Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-05-03
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PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-Jas. Younger
consulting engineer of Cramps ship yard
Is dead at his home in Germantown. He
was Scotchman and was with the Cramps
for % years.
HOLLIDAYsBURG, April S0.-A prelimin-
AIRY injunction was granted by Judge
Barker here restraining six Catholic nuns
from teaching in the public schools at Cal
litzen, Cambria county.
UTICA, n Y, April 3o.-The jury in the
case of John V. Bender charged with as
sault, found him guilty in the second de-
gree. BY the terms of his previous pardon
he goes back to Auburn prison for life.
PARIS, April 80-A despatch to the
Steele from Vienna, says that Il beggar at
tackled the head of the Rothschilds branch
banking house in that city, stabbing the
| banker in the face while he was wal King
through the streets
LISBON, May There We're 1870 fresh
cases of cholera here Saturday. The dis
ease is spreading rapidly on the left bank
of the Tagus, but az yet the right bank has
remained uninfected. Cholera has ap-
peared in Costello Branco, Province Of
| Beira
SAN FRASCIsCo, April 90-Six hundred
and eighteen Chinese, 4l6 of whom eX-
pected to be landed at this port, have just
arrived from China on the steamship Oce-
anic Nearly all Of them wear red caps
but it is strongly suspected that most of
them are common cooks and laundrymen.
NEW YORK, April 3O.-1he first com
mercial triple-screw steam vessel ever
built was successfully launched ut the
shipyard of Ii. J. Rodermond at Tompkins
Al 4. ,,F Ia T1lg
miles from this city She was planned and
designed by her owner, Augustus Mac
kenzie.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 30,-The
cases of three more student spectators
of the recent prize fight were continued in
the city court. Seven students have thus
, far forfeited bonds of $500 each, and the
court will probably at the end have taken
in So, Geo of forfeited bonds altogether. The
purse in the prize fight was but $50
/ QUEBEC, May News has just reached
here from st. Albans, some forty miles
west of here, that on Friday Il tremendous
landslide occurred at Water Fall, where
the land rises one hundred feet above the
river St Anne A mile of farm land with
, farm houses and their contents were thrown
into the river bed, and ten persons are re,
ported to have lost their lives
LEXINGTON, Ky, May l.--SiXty-nin!
thousand dollars has been decided upon b!
the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders
association as the aggregate amount it will
offer this fall in stakes and purses. Th
+ eleven stakes are for youngsters mostly
and they foot up S57, 900, the largest beinl
the Kentucky Futurity for three-year-olds
which will be worth $4,000
WASHINGTON, April 30.-Judge Bradley
q overruled the motion of counsel for Rep
! resentative w. c. p. Breckenridge for :
new trial of the Breckinrdge-Pollar
breach of promise suit. The bond was
, fixed at 800 for an appeal which Col
i Breckinridges counsel gave notice woulC
/ be taken to the court of appeals of thC
, District of Columbia.
DENVER, Col, April 2S.-The home re
, serves of CoXey's army issued resolution,
= deprecating the unlawful seizure Of the
: train by the Montana contingent of the
army and urging all moving bodies TO us,
only lawful measures in carrying out tht
Il purposes of the army. Tackled to the reso
iutions was n bit of party argument show
ing that this reserve movement is guide
by populists.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-Carlinal Glib
bons dedicated ST. Johns Catholic church.
in Forest Glen, Montgomery county, Nd,
Sunday, in the presence of several thousand
people and Bishop Keane, rector of the
Catholic university, afterwards preached
an elouuent sermon. The site Of the pres
ent church is historic ground, the original
chapel having been erected by Archbishop
Carroll in l7i4.
FLUsuING, n. Y, May Am autopsy
on the body of Mrs. Mary \. SharSey, whC
died suddenly on Friday, after eating oat