The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-03
NEWS AND OTHER NOTINGs.

"A shower or small peoples tnat continued
fifteen minutes fell In Watseka, Ill, recently
Henry Grimes, of Womelsdorf, has thir-
ty-six dogs and cat trained to chase rab-
bits.
Eight LAWYERS of Nevada are employed
as counsel IN a lawsuit about the ownership
Why suffer from a state OF ill-heaIth2 2
Why be troubled with dyspepsia? Browns
Iron Bitters will cure you.
Govern Burt and Peter Lamb were
burned To death on Friday by the explosion
Of gas in a coal mine at Wilkesbarre.
Annie NJ. Reynolds, of Brownsville, Is 20
years old and measures four feet six inches
around the waist and weighs 450 pounds.
Jerry Ryan and his brother Thomas were
instantly killed, Friday night, near Trenton,
cars.
Maxine Boisvert and Louis PoIlle were
drowned in the St Maurice river, at Mon
treal, on Saturday, by the upsetting OF their
canoe
Jay Gould narrowly escaped being run
over by an engine at the New York Central
railroad station at Rochester, n. Y, on
Monday
Many of the principal business houses
and residences at East Brady were DESTROYED
by fire on Friday night. The loss is estma-
ted at $40, 900
Father Ryan, the poet priest, is Iecturing
in gulf coast cities on Atheism and Infidel-
ity Tried at the Tribunal of Reason and
Common Sense"
CLEVELAND
Ohio, during fight Fred Hafel fatally stab
bed George Thompson. Both are BOYS about
fourteen.years of age. Hafel escaped.
John c. Harter, who shot and killed his
brother, Arthur, on the 29th OF july was
sentenced by Judge Pearce, at Steuvenville
life. p''''e''''"'s iO'
"A resipent OF Kirkmansville, XIV, is cou-
sin to his own children, having married his
aunt. lie is uncle also to his brothers and
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father and mother.
Eight colored people were poisoned Sat
urday on Wallace plantation. Bossler Parish
Louisiana, by mistaking arsenic FOR yeast
powder, and using it in their bread. All were
very sick at last accounts.
Mrs. Roger, one OF family poisoned at
bunalo, N. Y, on Friday by eating pan
cakes, has sihce died. The father and an
other child are still very sick One son,
Frank died on Friday night
TO the brSt widow OF Lincoln who shall
secure husband after my death, beuueath
$500, was provisO In the will of Nebras-
ka widow. Just 40 minutes after this became
known the claimant appeared
The bodies of Homer Stewart and Jas
Sullivan were found on Friday terribly man.
gled in tunnel in the Lancaster mine at
Silverton, Colorado. It Is thought that they
wereskilled by a premature blast
On Monday mOrninga construction train
on the OHIO Central Railway ran into a fiat
ear at Lock g. at Wheeling, W Wa, killing
VIM. Copeland. Jim Smith and Andy Snyder
and seriously injuring VIM. Brown
Dave Thomas and Brit FarreI ouarreled
on Saturday at the Red Clay and Ooltwah
Railroad Works, Chattanooga, Tenn. and
began firing on each other. Thomas was
killed dead and Farrell has since died.
Samuel Brindle, wealthy farmer, resi-.
ding near Erie, was found dead a few davs
since with portion of his head blown off
He had been hunting, and It is not known
whether the shooting was accidental or sui
eide
AT Osborne, Kansas. Theodore Rudmau
was killed, his wife knocked senseless his
daughter stabbed four times and his watch
dog shot by negro namad HOpsOn, whose
pigs had been locked up for getting in the
corn.
"A three-year-old son of Mrs. Huuter of
Reynolds Station, Schuvlkill county. during
the temporary absence OF its mother drank
a large quantity OF coal oil. and after linger-
ing in great agony twenty four hours died on
Sunday.
While in a drunken rage on Saturday
night, Pittsburgh woman named Weyman,
threw an oil lamp at Mrs, Mary Gooejns. It
exploded and burned Mrs. G0Ogins so that
she died on Sunday night, Mrs. Weyman
was arrested.
Michael McHugo and Jas. Murphy were
thrown forty feet TO the ground bv the break
ing of an elevator at Lees Mill, BrldgepO rt,
Montgomery county, on Friday afternoon
McHugO died iu a few minutes. Murphy
was severely bruised about the head.
the tariff is in danger. Undoubtedly there's
danger in the air, but the danger is to the
Cameron machine, not to the tariff. The
tariff that's in danger is the tariff that's for
Cameron only. The business mems tariff is
safe.
"A subscription has been started for the
relief OF the family of August Seig the
Pennsylvania railroad engineer who sacrificed
his life on Tuesday of last week in averting
disastrous collision at Hackensack bridge
ms no To
Telegraph Office Philadelphia
-Charles Schwartz, aged % years, fore
man OF the feed handlers of the Third ave-
nue. railroad company, New York fred two
shots at his uncle the president of the COM
pany, Lewis LYON, on Friday last but miss
ed him, and then blew out his own brains.
The cause of the tragedy is unknown.
Three hundred people on Tory Island
are without food, and other portions of the
population OF Western Ireland are threaten
ed with Starvation. The Home Rule League
have issued a summons for a meeting Of
members to consider the policy of merging
that League into the Irish National League.
The railroads carried million persons
into Philadelphia during the week of the
Penn celebration but trade was almost at a
stand still. neither visitors nor residents
buying much while the show was going on.
Ihe hotels and theatres made money out OF
the crowds, and the merchants lost heavily.
Forty five hundred members Of the Grand
Army of the Republic were fed on Friday at
Industrial Hail, BnilaQeipnta. vi tleSe l, ,OOO
sat down to breakfast, and the remainder in
dulged in the evening repast. Upwards OF
1000 pounds of bread and 8. 200 pounds of
meat, in addition 70 other eatables were con-
sumed.
1t Is said that the StaIwart managers
have sent forth orders to huv individual votes
the day of the election. But 5000, 900 will
only buy 20, 900 votes, counting them at $40
each. which is about as low as any one ought
to sell for this year. That number of votes
will go but short way towards electing
Beaver.
AT Buffalo, n. Y, on Saturday, the cor
oner's Jury in the case OF the death OF an in
FAINT of Mrs. Brown, who is also known as Ida
West, returned a verdict OF murder1n the
first degree against both Ida and her mother.
An analysis of the stomach OF the child show
ed that arsenic had been used. Both women
are colored. They have been put in jail
Casper Younger, an elderly PhHade ell
phian, is awaiting trial upon charge OF at
! tempting to kill his daughter, Mrs. GOake ],
her husband August GOekel. the two chill
/ dren OF the Goekels, and Mrs. Younger. the
/ wife of the prisoner. He had manufacturer
an sir gun with piece of lead pipe, and the
instrument hurled deadly missiles at the un-
suspecting victims.
Mr. Augustus Sieg, of Philadelphia an
/ engineer. who on Tuesday of last week, oD
I the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, between New
I York and Newark, by his herOism in rushing
/ back into his burning cab and stopping his
train. saved six hundred passengers from
' death or injury and who was horribly bnrn-
! ed died on Thursday night. He leaves q
wife and five children.
! Joseph Rivet, while repairing a bridge Al
COhoes, Y. Y, on Monday, fell into the
! Courtland street canal. He was carried ovel
weir 25 feet high and dropped into race
way running at right angles at q rapid rate
and was then whirled along TO dam 80 fee