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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-21
A wHrTED sgPULCHRs.
A Denver Man EIees From His Outraged
Creditors ami Arrest.

Denver Man FleeS From His Outraged
Creditors ami Arrest.
DENVER. June I9.-Henrv J. Aldrich.
president and general manager OF the
colorado Securities company. has dis
apDeared and the creditors Of the con
Germ are making strenuous efforts 10
ascertain his whereabouts. Tne hasty
exit OF Aldrich Is due TO the fact that
warrant for his arpesI, based on tine
Indictment of the grand lnrY, was
.ibour To be served. The charge IS mis-
aupropIiatiUn of funds entrusted TO ms
care. Mr. Aldrich also acted as treas
urer OF It. Johns cathedral Tor ten
wears and was recognized III Denver rs
a man OF most sterling worth ana ueep
religious character.
From 800 TO 100 ranch titles are
cIouded bv the acts TO Aldrlch, who dI-
verred funds remitted by eastern invest
or, to make good the shortag" IN ma
turing obligations Occt~loned by the de
preciatfon in real estate. He guaran-
teed principal and interest on loans
and then began the downward course.
which eliminated III the uppO. .ntment
OF A receiver three months ago. I'll
heaviest losses fail upon widows and
orphans.
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WASHINGToN, June g-Wilberforce
university, the Oldest institution in the
country for the education of negroes. a
few days ago conferred the degIee of
Ii D. upon President Cleveland for
his recognition of colCred men The
president has sent an autograph letter
To President Mitchell of Wil6erforce.
declining the honor The president in
h. letter Is said To have expressed his
high appreciation Of the institution. but
not being a college graduate. and hav-
ing declined Il similar honor from one
Cf America. = great univ er>ities. he re-
garded II u but consistent to adhere to
that gOur-e
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BACK TO THE K. OF /.
Miners said to Be Drifting That Way
Conference at Evansville.

Miners said to Be Drifting That Way
Conference at Evansville.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. June I9-John
W HAYS. grand secretary -trea>uerer OF
the knights of Labor, !. NJ Kenny of
Omaha and II. B. Martin Of Niuneapo-
lis, members Of the general executive
board of the organization, are here
holding an important conference with
coaIminers for all over the country.
Their object Is To rrorgunize the district
boundaries that had diS~eeted the or
EauIzarIou The following officers
were elected. District master work
man. \ \. Adams, jacksonville. o.;
district worthy ca!Imau. James Nolan.
Montgomery, Ind. district secretary,
William klU~mejer, Montgomery, Ind :;
executive board. Isaac Edwards. Shaw
nee, O.. ,1atr~ 'auuell-buTg. .. :;
Thomas WIuu u.uE- tslo~tgr. o
\ new constitution 1uJ bylaws We're
adopted, THE r.ut-.-~ OF winch remain
secret y Ir-. uuur-r uE organizers
We're chosen -H 20 .s.-a active --lI ", RI
Tor the TUrE a.... E--uarlI- the miners
all over r..r ruE-r.v. A.. tine new Off
C-r- were directed -r JaSr rGt field also.
III the iIr ~r-f 90 tHe knights of Labor
The convention l. a larg, One ana II =
evident the miners are going 10 come
back T. the old kuig-t> of Labor
organization There - much euthu-
s.a-m am ug the delegates regarding
H. outlook
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New LONDON, Conn. June lg.-The
CITY Is adorned with flags and bunting
in honor of the Society of the Army of
the Potomac. which l. holding its an
nual reunion here. Fully loo men
participated III the parade. March was
reviewed by GOV. Coffin. Colonel
True>ueIl. the treasurer. reported Il h'I-
ance Of - l2i.I III the treasury 1t was
voted to meet IN Burlington, Vt, next
wear. MAJOR General John \. tTlbbon.
/. =. A. on the first ballot WAS elected
president a resolution was passed tu
petition the United States government
to erect a monument at Gettysburg IN
memory of the regular army veterans
WIN died there.
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WILBER'S.
DO
you
KNOW

the noi-icst band does not
lead the biggest procession, and
the largest advertisement does
not always represent the great
est bargains?
Gentlemen in need of sea-
~onabIe Summer Suit cannot
find anything more appropriate
than one of these fine Worsted
Suits we are selling at $50.
These Suits YOU now see 50 free
" advertised a. big (?) bargains
for $1,000 are absolutely the
same in every respect.
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New YORK. June 1g.-The fourth
trial of the suit pf William K Laid
law against Russell Sage for $4,000
has ended and Il stay IL the ca>e was
granted until next September. when
the Jury brought IN a verdict IN the
plaintiff favor for $4,000. The suit
WAS FOR damages ALLEGED to have been
sustained by Ldia-aw on account OF
Sage using him a. a shield against
DyuamiJeI Norcro>s bomb
When court opened Colonel r G
James summed up the defense telling
the Jury that they should decide the
case on the evidence Then Joseph II.
Choare began for the plainuI He
had Bible IN his hand and began hlS
address hy reading from il tine parable
OF the rich ian and Lazarus
There was certain rich man.
read Mr. Chaaye. who WAS C-u'led IA
purple and fine linen and tIIed -uinp-
tuuuSlv every CAV. and tEelc was Il Ger
tain beg-a- named Lazarus winch WAS
laid at his gate. full of sores ai.d dr~lr-
ing 70 be fvj with I'll, crumbs which
fell from the rich mans tab.": IN re
over the dogs came and ECkeU il~ sores.
And il came To pass that The te-GdF
died and wa. carried 10y the angels INTO
Abraham = bosom. The llch man also
died ami was buried
Continuing Mr. Choare said: The
rich man in the Bible suffered III he'll
for the sores OF Lazarus. though Lee had
nothing To do with them on Their origin.
Why. gentlemen. sand Mr. thnate.
.'SinCe these TRIALS have began l have.
frequently received anonymous letters
threatening ue II | did not give mp the
case but | never Will retire from IT un-
I'll | see Justice done the plaintiff.
During Mr. CHuatc'> address. Dis
tr!ct Attorney Fellows came INTO cault
and the former sad 4 wish tu.. url
Fellows had TINS case, not !. he KNOWS
how 10 deal with such men aa sag.
What does tins man care for a Jury:
sarca>ticallv said Nh. thuate.
Who wa II Sage called NCruh when
he was Oh the stand Why. gentleman,
1t was one of the jury. What RESPECT
has he fOT tie decision Of a Jury. when
he said on the stand ue would carry th,
case 10 the United States Sapreme
court
4 his poor maugled being. La .dlIw
for the past four years. has lr-H carr
ing on i fight against this financial
monster. Sage. II had known the al
tltude sage, would have taken IA o.
cas-, / would have made the claim tui
$4,000 Instead of S.p,u1J.
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PiTH OF The NEWS

Attorneys fees in the Morrison will
case. al Richmond. Ind. aggregate so COS
Seventh Day Ady-nt!sts. while g.v.n,
ont tracts. near Delaware, O., were
beaten.
Police in Hamilton. o. rounded up a
supposed burglar and found him to be
the father OF the owner of the house
who had been left in charge during the
sons absence
John Tn mas a crippled Evansville
printer. i touring the world ON a tricycle..
earning his way.
Women won great victory for temper
ance IN Robertson county. Ky
plank sidewalk upturned bv rne
wind, a. Bedford. Ind, fatally crushed )
year old GOldie Parker.
The report of the national councillor at
the Jr. .. I. \ VI. convention al Omaha
shows the order Is growing.
City Treasurer Henry Bolen of Omaha
Is a detsulter.
Governor Atkinson of Georgia is in a
critical COnGiI.
Prof Huxley il very i'll in London.
The forth, 1mIng annual report OF the
nlted Stat civil service commission
will show q at the whole numb ber of per
sons regula Is EN- mployed in the civil serv-
Ice of this cOuItry Is about 20a. 90.
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New York. June 9.-Govemor Will
lam II. Uphum Of Wisconsin, and G w.
Bishop. secretary OF the Wisconsin
State Immigration commission. are IN
the city. They are here ON bu-lne ;
connected with the promotion OF Euro-
pean immigration 10 their state There
are in Wisconsin something like p 600.
600 acres of land as yet UuucCupled and
unmproyed The real work OF the i'm
migration commission L. TO acqualEt
the world that those millions OF acres
can be secured at Il nominal cost and
VIII make fertile farms for thousands
OF families.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-21

Republican Convention Opened
at Cleveland This Morning.
SILVER MEN ARE DIsHEARTENED.
The Attitude of Certain Westeruers and
>outheruer-~ against ANY Action at 'he
Meeting Disappointing 10 Them Move
to >id,traok th, TariG Question.

CLFvFIAND. June I@.-The National
Republican League convention opened
in Music hall this morning. President
Tracy pre~ideS- Be~ des the delegates
from 1000 10 20 600 visitors are ID at
tendance.
General f. y. McAIpiu of New York
seems 70 have rh- strongest support Tor
the league presidency and his friends
claim that he has 4 ''c.uch ' on the
place. Nearly all Cs the eastern dele
gates who have thus far arrived seem 10
favor General McAlpiu for the presi-
dency Of the league The other caEd'-
dates for the position are Hon. H G.
Evans OF Tennessee, Hon. = 3 Eikins
of West Virginia and Colonel Isaac
Trumbo Of Idaho.
The silver enthusiasts are disappointed
over the attitude Il the certain west
eruers and the colgred brethren from
the south. The southern delegates say
the Democrats of the southern states
are dividing ON the silver question. aud
they want uorEiu- d.Er ar tins cuuven-
tiuu on tina question. and that II tie
issue Is forced they VIII vote with tie
eastern and other de egate< aga Mt IIee
silver. so as To- have am Issue against
the southern Democrats that VIII break
the old Ines Of race pre- Ualce. lie
southern delegates are for policy OF
eXpedIcucy, and say rEr old Wing c!v-
meut of the south i for sound money
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COMPTON. r. /, June Ig.-The funeral
of Cyrus Holden. a wealthy resident of
Arctic Hill. which has just occurred.
was one of the most remarkable ever
held IN this state. Holden. before he
died. -rote programme for HI own
funeral which Included the reading OF
an extract from Pope. = essay on man.
a recital of one OF Holden'S original
poems. and popular mu>ic ~rlec-
tiuuS TO be played at the house and
at the grave by a band. The programme
was carried out in detail.
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IhcF Are Caused by Good Citizens Neg
Iect-TIe Addresses Nashville students.
NASHVILLE, June l9.-The event of
Vanderbilt university commencement
was rh. address Of DR.. thauncey NJ.
Drpyyv. AT rhe Tabernacle. delivered h.
fore an immense audience The most
notable feature OF his speech was the
following.
"A man can serve his country more
effectively. and with greater practical
benefit. IN preaching the doctrine and
promoting the building of good roads
than IN spending his time in spouting
currency fa.lacies. Public service Is
not alone in the holding of office. In
the hot competition Of our American
life, in the obligations which a man
owes 10 those about HIM and dependent
upon him. Iu the duties and happiness
which come from marriage and dOmes-
tcIry. 10 man, uHul he i assured III
some way of independence from the
cmu.UmeEt~ of Office. can afford 10 enter
pulI" life.
The most Iameurable wrecks which
1 have seen in the 20 odd years since |
was graduated have been the men who
It service. "HtN 10 Dr 'hroWh on ny h''
cuaug-- of politics and to find that their
places IN me PROFESSIONAL anu business
world had been uCcup ed by younger
men leaving them helpless ana strand
ed hH' every Town caucus every VII
IH1e primary every ward OF county
convention i the opportunity ana JAe
duty "i the educated man lie mus
belong 10 one or the oth"f OF the great
parties. because III representative gov
ernlnruJ II = only nN >uch ofEah.Ea
tons ihdt wise pO-Icle- can eNtHlua'e
IN wise measures We near much-to"
much OF TlnE~ ana boss. - heE are
Ihe hdjuiaI eNul' OF ihe HsSIeCI oI lhe
pEIiliaiit'S nN 'he c'i.I'hS-
i ne b'NN ana lAr IiHA Oh o-le sue,
IN secret part I-r~hlp W'th me ring ana
the boss ON the "ther- present tlcketS
made mp OF thieves or Tools ana tneh
sh"ut Tor u 10 vote Tor one OF the 'tner
III tNr name OF li"iEelioh OF lTeeIEa"e'
III the name pi mon mechanism or Tree
coinage Oh silver according 10 our party
uiIlllJtl'h-- II the educated men OF
the country Wh" are Ministers law
yerN, doctors. journalists business men
or farmers Woull perform thelT duties
III thr PRIMARY >oHg'l OF me caucus we
never W'ula experience that aespp'lN Ism
oI machine WElch nlgh'~ AMBITION
destroys hpA"~t rHott LOT -'lh govern
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\ secret silver order.

WAsHINGTON, June lg.-Judge Morton
has granted a charter To a stock com
pany to be called the Supreme Temple
Of the Silver knights OF America The
general objects are stated to be to e~-
tablIsh secret society for the purpo~e
Of seeking 10 secure in legal way the
free coinage OF silver in tine United
States and To make silver Il legal tender
for al debts and To collect and eNpeud
money for that purpose. The capital
stock Is 500. 900 and the shares 500
each
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Bought "A Whole Town.

MORSE. Wis. June ia syndicate
of Boston capitalists has purchased
everything III this town except the
schoolhouse and Will take possession III
a short time. The purchase includes
the entire outfit of the Penokee Lumber
company. The price paid Is supposed
To be in the neighborhoOd Of 81 600, 600.
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NIay Veto the Garb BIII.

HARRISBURG, June I9. - After the
hearing on the garb bill a friend of
Governor Hastings stated the governor
would veto 1t. The character Of ques-
tons asked during the hearing by the
governor. Secretary Reeder and Attur-
nev General Mccormick bore out the
declaration. The governor apparently
thinks the bill bears hard against the
Duukards. MeunOmites, etc
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STOCKTON. Cal. June IA number
of StovktCulauS are on the qui we
over the reported find Of $1,000. 600 uf
treasure on Tie island of CocuS. near
NeragUaS. in the department Of P.I-
ANA. There are me 80 citizens who
think they have au interest IN thc mill
ions Of Spanish Goubl,uns supposed to
have been hidden III the island
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TURKEY GETS STUBBORN
Another Reply {" European Powers EQUIV
aIcut To a Refusal.

= I v
alcut To Refusal.
CoSSTANTINOPEE June I9.-The Turk
iSh government has made a fresh reply
I" the note OF the powers outlining the
reforms insisted upon for Armenia.
The porte accepts the principle Of the
proposed reforms, but requests that
ieversL OF the points be discussed before
any action L. taken
The Turkish government also denies
that the terms Ot the treaty Of Berlin
confer the right Of demanding the guar
antees formulated by the powers. and
expresses the hope that the sultan's
sovereign rights VIII not be preiudiced
The impression which prevails here
that tins last reply l. tautam0uuU 70
refusal. and II l. feared that he power
Will adopt more urgent measures TO en-.
force their demands
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THE VENEZUELAN MuOOLE.
England sim Holding out Again Arb
trltLmE the DL,nmLe.

England sim Holding out Again I Arbi-
tratInE the Dispute.
WASHINGTON, June I9--No progress
i'll the negotiations between the United
States and Great Britain touching the
submission 20 arbitration of the Nene-
zurlJn boundary dispute can bc re-
corded since the reply made by the Brit
ish foreign office u Ambassador Bay
ard rrpreS utatiOu- last January. TO
which reference wa made in parlia-
myut 10y sir Edward Gray. the parlIa-
meutaTy secretary for foreign affairs
Mr. Bayurd Went a far a. hi> in
StTuCtIOns from Secretary Gresham
would permit in urging the British gov
ernment To arb.Jratr the differences be
tween itself and Venezuela but the
British answer politely but firmly set
the case back Just where II had stood
for the last five years. and amounted TO
a decliuatiou TO yield TO Mr.. Bayard 5
REPRESENTATIONS
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TAYLOR VIII hive tn snrer-

DFADwooD. :. D, June Ia-Gcv-
ernOr Sheldon and Treasurer Phillips
states that rroperry OF sufficient vaIue
TO more than cover Taylor GgfaIcati1u
has been turned over by Taylor and ! 5
bondsmen. Notwithstanding this tie
governor says the case against HIM VIII
be pushed with as much severity as
though It had been undertaken against
less prominent criminal
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SPRINGFIELD. His. June 70 9-Gover-
nor AlJgeld has issued Il call for a
special session of the general assembly.
The session viii meet next Tuesday.
In his message the Governor saws the
special session VIII be asked 10 pass
revenue laws TO relieve the def ieucv
IN the state treasury. 10 pas laws re-
gardInS sleeping car charges and re
garding the Justice courts Of Chicago.
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MADRID. June Ig A dispatch To The
Impartial from Havana saws that tie
AUtCLon!~r~ and several leader .t the
last revolution have had conference al
Puerto Principe After they had dis
CU>sed the situation. II l. added. they
decided that the Separates We're not IN
a position 10 continue the struggle and
a committee was appointed 20 20 tc san
tiagC De Cuba and advise NiaXimu
Gomez 10 abandon the war
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Our $1,000 Suits.
Our $500 Suits

are beauties. Gou will be sur
pri-cd To see them. \ more
stylish line at such low prices
wa~ never before produced.
Nou will have to come and look
at them to appreciate the offer.
car Youths Suits at $50,
$50. S4.jO, 500, S6.25,
$1,000 and $1,000 are unsur-
passed for fit, finish and work
IN m~hip.
ChiIdrcn's Knee Suits at 7Jc.
$I,oo, SD, $50, 500,
SO. S4.5O are without an
equal.
Come and examine our stock
and hc convinced.
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PHILADELPHIA, June I9.-The Bulle-
tin of the American Iron and Steel as
announced that an early increase in the
price of steel rails from $22 TO S24 waz
exceedingly probable. We feel sure
that before this week ends all the steel
rail mills III the country viii advance
their price To "A basis of i2J at Peurs~l
vanIa mills. Prices of.other iron and
steel products are still advancing The
demand l. entirely normal. and results
from reduced stocks and increased con
fidence III the future.
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To Teach American Farming.

CHICAGO. June l9.-The Austria Hun
garIan Agricultural society has recalled
Henry Gluckmann of this city for the
purpose of having him introduce Amer
lean methods and machinery among the
farmers Of Austria. Hungary. Bulgaria,
Servia. etc Mr.. Gluckmann has for
the last three years been III America
studying farming methods and machin-
cry
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LOUISVILLE. june I@.-It is still an
open question vino VIII ''Iu the Demo
cratic nomination for governHr, hut 1t
Is no. an open question as 10 what the
Democratic state convention VIII do
about free silver. The Voice IF thu.
Kentucky Democracy ha- -mphatIcIlly
rebuk-d the free silver crIl- Nearly
half the delegates selected are either iu
Structed TO vote against free silver or
are known to be opposed to it,
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Killed In a Peculiar Manner.

BRDGEToN, \. j. June l9.-Samuel
F. Fisher, aged 2l years, has been killed
in a peculiar manner. While descend
ing from a haymOw, with pitchfork
in hand, he accidentally slipped and fell
upon the fork. the tines entering his
head at the base of the skull, causing
instant death
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WTLKESBARRE. Pa. June l9.-At the
convention II German Catholic Socie-
ties of Pennsylvania. the following Of
ticerS were elected: President. Philip
Weiss OF WIlke>barre: first vice presi-
dent Lawrence Kern. PittSburg: second
vice president. Christopher Smith,
Shenandoah; corresponding secretary,
John Fink. PItt>burg; recording secre-
tarv. John Fowl, ChaUtauqua: treas
urer Jacob Etzel. PitJsburg. The next
conference VIII be he IN PIttsburg.
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JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, June I9.-In the
supreme court. Justice Sherwood has
filed an opinion declaring unconStitu-
tional the law forbidding the discharge
by corporations Of employees who refuse
10 sever their connection with labor OF
gaulZarlOus
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Chicago. June ls.-Jean de ReSzke
is soon tu marry Countess Helene
Blanche de MaIlle de Ia Tour Landry
in Paris. The approaching wedding
makes clear the reason for the tenor
recent order on Oh cago architect for
a cottage for ms Polish estate
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CIeseIaud at Gray Gables.

Buzz ARDS BAY. Mass. June Ig.-Mr
Benedict : trim little steam yacht has
arrived At Gray Gables with the pre-l-
dent Mrs Cleveland and the children
were waItII on IN. Veranad. aud the
meeting between the pres dent and ms
family was most a.lrctOnate.
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MONONGAHELA. Pa. June IS.-Never
before in the history of Washington
county has such a reception been ten
dered public man as that of Hon
George Y. Lawrence on his arrival in
MCnCngahela from Harrisburg. Mr..
Lawrence was met at West Newton by
the committee from MonUngahela and
escorted to tho pavilion erected III front
of the Commercial hoseI. Rev. James
Maxwell ID. D., delivered the address
of welcome In a plain, Outspoken
manner Mr.. Lawrence then responded