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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12
Surrendered Its Privileges.

The members of the borough council
met in special session on Tuesday even
ing, all the members being present.
The meeting was called for the purpose
of hearing from the Union Street Rail-
way Company as to why the franchise
granted to it for right of way through
the borough should not be revoked.
The secretary read letter from w i.
II. Jessup, treasurer of the company,
to the council, in which they surrender
ed all franchises granted to them by the
borough. 1t was on motion of Mr.. Nc
Laughlin, seconded by Mr.. Fritzinger,
that the letter be accepted and spread
on the minutes.
The question of levying tax rate was
taken up, but was laid over until this
evening, when the council will meet at
the office of the borough solicitor and
make the rate.
John M. Carr, Esq, on behalf of the
property owners on johnson street,
spoke of the widening of the street now
going on, and asked that the council
take some steps to have the street made
narrower. The street commissioner was
present and stated that the work of
widening Johnson street was almost
completed. No action was taken upon
Mr.. Carr's request.
Peter Timony came before council
and asked that an arc light be located at
the intersection of Centre and South
streets. 1t was decided that the street
committee look over the borough where
the lights are located and see if one can
not be spared, so as to place at the
point named; otherwise to have one
erected there.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12
BURNED THE TENT.
Rowdies Didn't Like IL Preachers Re-
marks and Take Revenge.

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A great sensation was caused at
Miners Mills on Monday by the gospel
tent in which Evangelist Bliss has been
conducting revival meetings being burn
ed to the ground by number of young
men against whom Mr.. Bliss spoke at
one of his meetings. A few days ago a
prizefight was held near there which a
number of the young men attended.
Evangelist Bliss referred to the sinful
ness of prize-fighting in an address, and
number of the young men hearing of
it resolved to be revenged. After the
audience left the tent on Sunday night
George Thompson was engaged to watch
the property during the night. At II
o'clock, while making his rounds, he
observed two men standing near the
tent. When spoken to they ran away.
Again, at II o'clock, Thompson's at
tention was attracted to the same two
men, and they again fled. They return
ed about l o'clock. While Thompson
went around one side of the tent to see
what caused the noise there, another
part of the gang fired the tent and it was
soon in flames. The case was desperate.
The watchman shouted for help and
few neighbors succeeded in saving the
organ and few benches. Next morn
ing only few charred ropes and
burned line of grass with few rem
nants of the canvass remained of what
was place of devotional service.
Indignation was rife, and the ministers
of the various congregations were early
at the scene. They discussed the matter
from various points of view. The tent
will be replaced at once by one as large
as that burned, and the services will be
continued as soon as it is completed. A
strong guard will be placed at night SO
as to protect the property.
Thompson, it is said, heard two or
three pistol shots fred on the side of
the tent, and while he was investigating
that the desperadoes succeeded in firing
the tent on the opposite side. The tent
was new, 60xl20 in size, and was capa-
BILE of seating more than 1900 people.
With fixtures it was valued at 81 800.
There was no insurance.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12
Legislative Contest.

In card published in yesterday s
Hazleton Standard, Anthony Reilly, who
was reported as Democratic legislative
candidate, announces that he is not an
aspirant for the nomination The other
candidates are John J. McNelis, of
Drifton, and Ex-Representative James
A. Sweeney, of Hazleton. The dele
gate elections will be held throughout
the district between 4 and p. m. on
Saturday, and the convention will be
called to order at the Cottage hall on
Monday at 10 a. IN.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12
Killed in n Quarrel.

Thomas Jones, puglist and acrobat
who is well-known in this region, was
shot and killed at Danville on Monday
night by Harry Bedea, hotel pro-
prietor Jones went into Bedea's place
and an alteration took place, Jones in
sulting Bedea and his wife. Bedea
ordered Jones out of the place. He
went out, picked up stone, came back
and threw it at the proprietor, but miss
ed him. The missile, however, struck
Mrs. Bedea in the breast, knocking her
against the wall.
Bedea took revolver and fred al
Jones. The ball struck Jones in the
right breast. The wounded man died
eight minutes later. Bedea gave him.
self up,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12
Western Report of the Strike.

The TRIBUNE has received from VIM.
Dougherty, of st. Louis, several papers
from the West containing interesting
details of the great railroad strike. Mr..
Dougherty is member of the executive
committee of the railroaders, and is
also chairman of the st. Louis finance
committee. He states they are making
a hard struggle through that section to
win, but thinks that the rioting is in
juring their cause. Witty sends his
best regards to all his friends in this
part of the country and says he may take
a trip in East before long.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12
HIGHLAND DOTS.

On account of the railroad strike in
the west meat is becoming very scarce,
and the company butcher says it will be
hard matter to get it at any price after
this week unless traffic is opened from
Chicago.
Miss Annie Connell, of Beaver Mea-
dow, was here this week visiting rela-
tiyes.
Michael Rudolph, son of Henny Ru-
dolph, had large cash cut in his head by
being struck with stone which was
thrown by another boy. Four stitches
were put in it by DR.. Kalb.
Base ball in this place is failure this
season.
All the houses in town are occupied
at present.
Hugh Brogan, who had his hand
severely burned with fireworks, is still
nursing it.
A number of our lady residents went
on an excursion to Butler valley for
cherries on Tuesday. They had very
pleasant day and found the fruit in
abundance.
The Crawford family, of South Heb
erton, removed to this place this week.
There is every indication that the
slack time will commence again after
this week, and rnmor has it that it will
continue until September at least.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12

The Lehigh Traction Company con-
tinues to push the work on its railway
between Drifton and this place. The
officials are confident of being able to
run the cars as far as the ball park on
Sunday next. The only difficult piece
of work that remains to be done is to
put in the crossing oyer the Lehigh
Valley track near the Drifton turnpike
crossing. 1t is thought that this will be
done some night this week after the
1882 train passes down.
Three cars are now running constantly
between Drifton and Hazleton, leaving
every half hour. The trip from either
town to the other is made in So minutes.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12
Will Soon BE Ready.

The Electric Light Company has its
men at work placing the wires on the
poles, and force is also engaged in
completing the power house and placing
the machinery in position. Everything
is expected to be ready to commence
lighting in about two weeks. Three
circuits are being placed on the poles
one for midnight arc lights, one for all
night arc lights and another for the
incandescent lights. Bernard McLaugh-
lin, OF Ridge street, will be engineer for
the company.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12
A Mine Boss Scalded to Death.

An accident occurred on Monday at
the Fortyfort colliery, near Wilkes
Barre, in most peculiar manner.
James Bugdale, inside boss of the mine,
was walking up the manway to the sur
face as the plane was working. In this
manway run the big steam pipes that
carry steam from the boilers on the sur
face to the engines in the lower work.
ings. Bugdale was about half way up
the manway when the pipe burst right
in front of him. There was force of
$50 pounds on and Bugdale was hurled
with terrific force down the manway
for 100 feet. The pipe, broken and
twisted by the force of the explosion,
stopped him and he was enveloped in
the escaping steam.
Men in cross-heading nearby heard
the noise of the explosion followed by
the piercing screams of the unfortunate
man, but they were unable to reach him,
owing to the steam. 1t was not until
they had sent an order up to the en-
gineer to shut off the steam that they
dared venture down the manway, but
they were too late to be of any help to
Bugdale. He was dead.
The unfortunate man had been pinion-
ed under the heavy pipes and had been
roasted alive by the escaping steam.
His flesh was so thoroughly cooked that
it fell off in large pieces.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12
ECKLEY CLIPPINGS.

A large stripping is being opened at
No. 4 by Contractor Cuyle. The steam
shovel arrived yesterday and is causing
a deal of curiosity as it is the first of it's
kind seen in town. The track is also
being laid to Buck Mountain, SO as to be
ready to take the large eamount of coal
which is expected from that section.
Chas. Wald and Hub Bierly will shoot
match at clay pigeons on the goth inst.
with Harry Hinson and Adam Fshner,
of Sandy valley.
Misses Cassie Boyle and Tessie Bren-
nan, of Freeland, spent a few hours in
town on Tuesday evening.
The Weatherly ball club did not show
up on Sunday. They are expected next
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12

Sunday, when the boys will have a
strong team to play against them.
Miss Bella Murrin has returned from
Philadelphia to spend short vacation
with her parents.
Harry Brown, of Hazleton. spent Sun
day in town.
Harry Shelhamer and David Ellis
took run to Wilkes-B Barre on their
wheels Sunday.
James Lewis has moved his household
effects to Freeland where he intends
going into business.
A fine display of fireworks was put off
on Tuesday evening by A. B. Coke,
which attracted large crowd.
Misses Ray and Lizzie James will
leave for Atlantic City on Monday to
spend two weeks vacation.
OFFICE CLERKS PLAY BALL.
The Roam office clerks defeated the
Drifton office clerks in a inning game
of ball Saturday afternoon at Drifton
park. Score: Roam clerks, s; Drifton
clerks, 3. Batteries: Curry and Hill
for Roam; Wentz and Kessell for Drifton.
The field work of both teams was
poor. Roam led in the batting, while
Drifton piled up the errors. Another
game will be played on the 21st, when
both teams will be strengthened.
Richards was hit on the leg by pitch
ed ball in the third inning and has been
laid up since.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12
A Newspaper Changes Hands.

The Pottsville Miners Journal. the
Oldest daily and weekly Republican
newspaper in schuylkill county, has
changed hands. The purchasers are NJ.
P. Quinn, of Pottsville, well-known
contractor; Major John F. Finney, of
Shenandoah, editor of the Pottsville
Morning Despatch, and II. c. BOYER,
editor of the Shenandoah Herald. The
policy of the Joarnat will remain as here
tofore, and as a result of the deal the
Mo'msng Despatch will be made an even
ing paper.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12
PLEASURE CALENDAR.

July 15.-Base ball, Tigers VS.. Hazleton,
at Tigers park. Admission, Is cents;
ladies, 10 cents.
July 23.-Ball of Slavonian Young
Mems band, at.Freeland opera house.
Admission, so cents.
July 2S.-Picnic of st. Patrick's cornet
band, at Freeland Public park.
August 1S.-Pcnic of the Fearnots Ath-
letic Association, at Drifton ball park.
August 1S-Picnic of Tigers Athletic
Club, at Freeland Public park.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12
Missing a Glorious Opportunity.

From the Philadelphia Press.
The Hon. William Hurrah Hines,
congressman from Luzerne, is missing
the most glorious opportunity of all his
glorious career. There is strike in
progress ont west and contrary to all
precedent he hasn't yet declaimed on
the subject. Can it be possible that he
is too busy wrestling with postoffice ap-
pointments and such matters of real
craftsmanship?
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12
PERSONALITIES.

Miss Mary Malloy, of Philadelphia, is
enjoying few weeks vacation at the
residence of her mother on Washington
street.
Constable Quigley is at Scranton on
business today.
Andrew Zemany and wife are at At
lantic City this week.
Condy j. Boyle, assistant postmaster,
returned on Tuesday after enjoying FIVE
days of vacation at Atlantic City.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12
FROM CORRESPONDENTS.
LETTERS THAT MAY CONTAIN BITS
OF NEWS FOR EACH READER.

Reporters in the Towns of Upper Lehigh,
Eclkley and Highland Write Up All the
News of These eLocalities-Several Para
graphs of General Interest.
Regular correspondence from the sur
rounding towns and communications
upon local or general subjects are solicit
ed by the TRIBUNE. The name of the
writer must accompany all letters or
items sent to this Office for publication.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-12

Picnics supplied with ice cream, cakes,
candy, ETC., at low prices by Laubach.
, 1894-08-10
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pIobIib pertorbene frau?

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fldrt peroen pir0, bLelbt O0rIGufig ab3u7
parten.
, 1894-08-10
Stdoti1bes.
Sar etnen bolben 5eierta9.
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Sanfta9=U ahmittae.

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KGmpfeu6e Sd)ifsIeute.

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, 1894-08-10
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, 1894-08-10
Announcements pretS a:
gto@ ettdt sou8 ntanoeere@t.

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fang an auf Der 2lbi9affung Set &o6tenz
sole 6eitan0eu, bic bat aber Der SenotS7
ouSicbuB NUT nit fitnfi6bri8er Trtit gez
pG9rt: Die 8ei6rdntung 6er Go9lcn30Ie
0uf 40 Sent Die Some, nit oEiG6rlic9er
2l6itoBung bon 8 Sent. DAB Glepclano
ben &ompromiB ipe8en 6ieler 8eitimnrng
ntdt 0ngenommen bat, benefit, baB ct Die
leIbe unter feinen 1l~mitdnocn an5une6mcn
g~eiOnnen lift. 08enn i0m lptrtlic6 an Dem
3nftanDefonmen zines a3ougeiebeS 9ele9elt
lit, Damn ipieIt ct Elm gefdbrIicbeS Spiel,
benn au6 Der Senat lit i9lieBlicb an scr
SteQe an8clongt, mo @e6ulo auf60rt
SugenO 8u ietn. Der Genat lit 5tpar fell
Der barauf crpic6t, cine GarifbiG 3~uitan6e
8A brtngcn, utO 6arauf itibt iicb pobl
GIeOelanOS 6artndft9teit. 2(ber eS t0nnte
bod Die au3n itraff %geipannte 8o9enIe6ne
iprtn8en, utO bonn bitten mir, ba oer8 rGz
iioent enti6lOiien fem iou, ben oerta9ten
Gon8reB iOfOrt tpieber ein8uberufen, Dor
Der &arifbtQ nO6 auf LANCE .3eit feline
Gu3e. llnb OaOOr betpabre uns Der 9tmz
mel.
, 1894-08-10
hit 2lustretbuno beorobt.

Die Ngenten un6 Werttiibrer oes 6errn
Buuman Da6en ben Nrbeitern, tpelc6e t9re
Werf8eu9e boLteu, in mebr ober minber
oeutlic6er 8etie gu Derlteben gegeben, oaB
fte btnnen fur3er .3eit ibre Nobnun8en, fIr
Die ite feline Wttetbe be5a6len t~Onnen, oers
lalien mjiBten.
0err Nobget8, elmer Ser 9irettoren Der
81. st. H." unb 3u9leicbt &ebafteur Der
pGtaiLmap ItmeS", i~tattete 8eitern BEN
Strettern in 8uuman einen 8eiucb ab uno
bate nit nebreren Observation-Disclosures
@inem Der Streifer mar eS gelungen, iicb
ben SterI zines YripattpGdbters gu Der
ibaffeu un6 nit 6iilfe beiielben tpar CT in
Der Sage, unangefobten ourch ale Q8ert@
itdtten gu 9eben. ST. fanO iiberau Qeute,
bod itan6en 0ieielben untbGttg berum uno
f0nnen nid6tS ~leiiten, Oa ite. l~eilter Qtniicbt
nab 9em0bnlicbe GRANDDAUGHTER, aber tetne
6an6perter Iinb. ST fam 81 Der Qniicbt,
boB 8uQman'S 8olitit barin beitebt, ben
S9etn 81 ermeGen, baB ale WerfitGtten in
bouem 8etrieb icien, unb 6aourcb feline
friiberen Nrbejter 81 peranlaIien, ii6 gu
beetlen, tpenn ie Dieber fitr ibn arbeiten
tpolIen.
SnSniiden 1tn6 Sic Streifer enti6(ofIen,
10 LANCE auSSubalten, lDIe irgeno m6gltCb,
nm Before 8%eoin9ungen SIT e~r3ielen. 3u
bielem 3peG lit eS aQerbtn8S nOtbi9, 6aB
Sic llnteritIBuHgen et1paS reicblicber flieBen,
tpie biSbcr.