The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-18

-Tnirty-One men and women are on trial
at Greenville, O, on a charge of conspiracy
to murder Jacob long opened beer sa-
loon tn the town and the Palestine Crusa-
ders, total abstinence society drove him
away He boldly returned, and was inform
ed by paper stuck on his door that his life
would be taken If he sold drop of beer.
He presented proof to n Grand jury that the
threatening document had been voted by the
Crusaders, and they were indicted.
B. G. Read, superintendent Of a paper
mill at Garksville, No, went into the base
ment of the mill Friday afternoon to oil
shaft journal. He was caught by a nut on
pulley wheel carried around the shaft a
number of times, and both feet beaten of by
striking against the floor above The bump
ing on the floor attracted the attention of the
engineer, who shut of the steam. In going
into the basement Read 5 manged and dead
! body was found hanging from the shaft
Yesterday morning, says the Atlanta
I (Ga Constitution, James Devine, an aged
/ negro wood cutter, was found dead i'm his
/ room on the plantation Of Mrs. Goodman
/ five miles from town. His toes had been
! bitten OF by rats and he was lying on his
face. A pOSt-mOTter' developed that he-had
( died from hvpertrophv OF the heart. DR.
Knott, Of this city, who conducted the ex-
animation, pronounced the heart which
weighed five pounds, the largest he had ever
seen.
in the court house tower at Norristown,
. flock Of Snow birds have lived for over five
/ years, Vet with every stroke Of the bell an
nOunciGg the hours as they passed the birds
. have never ceased to leave the tower in the
greatest CONSERVATION, but maintain their
. position in the air until the last stroke has
I fallen, when they at once return to the tow
eT Thus every hour has their rest been dis
. turDed during the entire period. without
+ however, causing them to seek another lodg-
. ing The DELL weighs nearly 4. 600 pounds
in Kansas CITY John Kerwo0d a Drju-
/ ter, came home intoxicated and began NAL
treating his wife. The neighbors iuterfered
and sent for the boy Freddie Upon his in
tin 4 IL
and otherwise roughly handled him. Seeing
no way of saving himself and mother from
the drunken fury Of the man. the boy fired
. three shots. one of which took effect between
. the fifth and sixth ribs, below the heart,
? causing death in two minutes. The boy,
who is but 8 years OF age, was arrested.
Young Master Irwin Garfield is said to
. have an infinite appreciation Of fun Last
. summer when a delegation which called upon
his father had ceased cheering. Young Gar
. field proposed 'Ibree cheers for Weaver 80
just before the close of the campaign the res
1deutS OF LaWUueiu We're annoyed one morn
. ing to find the barn doors and other handy
P places ChaIked with the figures 800 and
. there was considerable indignation express
ed at the Insult until it was discovered that
. Master Irwin had been trying his prentice
hand at decorative art.
George Arnold. q Texas farmer, bcliev-
. inc he would 90 mad from the bite of a dog
bought twelve-f0ot trace chain and strong
. lock and went into the woods. After writing
a letter 20 bis Wife in which he told her
what he felt would happen. and giving dTeC-
tions as To certain things he wished her 10 do
after his death, be ran the chain round tree,
drew 10 through the large ring at the end
and then wUEud the other end around his
" ankle so tight that il would not slip the foot.
locked IL securely, and threw the key far Ire
yOHd his reach. Two days after lis dead
body was found chained to the tree, and
there was evidence that he had died of by
dTOIhOba.
In Philadelphia Wolfgaug KislinC. after
took his life in most singular manner.
. Kislug resided in Grams avenue. ROxbOrO' .
aird ON Thursday sold his little property and
afterwards appeared 10 regret it. At night
he disappeared and was not found until next
morning, and then it was discovered that NE
had plunged his head into a barrel Of rain
. water and held il there until be became suf-
located. When found. the ice had formed
. on the surface and around the submerged
portion of his body. No other reason can bJ
assigned for the mans suicide except tho
. . melancholy, consequent upon the regret al
. having sold his property
DR.. Albert Delaney, who SAYS he is q ma
tive OF ETeetoWu, SleITe Leone. and Is lui
years old, Iectured on Thursday evening iI
. st. Johns NJ. L. church (cul0red), Newark
e. y. J.. on DT. IiyingSf g's travels. The
, New York sun saws -kc lecturer looks to lt
about - years old and Is six feet tall. Il,
and his wife live at is Nevada street New
ark. In bis address he said he was one o
100 native doctors who accompanied DE
Z Livingstone in one Of his earliest expeditions
into Africa. Having been educated i'm the
- college at FreetOWD, and speaking the Ian
+ CuaceS of twelve different African tribes th
. lecturer said he was able to perform yaIua
bIe services for the explorer. RE said his
D father is living in freetown at the age OF IA
{ years.
/ A large boiler in the Ph@uix boiIe
works, owned by Donaldson q Patterson, O
Buffalo. y. y. exploded Friday afternoon
~ instantly killing six men and wouudiGg sryr
4 others. Patterson, one Of the pTourietoTs, j.
Y among the killed The manufacture O
boilers is the firms business, while thei
\ specially is testing old boilers. An old boil
~ eT belonging TO the tug boat Mary T. Pierce
in use nearly eighteen years, was being test
), ed when. without any apparent cause,
y burst literally ieveiinG the works, 100 fee
4 long, so feet high and so wide. Patterson
5 was with the pOudeT0us mass Of explode
T. boiler hurled across the street and through
=, solid board feEce, to which portions of n
eutr3IS and fragments of his iIWhS Cluul
r. while his leg was recovered fifty yards fuTtl
= cr away. The others killed were scattcTe
:, in all directions. A large piece of the ey
,- plOdcd boiler was thrown hundreds of fee
3 in the air and falling crushed through Oh
e roof Of Wells elevator, soc feet away. IE
dome Of the boiler was thrown one huudIe
feet in the air, and landed half mile di
II tant
N UAvISG GIVEN ELy's CREAM BALM a tri
K / advise those suffering from CetarTh to lS
is other remedies aside. believe it to be q
In only remedy that will cure this terrible di
- ease, from which have been sufferer f
H. 20 years. The Balm is doing wonders f
me. ! have used everything advertised, b
90 have never found its equal CHARLES GA
of RABRANT. Dealer in Boots and Shoes, S
7v Broad St. Newark, NJ. See adyeTtisemeI
h BEST on RECORD.-I believe Liy'S Crea
- Balm to ne the Oest preparation for Catau
,is now on record. Ny patrons all speak vi
n of il. | have sold one hundred and fort
four bottles in less than FIVE months. |
IN dered another gross a week ago, and ma
Ii sold tweuty-oue bottles from the eSecOud gro
m It sells upou its merits. JOIN II. PHELI
I'm Druggist, Scranton, Pa, Jan. %, 1880. f
,e- sale by L. James. Druggist, Ebcnsourg I
1iS THE San Jose (CaL) Herald says q
IN during late storm strange thing happen
'9. out in the Willows. The trees on the lar
Is Of Norris Plummer and Mr. Arthur w
or covered with lizards and some were a
600 found lodged in the branches and stuck
Its the ends of the lately cut limbs of the II
an The lizards varied from two to four incl
ere in length. As to how they came there
to one can positively tell, but it IS the Opri
ore OF those who saw them that they must hi
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