The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-31
NEWS AND OTHER NoTINGS.


a man in that neighbOrhoOd who never heard
of Guiteau. Mason or Garfield.
-Paralvtic strokes, heart disease, and kid
ney affections prevented by the use of
Browns Iron BitteTs.
The printers employed on the New York
World struck on Tuesday night for an in
crease OF pay, which was refused them.
-Shiloh's CatarTh Remedy positive
cure for c6tarrh, diphtheria and canker
mouth. At James drug store.
Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief? Price 10 cts, 30
cts. and 81. At James drug store.
Emigration from England 10 this country
promises to be very large this year. Many Of
the newcomers will establish themselves in
the South.
The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer of Bourbon,
Ind, says 'Both myself and wife owe our
lives to ShilOhs COnsumptiye Cure" At
James drug store.
Are YOU made miserable by Indigestion,
constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, yel-
low skin? ShilOh's VitalizeT is a positive
cure. At James drug store.
Charles AthOns was apparently dead, at
Decatur. Ill, from a stroke of paralysis, and
was laid ont for burial, but he regained con
sciousneSs, and will probably recover.
The late Colonel FOney's son and two
daughters have formed a corporation in Phil
adelpha known as the FOTney Publishing
Company, with capital stock of $1,000
-Hazael, the victorious pedestrian, left
Philadelphia for Europe on the steamer In,
diana, a few days ago. with his SIS, 900 in
money in belt, tightly lashed around his
person.
Mrs. Mackay, the bonanza person, is
preparing to entertain 200 guests at a cos
tune assembly in Paris. A large tent will
be erected for the occasion in the garden over
looking the Arc de TriOmphe.
The bi-centenniaI celebration of the eX-
ploration of the Mississippi river by La sale
at New Orleans, has been abandoned, owing
to the suffering and loss consequent on the
iuundation in the Southwest.
Senator Hill. of Georgia, had another
operation perfOl med in Philadelphia on Sat
Grday. The physicians say there is no ap-
prehenSiOn of any serious result, and there
will be no necessity for another operation.
-Guiteau has received another offer, this
time from St Louis man named Cook, for
bis old clothes, He is offered $500 for the
suit he wore when he shot the President and
$3.50 for the clothes he wore during the trial.
An Ohio man has resigned. Captain E.
b. Belden, Of Fremont, who for the past three
years has been a clerk i'm the Registers Office
Of the Treasury Department, has resigned 20
go into the hardware business at Adrian,
Michigan.
Lizzie Steigerwalt. a young lady of Ian
caster, Pa, was fatally burned Saturday
night She was about retiring when her
clothing took fire from candle, and she re-
ceived fatal injuries before the flames could
be eXtinguished.
The announcement that there were seven
kinds of wine at the last dinner given by the
President will have a tendency to indefinite
" postpone any movement which may have
been on foot to organize q Chester A. a Arthur
temperance society.
The Senate Of Minnesota, sitting as a
court impeachment, has formally certified its
judgment against Judge Cox, impeached for
drunkenness. The sentence is removal from
Office and disqualification for judicial posi-
ton for five years.
Colonel A. V. Fryer, who during the war
of the rebellion was in command of a New
York regiment, was found dead in bed at
lrtTor 60 Tayr MOI i
of supposed suicide, poverty being the pre-
sumed Incentive to the act.
The centennialsanniversaT of the burn
ing of Toms River, n. J., was inappropri-
making and jubilation. Possibly the enthu-
siasm of such an occasion is due to the fact
that the parties to it were not parties to the
massacre they commemorate.
Mr.. William CTump, The steward at the
White House. is suffering from nervous pros
tratiOn, the result of OyerwOrk and loss Of
sleep during the illness of the late President.
He will leave Washington shortly on brief
vacation for rest and recuperation.
When Vermont was admitted into the
Union it was given two representatives in
Congress. This number was afterwards in
creased to six. Now, after a period Of ninety
years, the State returns TO the original num-
bar. This isn't getting ahead very fast.
"A dispatch from London says In the
Commons the Under Secretary of Foreign
Affairs said the Government was considering
the representations Of the United States re-
rarding the trial and release of Americans
Imprisoned in Ireland under the coercion act.
The State Superintendent OF Soldiers
Orphans Schools has issued circular an
nouncing tnat the custom Of holding eXami-
nations Immediately before the close OF the
school term in July will be departed from
this year and the examination be held in
May
An engine on the Sixth Avenue Elevated
road in New York ran into the rear coach of
lff 'F.rfl n afr
Saturday morning. Two coaches caTeeued,
and would have fallen to the street had it
not been Tor the guard railing. No one was
injured
to be developed through the expense bills Tor
the iunketing trip to Cleveland when Gar
fields remains were taken there. The total
cost of the excursion IS set down at % 425,
of which $4,000 was for champagne and
The tugboat Henry c. Pratt exploded
boiler at Philadelphia Thursday morning,
killing four men. The bodies OF Bernard
McCann and Patrick Flanagan, firemen, and
a man ramed MaIoney have been recovered.
John Lyons, the engineer, and two other
men are missing.
"A Deadwood dispatch says: Crow Dog
has been found guilty Of the murder of Spot
ted Tail The death sentence will be pro-
nounced on Tuesday. The result of the trial
creates Indignation which is loudly voiced by
the local press. 1t is claimed the conviction
While Pat Hickey and two labOreTS were
putting in a blast of three kegs of powder,
on the new road near Blairsvile on saturday
there was premature explosion The boss
was badly hurt, and a cOlOred labOreT was
thrown several feet and injured so that he
will likely die. The third man will recover.
Miss Phoebe Cossins, the well known
woman suffrage advocate, of st. Louis, has
applied to President Arthur to be appointed
one of the five Commissioners TO reOrganize
Utah under the recent act Of Congress.
numerously signed petition for her appoint
menU will be sent to the President in a few
days.
Some ten days ago a dog bit a COW of
farmer in Painfeld, near Bethlehem, Pa.
The COW subsequently showed symptoms of
hvdrOphobia and was killed. \ youth 70
wears of age who washed the cows leg after
the animal was bitten, and who had sore
on one of his hands, now shows signs Of hy
drOphObia.
Minister Sargent will leave New York
for Germany May 8. He will retain the
present Secretary of Legation, a son Of Ed
ward Everett. who has had four years expe-
rience. Mr.. Sargent will be accompanied to
Berlin by Mr.. FelSenheld. a German scholar
of San Diego, who will remain with the Min
lister for a short time.
"A Syracuse justice of the peace post
poned trial upon the request of the defend
ant, who said his mother was dead. After
the adjournment of the court the justice
learned that the estimable lady had been
dead nine years, and the defendant had gone
to Canada. The next orphan brought into
that court will catch Il.
"A Lebanon philosopher has discovered
that call years ending in 8, 0 or areieXtreme-
ly dry those ending in 2, ;, 4. and are
extremely wet; those ending in and are
ordinarily well balaucpd those pndipp in q