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That Venezuelan commission
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Spain is engaged in discussing
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remain at their own risks unde-
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o. 2233, ESTATE OF CHARLES r
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
A POLITICAL REUNION.
The C. \. II. Men Preparing to Hold One
at Caldwell, q.


at Caldwell. q.
CALDWELL. O., April 24.-The publi-
cation of the cali for the national sol
diers' reunion. To be held here on June
II and - n-Xt. and the political tone
injected into the document by the ma
tional committee to the effect that the
men who saved the government shou.o
be factor in its administration. ana
that the time has arrived when they
should get together, formulate their
principles and make their demands, has
already resulted in an avalanche of let
ters pouring down upon the promoters
of the reunion from veterans all OveI
the country. Many of these dcprecat"
any effort in the direction Of mixing
sentiment with politics. or Of mixing up
the eX-SOldIerS of the war. aS such. III
political movement. but the majority
commend the call and rt-echO It's Sentl-
menrs.
The national committee gives ont the
fOllowing:$ < In response TO letters from
every quarter asking for the basis or
plan of representation the following in
structions are given: Every state = ey-
pected and requested to hold state
convention for itself on May 30. and
there and then choose its own delegates
TO the national reunion. Each state
may send a. many aS II deems proper.
but no state shall have more or less than
two votes IN the convention. though all
shall have Il voice and be present az tn"
proceedings To the end, that every state
NAV have equal power to decide how
the soldier vote of the union shall b..
cast in 1896. This l. the great and only
object of the gathering, the cry~tahzst-
tion and solidifcatiOu Of the soldier
vote -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
GREAT BRITAIN ACTS.
Two Warships Arrive at Cor
into, Nicaragua,
TO ENFORCE INDEMNITY DEMAND.
The United states VIII Await Develop
ments-A Belief That No Attempt Will
BE Made by the British to secure ANY
NiCarasuan Territory.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The NIcara-
guam minister has received a cab-e-ram
from his government. announcing the
arrival at Coriuto. Nicaragua, O. two
British warshipS. with the expressed
purpose Of enforcing the demands con-
tanned IN the British ulyimaJUm- Just
how this Is TO be done the minister was
not informed. The indications now are
that Nicaragua VIII offer passive re
SiStance TO the British demands for
some time at least. and meanwhile the
United States Will do nothing hut await
the developments of events. unless fHr
British take some action that effects ar
purely selfish interests. such aS inter
fering with our shipping. on other inter
ests Of American citizens.
THIS attitude Is assumed IN the IHii
confidence that no attempt viii he mace
by the British TO secure any NIcara-
guam territory. no matter what '"Hl-"
she NAV be obliged tu pursue 70 accom-
pliSh her purpose of collecting the
t.smart money demanded for the eN-
nulSi0u OF ice Consul Eatcn- IEeHe
* reason TO believe that not only the
Nicaraguan affair. bur che Who.e ~un
iect Of the extent of the protection %
be extended by the United States % the
sister republics of Central ami Nouth
America has been very earnestly AN 1
deliberately discussed by { me president
with his full cabinet. and that the attI-
tude a. assumed in the case of Nicara-
qua. may be taken Is an indication OF
the line Of policy 10 be adopted tol TN"
treatment of all questions arising Gr-
tween the European powers and tlt~.'
republics having ~7ch basis as Iht.
present Nicaragua incident
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

Governor Matthews of Indiana believes
the Republicfn party will nominate Gen
eral HaTriso" for President.
While County Cerk John H. Ienhart
was reading. in his hcme at Decatur.
Ind, some unknown person fired through
The window, narrowly missing him
Another victim of CaveIle. the matri-
monial swindler. has turned up in the
person of Mrs Julia Fisher. formerly of
indianapolis.
John Liewool of Baltimore. in iump-
ing from meat rack had his eve pierced
by hook and was frightfully injured.
Otis Skinner. well-kuown actor. and
Miss Maude Durben were married at
Corning. y. Y.
The charge of violating the contract
labor law preferred in New York agaiu.f
Augustin DAILY was dismissed by Judge
LscCmbe-
The case of Mrs. Girty against the
STANDARD Oil company has been dis
missed in Brooklyn.
The plaintiffs in the suit against the
Cowies Electric company were granted a
permanent injunction at Cleveland.
The notorious Helen PaIacids tried tn
nefraud the Fair estate. at san Francisco
10y forged will, claiming Fair had left
her iiieSitimSte son S2OO, 900
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

MONTREAL, April PA novel mode
of smuggling Cinnamon into the United
States has Just been brought 10 light by
the shrewd work of the United States
customs officials III this city.
About Il year ago an organized gang
of smugglers was frightenel OF by the
same officials. their chief point OF oper-
alton then being RichfOrd. Vt.
Not TO be outwitted the leaders Of the
gang put their heads togetheI, and last
month devised another means OF get
ting the Cele>tial- across the lines Tbs
time the wilv Cinnamon We're consigned
to rude pine COtfius. with concealed an
holes and with the aid Of forged death
certificates were safely shipped from
St John. n. b. to NancebOru. Me.
where the supposed corp-e- Were claimed
by one of the smugglerS. After staying
in hiding for several days the corps
attired a. a female would be Sp Tjtcd
away under cover Of night. and bef re
morning dawned was safely lodged III
either Boston. Springfield or New York.
When tins means of entrance into
United States territory became gemer-
ally known among the resident China
man at Vancouver. they took steps TO M
struct their Cuuntrym II from the Flow
cry hlllItblii IL SDbi a. tii'.N tlillN t'i pit
the Pacific coast of the new manner Of
gaining access to the land OF the free.
Arrived III Montreal, the Celesuals
were taken in hand by the smugglels,
who shipped them this time To Ouch e.
and from there over the InteTcoluuiai
railway to st. John. n. b., where other
members of the gang ran them into The
states a. dead Chinese.
a st. John special says: The col
lcctor of customs at this port. when
shown the dispatch from Montreal about
Cinnamon having been SmUgglcd from
this city to the United States in poIfo-
rated COffi, :. said the statement wI-
perfectly absurd. Such thing was an
I,p,,gs- l,fi1rv
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
From Pole to Pole
The Harpooners stON.

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DR. 7. \. AEEB \ Co.,. .-.. - r
was a ha-DOBE.r ll tie n N..--..
others q the crew and r-E-.- r...
sCurVy- our bodies were 81. ....... -.--
and bleeding, teeth laa-.s
over us, auC rUr breath sesame.
b. and large We were T-s--F .--
hme.Iuice v - accident. deg. ...
captain had = couple dom -
SARsAPAHILLA and gave --
sred on Il quicker than I .... ....
brought about hy any u-..--r
and I've seen a god de.- &C d..
tson ia your A lrulraegI s rE -----
good for -curvy. I thought . - ,..-
tli=, and - send yuG 'le -...-- --r
Respectfully yours, RA-T. y
The Troopers Experience.
kasuer. EGyul.5tE1E 81 '-#
DR. = g AEER X CO
much pleasure 40 testify 20 L-- ----
your SarsapariI.l We Lar- ---=,
here f8- over two wears, C--..- -- "a
hsi 10 live in tents RrI7E -
G1eh q time hr-aght On " r.- .- -.tr
country ssVeldt-sore--" ..-.. 80
some time. I vas aEEl-n5 -H -.-'
parilla, two bottles of U... -
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PHIIIPsBURG, Pa, April 24.-At tn"
maSsmeeting of the miners Of tn,
Cleartield region. at Ramey. no action
was taken except To indor~e the work
of the delegates at Dubois and to hear
reports. The notice posted on Sunday
by direction of the operators. warning
all men who left the mines To attend
the meeting that they would be dis
charged. ept'manv from attending tho
meeting In the Beech Creek region
all the operators have received notice
from their employees requesting au ad
vance of cents ton. no meetings
viii be held until after the operators
are heard from. Action viii then bs
taken ut the convention 10 he held nr
HOutzdale on May Operators say
that any advance l. impossible at tEI-
time
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

WHEELING. April pa sensational
scene occurred IN the corridor of rhe
Wallace hotel at Morgantowu, when
Sylvester Barker. a prominent Mouun-
gahela county timber man. attempted
to kill George w. Johnson. He shot
three times at him IL appears tina;
Barker mas been on prolonged spree III
PIttsbUrg. which has resulted IN h,>
mind becoming affected. He became
impressed with the idea that Johnson
hau employed some one To poison him
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
Two Men Killed.

WHKESBARRE, Pa. April 2l.-Will-
lam MorcriSkie. a mine hand. and Stan
islaus Steepeck. his laborer. have been
instantly killed by a fall Of rock III the
Turn shaft at PittStou Junction They
had fired i hot. and We're returning to
the face of he chamber, when a mas
of rock. weighing several tons, fell on
them. crushing both men into shape
less mass
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

PARIS. April 24.-Tne Soir states that
ex-Amcrican Consul John L. Waller,
who was brought from Madagascar to
Narcotics under arrest. acted a the
medium between the Hovas and the
English for the conveyance OF orders
for munitions and arms When France
declared war against the HovaS, Waller,
according to the Soir, acted a. spy at
Mojunga. and 10y means OF waving diff
fercnt colored lanterns at night advised
the HovaS of the movements OF tE,
French. This nearly resulted IN GT
French troops falling into the hands OF
the army
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
ChiIds Reioins the CIeverands

CLEVELAND, April 2I.-SecOnd Base
man Child> of the Cleveland Baseball
club. vino left the club AZ Cincinnati ans.
came here To see President Robinson ue-
cause of dissatisfaction IN regard e. his
salary. has affixed his signature to "a
Cleveland contract. ChildS has left for
St. Louis where he Will at once relOiu
the Spiders. To reporter the pre~l-
dent of the club declined to STAT, nu
what terms ChildS had signed. lat said
it was at the figures named 10y til club
management He added that tmId-
had been docked for the time lost by n,
deS.rr1gu
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VICTORIA. b C., April 2f-The ru-
NOR that the Royal Arthur, the flag
ship of the Pacific squadron. l. to hcm-
bard Corinto. Nicaragua is not credited
in naval circles here. Officers # the
Nymphe say they heard the same thing
at san Francisco and laughed at 1t The
Arthur Is expected here shortly orders
having been received to hold her mail
here
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The MARKETS.


PITTsBURG. Arril y
wHEAT-No l red 63gt5c, NJ rcd -
GBc.
CORN-No. , yellow ear. 5iU5iIz zc nike
ear. isaa0c. No yellow ~heIlrd. o. o52' .c.
OATS-Nu. J white. aOg -. .qc: No , do. -
m.Gc. extra No. white. 5J0 81 &c, mixed 3i,l
S4iar.
HAY-C'hoice timothy. SI2al2 y: No.
timothy. SlIrJGlIJ0: mixed clover and tim
uIhy. siLJ1rli-jo: packing, $50 400 Ne
feeding prairie, - UJGs5U. wagon hav, SlIHli
EITTEE-ElEm creamery, - ~ g: OH
fancy creamery. =Jg2Ic; fancy country, raII
l5r It.- low grades and cooking. ga iUa.
CHEESE Ohip mild. ga To-, New York
fall maxi, luLsH lie. limbergcr, fan make, 20
l2sac; Wisconsin Swiss, Is g l5l.c, ONO SNyI~-
IUgllc-
E,TGS-Strictly fresh Penn-ylvaull and OH
IN cases, Il aCl3c: goose eggs, 5y0 JUc, du,k
Is 2J,.
FOULTBY-Large live chickens. GyGti5c POI
pair, live chickens. small. 10 ijc; ducks, G. Z
s5c per pair, To size: dressed chickens, II 4
l2c per pound; turkeys. Ia l5c per puun.
dUcl-, Is l6c per pound; live turkeys, Hole,
per pound, live geese. S3cGIOO per pair.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

WHEELING, April 24-W. II. Cham
bers. the Elm Grove coal operator, has
restored the wages at his mine 10 go
cents. He had announced a reduction
to 81 cents, and the men struck. All of
the old hands returned To work tbs
morning at the former rate. which l. t.
hold good until the Pennsylvania dis
trict settle. the rate. when the wages
there will prevail here also.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

MAssuLnN. O. Ap~il 24.-Carl
Browne, the COMMONWEALTH, refused to
testify against Policeman Seaman and
Councilman Craze. whom he had
charged With rintuus conduct few
days ago Other witnesses exonerated
them and they We're discharged Browne
was rDUudly scored
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, April - -Lcrd
Sholto c. Douglass, son OF the Marquis
of QUeensbury, has been arrested here
charged with insanity. a short time
ago he commenced visiting Bakersfield
and became infatuated with variety
girl, and. 1t Is said, became engaged TO
her. He went 10 the clerks once and
obtained a license to marry her. His
friends heard OF it and had him arrested
fOI insanity.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

New YORK. April 2i-Umpire Lvuc'
has resigned a- the outcome Of Eayiu
fined Captain Davis 1928 on Sarurda
for questioning one of his decisions
President Young ordered Lynch away
from New York, although he had be e
scheduled for nine games here. Lynch
chose to resign rather than to accept
this dictum. holding that if the rule
adopted by the National league are not
to be lived up to- he does not desire Il
be member of the staff of umpires.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

publicans of Woodford county. Senator
Blackburu's home, have met his ultra
silver interview with the most radical
utterance heard this year from anti-free
coinage ranks. In their convention to
select delegates TO the state convention
they declared at length in unequivocal
terms for "a single gold standard. -
with only one dissenting vote.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

NAPLES, April PA collision has oc-
Cured in the harbor here between the
steamer Cyrenian, Captain Cain, from
Antwerp, aud the Anchor line steamer
BOLIVIA. Captain Baxter, which was en-
route to New York with 1. 100 emigrant-
on board. There was great excitement
among the passengers for a time. but
n0bo ~ was hurt. The BOLIVIA was con
sIUerably damaged.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

ST. LOUIS, April 24.-The case of the
State vs.. Nathan Bailenzheimer. who
was convicted IN the St Louis crimina.
court of counterfeiting the Union In.
bel' Of the Cigarmakers union. reversed
the finding of the lower court. on the
grounds that a trade mark must be Il
mark of label used by a certain party TO
designate his goods. The Union label
Is not trade mark
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-Judge Dal-
las has filed an opinion in the tnlteI
States circuit court III favor Of the
Gettysburg Electric Railway company
in the dispute over the taking oi ian
Iv the government TO preserve the ndt-
tlefeld Judge Butler filed Il dissent
inc opinion. The argument took place
last month.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

SPRINGFIELD, Ills. April 24-At a
ma>>meeting Of miners OF the Spring
field SUh-district resolutions We're passed
by almost unanimous vote that the
miners would insist ON AT least 40 cents
per ton. gross. the coming summer
The present rate l. - cents, but the op-
orators have decided to reduce il to s.
cents Oh Nav l.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

WASHINGTON. April 24.-Civil Service
Commissioner Roosevelt has decided to
accept one OF the police commissioner
ships for the city of New York. ten
deTed to him by Mayor Strong, certain
questions which had caused him to
hesitate having been arranged satisfac
tory.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
HEIR TO 100000.
Son of an English SobI~man Found by
an Ohio Lawyer.

an Ohio Lawyer
MARIETTA, O.. April 2I-Eppes Sar-
gent. an attorney, has discovered
through Mr. d. w. Dye Of that city the
whereabouts Of the long lost son of Ed
ward Alfred Mcdonald, son of Lord
Greenville. England.
The mother of the boy was Lou
Kountz of Washington county. who
went To England, married Mcdonald,
ran away from him. taking their son,
whom she kept III scclusion while she
lived an abandoned life in Columbus.
o. Mcdonald died recently, willing
s, 900 900 to this son Mr. Dye mar
ried a half sister t. l., "a NuUutz and WAS
able to identify the 10"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
Poisoned HerseIf and Danghter.

GUTHRIE, O. T. April 2I-Mrs
William BARLEY of Hartshorn took Il
dose of arsenic and forced her i-year-old
daughter to swallow like quantity of
the drug. The mother Is dead and the
little girl i dying. No cause Is known
for the deed
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
Congregational Association Meeting

BALTIMORE. April 24-The Congre.
gatiOnal association of New Jersey Is
holding its twenty-seventh annual
meeting today. The New jersey asso-
citation embraces the Congregational
chuches OF that state and of Maryland,
Virginia, District of Columbia and
Pennsylvania
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

LONDoN. April : A dispatch TO The
Times from Hongkoug. says there has
been riOtiug among the Chinese soldiers
IN the northern portion of the island
of FurmoSa and that IS persons, includ-
ing TWO officers, have been killed and in
addition 90 persons We're wounded.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

ASHLAND. Ky, April 24.-The tow
boats onward and l. y. BuntOn Of
Pittsburg, with tows owned by c lutte
& Co. of hat place, struck the piers of
the Keu0re, Vest Virginia. Norfolk and
Western railway bridge in a heavy 70,
and sank 3 barges. OF these the on
ward lost seven
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

LIMA, April 24.-The oil market ha.
stopped declining and is stationary.
The decline has checked operations
except those actually begun The wild
cat wells ha e not developed what wa.
expected. The market will have r.
hug the 81 mark very closely to max,
them paying ventures.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
4 saving. Rank Closed.

NEW HAVEN. April 24.-The Dime
Savings bank at Willimantic, Conn,
has closed. The last bank commission
ers report of this state shows that the
Savings bank had. on Oct. /, 2.S71 de
po>itors, S626, 59l on deposit and sur
plus of about S23, 900.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

NEW YORK. April 24-Charles Kan
negie>er. l6-yearS-old, has been placed
on trial before Judge Cowing. in Part
III of general sessions. for assault in the
first degree The charge Is that the de
fendant killed Charles Jerolman. lad
of about the same age, on Feb. Is last.
III fight
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

SYRACUSE. y. Y. April 24-The sew
enteenth annual session OF the Grand
council of the Royal Arcanum has
opened here, with an attendance az
about 300 delegates, representating
every part of the state of New York
The delegates are accompanied by their
wives 70 the number of more than 100