The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-03
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The case Of a four-year-old boy who be
came an invalid through inveterdJe slloAlHE'
his parents having given him all Jhe JoDacco
he wanted, is interesting the faculty OF the
Surgical Institute, in Indianapolis. Ahey
have deprived him wholly of the Weeu' ana
hope to cure him of spinal trouble, whlch ms
habit has caused. He had smoked an aver
age of ten cigars dav for year
"A little daughter Of Iebbeus Newcomer,
who lives near SeaTights, Fayette county, has
two grandmOtheTs, three t-CTandmOtn-
ers and a great great grandmother, all liv-
ing, the latter being 96 years old Of whom
else in Fayctte county, or out of IT, can it he
said that its mother, its mothers mother. its
mothers mothers mother. and its mothers
mothers mothers mother are all living
-Rt. Rev. Patrick \. Lynch Catholic
Bishop of Charleston, died on Sunday morn
ing, aged 6j years. He was cOnsecratcd i'm
1853. Bishop Lynch was much beloved by
all classes in the community, and was emil
nent for his scientific learning no less than
for his theological attainments. The funeral.
which brought together many of the distu-
guished Catholic prelates of the country. took
place on Wednesday.
-StOnewall Jackson has brother tramp
ing around in Missouri Explorer Living
stone has q brother begging IN the streets of
Troy, y. Y, and almost every dead man Of
fame is thus atfectiOUately dsgTaced hv pau
per kinsmen. Sitting the case Of the alleged
Jackson, however, 1t is found that he is 2
fraud the case Of Livingston that he also Is
an impOSter and 50 the lance of truth riarres
the mask of imposition.
"A special gives an OCcOunt Of the shock
ing and brutal murder on last Monday morn
ing OF Miss Emily \ Umbas, q school teacher,
only seventeen years old. i'm her Sch0OhDU=e
at Salem, a small village few miles from
Decatur. Adams county, Ind. She had gone
to lhe school house to build fire. when she
was attacked by some person and Outr3 ged.
thenthOrri5y mangled and left dead on the
floor, where she was found hv pupils
The Cincinnati Enquirer has q report
from Lexington, KY, to the effect that its
reporter having been confined a week In iail
with George Ellis, obtained from him state
ment that his former confession. charging
the murder of the Gibbons family on William
. Neal and Ellis Croft. was untrue and that II
was made under 6uress and under the belief
that Croft had confessed, he being so inform
ed by the person to whom his first confession
was made.
An inquest was held i'm PhiIadeIphfa. on
( Saturday morning, in the case of the infant
. Of Annie NJ. GerhaTt, whO,lived i'm the house
t of DR.. John II, Rutlev, the doctor having
thrown the baby in the stove soon after its
birth. II was shown that Ruflpv was n rrad-
uate of the ''Philadel phia College of Medicine
and Surgery" commonly called ''Paine's col
/ lege." The jury rendered a verdict that the
/ child died from the unlawful use Of iustru-
I ments by Dr. Rutley, who is cTimInalIv re-
. sponsibie. The accused was then committed
I to await the action OF the District Attorney.
4 Several days ago Mrs. David Scuhauffer
. OF Sand Lake, y Y, vas taken violently d.
and when q physician was called she declar
/ ed that there was a snake i'm her stOmaah
. She says that laSG September while drinking
. from brook she swallowed the reptile. TIL,
/ doctor upon the Investigation became salts
/ fed that the woman had swallowed tadpOl,
/ which has since turned into a frog. The rep
Z tiles presence in the stomach Of the patien
. is easily felt from the OutsidS, and its move
meuts can be traced. The woman has beer
removed to theAibany.hOspital for treatment
7.rlrH. .F.s q.
I other day at New Carlisle. a few miles uo-tl
Of NewcomerstOwn, o., by which five mel
/ were killed instantly and another was fatall1
. injured. The water iu the boiler at Stuts
{ man and TTOger's SawmiIi had got verv low
/ Wnlie the pumps were being repaired an,
after the valves were opened the cold waite
. rushed into the boiler causing it to axulod
. with fearful violence. The five men. wh.
/ stood near, were blown to atoms and thei
manGled remains were hurled through the All
/ with heavy timbeTS and pieces Of iron a dis
. tance OF several hundred feet. The sixth
! man llad an arm and LEG torn off and Is diving
T The Philadelphia Record SAYS that R0ber
McQUllan, man of about 90 years, living a
. Lawrence and Canal streets. died on SatuT.
day from injuries received on FRIDAY evening
while at work at the Baltic Mills on Law
renee street, below GiTlrd avenue. The de
( ceased was a labOrer at the place, and was
. required to shut off the stOD-cOc5S of pipe
which ran behind row of large watts of boil
ing dye, and had to climb on top of the Yesse
/ and reach over. In doing this he fell in the
/ boiling fluid and was severely burned before
/ being rescued. He was taken to ST. Mary's
. Hospital, where he died after several hours
I OF intense suffering. The acids in the dye
were so strong that the clothes were eaten of
( the man.
"A dispatch of the 25th ult from Mineral
! Park, Arizona, says At blackberry, about
thirty miles from this town, J. O. Weldon, a
desperate character, on tbe 2Oth instant shot
and killed a peaceabIe citizen by the name of
/ John Bullock, without prOvOcatiOn. The
citizens rushed to the scene and opened fire
on Weldon, which he returned, slightly
wOunding Indian Agent Charles Spencer
/ Weldon was shot through the breast, and,
after his pistol was empted surrendered.
. He was held in custody sill the night of the
21st, when a party of men took him Out and
/ hung him to a beam of a blacksmith shop.
/ Weldon declared publicly short time ago
! that he was glad Guiteau had killed Garfield