Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-10-14

Tirah AfridiS and Orakzais advising
them to submit instantly-The Span
ish cabinet decided upon the immedi-
ate recall of General Weyler from Gu
ba. A decree was issued appointing
Captain General Blanco Arenas, mar
quis of Pena Plata governor general
of the island-The death of Ell Con-
selheiro, leader of the Brazilian insur-
gent fanatics, is reported-More than
| $4,000,000 in gold was shipped from Eu-
rope for this country~Governor Black
announced the appointment of Jesse
Johnson of Brooklyn as a justice of the
| supreme court for the Second judicial
district (Kings county,, to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of Justice
| Osborne-The Lehgh and Wilkesbarre
| Coal company's breaker employees are
again on strike at Hazleton, Pa. having
failed to receive the advance in wages
they were promised when the former
| trouble was settled-S. G. Thomson of
Princeton won the championship in the
intercollegiate tennis tournament at
New Haven by defeating j. D. Forbes
| of Harvard in the finals-Dr. George
| II. Bridgman of Elizabeth, N. j., was
appointed minister to Bolivia by the
| resident-Lyman ]. Gage, secretary
of the treasury, made an address on
present social problems at the dedica-
tion of the Bradley Polytechnic insti-
| tute in Peoria, Ills-The Independent
| nomination of Charles Frederick Adams
| for chief judge of the court of appeals
of New York state on the ticket of the
| United Democracy was filed in the Of
| flee of the secretary Of state at Albany
There were five deaths from yellow
fever and 46 new cases in New Orleans
breaking the record of the present epi-
demic. New centers of contagion were
discovered-Two parties of Klondike
gold seekers who are stranded at St.
Michaels assumed a threatening atti-
tude toward Mayor Wood of Seattle
and d. X. Howard, the managers of the
expeditions, and are restrained from
violence only by the presence of troops.
Monday, Oct. IL.
A big demonstration took place in
Glasnevin cemetery, Dublin, at the
grave of Charles Stewart Parnell. the
day being the sixth anniversary of his
death-A serious fire that cost three
lives occurred in the Broken Hill mine
In Australia-NewY York detectives ar
rested two thieves who robbed the
house in Orange. N. j., Of Francis H.
Scott, president of the Century compa-
ny, and recovered lot of stolen goods
A man on Skookum creek, In the
Klondke country, shoveled out $21 600
of gold dust in IL hours-An S-year-
old girl captured a burglar in New
York. He dragged her down a fight OF
stairs, but she hung on to his legs and
screamed till help came-Mrs. Susan
Corbin of Brooklyn is dead as the re.
suit of bicycle collision while scorch.
ing-A New York widow is going to
take party of women to the Klondike.
They will wear bloomers-The en-
gagement of Miss Antoinette Woerish-
offer, daughter of the late Charles
Woerishoffer of New York, was an.
nounced in Paris-M. Pierre Botkine
Russian delegate to the sealing confer
ence, has arrived in Washington-Ma-
ry Miller, a New York girl, killed her.
self with poison because her stepmoth-
er reproved her-Superintendent e. F,
George of the orphan home for girls at
Tivoli, N. Y, admits the truth of the
charge that three little girls were con-
fined in pigpen for IL hours to cure
them of laziness-The centennial an
niversary of the founding of the grand
chapter of the Royal Arch Masons in
the United States will be celebrated in
Baltimore this week-Allen w. Van
New York. died at the home of his
father in Gowanda, N. "a 48 inch
water main burst at Forty eighth street
and Madison avenue. New York, and
| flooded the neighborhood for many
blocks. 1t is estimated that the damage
may reach $50, 900. The accident wac
caused by the heavy blasting of rock
| during the construction of the new sew
er in the avenue-Detective Will
| liam Moore was held without ball
| by the coroner on suspicion of be-
ing implicated in the murder of his
| wife.
Tuesday, Oct. 12.
A statue of Commodore Cornelius
| Vanderbilt was presented to the uni
versity in Nashville founded by him
| and bearing his name by the people OF
that city, Chauncey M Depew deliver
! ing the principal address of the occa-
sion-President Mckinley in Wash
ington touched telegraph key and
started the machinery at the New Bed
| ford (Mass) semcentennial industrial
xposition-General Blanco, the new
| captain general of Cuba. announced
that he would proceed with great ener-
gy against the insurgents in Cuba
| The Irish Independent league held
| convention in Dublin. The resolutions
demanded home rule and praised Par.
nell's policy. The policy of Great Brit
! ain was severely denounced-Eliza-
| beth Bowles. years old, was killed by
an explosion of a siphon of settlers in
| New York-The United States su.
preme court began its fall and winter
| term in Washington-Judge Cowing,
in part one of general sessions, New
York, discharged John H. Stats. as
sistant superintendent of the Hotel
Waldorf, who had been accused of rob-
bing the hotel. Mr.. Boldt. the proprie-
tor, urged clemency in the case-Mrs,
w. Butler Duncan, Jr., and Harry
Havemeyer won the mixed foursome
golf team match on the links of the
Country club, in Westchester county,
N. Y.-Alfred Murphy threw a rock
at Peter De Grisselt in front of a hotel
near Newburg because the latter re-