The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05
NEWS AND OTHER NorINGs.

-kalpn WALDO Emerson, the celebrated
american poet, essaYist, and philosopher
died in Boston on last Tuesday morning
For lame back, side, or chest, use Shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents. At
James drug store.
RI Rev. Y. A. Gallagher, d. D., Of Col
umbus, Ohio, was sonsecrated Bishop of
Galveston on Sunday.
Group. Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. At
James drug store.
The coffin used at Pleasant Ridge, o.
funeral was painted red, white and blue,
and draped with Union flags.
-ShilOBs Cough and Consumption Cure
Is sold by as on guarantee. 1t cures con-
sumption. At James drug store.
Harry Woods, a highly respected young
IBan, of Pittsburg, died on Thursday Of
wounds inflicted by himself with suicidal In
tent.
Bridget Healey, native of Ireland,
died on Thursday in the Tncurable Hospital
at BlaekwelPs Island New York, of asthma,
aged I6T years.
At Charlestou,S. c., on Monday night.
Huston Whiting, colored, shot and Instantly
killed t s ,Greaves because the latter refus-
cd to drink with him.
Composed of the best known tonics, iron
and cinchOua, with well known arOmatics is
Browns Iron Bitters. It cures indigestion,
and all kindred troubles.
-Advices from Arizona Territory state
that the Indian hostiles still continue their
work OF numbering the settlers, burning viii
lagos and running off stock
For weak l1ngs, splitting of blood weak
stomach, night yweats, anC the early stages
OF consumption. Golden Medical Discovery
is specific. By druggists.
&C. N. Walmsfey, who was killed on the
Pennsylvania Railroad near Harrisburg on
Tuesday of last week, has been identified as
a merchant of Natehitoches, La
History is continually repeating Itself
Every one is the good. old fashioned remedy,
Sines' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hoar-
hound for coughs and colds this spring
The PennSyl YaD-a Railroad Company
declared a semi-annUal dividend she other
day Of per cent. in cash and a stock privi-
lsge of eight shares on the hundred.
-Shiloh's Vitalizer IS what you need for
constipation, loss of appetite, dizziness, and
all symptoms Of dyspepsia, Price 10 and 75
Cents per bottle. At James drug store.
First Comptroller Lawrepce has signed
a warrant to pay Mr.. Rudolph, adminfstra-
tor OF the late President Garfield, g, ,672. 80,
Delng the balance of his salary to the day of
his death
Pleasant Adams, Joe Barton and Rich
ard Bates Gall cOlOIed) were hanged at
Greenviliey ). G., on Friday Cor burning the
Academy OF Music at that place on Decem-
Frank Fisher, negro, who assaulted a
13-year-old girl on Friday, was lynched at
Gallon, Ohio, at O'Clock on Sunday after
noon by a mob Of about 200 men. he made
no resistance
John Boyle O'Reilly has been chosen
unanimously by the officers of the Army Of
the Potomac TO read the poem at the union
in Detroit in June. Judge Deve1s is COM
mander this year.
Mrs. Sandy Beasley and Ned Williams
quanelled near Huntersville, Ala on Mon
day. The husband took it up, ana Beasley
stabbed Williams to death. There were
threats of lynehing.
Jas. Shaw. who shot and killed his wife
in ColeTain township, Lancaster county. on
the 9TH of March last, died in a Baltimore
hospital on the 18th Of April from the ef-
fects of a wound IN the leg.
Judge Barker, of Winchester, Va, who
sentenced John Brown to be hanged, was at
the Capitol in washington the other day and
attracted much attention. He is a rather
small, thick-set man, with dark gray hair
1t must at least be conceded that PreSi-
dent Arthur IS 2 man of his word He an
nounced in his inaugural address that he In
tended TO carry Olt the policy of his lament
ed predecessor. He has carried it out-and
buried it.
The residence of Andrew Fleming. nea-
Arthur, Ont, was destroyed by fire on Mon
day last, and two children, aged one and two
years, were burned to death, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Fleming received serious injuries from
the flames.
The Minneapolis jury in the recent
lynching case found that McManus came "a
his death by strangulatiOn by means un-
known 10 the jury. Nina Spear, his little
victim, IS improving and there are strong
"A new theory about the Morey letter il
1 that it was written by j. Stanley Brown,
who was GaTfield's private secretary, who
used to write Garfeld's letters and sign Gar
held.s name, and who knew his sentiments
and how to express them.
An innocent couple at Wabash, Ind
went TO the postmaster to be married. The
official was innOcent5tOO, thought he had au
| thority in the premises, and performed the
ceremony all in good faith The next daN
i Mt a m
Rev. DR.. Z. Y. Bunchanan has resigned
the rectOrShip Of Trinity z. z. Church, Ok
| ford, in the rural part Of Philadelphia, OF
which he has had charge for twenty-eigh
years. He is brother of the late President
James Buchanan and is over 20 years of age
The jury in the case of Dwight KidGer
! charged with the murder of his brother a
/ Springfield, Mass, last June, after being ou
/ ali night, brought in a verdict of manslaugh
ter on Friday morning, whereupon the pris
| oner was sentenced 90 twenty years in thl
! State prison.
! John Plug, OF Pittsburgh, aged IS years
married his step mother one day last week
which so exasperated their neighbOrs il
/ Union alley that they threatened to SUI
! them. In order to avoid this they gathere,
up their traps and skipped to Virginia
The late husband and father has been deat
1 only a few months.
! Or Thursday three cattle thieves yer
/ killed near Grand Junction, Ute Reserva
ton, by Sheriff Bowman, of GunniSOn coun
ty, Colorado, Deputy Sheriff J. F. Brink, O
! Utah, and a large posse. On Friday tn
SheTif's posse came Suddenly upon anothe
gang of thieves, and during the engagement
| Bowman and Brink were both killed.
The Mott Shirt Company of Catskill, n
Y, has just completed shirt for Martin Va
Buren Bates. the Ohio giant. It's length
"A inches, waist Il inches sleeve from mid
die of the back, shirt measure 90 inches
neck 26 inches, wristbands IS inches. 81
yards of muslin Ia yards wide were used
The material alone at wholesale price COS
81, so
-CourtIand D. Evans, OF PIainfieId. n. J
was married on Thursday at Belefonte I
Miss Clara V. Nilliken, a beautiful heiTes
who recently kicked up fuss because he
uncle wouldn't do as she wished with ht
! fortune The BellefoDte Netos says thai til
groom is an heir to a vast fortune and tf
lovely bride IS the wealthiest heiressin thi
vicinity.
All efforts have failed to identify a mu
derer at BucyrHs, Ohio. He calls himse
John Smith, and says that is a good enoug
name to take to the scaffOlG. He wantOn
killed marshal, who was trying to ARE
him for drunkenness, and he is aow und
sentence of death. His only purpose now
to die without being discovered by his rel
tives and friends.
1t is to be regretted that Just wheu i
financial difficulties are over, or nearly S
Mount st. Mary's College, at Emmittsbur
Nd, encounters new trouble. An Ou
break of scarlet fever has caused the cole.
authorities to send all the stadents away {
the disease disappears. This is the first tin
in its existence of sevenby-four years tn
Mount St. Mary's has been visited by an g
| iGemlc
The steamer Maricn, on the Waber
, River, 5. c., exploded one of her boilers
: about noon on Friday. She had on board
picnic party numbering thirty five or fort
. Miss Minnie Henry was instantly kilIel