The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-12-08
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pie, were Sunocateo So beiNidere, III. on
Sunday night while 70 bad, from eoal-gas
1T. T. Spence, Milersvjue, Pa. SAYS.
After three years experiences With Browns
Iron Btters I take pleasure 10 recommend
ing tt
An industrious Nashville girl hemmed
and marked two hundred towels and two
hundred napkins in single day, receiving
there tor $40,
I There Is another dieraceful scandal In
the Pittsburg almshouse. That institution
seems TO be the most viciOusly managed es-
lishment In the country.
Cara, wife Of John Nelson, stouenason,
OF Iitusville, Pa, was found drowned on
Sunday afternoon. She was insane and was
married only two months ago
Friday morning w. l. ScOtt's famous
hotel at MasSassauga Point on Lake erie,
which cost 100000 was burned. Nothing
was saved, the occupants. the Graham fam
lily, barely escaping with their lives.
Henry Hellman, a farmer near BROOKLYN,
Iowa, went % the summer kitchen, got on a
barrel, swung rope over a rafter, tied It
about his neck, sung out good-bve to his
away. and stranQled.
The residence Of Robert Pitcairn. Supt.
of the Pittsburgh division p K. r. atgPitts-
burgh at Ellsworth and Anderson avenues
was dsmsgsd by FIRE and water on Saturday
afternoon 10 the amount Of $40, 900. 1.-The loss
/ Is fully covered by Insurance
&C. NJ. Lands, who lives near DOyles-
town, has two pieces Of ps per money issued
in this country before the Revolution One,
a five shilling script bears date October, 1873
and the other. OF the denomination OF fifteen
shilings, Is dated January, 1T76.
During the last cotton picking season q
negro woman, so years old made more mon
ey than anv other laboriug person In Madi-
sob, Ca. She picked two hundred pounds
of cotton every day and spun a cut OF cotton
thread before breakfast every morning.
Governor elect Cleveland, OF New York
following the example Of Mr.. Psttison has
declined the proffe-ed escort OF the Burgess
corps, Of Buffalo on the occasion of his in
auguration His letter saws: NT am exceed
in2iy desirous that there should be as little
ceremony as possible
As Mr.. John Hunnicut wss going home
on Saturday night from Walhala S &, with
bis little son. 8 years of age, he was murder
ed at SchrOder's Hill, and the bov had his
head fractured. The boy was alive on Sat
urday and says n negro with an axe handle
did the deed Noclue to the murderer
Ell Mcconnell, drunken carpenter
while riding In buggy with his wife and
child near Waterford. Texas, on Friday last,
beat his wife on the head with 3 pistol and
crushed his daughters shull by a blow Of
the butt Of the weapon His wife jumped
from the buggy and saved her life McCon-
+ nell esca ped.
Chairman Henseps Lancaster IrtsUigsn-
Ger insists upon all the Democratic candi-
dates for Speaker uniting in a call upon
their Democratic colleagues TO determine
what Offices appended to the House orrani-
ZatiOn can be dispensed with Chairman
Hensel is evidently I'm favor Of reform this
year and victory next
John Folmer, twelve year old sheen
herder in Yolo county, SAYS the san Francis
CO Chronicle had an unpleasant encounter
with bear last week. Bruin ran the little
fellow down and tore nearly ali the clothing
from his body. The boy seeing that he could
not escape fired FIVE shots into the animal
which became frightened and ran awav
The special express tram from New
York for Boston struck a wagon at a cross
i'm ~rrfff
ternOOn. In the wagon two hnvs were rid
ing. one Of whom, named Arthur Lord. six
teen years Of age, was killed, and the other
Patrick Kane. received injuries from which
he died three hours sfterward
The Republicans went bowling through
I the last campaign in this State about the
1 the proposed attack of the Democrats on the
Z tariff The end Of the FIRST month that has
. elapsed finds Sherman, Dawes Harrison
t FRYE and kaSs0n writing to Boston paper
that the tariff must be revised And vet
Frye was imported into Pennsylvania to
make tariff speeches
J "A man named Fox. employed at the SEQ
Z vile Car Wheel Works at Buffalo " Y
attempted to commit suicide on Friday last
by plunging his head into q large pail Of mol
ten metal. His fello " workmen saw him
kneel to commit the act, and rescued him as
Z quickly as possible, hut not untii both Of his
ewes were burnt ont and his scalp cooked to
to the skull. while his hands and face were
. also terribly burned.
"A despatch to the Times Democrat from
( Paris. Tenn. saws a Young man named For
est was arrested on Saturday forEkiliinp his
. mother and grandmother, on the night of
/ November 30th by knocking out their brains
. with an axe It's supposed that the Young
. N an first killed his mother ina uuarrel and
7 afterwards his grandfather, who is cripple.
. and the only witness Of the deed. Forest
was committed for trial.
I in Louisville n few DAYS since Robert
. Mayo, a cOlOred man. filed 2 suit for divorce
on the ground that his wife is a white wo-
uaVn. He saws he was married 70 her in that
f-citv. under the belief that she was a mulstto.
Z in March, 1875, BE went to live at Danville
+ latriv, and was told there that his wife was
white. and that he was viOlstin the laws Of
Z the State in continuing to live with her. hence
the suit The couple have two children
. which MavO viii support.
Being entirely vegetable. no particular
care is required while using Dr.. Pierce's
I pheasant Purestive Pellets" " They oper-
ate without disturbance to the constitution.
( diet. OF occupation. For sick headache
/ constipation. impure blood, dizziness. sour
/ eTuctstionS from the stomach, bad taste in
mouth, bilious attacks pain IN region OF
/ kidney, internal fever. bloated feeling about
stomach. rush Of blood to head. take Dr.
/ Pierce's 'pellets." By druggists.
An accident caused by a misplaced
switch. occurred on the Lehigh Valley Rail
( road Mt Rurmerheld on Tuesday A freight
/ train standing on the siding was run into BY
express train No. 8. Engineer FouIk and
/ Fireman Kingslaud, of the freight train.
{ l.
I breakman. was sadly hurt. Both engines
/ were totally wrecked. The baggage and
express cars and sleepers were burned, also
. the mails. No passengers were injured.
The authorities OF TivOi, Duchess coun-
I tv, n. Y offer a reward for the arrest of
/ Mrs. James Sagender and John FinCar She
/ left the house st Jackson Corners saving
/ she intended to spend THANKSGIVING with
her friends as Tivoli. She however went
/ to Hudson. drew $500 from the bank and
went east to Join her paTamour, Finpar. who
/ is p marriad man and leaves a wife and two
/ children He took all the menev he couId
/ get and leaves them in destitute circumstaD-
/ ees. Mrs. SaGender is the daughter Of a well.
I tO-dO- farmer. ....
-FraHk McNamee "Dutch" Pi1et and
| Levi Chew. the latter a colored man. we're
/ arrested in Philadelphia, late on Monday
night wtile driving a wagon containing six
( dead bOdies to the Medical College. The
! bodies were stolen from the Lebanon Gene
} terry. a burial ground for colored persons In
{ the lower part OF the city. The prisoners
are professional resurrectiOnists. and their
operations have been carried on for A long
time. Two more arrests were made on
TUESDAY, when detective visited the GENE
ltery pronnd and arrested Robert Che " ITS
superintendent, and ndrew Mullen
"A distressing accident took pIaca in
Reading at O'Clock Sunday morning during
a snow squali. 3. Frank Hahn, living near
Auburn, bad his head cut of near the Pbjla-
delphia and Reading depot He was enen ped
: in coupling cars when an engineer OF another
shifting train threw number Of cars against
those that Hahn was coupling He was not
1 IA ling on the rails. The first wheel cut off
I hfo head ha raarrI bfr