Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-11-14
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.


Shufeldt of the United States navy is
dead at his residence in this city.
Alden, Arabia, Nov S.-Dr. Donaldson
Smith of Philadelphia, the African ex
plorer, arrived here Monday from Nom
basse.
Washington, Nov. 7.-Senator Sher-
man reached Washington yesterday af-
ternoon, coming direct from his home in
Mansfield, o.
Constantinople, Nov. IA cipher
letter that has been received from Err
zengan states that 1000 Armenians
have been killed in the rioting there.
London, Nov. 9.-The Hon. Thomas
f. Bayard, the American ambassador,
will preside at the Thanksgiving banquet
that will be given by the American
society in London.
Lexington. Ky, Nov S.-Mr. Hunter,
chairman of the republican campaign
committee, says the republican majority
on joint ballot in the next legislature
will be four or five.
Chicago, Nov. S-Judge Seaman, at
Milwaukee, has quashed the indictments
against Debs and other American Rail
way union men who We're active in pro-
noting the big strike last year.
/ Pittsburg, Nov. Thomas Borland,
aged 10 years, was instantly killed and
Peter Polupis, aged 30, was badly injured
yesterday by the fall of derrick on IA
sand fiat belonging to the Iron City Sand
company.
GAINESVILLE, Wis, Nov. 9-Edward
Lay and his wife were instantly killed
here last night when their runaway team
crashed into trolley car Lay was a
prosperous farmer and seven children
are left orphans.
Washington, Nov. 7.-The training
ship Essex, with naval apprentices on
board has sailed from Madeira for st.
Thomas, West Indies. She will proceed
under sail and the voyage will probably
take two weeks.
London, Nov. :, King Carlos of
Portugal has arrived from Sheerness,
and was received in state. He was driven
to Buckingham palace, and went to
Sandringham last evening as the guest
of the Prince of Wales.
Trenton, Nov. S.-The census of the
state of New Jersey has been completed.
The enumerators worked hard. and their
efforts show that the state has popula-
tion of ,6i2, 942. This in an increase in
pNtN'i'NtADii VI -~D' wv AZ iiNb gN'tlS'
Ottawa, Ont, Nov. &c. L. Haskell
of Gloucester, Mass, owner of the
American schooner John l.. Nicholson,
seized for infraction of the Canadian
fishery laws, is here protesting against a
fine of 81, 900 imposed by the Canadian
authorities.
Quarantine, S. l., NOV. S.-The Atlas
line steamer Claribel which arrived last
night from Kingston, brought no news
of the reported insurrection in Hayti.
At the time she left the island all was
apparently quiet, and there was no revo-
lutionary talk.
Elwood, Ind, Nov. THE strike at
the tinplate works is critical. The police
were called on last night to protect the
few men that went to work in the strik-
ers places The police succeeded in pre-
venting trouble but it may occur at any
moment.
New York Nov. S.-Three masked
thieves entered the saloon of William
Walters at Brown place and Southern
Boulevard at II. 80 o'clock last night and
shot and killed Richard Pope, held up
the proprietor and bartender robbed the
money drawer and escaped.
indianapolis, Nov THE actor w.
II. Crane, and his wife were taken to the
stage, after the performance, and sere
. nHded by the orchestra and then the
company presented Il huge artistic silver
loving cup to the the couple in honor of
tho twenty anniversary of their
wedding.
Boston, Nov. THE sudden shut
down of 100 tanneries by the United
. States Leather company, better known
ds the Leather Trust, was entirely uneX-
pcCted by local dealers supplemented as
it was by the announcement that for
sixty days not hide would be taken
from its watts.
Elizabeth, N. j., Nov. 9-The Stand
ard Rope and Twine company filed
articles of incorporation in the Union
county clerks Office yesterday. 1t is a
reorganization of the United States
Cordage company, and will control all
its interests, The capital is given as
$l2, ,OOO, 600
Washington, Nov. 7.-Chief Hazen of
the secret service has been informed
that his officers in Chicago have cap
tured 3d. 900 counterfeit United States
stamps and the plates from which they
were printed The stamps We're made by
the Mrs Mack gang, nearly all of whom
are now in custody
London, Nov. IA dispatch from
Athens to the Central News says that
o. adviCes are that II revolutionary commit
tee was recently formed in Crete with n
military commandant, and that body
of armed Cretans repulsed force of
Turkish troops sent to capture the mem
bers Of the committee.
Sandstone, Mimi, Nov. 8. - Three
bears broke into shed at Marren ;
place, near Folklore, Wis, and after
feasting on some deer hanging there,
killed David Falsten and Michael Nc
Guire, woodsmen, and badly injured
Frank Burnett and Thomas Grady, who
heard the noise and went out to see
what it was.
Detroit, Nov. 9.-The death list by
the Lurned street disaster will not ex-
coed thrtv-seven, the body of John
Thomas, the last missing person, having
been discovered last evening 1t rained
steadily all morning, but as soon as the
walls of the journal building had been