The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-30
NEWS AND OTHER NOTINGs.
-LeadviIIe mlners stIa eompIaIs Of snow.

DlOOmeQ IlTee times IllS year.
That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
"A herd of buffalo, fourteen mics in
length, was seen recently near Glendiye, NJ.
T..
As Joseph Hall stood admiring his cattle
near Tallahassee, Fla, nine of them fell dead,
struck bylghtning.
The interviewers have been after the
Tariff Commissioners, but they don t improve
on closer inspection.
1t is thought the yield of wheat in Kan
sas this year will be 80, 600, 900 bushels. This
is the best yield since 1873.
-Sleepiess nights made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy
for you At James drug store.
AT WaterSon, Chester county, a few eve
nings ago, lightning struck guinea hen,
splitting her open down the back.
VIII you suffer with dyspepsia and liver
complaint ? Shioh's Vitalizer is guaranteed
to cure you. At James drug store. ! a.
General ROsecrans has been cOmplim ent-
ed with an unoppOsed denomination for Con-
gress from the First California district.
Nervousness, peevishness, and fretting,
so often connected with Overworked females
lives, is rapidly relieved by Browns Iron
Bitters. -...r-.a-
Thirteen men were killed by the railroad
accident near Wilmar, Mimi, on Saturday.
Fifteen wounded men are under the care of
physicians. l ..s u s-
The Fort Valley (Ga. } Mirror basks un-
der the shade of a boss cabbage eleven and a
half feet in circumference and weighing six
teen pounds. -s
John Doyle an Irishman, aged 45 years,
fell over an embankment Oh Boundary ave
nue. at Baltimore, on Saturday night, and
broke his neck.
Barney and John Kepler, twin brothers,
reside together in Plum township, Bucks
county. They are old bachelors and in rea-
sonably good health.
-Catarrh cured health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh'S .Catarrh Remedy. Price
a
drug store, Ebensburg
-Four hundred and eighty persons were
received by confirmation into the membership
of St Patrick's Catholic church at Norris
town on Sunday afternoon.
A Texas gambler on Monday shot and
killed three men and wounded two Others
and was then seized by the eBraged citizens
and hanged to a lamp post.
On July 4, 1872 DR., West, of Chester, N
j.. stuck into the ground in front of his door
his walking stick. To-day the circumference
of the trunk is seventeen feet.
"A German in Philadelphia has discover
ed that the expansion by heat of bisulphide
of carbon is the great mechanical power of
the future. BE proposes to moye mountains
with it.
"A terrible storm visited Findley, III, on
Friday night. Three men named Charles g.
Senseney, OF Fort Wayne, Ind, John Wilson
and Charles G. Holmes were instantly killed
by lightning.
An American citizen remained up a tree
in the CaTrOhtOn, Georgia, jail yard for thir-
teen hours to see a man hanged. He slept in
the tree, tieing himself to limb by means of
his coat tails.
Several Florida negro children buried a
baby alive, intending to dig it out Immediate
"; bus they got to playing at something else
and forgot the infant for hours, leaving it to
die of suffOcatiOn.
"A celebrated lecturer, upon being COM
phmented for the clearness of his voice, Te-
marked "WhY, nothing is easier All
you've got to do is to use Sines' Syrup Of Tar,
Wild Cherry and Hoarhound.
Grace Hill, of NOrTistOwn, promised
William II. Walker to marry him in Decem-
Der. William, fearful that she might change
her mind, had her sign an agreement before
a magistrate to keep her word.
IA prominent farmer named Clements,
living few miles from Clinton Station, o.,
was struck by lightning in his own door-yard
during the prevalence of heavy thunder
storm on Monday last and instantly killed.
james Watson,Of York county, had
terrible struggle with tramp, and was only
saved from death and!rObbery by the appear
ance of his son, who shot but unfortunately
did not kill the scoundrel, who managed 10
escape.
A 5-year-oId son of S. W. Paulhamns,
of WilliamspOrt Pa, was burned to death
on Tuesday while playing with fire-crackers.
His mother and man named CladiuS were
also severely burned in their efforts to save
the child - -s.--. -...
Pa, was entOmbed in a grave of his own
making on Monday, by the caving in of the
grave he was digging for another After two
hours he was dug out alive, badly but not
fatally injured.
lightning descended the chimney of the
residence of Henry Shaffer, near Deposit, Y.
Y, shattered the stove, threw Mrs. Shatfer
down and set her clothing on fire, destroyed
the eyeSight of her husband, and badly burn
ed baby and a boy of years.
"A tardp hall of fire StrncK the pTaUO0
near the house of JOSEPH Collins, at Roads
town, y. j., din recent thunder storm, then
took a turn at right angles skipped up but
tOnwood tree, and after getting half way up
descended spirally, completely stripping the
tree of bark ..
"A private detective named Gordon who
was engaged to ferret out the murderer OF
Mrs. Rachel Smith. who was killed near
, Greensburg, WestmoTe;and county, about a
year ago, has disappeared. 1t Is supposed
that the murderer or his friends paid him to
leave the country. .
A peach tree IN the garden of Mrs. John
Arney, North Hanover street, Philadelphia,
/ has double blossoms almost as large as the
common Jane rose, which they resemble in a
remarkable degree. The tree is ten or hf-
teen feet high, of the white freestOne variety,
and though not prolific bears double fruit
Over the grave of Mrs Bolton Winpen-
ny, in Laurel Hill cemetery, Philadelphia,
there has. been erected a monument forty
feet high. Surmounting it is a statue seven
and half feet high, which is said 20 be a
/ correct likeness of the deceased, representing
( her in the character Of Ruth, the Cleaner
Allie Mills, aged Il years, Mary 0glie,
/ aged II, and May Jones, aged u, committed
suicide at Danville, III, on Thursday morn
! ing by taking arsenic. Allie Mills gave as
her reason thather father lived with shame.
| less woman. Miss Oglie's reason was thai
I she was an orphan, and Mary Jones took the
/ drug because the others did.
Miss Jesse Green, of New Orleans, dRugh
! ter of Protestant Episcopal parents, EN-
I braced the Jewish faith and was married t.
! Mr.. Isaac Feitel, Hebrew, in that city or
! the 14th inst. Shortly before her public dee
laratiOn of her change of faith they wert
\ married by civil magistrate; after it they
were united by the Jewish rabbi,
I The New York Sun repeats the storN
that when things looked blue for Garfield
1 500, 900 were raised and sent to Ohio by JaI
Gould, through WhitelaW Reid, for the Re
publicans; the candidate binding himself t
appoint Stanley Matthews TO the Suprem
Bench to reverse the approved constitution
Z aiity of the Thurman railroad act.
The New y Ork Globe, edited by coloreC
men, says "When party cannot MAINTAIN
( its supremacy without corrupting the publi
service by bargainingaway offices and taXin
poor employees, and when party is unabl
to correct these evils by forces within its or
ganiZation we cannot see why it should long
er hold the confidence of honest, thougbtt U
/ citiZens'' A .-,.-.s -, ....-...
--About9 o clock on Saturday night Smith
saloon keeper in Chico, Cal, shot his wifi
dead in his saloon and attempted to escape
He was soon captured and taken to jai
when it was discovered that he had take
/ poison. A crowd assembled, and if the e
feet of the poison could be cOunteracted
! was thought the murderer would be lynche
: before morning