The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-12-01
NEWS AND OTHER NOTlNGs.

"A grated fruit tree in Holmes county,
Miss, last year bore peaches and this year
E. Williams, Millersville, Pa. SAYS: 'I
have found Browns Iron Bitters to be fully
/ al 1t is represented"
"A crocodile belonging TO William II.
Seigfried, of Allentown, died few days ago
At the aIs Ot 50 wears.
Only seven days elapsed after the we'd
I ding OF a man ut Dubuque before ne eioped
! with the brides cousin.
! A shock, resem bling that Of an earth
quake, was felt at $50 O'Clock Monday even
ing along the Wellaud canal, in Canada,
distance of twenty miles.
Mrs. Mary Austin, of Washington GA.
who recently died, had been the mother OF
forty four children. Among her children
were SIX sells of tTiplets.
"A 0oy fell from q fourth story window
OF mil I'd LeWiStOW1, Ne, and was caught
by his trousers in high picket fence. He
suffered no apparent injury.
"A spring in St. Gammany parish, La
pours forth clear cold waterfall day long, but
ar sunset goes suddenly dry, dschBrgiug no
water until the sun again rises.
christian Johnson, of LansbOro, Mimi,
after nrlnR what he supposed 10 be fata.
slot ar MS sweetheart blew his own brains
. OUT The girl was only slightly hurt.
Twelve years ago Mr.. Joseph Morgan
started 4 cattle ranch in Ford county, KAN
sas. on borrowed capital. He recently sold
choice herd of 1, 600 head for 500 600 cash
james Flattery, who. while drunk IN
+ September last, beat his wife to death with
bed STAT was on Saturday at Brooklyn \
70, adJudged guilty OF murder in the second
degree.
A wagon IN which NO young men named
Fields ana Dean were seated, was smashed
/ by train ~ UniOuJUwn, FayetUe county. on
Saturday and both Of the men were fatally
injured
An eccentric Boston man, astonisbei by
getting pair or boots made iust as hs had
ordered them, gave the maker commission
Ior zo5 palTs-aH he expected to need for the
A child belonging to Thomas Hughes. Of
SpotJsVlie, KY, which had been left il
charge OF cO.Ored girl, was neglected by
the latter and killed by rats, which had tore
the flesh from the body.
Morris Berwad, aged Is, was fatally shot
and robbed OF his wages oa Sunday morning
. in the street at Division and Allen streets
\. Y. while returning from work The
. hlghWaymen escaped.
William Abner, colored, hacked his wife,
with razor, and shot her in the head and
then shot himself, in Norwich. Conn. on
Monday merning. Both were mOrtaliy hart
Jealousy was the cause
"A blind mRu in Iowa has seen a ghost
/ Inis, says the Atlanta Constitution CDem.) },
| shows what rapid advances State can make
when she begins to shake loose the fetters OF
an Gillette political organization
"A boy aud girl, aged respectively IA and
10 years, were married after a DAVIS court
snip ia wharton township, Fayette county
the other day. The ceremony was perform
Peter kessier, Of WestmoreIand county.
placed ten dollar bill on the dinner table
ana soon after Il disappeared. A dog that
mad been proving around, was killed and
the money found in his stomach uniniured.
Earnest and Albert DIETRICH who Killed
Thomas McGili at Port Perry Allegheny
county, recently, while chastising him for
beating his wife are believed 20 have fed TO
Ne" 1ork TO take passage for Germany.
- ames Ruddy's house in Providence,
+ LuZgrne county, was burned on Friday
/ morning, After resCulug her children Mrs.
kuddy returned to the house TO save several
1uhdFed dollars. she was caught by the
names and peTIshed.
James b. Madder, who shot and killed
Phoebe Bernard at Thin, o, in November,
1881, on Saturday withdrew his plea OF not
guilty aud pleaded guilty of imuTder in the
second degree lie was sentenced TO the
penItentIary for life
Rev. Thomas T. Everett, D. D., the ~
Gently appointed private secretary Of Cover
nor Pattison, gave the Governor elect a pub
hc reception at MS residence on saturday
evening. Bishop Simpson and Lewis Cassl
dy, Esq, were among the guests.
"A train on the North Scotland railway
which left McDutf at4 O'Clock Monday af
ternOOn fell through the bridge at Fyoie
/ . Aberdeenshire. Fourteen persons were kill
ed and many injured. The engine mad pass
ed In safety, but all the carriages wer
wrecked
The ship Northampton struck a rock OF
I Port Hackney and heached. She was after
: wards ho3ted aud taken 10 Sidney for re
I pairs. The steam collier MOuiUra, heayiI,
! laden, fOundered, during a heavy gale, OF
! . BOlany heads. Seventeen souls on boar
2 were drowned.
in Columbus Ohio, last week, the bach
l elOr associates or young bridegroom serEu
I, AIDED the bridal couple at midnight with
4 portable steam engine The t0Ots aTOus8
half the town. Among the presents display
I ed at the wedding Of the same couple was
2 large cook stove
q There are in San Francisco four palatis
! houses, worth together more than 3, 600 OOl
, Their owners, eN-GOy. Stanford, Charlie
: CrOckeT, Mrs Marks Hopkins, and Mr. CIil
ton, represent about $3.50 OO0, 600. The mag
nihCenJ structures stand -UnOccupied abOu
: ten months OF each year.
The mail train on the Lshigh and Hue
son Railroad on Monday last was deraiIeC
v the engine overturned, and six loaded cal
/ piled upon it. Engineer William Nolan an
, fireman Frank Porter. were scalded to deaf
under the wreck Brakeman Howard Suite
4 is probably fatally injured.
g Near Dublin, small town about FIT
h miles from Macon, Ga, and thirty miles fTOI
the Central Railroad, four men entered th
house of Council O'Netll on Thursday nigh
took him out about fifty yards and shot hin
Suspicion points to several negroes who ma
: an old grudge against O'Neiil-
Joseph Reiner, a workman employed a
the Bloomington (lll } stove works, met wit
frightful death on Friday afternoon. Will
n be was at work at an emory Wheel pOlIShin
a
q a large fragment striking the unfOrtunat
3 man, killing him almost instantly,
n Friday afternoon Charles Sutcliff,
, years old, was hunting in the town of HamT
= ton, Washington county, y. Y. While al
D.. tempting to cross the POultuey river the ic
/ broke, and he was drowned in y feet OF va
i ter. Bertrand Sphinx ran to his assistance
= but broke through the ice aud was ais
q drowned.
i Among the singular things that some
r times happen, says the Portland Eastern AY
Q gus, is that of the burial OF two brothers OF
, the same day and at the same hour Of tn
/ day. Rev. Zeuas Thompson, of Deering
q Me-, aud his brother of Wilmington, Del
J. were both consigned to earth on Monday a
) hah-past two o clock.
o AT High Bridge, y. J., early ou Frida
g morning a boy named Foster HOckenOury
o aged Is, became entangied in the rens Of
runaway team and was killed. The horse
accident seemed paraIyZed and were unabi
to render assistance. The body was bruise
o and mutiated almost beyond recognition.
+ A family of Madison, Ohio, nnetee
;; years ago purchased paper of pins. Whe
= pin was needed it was taken from the pa
X per, aud after it had served its purpose Wa
Il replaced II a pin was lost generally scare
, was made until it was found. la this wa
= the one paper of pins has kept the famiI
supplied for nineteen Years.
= The trial Of Miss Sarah Stokes, aged sey
} euteen years and her married sister, Eliza
beth Shelton, for the murder OF Miss MeT
da stephens, in 1884, has began at Arkaue
phia, Ark. Miss Stokes stabbed Miss Stept
ems in the neck during a quarrel betwee
n them, which resulted in the death OF the la