ord er of
/ Judge Chetlain issued the previous day,
postponing the execution of Prendergast
| for two weeks.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, March 26-The
| jury in the case of Martin Howley,
charged with killing his mother, returned
n verdict OF murder in the first degree,
| fixing the penalty at niuety-niue years in
the penitentiary.
| WASHINGTON, March 2s. The secretary
/ Of the navy has ordered Lieut.. Lyman,
/ who was navigating officer of the kear-
sarge when she was wrecked, to appear
! before court-martial as soon as that
/ now trying Commander Heyerman Is
/ finished
LEBANON, Pa, March 26. "A second in
stalment of 10 per cent. will be paid on
March % to the 1,2O) depositors of the
Lebanon Safe and Deposit bank by the
assignee, Jacob NJ. Schenck. The amount
at present available for distribution is
$50 "a
CHICAGO March 27.--Parson Davies has
deposited y, 900 with Stakeholder Will
Davis, the amount due according to the
, article of agreement between Cor EFT and
Jackson. Davies does not have much
confidence in Corbett's sincerity regard
Z ing his desire to meet Jackson.
NEW YORK, March % Recor leG
Smyth set down the trial of DIR. Meyer,
the alleged poisoner, for April 12. Law
yers Brooks and O'Sullivan wanted to
wi hdraw from the case. but were APP
p intei counsel for the defendant.
PHILADELPHIA, March 27.--A sensation
was created on the fl or of the stock ex-
change by the announcement of the fail
ure Of Henry S, Loucheim & Co., bank
ers and brokers. No figures can be OBJ
, tained, the doors of the banking house
e being closed
r PHILADELPHIA, Marc 27.-The decision
, of the United States circuit court in fa-
vor Of the sugar trust in the proceedings
brought by the government to have the
trust declared void was affirmed in the
United States court Of appeals. The
court decided that the case as present Il
> does not show interference with inter
state or foreign commerce. The case will
be appealed by the government to the
United States supreme court
CANTON, o., March 2G. CoXey's army
OF commonweal moved out OF Massillon
on schedule time, there being perhaps
seventy-five stragglers in line at the start
and twenty-five less when Canton was
- reached, eight miles away. Carl Browne
J chief marshal headed the procession. H'
was mounted on a white horse and wal
) followed by half IA dozen aides all mount
ed on horses belong ging to CoXey, whit
l rode in carriage drawn by pair c
- spirited steeds.
rs LANCASTER, Pa, March 90 Charlie
D. Bawn, u young man of IS years Of go
p family connections tried to fire the larg
u hardware esta biishment Steiuman d Co
50 Of this city, where he was employed. ii
20 made full confession. but could give II
r5 motive for his crime. Investigation in
d dicatcs positively that he is the person
. who within the past six weeks has ex
: pioael two dynamite bombs in the heart