The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-11-30
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Interesting News Itesns From All ov'
the World


Interesting News Items From All over
the World
Montreal is to have a worlds fair in
1876.
\ case Of leprosy is reported at Pater-
son. y. J.
ST Louis people are aroused over elec-
tion frauds
Slight earthquake shocks occurred IA
New England.
\ general lockout Of New York shirt
makers l. imminent
General John I McClernand Of Spring
field, Ills, II very i'll
Robert D. Morrison. a prom inent Balti-
more lawyer. Is dead
The Virginia jockey club has cut loose
from the association
Two men were burned TO death III the
Tahlequah Il. T. Jail.
Paul Conrad. the famous lottery man.
is dead at New Orleans.
Five Kansas City students have been
fined for grave robbery
The car will visit the courts of Berlin
and Vienna in the spring
The Finlanders have sworn allegiance
TO the new Russian car
Admiral Da CANA Is to take command
of the Brazilian rebel land forces
The Brazilian congress has fixed the
strength of the army at 20. 600 men
1t Is now said that over 200 were killed
In the recent eartl uakes in Sicily
Food was distributed at meeting of
striking cloakmakers in New York
Fifty thousand people are said to be
homeless from the earthquakes III Italy
An organized gang of postofiice robbers
has been broken up in Southern ll''noIs-
The bursting OF badly loaded cannon
at Tegucigalpa. Honduras. killed - men
Another cabinet crisis Is imminent in
Hungary, caused in part by hossuth's
tour.
The commercial treaty between Italy
and Paraguay has been ratified by both
Lord Ashburton. a famous inter
national swindler, has been arrested in
London.
Manager Barnie wants TO arbitrate his
differences with the National Baseball
league.
The French government has decorated
Kate Field, the Washington ID. O.
edtress.
Fourteen cars of cotton burned in the
Southern Pacific yards at Houston, Tex
Loss $4,000.
The citizens of Muskogee. I. +, have
offered 81. 800 for the arrest of Bill Cook
and his gang
The Spanish Conservatives in the Cortes
have assented to truce on the Cuban
home rule bill
The Venezuelan town of Carache was
destroyed by an earthquake. The loss of
life was small.
Duck hunters shot two boys at Niagara
Falls because one OF them threw a stick
from the bridge.
Bicylist Johnson went mile in l:56 >
at Louisville, breaking the standing start
worlds record.
French papers at Tonquin urge France
to take FOrmosa and PesCadores during
hostilities in the east.
The body of General John c. Fremont.
which has been in vault in New York
Will be Inferred tomorrow.
Jean Victor Duruy. the well know
French historian and a former minister Of
public instruction, Is dead.
Materan Leon: cooper, was shot and
killed at Franklin, La, by W. r. Roberts
editor OF The Patterson Optic.
\ negro has been lynched near Spartans-
burg, :. C.. after being cleared on a
charge of raping a white girl.
The Chicago and Northern Pacific bond
holders committee decided at New York
upon plan of reorganization
Relations between Japan and Hawaii
are strained on account Of the latteTs at
titude toward japanese laborers.
George ID. Teller. a veteran railroad
man, WAS stricken with apopIcNy AT his
home in Buffalo and died instantly.
More than 20 families were made home
less by the burning of fiat buildings in
Chicago. Five people were injured
The Baltimore garmentworkerS will
strike To abolish the sweating system
Six thousand workmen will be- affected
Many Odessa students have been ar
rested for declining To- vote for the purchase
of "a wreath for Car AieXander's funeral
a. q. Barnes and !. c. Noble. mem ber-
of the Toledo Bicycle club, have reached
st Louis on their trip around the world
Nfarfr-r, G
election 10y joint caucus Of the Demo
| cratic members OF the Alabama le-yisla-
ture
Arthur g. Mclean. the murderer of
\ettie Douglass, near Concord. y. II
wa~ sentenced to ~ years III the state
prison.
According TO Chicago reports a big re-
ductiUn hu- been made in eastern uI~-eu-
ger rates and freight rates have been in
creased.
over 100 people We're injured. two seri-
Ously. by a smoke-taCk falling through a
skylight in the Handy Abstract building.
| Chicago
Gold for bond purchases was sold in
100000 lots 10y New York firm at pre-
MUM of from one-tenth To one-quarter of
| per cent.
St Paul takes Sioux City's place in the
| western baseball league Captain Com
1 iskey. formerly of Cincinnati. got the
/ franchise
| The state department l. warned of ef-
| forts in Germany to exclude American
| fruits and to discriminate against Amrri-
can small arms.
| The British prOtectorate over Uganda
| was formerly proclaimed in August The
! borders of Uganda viii be extended to in
| clude a part of Jnyoro.
/ In order to obtain sufficient revenue to
| operate numerous canals the Dominion
! government may throw them open to
| United States shipping.
| Commander William H Brownson and
| the other officers of the United States
! cruiser Detroit, We're given an audience bv
| the queen regent of Spain
Mrs. Annie Wetherhill, a wealthy resi-
| dent of Palmyra, y. J., was found dead
! by her husband, with bullet hole in the
| region OF the heart. having suicided
| Surveys are being made for new rail.
| road across the Mexican state of ChiapaS.
! connecting with the Tehauntepec rail
| road, but skirting the Guatemala frontier
Silver shippers of New York are not sur-
| prised by the report that smelters and re.
| timers of this country may transfer from
! London to New York the control of the
| silver market.
| Turkestan cotton Is threatened by the
| low prices of American cotton and the
| arbitrage committee has petitioned the
| russian government to raise the duties ON
| American cotton.
Fierce fighting caused the police TO stop
the McAulitfe-Zeigler bout in the third