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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
BRADLEY HAS TO FIGHT
To Secure Endorsement at His
Own Convention.
M'KINLEY HAS GREAT STRENGTH.
Hunter, His Lieutenant, Led on In
Convention This Afternoon by Trying
For Temporary ChairmanshiP = L bird
Kentucky District For Mckinley.

LOUISVILLE. April l5.-The state Re
publican convention today viii endorse
the presidential candidacy OF Governor
W. o. Bradley, but not without u
struggle.
The gathering was called to order in
the auditorium at p. III. this afternoon
and promises to be very interesting, the
degree of interest depending upon tho
strength the Mckinley or, more
properly. the anti Bradley leaders, viii
be. able to muster The governor aud
his friends have control of the orSanlZa-
ton.
The fight started in from the time
that Chairman Ierkes of the state
central committee called the convcn-
tion tn order, over the selection of tenn
porary chairman The Bradley candi
date Is Judge Morrow of Somerset. the
governors hrotheT-In-law. The anti
Bradley men named a candidate in OPP
position to Judge Morrow and are max
ing their fight on the line that the lat
ter's selection indicates purpose to
force upon the convention IL cut and
dried Bradley program Their man H.
A. X. Burnam, elector for the Eighth
district
The Bradley men claim and tn" op-
position conccde to the favorItc son Il
majority oil the instructed uttt'S;it'-S
The work of the governors supporters.
who are effectively using the argument
of state pride and the Democratic en-
enlargement his opponents are receiv-
ing. Is expected to bring enough of the
uniuSiIuCtcu delegates to his support TO
make a SAT-, NJ Iklne majority. With
the ureai:I2.-.. secure the Bradley
men may ass ui.on the contests fiom
Louisville ;nd Jefferson county and
from Third dIstltct.
The \. p. y. which organization has
played snch AN important part n.thc
primaries and conventions preliminary
tn the state gatherings, is likely 10 b.
lost sight OF in the convention, the sol
isSne in which VIII be Governor BraG-
ley's presidential candidacy. the oppoSi-
tiOn tn which is led by Mayor Todd of
this city and DIR. w. Godfrey Hunt,I. e.
who yesterday pulled the third district
into lime for Mckinley
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
THOUSANDS WILL BE IOle.
Window Glass Plants To Shnt Down
From May 29 to October.

Window Glass Plant. to Shnt Down
From May 30 tn October.
1NDIANAPOIIS. April i5-At meet
ing of the Pittsburg Window Glass as
sociatiOn and the Western Window
Glass association hold in this city it was
decided. owing To the CLINT in the glass
market. to close down every window
glass factory IN the United States on
May 30.
The action taken means that thou
sands of men will be thrown out of
employment; just how many the man
ufacturers themselves could not esti-
mate The burden will fall heaviest in
the east. where many firemen. stokers
coal handlers, etc. are employed owing
fn the lack of natural gas One factory
in pittsburg. of which H Sellers Mckee
L. AT the head. Will be forced to Law ot
= 40 men I'm the Two associations
there are factories that uSe l .623 pots
which are capable of a total output an
nunlly of i2O. 500 boxes of glass There
are rs factories i'm the Western associa
tloH and l6 in PittSburg association
The members state that they have no
idea how long the factories will be
closed. but in no event will they be
opened before October.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
SPANS Usual TRICK.
Promising Reforms In Cuba as
She Did Before.
PRESIDENT HAS WRITTEN No NOTE.
At Least Nothing Is Known at the state
Department Regarding the Report
Published In London-Spaniards stiii
BIufting About War

WASHINGTON. April 15.-Nothing Is
known at the state department OF any
such communication from President
Cleveland TO the Spanish premier, Senior
Castillo. as is referred TO in the cable
gram from Madrid 10 the London Pail
Mall Gazette 1t Is surmised here that
the matter Is entering into Spanish
politics. and is perhaps being therefore
more or less distorted TO serve party
purposes.
The intimation of n purpose on the
part of the Spanish government 10
grant a large measure of local autonomy
Ia the Cubans confirms an understand
ing that has obtained here to the effect
that the abuses of which the Cubans
complain and which have served as the
basis of the present insurrectlon Will
be- largely abated by the Spanish gov
crnmcnt lust as soon as ii can be done
without the appearance of cOmpulslOn
against which Spanish pride revOitS :;
and it is perhaps a knowledge of this
fact that has operated 10 shape the
present attitude of our administration.
The telegram said ''Senor Canovas
del Castillo, the Spanish premier, Is Ill
and cannot be interviewed. His rclst-
tiVcs however, confirm the existence of
a Communique from President Glove
land. But. III the present state OIL puo-
lie feeling. il will be impossible tor the
government 70 accept his offer. Matters
are very complicated and, while the
government will do everything in ITS
power to avoid quarrel with the
United States. it will prefer to fight
rather than lose Cuba through foreign
pressure. The coming cortes will grant
Cuba every reasonable, franchise to be
enjoyed under the Spanish flag"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
THE g. q, IN FAIR SHAPE
business Betwe Wheeling. Pittsburg
and CuulberIs wiz Pay Expenses

Business Betwe Wheeling. Pittsburs
and CuulberIs wnt Pay Expenses
NEW YORK, April 1o.-PersOns in
position TO know, state that the report
of Stephen Little on the Baltimore and
Ohio and the Pittsburg and Western
will show u condition of things Consld-
erablv more favorable than the public
has been led TO suppose. The repair
shops. il will be remem bcred, We're put
On full time shortly after the receivers
took hold OF the property. and 1t is now
said that the entire rolling stock of the
road will have been thoroughly over
hauled within three months. The i'm
provement in this respect is already APP
parent, and is having its effects ON the
ability of the road to handle the traffic
now coming to 1T.
Ii is also stated that during the re-
cent trip of the receivers and their
PARTY over the lines it was made plain
TO them that there is sufficient business
in the CumberlandPitisbu Wheeling
triangle To put the Baltimore and Ohio
on a paying basis. The traffic of the
region. chiefly coal. coke and humber. Us
said to be susceptible of decided eXpaD-
sion.
The business of the line is now said
to be showing satisfactory growth and
the returns are helped 10y the attitude
of competing lines which are standing
by the traffic agreement. The Balu-
more and Ohio is also maintaining rates
strictly In former years the line has
been known as Il rate cutter; but TINS
policy was some time ago abandoned.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
PITH OF THE NEWS.

Richard Richards. a Brooklyn Iineman.
was killed by coming in contact with q
live wire.
The preparations for the coronation Of
the car at Moscow on May 26 are nearly
complete.
Advices from Mnssowah show the Der
siSh retreat from Italian troops was an
alter ruut.
The governor of Cape Colony has offered
to dispatch so men from Natal to fight
the Matabs.les.
Earl Maibias of Toledo claims to have
discovered the old Egyptian method OF
nummificatlon.
George Pierce Of Bridgeton y 7. was
saved by his bulldog from the savage at
tack of an angry l,ull.
Mrs. Dawson of New Brunswick n 7
shot colored man who attempte6 In
foroc his way into her house.
In endeavoring 10 separate two horses
that were lighting on the street. John
t'onoHer OF Long Branch. y. J., was IA
tally crushed.
Two Chicago scientists claim TO have
proven that cholera, typhoid fever. diph
tberia and other diseases can be cured bv
the Roentgen rays.
An attempt WAS made in New York TO
negotiate some of the Yonkers City bond.
which were stolen at the robbery of In,
Manhattan Savings bank in 1875. when
Jimmy Hopes gang got 81. 0OO 0O6 of 60
euxiuaA
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
CotoMeIA GETTING TOO GAY.
Details OF the seizure of a Schooner FL,
ing ,Hs United States Flag

Details of the seizure of Schooner Fly
ing We United States Flag.
NEW YORK. April I5-Copies of the
protest made before United States Con-
sui J l. P'arcey at Colon. by Captain
John HcndrIcks. of the American
schooner Geo w Whitford. which was
seized 10y the Colombian gunboat Cor
doVa oil Manzanillo Point. ON March 81 =,
have been received in this CITY and will
bc forwarded to the state department
Captain Hendricks statement saws
tn" schooner had complied with all the
regulations of the port from which she
sailed. but nevertheless. he AYERS that
the officer of the CoTdova who boarded
hum threatened to sink his ship. with
Stars and Stripes flying from the mast
head. unless she started to return TO
Colon in 10 minutes
Leopold Schrepp. a cocnannt dealer
OF this city who owns the Whitford,
says the trouble was cansed by Spanish
competitors for his trade. who have
T"lltIcal influence with the Colombia n
government
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
DEADLY HALlUCINATION.
\ Chicago Man Murders His Childre
and Himself, Fearing Starvation.

4 Chicago Man Murders His Children
and Himself. Fearing Starvation
CHICAGO. April I5.-While brooding
over the idea that his family would
suffer from want John Lehman sho
and killed his three young children III
this city. After committing the terri
Bile deed Lehman attempted to end his
life by hai ging, but failing in this he
tnrn'h Tia" revolver upon himself ami
sent '"'ii through his heart, killing
hins :ntlv.
For, ears Lehman had keen in
I'll" cIul lrs 'f the West Chicago Street
Railway company and during the
greater pant of that time had been Il
driver on the Center avenue line. Leh-
man had saved 81 800. This money is
deposited III one of the city banks
The family lived comfortably ana
wanted for nothing. NOTWITHSTANDING,
that fact Lehman worried "A great deal
He had fear that some day his sa,
ings would be swept away and his fau
lily would become dependent on charity
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
C. & p. FLYERS NARROW ESCAPE
Obstruction Intended to Wreck 1t Re
moved Just In Time.

Obstruction Intended to Wreck 1t Re
moved .Dust In Time.
CLEVELAND. April IA dastardly
attempt to wreck the limited express
train due in this city at 30 a m. on
the Cleveland and Pittsburg road. has
been made near the southern limits of
the city \ rolling mill emplOye. on his
way to work. discovered and removed
the obstruction Just III nme To avoid Il
terrible wreck
Two heavy railroad flies had been
placed from rail To rail on the track and
heavy. ties We're also placed parallel
with the rails on the outside Scarcely
had the obstruction been removed when
the limited thundered by at the rate of
so miles an honr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
RUSSIA. GAVE SOUND ADVICE.
Missionaries VIII Not BE M"iested b.
Turkey-The Knapp Case.

Missionaries VIII Not BE M"iested by
Turkey-The Knapp Case.
CoxSTANTINOPLE. April l5.-The thor
oueh ventilation which the action of the
sultan toward the Protestant and Catho-
hc missionaries inAsiaM Minor has received
through these dispatches has had de-
CIdcdIy beneficial effect The United
States charge. .d'affaires. Mr. John w
Riddle, has received written aSsur-
ance from the Turkish government that
the Rev. George u. Knapp. the Ameri-
can missionary recently expelled from
Bitlis. will be delivered to the United
States consul at Alexandretta.
Ii is further stated that the sultan's
trade providing for the expulsion of the
other missionaries from Asia Minor has
l,cn repealed. and for the present. at
least missionaries need not anticipate
any further trouble.
II is understood that i'm both these
cases the snltan has acted npon the ad-
vice of the Russian ambassador.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
BLINDED THEM TO BEG.
An Italian Couple Charged with
Awful Crime In Chicago.

An Italian Couple Charged with a.
Awful Crime In Chicago.
CHICAGO. April l5.-Achille MaselE
a broad -ShOuldered. beetle brown,
Italian. is locked up at the Harris,
street station. an object of grave 81.
picion on the part of the police H.
wife. Fortuna, Is a prisoner in the Al
mex. while the kindhcartcd matrOn l.
charge takes care of her three bal
boys
Two of these little ones are bin,
They sit in the blackcst darkness afraI
tn move hand or foot i'll their awh
helplessness. If the police are corr"c,
these two mites of misery Were deprive.
of their sight by unnatural parents th:.
they might win pennies of the chalIt:.
bic public
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
mAuMee VALLEY eATILeFIeIos.
Bill Favored For Government Purchase
and Erection of Monuments.

Bill Favored For Government Purchase
and Erection of Monuments.
WASHINGTON, April i5.-The house
committee on military affairs has de-
cIded tn report favOrably the plan
fOstered by the Maumee Valley Monu-
mental association and other organiza-
tions for the purchase of battlefields OF
the Maumee valley. a bill introduced
by Mr.. Southard. with an appropria-
tion of Sl5. 900 for beginning the work,
will be reported.
The plan contemplates the acquire
ment 10y the government of Fort In
dustry. Fort Meigs, Fort Miami. Fort
Defiance. Fort Wayne, the battlefield
of Fallen Timber, and the piece OF
ground at Put Bay OH Lake Erie.
where soldiers and sailors of the war OF
1912 are buried. Under the bill the sec
rctary of war is authorized TO enclose
the pieces of ground acquired and 10
erect suitable monuments and tablets TO
the memory of the men who fell there
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
Conventions at Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG. April I5.-The county
Republican convention elected DIR. G..
NJ Sites. j. b. BOoser and a. B.
Beard delegates to the state Republican
convention from the Second Legislative
district of Dauphin county. The dele
gates Were not instructed Senator S
j NJ. McCarrell Of this city was en-
dorSed for dclegats. TO thc national Re
publican convention froni the Fonr-
teenth congressional district with power
tn chOnS,. hIs cnuf,rIcf.,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
sILVga S MAJORS AGGRESSIVE.
They Force Agreement to Consider
PETERS MI Inquiry Resolution

PETERS I MI Inquiry Resolution
WASHINGTON, April IJ--1t has been
made apparent after lively colloquy IN
the senate that there is no disposition
among the silver and Populist senators
to allow the resolution for senate i'll
uuily into recent bond issues 10 lIpse-
Mr.. PETER, reinforced by Mr.. Wolcott
(Colo) and Mr.. Stewart New, as
resolution CoulG NOT 10 crowded ouJ.
either 10y design or lnadvcrtcIice. An
agreement was finally reached that the
bond resolution would come up imme-
diately after Mr.. Chandler and MIR.
GRAY concluded their speeches on the
Dupont case
MIR. Squire rep. Wash.) made an
elaborate presentation OF the pressing
need of coast dcfenscs, pointing ont the
defcnseless condition of our great sea-
coast harbOrs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
LIKE SHE KILLED 40 BABIES.
The London Nnrd-re>s Tries tn Put an
End Herself.

The Iondon Nnriere>s Tries to Put An
End Herself.
LONDON. April I5--The alleged whole
sale baby murderess. with the sugges-
tiv" name Of Dyer. has attempted sui-
eide at Reading She tried to strangle
herself with her shoelaces. tying the
same IN slip knot and putting it under
her left ear. just as in the case of each
sirangled infant found in the Thames
river
Rnmors leak out that perhaps 80 or 40
babies Were murdered during the course
of her business at Reading. The baby
clothes found in her house weigh
nearly 200 pounds.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
REeoea WON IN CENTER.

a Hitter Fight Between Him and Arnold
For Congress-
BELLEFoNTE, Pa, April l5.-The Re-
publican county convention held here
was the most exciting ever known in
the history of the county.
The fight between Colonel w. F.
Reeder and Congressman w. G. Arnold
for the congressional endorsement was
very bitter. and was finally won by
Reeder, who secured az delegates
against 80 for Arnold
The resolution that Reeder be allowed
to select his own conferees was carried
After spirited contest.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
Gave birth to United Twips

LoRAIN. o. April l5-Mrs Budd Nc
Phcrsnn. wife of a Cleveland. Lorain
and Wheeling railwas conductor. has
given birth to a most remarkable freak
of human nature. IL WAS a double
child. ar nnited twins. rivaling in some
respects the famous SiameSe twins.
The children are both alive. and now
bid fair to reach the age of maturity.
One is a boy and the other a girl.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS GROW.
Figures Given Out by the Bureau of
atI.tics This Month.

WASHINGTON. April 15.-The bureau
of statistics III its monthly statement of
imports and exports. shows that the ex
pOrtatiOn of domestic merchandise dur
ing March last amounted TO $13. 800, 296,
a gain of more than 100000 over
March, 1885 For the last nine months
there was a gain of over S5I 300, 900
The imports of merchandise during
March amounted TO SIT. .3S3, ,9:iS. of
which about 81 100000 was free OF
duty.
The loss for the month. as compared
with March. lS!l5. was about $1,000. 900.
There was. however, a gain for the nine
months of abont S12. 100000. The cx-
cess of the exports for the month over
the total imports was -, I4i.0i6. In
March. 1898. the imports of merchan-
disc exceeded the exports by 81 1873. 646.
The exports of gold coin and bullion dur
ing March aggregated $.SSI. $50. and the
imports. S691 133. The silver coin and
bullion exports dnring March amounted
to s5.0l4. 126. and the imports. 81 ,353 ,526.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
p.oof ahou, Pearl nryan.. Head

CINCINNATI, April I5.-At Newport,
Ky, attorneys for the commonwealth
have made an official announcement
that they will prove that jackson and
Walling were together on the Coving-
ton suspension bridge soon after the
murder of Pearl Bryan and that they
Were seen throwing the head of the
murdered girl into the Ohio river.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
Warrants For FiiIbusterers.

PBILADESPHA, April I5.-Warrants
have been issued from the United States
district attorneys office in this city for
the arrest of John ID. III Hart. owner
of the steamer Bermuda, and the ships
officers. on charges of filibusiering
DIR. Congosta, the Spanish consul. is the
prosecutor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
Hotel Men Name Omcers.

Los ANGELES. April 15.-The Hotel
Mems Mutnal Benefit association has
elected the following officers: George
" Lynch of the Hotel Florence, San
Diego. pres dent Waller Barnes of Chi
cagO. secretary and treasurer; G. Ii
Becker of : sion, vice president. Bos.
ton was selected as the next place oi
meeting
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
The MARKETS.
PiTTsBBRG. Aprii ~

PiTTsBDBG. Aprii ~
WHEAT-No red. 77G7sc No , red .sa
11c: spring " heat. 75c
CoRN-No : yellow ear s7,.(1 3sc: No :
sheiled. S5I2CG96c: high mixed shened .ts,4 u
Sic mixed ear S}c
oATS-No l white. 25,4Cd26c No .white
Pa 25Isc: extra No white. 23Iza24c n.h,
mixed. 22'z 20 &c
HAM" timothy. SIC 2jdl6 ~; M
timothy. Sl5 0Gl5 25; mixed clover xI,ud
l5U; packing IS JUa9O0. No fe,-oiine u, a,
rte. sll JU9l l2OO; wagon hay ais OSd - w IuI
Timothy
bCTTER-Elgin creamery. Dd2lc; Ohio
fancy creamery. lSdlac: fancy country roll
l2"l%c: low Grade and cooking. 6eso
CHEESE-F 'ncy New York full cream
isre" size. 9I='HlOc, New York gats IU(dlU, c
fancy OhioS. alza9c. Wisconsin Swiss Ia tut,
iiGlIIgc. nm6urSer IL zC91Jc Ohio Swiss ~
inb> l3;7Giic Swiss IN square blocks I3,za
EGGS - Strictly fresh Pennsylvania Aid
ONTO. ." Cases IiIzfd lie. goose eggs 4UgI1c.
fpUL1RS-LHrGe i've chickens 75saspo n.
pair i've chickens, small 65d75c srrInu
chickens "SG nc. A. to size. dressed chicken.
i's@l 4" per p"und i've dncks 7Ud9J Del nan
u'e~>+d I'tGloc pei pound. live tark.ys Iaa
'-' T-r pound dressed IsG Isc pei pound NV,
gees.. 81 UuSa 10 per pair
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
PRESIDENTS BROTHER osposeo.
The Presbytery Also Considered the
Preachers Hot Talk.

Preachers Hot Talk.
WATERTowN. n. Y. April 1.-THE
preshytCry of the st. Lawrence has
voted 10 dissolve the pastoral relation
existing between Rev. William n.
Cleveland of Chaumont. the brother of
President Cleveland. and his church.
Mr.. Cleveland asSented To the action of
the committee, but entered a protest.
There was a warm discussion. at the
close of which the presbytery voted
unanimously as indicated. The prcsby
terry has endeavOred for more than a
year to harnuonize the troubles existing.
bnt without permanent success.
Mr.. Clevcland's protest contains some
very spicy language and a resolution
was passed stating that the presbytery
did not assent 70 the statements made.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17

ATHENS, April ia nnrse who had
been one OF the palace attendants since
shc birth of the crown prince in 1865
has died here. The king, the oowh
prince and Princes George and NIcho
las carried the coffin and the bcars6
was follow ed Oh foot to the cemetery
10y the ladies and gentlemen of ibr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
Must Paw the ,ssess.rs

HsRRIsBuRG, April IL. - Attorney
General Mccormick has given an opin-
ION To the effect that county commis-
sloners must pay the assessors for max
ing the enumeration of children re-
9nlred by the compulsory education act
rms VIII secure the enforcement of the
law this year.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
Bishop Ryan. FnneraI.

BUFFALO, April ID The funeral
services over the remains of the lat.
Bishop 5 V. Ryan We're held in th'.
cathedral. Arch bishop Corrigan offici
atcd and the se:mon was preached 10y
Archbishop Ireland. Many prelates
were present
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
rarmaiu a, n.a,o.a c.n,..,,..

BEDFORD, Pa April IL Owing to a
dispute over the vote of a delegate from
Broad Top. mob prevented the Re
publican convention from doing bust
ness. Sheriff Hammer served am in
junction against the Broad Top vote,
and the decision of the chairman will
bring the Hicks Thropp contest into
court 70 he decided
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
A 5000. 600 rire In New York

NV YORK, April ia $500, 900 fire
has occurred III the boiler room OF Tia"
five story brick building. 7s Grand
street The principal losses are & \
Anffmordle & Co. importers, Frank
Mcrz. drcssgoods: Hugo Bondy, kid
gloves, and Dexter. Lambert & Co ,
-ili-c
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
The Elections In Spain.

MADRID. April 15.-The elections arc
expected 10 result in the return of 300
supporters Of the government. 10 Dissi-
dent Conservatives. ~ Liberals. 10 Carl
lists. 10 Independents and Republicans,
including Castelar,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
HaId on the Sports.

WASHINGTON, April D. Senai or
Platt has introduced a bill TO prohibit
the transmission of the reports of results:
nn prizcfight~ or ritcSs from one state 10
,nothcr. and making such transmission
Il misdemeaDOr TO be punished by fine
or impriSonmcmt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17

DURHAM, England. April I5.-An ex-
plosion has taken place in "A colliery ut
Wilmington. near this place Eight
miners are known to have been killed
and 1t Is believed that IS persons III all
will lose their lives.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
a Riot In Colombia.

PANAMA. April ia riot has oc-
enrred in La Boca among body of
lahorers employed on the canal One
man and one woman We're killed and
many were wounded. The troops We're
called out to suppress the riot.