The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-14
NEWS AyD OTHER NOTISgS.

"A heavy snow storm passed over CnicAgo ono
Cincinnati Monday night, doing considerable
The stables Of tho Iehigh and wiIkesbsrre
cCaI company. At Wanamie. were destroyed by IRE
with q mules on Sunday last.
- The oil Ares near Bradford are still burning.
loss threatens to he very large
There we're 10 0 barrels Of oil burned IN the
aggregate ioss foots up sl80 COZ
"A fire at Kinderhook- y. =, on Saturday
night destroyed ten or eleven buildings. including
tho postofice and two hotels Lo~s. 80 OOt.
william Msekin aui Michael HoIlahan. 10
and y years old, we're drowned At Fall River,
A.ass on Monday. by the capsizlng Of = boat.
- TIE Queen's L1ke ice house in St. Clair
county. Mo. was consumed by lightning Sat
urday night. The loss II estimated at S45 oeo.
John TiaucCy. e no vas tried in Clar on last
week for killing ". W. Gafber and convicted or
voluntary manslaughter. was sentenced oa SaJur-
day to eight years Imprisonment In the Western
PCniteptiarv.
"A negro, whose name is not given on Friday
last ouI ged Mrs. George Salmon young mar
rled woman. near Eairytew. Todd county. Ky and
then cut her throat. He was followed and lynch
-Huse. LooDis & COS extensive ice houses on
the river front St. Louis. were burned sun
day morning in a tremendous thunder storm
over .o0o tons Of Zee were consumed. The lore
is estimated nt about $50 600
-Isham Kapp. colcrcd, for outraging young
white woman. was hanged at Fort Worth, TEXAS,
on Friday. Hs rode 10 the callovs seated upon
his con. and confessed his guilt. the father OF the
victim placing the moose about his neck.
A boy named Patrick Malone vRs hired by
stranger IN Pottsville on Saturday to procure
tiucture Of iron ana nitric acid. soon after the
bottle they exploded and ne was seriously burned.
A man who had not seen bis wife for eighteen
years. and believe her dead, found her alive and
well iu Minneapolis. SO far wac he from o-iug
overioyed by the meeting, that he swallowed
laudanum intending 10 cause n final separation by
a drunkard hed into .he woocs near Nasn-
Vile Tennessee. while Wild with dcIrium amens,
dug a grave and was found lying in Il dead. HI
wife WAS made frantic by tho FIht. and she loud
ly called upon heaven to let her die. too II hap
Peneh that on her way home. lightning struck
and killed her
to marry. but they were not within reach OF cler-
EyWgn or Justice There was not In fact human
being within twenty miles So they wrote out as
much ct marriage ceremony as they could re-
member. including Affirmative responses, signed
their names to the document ami pronounced
themselves husband and wife.
Two wooden buildings ia nauvIIc, Va. one
occupied tor the storagc Of tobacco and the other
as a groc ~ and liquor store we're destroyed be-
ftIe day light SUNDAY morning by an inceniiHry
fire. Samuel J. Croxtou. who slept in the tobacco
warehouse, lost MS lille. and chm Does fireman,
perished IN Alternating 20 save him. Over 10 90
pounds OF leaf tobacco were consumed.
Captain George VI. Cooley OF TT y y. ! ., has
in bis forty years OF life saved from drowning
less than forty-siX persons. His latest exploit
weE ths rescue last month OF seven young students
Of the Poly ychnic. whose small boat was capsized
in the river. romantic incident In his career
was the rescuing rois the river, while stl youth,
the girl who q RftcTward became his wife.
Mrs SEof. living near NcG's Island. in the
Susquehanna river, took her two small children in
a boat on Thursday to row where her husband was
Esh!E 2. III boat struck rock aud he woman,
telling The children 20 cling 10 her undertook 20
swim shore them One pf tbar, fell rfF unf
was drowned. but she reached the shore in safety
with the o.her. though very uiU IA exhausted
In Coventry, r. J., on Saturday. George Wat
IgIlee e,-7e 1sfaT-T 7-gay ana a. sia.'-5iy
mined 10 sleep at the latter place. Not returning
the rLir,rcy n iHs b2rse signdfnr tre IeI5sIrIay
having been burned. Wats0u's IA f-hurned body
vas found in the cellar. The mysterious affair
Will De invest gated.
f NJ Willard, the confidence operator. refer
red to in our local department was before Mayer
Lidtcii. in Pittsburgh. on Tuesday. lie waived
~f "A D grFs4 3 rrrr ON s-fra
tanning money On false preienscs from Father
Burke. Of Sharpsaurg Bishop Tuigg not being
forgery was pos, pgued until next Monday morn
iny. villa feeIs confident Of getting out Of h.s
Rev. Charles B. RamsielI has been pastor OF
the North Presbyterian church Washington since
poverty 70 one of considerable prosperity. But no
has Offended his conSrega gatiou, q. least large
amiab.e. rehnsI, and good. Dut sti ks 70 her re-
liSion though she frequently goes 70 hear her hus
for 'he purpose Of compelling b i'm to resign, but be
Dunbar OF 81 est Faicvicvy, caught iE the river at
that place on last sunday night HG animal reScm-
piinF a e. ySi sIL5L sH.'ittS tu tle "iilgh nts %
potion sn !i. al . sytip OILY A1'ut Li.ae IAcne=
in size on Ec top OF It's back-th rest being ten
neck anu neal an tnJlt resembling those 81 a
LuF. II Is also web footed and j. pronounced bv
Old fishermen 90 De most sIugu lar Huimal-thc
mrs. 80 ihc hind ever seen IN that Vicinity
Daniel tourCy. OF ETie- the man who
driven 70 ra-lnE madness over the fifteen game
and VII" returned iroin biNmout nsvlum a couple
Of weeks ngH, hnU another attack Sunday mora
ing. wIiie i'm the cathedral. The sulernultics NJ
High Mass were iislu-he 10y '"nr'y ilinZinR hts
hit li..i above the Et-A1a'E throne AMI exclairI-
excitement spread from enl . en- OF the large
etinre aul the poor tel .uw was -ut out AMI tax
home. lie va probably o. M back 20 EiEmonJ
At v ltilawspo7t, tie jury on saturday Mig ht
rendered verdict ct guilty OF murder IN the Irst
decree AGAINST Catharine Niicr ant her para
muur George smith. for ;he murier Of Andrew
Miller. husband ol the Hr-t uaIIc1 person, near
Jerscy Saur-, March IS After numbering ne old
man ho o. irty years older O. su bis wife. the
body yves Iu5g uu iu Lis barn. SD as 20 have tho
aupe rance OF sut.ita- It vas 60 badly bruised
and uasiei jhat the crime was Dr once detscceI.
and tie above parties arrested. \ few days ter
ward 'hcy both made confessions.
Miss LcouUr~ Lloyd, II PoIockylNe, =. O.,
unable 10 determine vuet her she loved " J. NH.
Ter better than =. Bhh- or vice 81. let each TO
believe she was willing to wei him In conse-
uucnce buca youaz men az the same time got IL
cusrs 10 marry, HEi TIA il raced OF foot 70 the res
eetrst Of foot but Biob, upon reaching Tia. rollse
tell useusitfIc at She feet o.! hts beloved In an
fustar,. Mis- LLOYD rcalizod that she mas lry1
the man 30 hBd tainted at the prospect Of los *
her h&ui, and summ1Hiug a clergyman, took 4
--Rcv Hugh C4aryey. pastor Of st agnes Cath
Ole church. " est Chester, nles with . serious
ciaent Sunday evening. lie has been sick for
,I i'i i M ~ @ r., ,,,2s I'M "is - IN IN
evening lie retired to ilis room and at enpted TO
yl ~ IA. H. E ~ reri 49, r. Sg "a
the pavement OF the ward he Uw. II vas convey
ell 10 the house and sitter being -ftrs atCd by-physL
clans for several hours he returned 10 conscious
ness. and il il now believed ne VIII fully recover
sun .ay afternoon. q EcS rSplustou in stove
IN the dive ling OF Justice Ciuo. IN EcXtord eleven
miles s"U heoSt Of Bradford set the house GA Ere
the flames spread anon taa frame structarcs in
the village until 90 buildings were in ashes. in
Guiding the principal hotels and the Kendall ana
= dr;G-c railroad station. FORTY derrlcks, the
pump station Of The United pump lines, and two
tanks containing to- -etner over 30 600 gallons Of
ul.. were also hurHei. Il ia5sr force OF men Wac
set nj work constructing dam TO prevent the
burning oil from running down the valley aud set
ting hre to three other tanks conta ing each %,
oCJ gallons of oil.
A hre in 4 Allegheny City Pa Sunday evening,
which started fn tho stable Of Eeifcr- StcifeI Il
Cos tapner,. on Allegheny avenue dcst-gyed
said taunery. WitIecE' Jannery ana twenty eight
other buildings s.aurhlar houses stables and
Tho locality being situated between two hills it
was almost impossible for the fremen t. get at
the flames until they had nearly done their worst.
The loss on property j. estimated at S125.Ooo.
bout twenty poor families homeless csca ping
rumOTGd that . young Eirl peTishcd in the
flames. The Gre Is supposed 20 have been started
BY Two boys VINO were playing in the stable.
In rome y I =, MONDAY morning, on starting
the engine in the Merchant Iroa VI d. one of the
boilers burst. EIIinK Jason G. EndrT, VIM Frev,
Reuben Davis and Joseph BcssOck. and fatally
wounuing 3 dam Breiusdurier The explosion also
son. AMI Charles stanton Baker Many others
were slightly injured. all employees. The mill
was bsfly wrecked Tie exploded boiler re
ceased IRON - i1unuaii i"ii5, ara IN Its hisht
crushed thTCu- q heavy iron chimney. AMI also q
heavy brick chimney. and landed about z0J feet
from be mill owing 70 the early hour only
Ipss~Of life would have been fearful. About $50
men are thrown out Of employment.
"A party Of mon we're engaged Fuesdry after
noon at alsim0re, Just ou SIDE the walls Of Fort
NcHenr, in tl-e:i, ing uf1 some co Icinned slIran
mel shells which junk dealers hau Burchaset. the
fort. Water was poured upon the shells and they
were then laii upoI an anvil and struck with
when one exploded with terrific force, killing Ter
man ~ Bush John forble. Robert Steinman, John