Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-02-27
NEWS IN BRIEF.

L.
zier. the soldier. traveller and story
writer died last evening at his resi-
dence. a6 Walnut street, Somerville.
Newburvport. Mass. Feb. 21.-Thc
strike ,t Dodoa Feathers, shoe factory
bas eraad Tie lostars obtained an
advance in the prioe list and returned
+, ,yo,.ly
Iordop Fob o4-Fr,pl. S'ovin has
;ss,ed , cbola,cro 10 srbt Rnb Iritz.
simmons for 81 600 side He offers to
nool, h;,,eo1f Co., &. ooo e., ston Corhett
IN si,, rounds
New Haven. Conn. Fb. 2o-An
orgonizotion was formed at Putnam.
Conn. to-day to buv and preserve the
farm on which the historical wolf den
OF Gen. Putnam is located.
Ware. Mass. Feb, 9l.-Louis Shaw,
Is wears old, of Otis avenue. shot and
probab fatally injured Traffley Char
boneau last evening while fooling with
revolver. Both boys work at Caste
vens g. Co. S mill.
New York. Feb 21.-The national
Armenian relief committee in response
to n cable messape from Clara Barton
has Just sent $25, 600 by cable to Con.
stantinonle and will send forward
other sums Immediately.
No,yhnrvnort Mass. Feb. e4.-Jere
s Allen. one of the oldest news
n,ner men in New ENGLAND, died yes
teadav afternoon. ared ss years. He
was a bachelor and Mason lie leaves
two brothers and one sister.
Erie. Pn.. Feb. 9l.-Hon. Samuel A.
Davenport of this city has announced
himself as a candidate for congressman
at large from this state. Mr. Daven-
mort has been n delepate to several
national republican conventions.
Nov, uoyan Conn. Feb. 22.-The
1ro,,,,o,,d Erosb man Debating club has
f,,.,,,o1l,, oocanted the challenre of the
y.Ia Erasbman union to a Joint de-
h,ta which will probablv take place
coma time before the Easter recess.
Uavarbiu Mass Feb. 22.-The last
o,.s of This CITY have declared the fac
to,.v of A A. Bripps g. Co. non-union
show and declared fight against it
l,ooa,sa tho firm had decided that the
,,,o,, ,,rst work. fen hours a day here
af4ar
Ncynort. VT. Feb. 22.-The Jury in
+ba Uallovav murder trial. after near
1v fortv-eight hours deliberation, last
niobt returned n verdict of manslaugh-
te, AGAINST william e. Chase for caus-
;,c, tho do,tb Of John r.. Holloway. He
has not vet been sentenced.
Wilmington. N c.. Feb 24.-Hon.
Coor,,o Day;s died Yesterday. ared 76
veore He once represented North
| C,rolin, in the confederate senate and
rvos olso ATTORNEY general of the con-
feder,+e states He was one of the
most nrominent LAWYERS of the state.
Wnlsesbare. Pa. Feb. 24.-The Off
cers of the Pettebone mine say that
thew have subdued the fire in the mine.
Tbe idIanass and the vost amount of
,o,l oonsumad for the mast five veel,s
sino, tbe fire started have been very
oos+1r 10 the delaware I,acl5awanna &
Western Railroad comnanv.
Uorcaster. Mass Feb 2o.-Thomas
Dewey nrodue dealer ON Mechanic
streaf was found in a car of potatoes
in the Fitchburg railroad ward last
night with his skull crushed and in a
diving condition. A crowbar was
spotted with blood and on the floor OF
the car was found dollar bill covered
with blood. lie was robbed of 500.
New Haven, Conn, Feb. 2o.-The
Yale News prints letter received yes
terday from J, f. Cooper, secretary of
the Royal Henley regatta He gives
the rules for entrance and says that
any reasonable number of men, say
twenty-five, can be entered, from
which the actual crew can be chosen,
and the names given in seven DAYS be-
fore the regatta
Woonsocket, r. l., Feb 24.-The
Universalist church congregation of
this city last evening gave a public
patriotic service and adopted rcsolu-
tions in favor of tribual for the arbi-
tration of differences between the
United States and Great Britain, this