The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27
NEWS AND OTHER NOTINGs.

The best Spring medicine known is that
wonderful tonic, Browns Iron Bitters.
An Illinois COW swallowed $500 in green
backs. She was killed and the money re-
covered.
Mrs Lanetry, the Jersey Lily, arrived
at New York on Monday morning in the
steamer Arizona.
Twelve hundred head of sheep sold in
England lately for SIG, $50. the highest price
on record at large sale.
-Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by us on a guarantee. 1t cures con
sumption. At James'drug store.
Malignant diphtheria prevails at Great
Neck and Manhasset, L. l. Several deaths
occurred during last week.
Group, WhOOping Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by ShilOh's Cure. At
James drug store.
"A cat killed Louisville boy with pis-
tOl. The weapon lay cooked on a shelf, and
/ the beast stepped on the trigger.
"A clergyman and his wife and daughter
have been sent to Wisconsin insane asylum,
all crazed by the excitement of religious
revival
There is on exhibition in New York an
armless negro youth who plays the piano
with his toes with the skill of a YeTitable
/ Blind Tom.
The stock Faisers of Colorado estimate
the aggregate value of their fiocks and herds
| at S35 0O0, 900. The number of horned cattle
( Is placed at 2, $50, 600.
Farmer John Knapp, at Portland, y. Y,
shot his wife, hired man and himself on
are fatally wounded.
On the day previous to the death Of
/ George Fox, who was killed at Cory on Fri
Z day, he told his wife he had dream IN which
he saw himself killed.
New Zealand has had wonderful hop
| crop this year. Soil and climate both favor
/ the production. and there are plenty of col
! onists who understand the culture.
Three weeks ago Mary Gibson, Of To-
| wanda, was shot and painfully injured by
! her Jealous lover. A few days ago she was
taken to the jail and united to him in mar
| riage.
/ William Wyncoop, Of Allegheny City,
/ aged 10 years, inflicted two wounds upon
himself with pistol on Thursday, which will
/ known.
| Mary Grifhths, whose arm was torn of
/ two weeks ago by the machinery in the laun-
| dry of the Seventh Avenue Hotel, Pittsburg,
died on Saturday evening, in Mercy Hospital,
/ from lock Jaw.
Lincoln Nimmy, a prisonerlfrom West
/ moreland county, aged IL years, died in the
/ Western Penitentiary on Thursday. He was
/ serving term of twenty years for poisoning
! his father and mother.
! AT Bouchervile, near Montreal, young
! farmer named DeragOn, a bridegroom of
| eight days, arose early Saturday morning,
| walked INTO the river and held his head under
| the water until he was dead
AT Calhoun Station, Miss, on Friday
/ evening, Isaac Jourdan attacked his wife
y
/ her mead of, because she refused to pick cot
! ton. lie has not since been seen.
/ ). X. Mason, of Mercer who was the
/ Greenback candidate for Governor in 1878
and has since gone over to the StalwarUs, is
! making speeches in behalf of Armstrong
/ throughout the anthracite coal region.
"A teacher in school at Adel, Iowa, shut
/ little boy up in the cloak room with the
/ command, "GO in there and let the snakes
eat you up Fright caused fever and deli
rum, and he will die in consequence.
/ "A Chinese coin 2, 900 years old has been
! round OY gold miners digging in a claim at
/ Cassair. 3. G. 1t Is supposed to have been
/ left there by Chinese mariners wrecked on
the coast long before the Christian era.
| -Mr Farnach, of Raleigh, n. C., reports
! that in A pril and Nav he with his dau Ohter
and an ordinary laborer, gathered a crop of
ZOO dozen sIlkwoTm eggs worth 81 900, from
/ four years orchard OF 3 200 white mulberry
J plants.
| -ThiUty-fhree railroad employees were in
/ 1ured, several of them fatally, by railroad
A! collision near North Adams, eMass., on Sat
| urday. -Four of the injured died on Sunday
and i've others were not expected to live un-
] til Monday morning
1t is reported that the Pennsylvania Rail
| Toad Company Is negotiating for the Nation
| al Hotel property at Washington, d. C., with
a, view OF erecting hotel upon that site and
! the adjoining ground which shall rival the
! Grand Hotel of Paris.
On Friday last, Patrick O'ConneH and
| Matthew COnDers, of LewistOwn, Me-, ma
]
! Durn, were scuf1ing on the third story, when
J Doth fell through window to the ground, a
/ distance OF thirty feet and were killed
! An earthquake occurred at Wichita,
| has,, 10 minutes past O'Clock on Monday
/ morning. The duration was about five sec
/ onds. There were three pulsations, the first
/ 0eIng the strongest, rafting windows, sway
/ ing walls of buildings and moving furniture
/ kate Thompson was so eager to marry
! Andrew Van Horn, at Hope, Ind, that she
! eloped with him but when within an hOur
| or the ceremony, he got hilaTiously drunk
sne was so eager to get rid of him that she
! went home alone, and has sued for divorce.
| rive morse thieves stole thiTty-SiX mules
] and horses from eight freighteTs at Aibuquer-
/ que, y. NJ, on Thursday evening. They
! were pursued and captured on Friday morn
! ing near that place. All the thieves were
/ shot dead. Two of the freighters were
| wounded.
| The Democratic conferees of the Forty.
! sixth Senatorial district. composed OF Wash
! ingt0n and Beaver counties, met at the Cen
/ tral Hotel Pittsburgh, on Monday afternoon.
! Captain Daniel NJ fDOnehoo of Beaver coun-
/ ty, received the unanimous nomination Oh
( the first ballot.
The well known case of Silas Gray, cor
! victed OF murder in the first degree in the
/ Courts of Westmoreand county, was argued
/ In the Supreme Court, Pittsburgh, on Mon
/ day. Gray was convicted Of killing a Mrs.
/ Mary McCready, VINO lived on the Kiskimin
| itas river, two miles from PaultOn.
! Albert HardieS was killed at Chicago on
! Sunday night by Frank Miller The latter
/ was drunk and engaged in an alteration
with his wife on the sidewalk. Hardies at
! tempted to act the part of a peacemaker,
! when Mrs. Miller slapped his face and Miller
! severed his jugdlar vein with knife.
! Miss Turner, eldest daughter of Mr..
| Henry Turner, was killed at Turner'S, n. Y,
! Friday evening, while walking on the track
/ of the New York, Lake Erie and Western
| railroad by being run over by Newburgh
| train. She was p years old and was to have
| been married this Thursday evening.
! "A party of young men who gave Mr.. John
! Z. Hin1erdeer, of Diersville, Lancaster
/ county, a seEendade of the noisy kind upon
/ his wedding night, recently, were arrested
! and paid fines and costs amounting in the
| aggregate to $3.50. They assaulted the groom
1 when he asked them to leave and shot one
/ of his dogs.
! Mrs. Mary Austin, who lately died at
/ Washington, had fOrty-fOur male children,
! eleven of whom survive. She was a doctor
! of medicine and surgeon, and served through
! the war with the rank of Major. DR.. Mary
( Walker is small potatoes indeed as compared
/ with this lady, never having even had twins,
/ while Mrs. Austin had triplets six times.
/ Numbers of German emigrants who
/ landed in this country last spring and sum
mer have already returned home to Germany
much wiser than when they went away.
/ They state, according to the London Times
J that they found New York and other large
[ cities swarming with their own class, and that
/ all available labor was already mOnopOliZed
Joseph Woodwork who died in San
/ Francisco few days ago, was the first man
/ III California to become a millionaire. He
| was known on the Pacific Slope as ''Ophir''
| Wood worth because he made his money out
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