The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-23
NEWS AND OTHER NOTISGs.

other day.
-Twenty-seven Apache prisoners at Chi +
huahua, Mexico, were taken out on Monday
last and shot.
-Puny, weak, and sickly children need !
Browns Iron BitterS 1t viii strengthen 4
and invigorate them.
The Very Rev. William Walker, Prior
of the Order of st. Benedict, at Newark, died
ON Saturday, aged 42 years.
-ShiOh's CatarTh Remedy positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheria and canker
mouth. At James drug store.
e w. Wall, of NiObrara, ate 102 eggs on
a wager at one sitting, drinking whiskey be-
tween each dozen. His competitor ate 93.
The sons of Thomas Butler and Michael
Leonard, II and Is years old respectively,
were drowned on Saturday at Leicester,
Mass.
Oliver Larson and John Peters were
drowned by falling from the steamer Aunt
Betsey, near Hastings, Mimi, on Sunday
night.
There are now four oil wells in Garfield,
the new oil town of Warren county, the ag-
gregate production of which is 500 barrels
per daY.
Henry Huddleston, colored, was lynch
ed at Winchester, Tenn. on Saturday night
for outrageously assaulting widow named
Vaughn.
The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, of Bourbon.
Ind, says 'Both myself and wife owe our
lives to Shiloh's COhsumptiYe Cure" At
James drug store.
The Sheriff of Montgomery county last
!
from $500 to 50. 900 each, as the property of
delinquent debtor.
David Thomas, father of the anthracite
iron business in the United States, died at
Catasaqua, Pa, Tuesday afternoon, of pneu-
mOnia, at the age of So years.
George Mitchell wife and sister, out rid
/ ing at Shiloh, o., Monday night, were fired
on by ambushers. Mitchell was wounded
and his sister fatally injured.
Are you made miserable by indigestion
constipation, dizziness. loss of appetite, yell
low skin ShilOhs NitaliZer is a positive
cure At James drug store.
Two explosions of gas occurred il the
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre mine Saturday
morning There were eight miners badly
/ burned. The mine is on fire.
-Shiloh's VitaliZer is what you need for
constipation, loss of appetite, dizziness, and
all symptoms OF dyspepsia. Price 10 and 20
! cents per bottle. At James drug store.
About thirty rigs and small tanks were
! struck by lightning i'm various parts of the
Bradford oil field on Monday and several
thousand barrels of oil were destroyed.
AT Cauchula Station, Ala, on Monday
morning, Benjamin Butler and his wife beat
their boy, aged years, to death and threw
his body out of the window of their house.
Ten cOloTed men and a white woman,
( occupying a cabin in the bed of Two-Mile
! creek, near Winchester, Kentucky, we're
drowned on Wednesday by sudden flood.
Governor Sherman, of Iowa, has issued
/ an appeal for aid inIbehalf Of the sufferers of
the cyclone in that State. Contributions
should be sent to Hon. J. B. Grinnell, Grin
. nell, la.
While trying to ford stream in Linn
county, Kansas, in wagon, Mrs John Seals
and her two children, two children named
Jankley, and child named Jacket were
I drowned
Nineteen fremen were injured by the
falling of the wall of a burning building near
Boston Saturday morning. Nine or ten were
severely hurt and two are in dangerous
condition.
of trees, at Bellaire, O., slipped into a valley.
The trees retained their perpendicular posi-
tiOn, and the grove seems to be thriving in its
new situation.
Three sons of Duncan Taylor. aged s. 6
and years, playing in a stable at Brussels,
Ont, on Saturday, went into the Oat bin, the
lid of which closed on them. All were found
dead from suffOcatiOn.
AT Wheatey Station, Ark, on the Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad, John SuOddy
and William Walker quarrelled about bus
mess matter on Saturday night, when fight
ensued and both were killed.
Sunday was a day of drown ings. Six
BOYS We're drowned at New Orleans, five
; men and two children in the province oi
Quebec, one at COOney Island, and very
J likely some IN other places.
z in the storm on Thursday last lightning
| struck the water of Mead's pond at Norwich
y. Y, throwing big column of wafer to a
great height, and hundreds of large bass and
i other fish were soon floating dead upon the
. surface.
I -Etahdleuh DOanmoe, a young Kiowa In
] dian; late a student in the Carlisle training
school, and now an assistant in the same in
t stitution was married to Laura Foneadlema
] one of the girl students, also a kiOwa, OF
! Saturday.
A despatch from Maysville, KY, SAYS tn,
b army worm has appeared in that county or
= "Wednesday morning a train on the Kentucky
Z Central road was blockaded at Marshall sta
\ ton several hours by army worms eight inch
< es thick on the track
) -"Great oaks from little acorns grow.
, When Mr.. John Hester, of Walton, Ga, wa
t married, twenty-One years ago, his uncl
\ . presented him with a sheep and her twt
Y lambs Now his herd numbers largely owe
, ! 1000. all produced from that one sheep.
Two Young couples of COShoctOD, Ohio
thought it would be a romantic idea to elop
( down the river to Marietta by moonlight in
: rowbOat. The trip was only half made, how
y ever, when the men were arrested for steal
4 ing the boat, and the girls were sent hOm
;, alone ana unmarried.
: Mrs. Banks Dakin died on Tuesda
morning at HarveySburg, o., from fright a
what she believed was spectre of Miss Liz
v Ze Miligan, who committed suicide IN tn
Y Dakin residence some weeks ago, and who
e Mrs. Dakin and husband believe, has haunt
, ed the house ever since.
d "A terrific gas explosion occurred in tn
n lift in the Stanton air shaft at Wilkesbarre
Y Pa, on Thursday morning. Five men carry
It ing naked lamps caused the catastrophe
d James Carey was killed, and John Welsh
), Michael Lynch, Henry Hughes and Edwart
Il Finnegan probably fatally hurt.
}, "A constable in Scott county, Ind, sbO
S an untaXed dog in compliance with the neS
e law of the State. This frightened Mrs. Wi
# lis Law into premature childbirth, reSultin
Y in the death of the lady and the babe. Muc
e opposition is expressed to the law, and a
i the constables of Scott county have resigned
}. Eight miles south of GeueSee, Ill, Satul
X day, after preparing dinner for her husban
e and hired man, and while they were eating
Mrs LinQueSt took her son, aged five years
l. to a corncrib near the house, cut his throat
q and then killed herself. No cause is BnowT
is but the woman is believed TO have been il
n sane.
y Mr. RadfOrd Browning, who lives nea
)r / Wiregrass, Ca. has a catfish in his we'll tina
1t his son put there in 1S62-twenty years ag,
,e They say it is nearly white. Every year
# I so when Mr.. Browning cleans out his well L
" places the fish in a tub of water until he gel
lie the well finished, then he places the fish bac
n again.
# "A terrible explosion occurred on Tue.
al dav afternoon on the farm of James Owen.
seven miles east of Marion, o., resulting
the death of the engineer, \. l.. Hines, an
the sawyer, Tom Barger, Dave Young w
probably fatally scalded A defective boil,
he and low water we're the cause. Both of Il
re men killed leave families at Caledonia.
u BY a disaster on the ClarkeSburg & Yves
ty ern railroad, near Weston. w. Va, on Frida
E. last, a man named Carey, supposed to
s. from New York, was killed and thirtee
o. others were injured, two fatally. r. 2
n Goldsborouch, jr., of Baltimore, one of q
ne infurpd died in few hours and Miss .aor