Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-06-28
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

NORFOLK, Va, June 23.-Hon. John F.
Dozendorff, ex-member of congress from
Norfolk district, is dead, aged 60 years.
| WASHINGTON, June 25. 5.-President Cleve-
land received Capt. Hill Male grand
master of the Grand United Order of Odd
Fellows of England.
| WASHINGTON, June 28.-By permission
of Secretary Herbert eleven more of the
! Salvadorean refugees on the Bennington
have been landed upon their own written
request.
LONDON, June 26-United States Am
bassador Bayard called upon the duke OF
York and presented his congratulations
upon the birth of son to the duke and
duchess.
BUzZARDs BAY, Mass, June 23.-Mrs.
| Cleveland, Mrs. f. &. Benedict and Mrs.
Frank Hastings, the presidents sister,
were entertained at an evening party by
Joe Jefferson at "Crows Nest"
STAMFORD, Conn, June 26.-Miss Emma
Juch and Francis l.. Wellman, assistant
district attorney of New York city, were
married in st. Andrews church here.
The ceremony was most elaborate.
Boston, June 23.-The peoples party
state central committee has decided that
the state convention would be held in Bos-
ton July 49, when full ticket will be put
| in the field and an active campaign be
commenced.
LONDON, June 25-The correspondent
of the Chronicle at Rome in a despatch
denying that Archbishop Ireland is to be
made cardinal, says it is more probable
that Archbishop Corrigan would take pre-
cedence of Archbishop Ireland
| RICHMOND, Va, June 27.-It is reported
here on excellent authority that United
States Senator-elect Thomas S. Martin,
and Miss Lucy Day, of Smithfield, Isle of
Wight county, Virginia, are to be married.
Miss Day is the daughter of ex-Congress-
man Day.
ROME, June 26.-Gen Mocenni, minis
ter of war, has resigned from the cabinet
but the king has refused to let him retire
Mocenni was insulted by Sig. Imbriani
the radical leader, during debate in the
chamber on June 15 and he wished to be
relieved Of his office so as to be free to
challenge Imbriani
WASHINGTON June % 3-Representa-
tives Bailey, of Texas; Williams, of Miss
issippi Goldzier, of Illinois; Hayes, of
Iowa; Senator Walsh, of Georgia, and Gov
Hogg, of Texas, have accepted invitations
to speak at the Tammany Hall celebra'
tion on July a. Others have been invited,
but have not replied.
LONDON, June 26.-Queen Victoria SEN!
a long dispatch by private wire to Madame
Carnot expressing her deep sorrow and
sympathy. Lord Kimberly telegra phed
the marquis of Dufferin British ambas,
sador at Paris, instructing him to express
in the name of the queen her majesty's
horror and deep regreet at the murder of
President Carnot.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-Attorney GEN
eral Olney's recent address before Brown
university on the scholar in politics, in
which he treats exhaustively of the unrest
of labor, is in great demand by senators
and congressman, and since the unfortu-
nate assassination of President Carnot
the demand has increased beyond his
power to supply his friends with copies
of it.
MONTREAL, June 80 The news of the
death of his grace Archbishop Tache, of
st. Boniface, was received with general re-
gret in this city, with which he WAS con-
nected by so many ties throughout his
long career. Archbishop Tache was the
youngest man ever consecrated bishop in
America, if not in the world. He was but
27 years of age when appointed to the
episcopality. -.
| MAssILLoN, o, June 26.-Gen. Coxey, OF
commonweal fame, as congressional
candidate must not be considered too
seriously. While Coxey will doubtless
poll heavy vote, his defeat seems
almost a certainty. There is a great
deal of talk of democratic endorsement of
Mr.. Coxey's nomination, but the real
party leaders would rather indorse candi-
date Taylor, republican as he is, than com
nit their party to the leader of the COM
monwealers.
MONTREAL, June 28.-Bishop Sillitoe
died at New Westminster, B. c., June 8.
The fact of his death was unknown until
now on account of the floods, which kept
the wires down. Acton Minayer Sllitoe,
D. d., d. G. H., was born In Sydney, n. S.
W., 45 years ago and was educated at
Pembroke college, Cambria. He was at
one time chaplain at Geneva, Switzerland,
and at the British legation at Harre-
Darin- Staat IN 1877. While there he was
an intimate friend of the late Princess
Alice.
New YORK, June 23.-Gov. James S.
Hogg, of Texas, and party of bankers,
representative business men and capital
lists, also from the Lone Star state, the
contingent being worth nearly $50, ,00O, 000
are in the city. They came to New York
principally to be present at the Saen ger
fest. The governor said: 81 must abso-
lutely refuse to talk on politics in any
shape or manner except to say that after
the coming election in November l shall
retire from politics and devote my atten-
tion to my law practice at Tyler"
GREENsBURG, Pa, June 23.-"Un-
known" Smith, of Coxey commonweal
fame and ex-organizer of populist clubs, is
in trouble here, locked up in Jail, charged
with drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct While in maudlin condition he
invaded the campus Of the Greensburg
seminary, where a lawn fete was being
held. Smith mounted box and began
speaking on the non-interest bearing bonds
and good roads doctrine, max ing very in
sulting and vulgar remarks. For this he
was elected and placed under arrest.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-When Repre-
sentative Jerry Simpson made his appear
ance on the floor of the house after his long
absence on account of illness he was ac-
corded hearty ovation. Proceedings on
the floor were interrupted by a generous