Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-01-18
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Foreign

Countess d Uzes, who has offered ." edu-
cate her. He preferred thht sle sh'uiu
be brought up by friend OF ms I"'i-
net maker named HaytZ Naiil""' now
ever, does not OBJECT to countess 0AeS
contributing /" her support
LONDON Jan. Ia SPgcIai 1 ueS','sen '!,lt
from IAsnou 10 tne Oul'eu ''9S 9'J l' .l'O
the braIul"h 6oNeIl
stronger lhah II was Wheh ie'''e',' NJ,
oto was rep"r'eu " H"'T
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PARIS, Jan. lb-Ihe city was surfeu
last night by the news oil the suicides OF
NJ. Caubet brother OF the late chlet OF
police and his wife and daughter. eau
bet was Us years old, MS WiIe about the
same age and his daughter 23' Ihey
lived in pretty and comfortable nat in
the Rue des Martyrs business reverses
caused them to decide to die together.
They sold some OF their furniture and
used the money to buy sumptuous dim
ner last night. After eating they paid
and dismissed their one servant They
in taking their lives, then pasted papers
over the cracks in the doors and windows
and lighted two charcoal fires. Each
swallowed vial OF laudanum. All three
We're round dead on the noor.
BERLIN, Jan. 17.-The Prussian diet
was opened by the emperor in person. In
the speech opening the session his ajesty
declared that the deficit in Prussian
finances amounted to 25,00O,O00 marks.
This was due to the decrease in railway
earnings and an increase in the matricu-
lar payments made by the kingdom. He
added that an organic financial reform in
the kingdom was necessary The difficult
ties arising from agrarian distress must
hrst be relieved. The present agricul
turaI department was not pleasing owlnl
TO the acrlmony among those belonging
10 II. IL was deslraple TO reconcile IL
Workings with the welfare OF the father
lahu. ms majesty announced thata a bil
would be introduced IN the diet to pre-
hlote agricultural interests Inc speec
vas received III silence oy the mem Der
VI '"' "ie',
LISBON jan io.-Detalls otthe deieat o
inc government lorce under General
relies Whlch attackeu the INA 40 poVer'
MAJOR On Dec 10, nave reached thls clty
ny mail Inc island had been occupied
ny the insurgents since september Ires-
l4eht feiAoto haa oeen leu TO believe that
the capture Oh UAe lsiahu would be an
easy TASK owing 10 the absence OF any
movement on the island denotlnS that the
insurgents there We're IN force. The at
tack was, therefore, ordered The govern
ment troops were conveyed to the island
and landed without the slightest opposi-
non belhS oHered TO them. In TACT, the
e,rsctin1, tboir Ia,1in,, TLioI'{;, TLiI{ "itil4 ~
t,ofgIn,'d ,,a, ,,raatiaaI1,. tl'-'i '-i''
st,l,,,Ia 49,. t,.a,,,
nd ar.haJ IinantI, i,l ,'''os" t5ty o'iei'ssiy
tL l,t.o t.i ''iou se"u
''''''' Sei4'7 i'''u Piof'"ieu Aor Uneih'
',iH' 'an' me verdict OF guilty
an" 'i'e s'u''HSe -, ue"Vh III Che tflal
W m NHsu1De % an""', n VINO thre"
-, I'M T" a ~ one Jnoulper l..% ol uepu-
.,' W - r., 10 Gu oi an SUES WIN
,ha mon. aa,,Id Jiu,ot t WAS S'sn InaI l
,'lo Julois epulu ,1 noO ne Ir'ShVeheu ny
'i,o"s .'ile.'vH vi .anSeance. Many
gained admittance to the court room.
Most of them stood without giving a sipn
of their opinions until moved to cheers
by NJ. Labori in the peroration of his
speech for valiant Tine men who rnisad
these cheers are anarchist ideaiists who
abound in Paris and elsewhere Tbev
waste their sentiments unon man iike
valiant. 1t seems that valiant must
now take his place beside Rqyachol as an
habitual thiet, working out his criminal
cangbt c,cnsi,,, hirIt H. anu, wen
va,,na and ,ligiai,Tt..,j ,,t+,,.,' e io'tHS
osonbers VI pun
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