Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-10-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


Sweden, is dead in Stockholm.
Senator German says he will m, Ike
no campaign speeches anywhere.
A powder mill exploded at Athens,
Greece, Monday. Six workmen were
torn to pieces
Eugene Oudin, the comic opera sim
ger, was stricken with paralysis in
London Saturday.
The czar's physicians announce that
his appetite is going and his strength
"has not increased"
Some of the delegates to the German
socialist congress think the party edi.
tors and leaders are overpaid
A song composed by Emperor viii.
liam will be sung in the royal opera
house in Berlin next Sunday.
The town board of Neversink, N. Y.
has been indicted for not destroying
the ballots of the last election.
The appeal in the Breckenridge case
was dismissed, and Miss Pollard is en-.
titled to $l5,000-if she can get it.
The British bark Woodbine, from
New York September /, for Parahyba,
has been wrecked near Port Natal
Negotiations for peace between Chi
ma and Japan are said on trustworthy
authority to be under way at Seoul
Four children of Rev. Ross Taylor
We're burned to death in a fire which
destroyed his residence at Nyack, NY
A confession written by William
Lake, stating his resolve TO kill the wo-
man he loved, was found at Albion,
N. Y.
Estella Dietz, daughter of Charles
Dietz, of White Plans, N. Y, eloped
with Otto Won Luck, the family's coach
man.
The New York garbage commission
examined the utilization" plant at st.
Louis, and found that it emitted very
offensive odors
The Chinese are massing troops in
Kirin province to the north of Corea,
and Corean rebels are marching on
Seoul from the south.
Alderman Parks, of New York city,
pleaded not guilty to the Indictment
charging him with running a gambling
house at Asbury Park.
Carlos Holguin, ex-president of the
United States of Colombia and presi-
dent of the senate, died at Bogota Fri.
day of kidney disease.
Jack Bladon, one of Gov. Tillman's
North Carolina dispensary law consta-
bles, has been convicted of of murder
and sentenced to be hanged
Forty bodies have been recovered
from the colliery at Amino, where an
explosion occurred on Saturday Thirty
persons were also seriously injured.
The Memphis, Tenn, police are
a,I,t g..
was charged with having formed a
bigamous marriage with Miss Josie
Millazzi
Rev. ]. L. Scudder, in a speech at
the Congregational club, Brooklyn, at
tributed the corruption that thrives in
our cities to the stay-at-homes who do
not vote.
The Mutual Life Insurance company
of New York city, sued for 100000
for the policy on the life of yorng Cecil
Hambrough, who was shot in Scotland
a year ago.
When Mrs. Griffin's long-missing
husband returned to their home at
Dedham, Mass, and found her married
to another, she told him to get out,
and he got.
The Pittsburg police raided the dis
cretionary pool brokers and arrested
eight of them. There were said to be
$4,000 participants in this kind of spec
ulation in that city.
Sunday afternoon an old building
owned BY the Pabst Brewing company
in st. Paul, which was beng torn down
fell, burying several men. Five labor
ers were badly injured.
teur de Rome" is to be expelled from
Italy for having published in his paper
an article offensive to the government.
He was arrested Sunday.
Rev. H. H. Jessup, president of the
Presbyterian college at Bairut Syria,
says 1t is the Russians in this country
and not the Armenians who are plot
ting against the sultans life.
Testimony was taken in the case of
Levi p. Morton's imported coachman
in New York, and upon it Secretary
Carlisle will shortly decide whether he
will have to go back to England.
The Italian bark Giuseppina Accami
capsized and foundered Sunday even-
ing between Cowes and Beachy Head.
Two sailors and the pilot, who be-
longed in Queenstown, We're drowned.
Two men with revolvers and of
stealthy behavior, at Logansport Ind,
were believed by some to be seeking
the life of ex-President Harrison. The
police said they were merely pickpock-
cts.
Because two Cinnamon in Chicago
were arrested for arson their country
men have publicly offered a reward of
$500 for the assassination of Federal
Fire Inspector Cowle and Fire Mar
shall Conway.
Patrick Reilly undertook to blow up
a shanty near Pelham Manor, New
York in which slept 80 laborers. Reilly
had grievance against one or two
and was willing to kill all to satisfy
his grudge.
Chautauqua Lake railway has for
mally passed into the possession of the
Jamestown and Lake Erie Railway
company. Some months ago the road
was sold to New York parties to sat
isfy a mortgage, and the new company
is the result.
A Rome dispatch says the vatican
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