The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-22

"A saN ,ge black wolf has captured Mont
gomery conuty, this State. lie escaped FROM
an exhibitor cage and took to the WOODS.
lie emerges st night and feeds himself on
hens. having %oien altogether 20 from one
farmer. He iLks whipped great number OF
dogs. notably q most ferocious and powerful
bulldog, which had been confidently set on
him. Hunters GO out to slay him, but are too
nervous to aim well. and be has not been hit
belinda Coukiug, young woman living
near Uainesviile, y. j., was killed on Friday
morning under peculiarly painful circuin-
stances. She was going through q Geld III
which Hambletonian horse was kept, y hen
in some manner she provoked the animal and
it ran at ber, throwing her Tn the ground
and kicking her IN death, tranpling upon
her body and mangling it ShOckingly. she
is a valuable animal Belonging 70 the young
woman father.
PERHAPS the most remarkable execution
that this country will ever know, says the
New Orieana Times, will take place in At
lanta Georgia. during the present month.
The person to be hanged is a mere child,
colored boy eleven years Of age, and the
crime for which he is under sentence is the
brutal murder OF threo-year old infant
whom lie had been set 10 mind. Notwith-
standing his cItreIne youth, the deed was so
flendiSh in conceT tion and so utterly unpro-
vOked that the jury could not find single
e&tenuating circumstance in the case.
-AIontezuma. Ga, las two living curiosi
ties, to wit: Wide Hunter a genuine Albino
about forty years old, and Henry Wiley,
spotted man Hunter is the son of perfectly
black parents. lie has all tiie marks or =
thoroughbred African, thick lips Fat nose
and feet, nEd woody hair. lie gs perfectly
white, white bair and pink eyes. lie secs
better at night tlian in the daytime. lie vas
slave and belonged TO John A. Hunter
Wiley is about ~ years old, and is as spotted
as A leopard, black and white. He was slave
and belonged to Leroy Wiley. 80 says the
hontezDua Weekly.
William Pcnrod, the faSmsn Of the first
section OF the Wallis Accommodation, admits
that he was responsible for the recent rail
way accident at Pittsburgh which resulted
in the death of thirty persons. He says that
he was collecting tickets, but that was none
OF his business. and that the company did
not require il OF him. After the train had
stopped some time he supposed the operator
would send word back to the I nion depot
that train had been blocked, and be walk
ed up the track instead OF going to the rear
OF the train SubSeq uently lie went back,
but he had only white light and the signals
lie gave to the approaching trsin we're not re-
garded-
"A despatch from Milwaukee, Wis, of
Tie 18th, says: The wind storm which pre-
vailed here yesterday and last night was tic
seVcrcst ever known in this section, and the
barometer was never known 10 be so low,
Wind from the South blowing between 10 to
40 miles al hour. large feet OF vessels
sought this haThor for safety. and rode out
the gale in the bay. Dispatches from La
Crosse say the StOFul al 2lOnX INe !ine OF tNe
Southern Minnesota Railway was the sever
CSt ever known in years. Passenger and
freight trains along the line are hlockaded in
snow-baaks from 10 To II feet deep, and
teams with provisions have been dispatched
to their relief from several points
n terrific explosion occurred at the Gar
den City DiStilery CUmpaHys works, Chica-
20, on Friday evening. killing seven persons
and severely injuFing four others An ex-
pertinent was being tried with a new stenui-
ing process The corn vas put whole into
q mammoth kettle sixteen feet high, and
steamed. Then 4 strong pressure of steam
was applied TO force iJ through pines into
the mash tub. The pipes became choked
up stopping the passage O! the swollen corn
and instantly increasing the pressure on the
kettle. terrific exppsiun followed, blow
ing the rtrof OF thH building clear Of aud
killing outright or burying beneath the fs!-
len timbeTs, :lding corn and debris ten
men and one woman.
John Haruiltun's wife obtained divorce
from hiu 81 Rock Island, Ill, and went hack
to her parents, while Ire migrated TO SscTA-
mento. They soon began correspondence,
and before 4 year WAS over she went To
Sacrs nicutu, where they were remarked
Mrs. Hamilton WAS not long In getting ical-
Gus, and with good reason hut sIe shot her
rival and for while the connubial sky was
clear The wounded woman disappeared,
and the wife was not punished for the as
sault Again Hamilton gave cause Of iesl-
ousy. Mrs Hamilton WAS convinced that he
could not be permanently reformed, She
sat down on his lap, put one arm around his
neck, kissed him RhpctiOnstely, drew pistol
with the diseng3ged hand, placed it close 10
his forehead and bred, killing him instantly.