The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-12-15
NEWS AND OTHER NOTuNgs.

/ -Dln0tloTla mas DT0Eeu Ou8 III
/ vile and an epidemic is appreheRded.
-Four babies born in EastOn since tAf
I election have been christened Robert q faF
tison.
e K McConkey, RFIIa m, saws Browns
/ Iron Bitters relieved me OF a dull heavy pain
4 in my head with tired and languid feeliRzA
! H. H Douglass, a well known business
| man OF Westmoreland county, has been held
] t. bail in Greensburg Tor embezzlInE 81 .1oe.
/ In Cam bridgeport, Mass, Friday after
noon, Michael GarIity, whiIe picking up
sticks of wood near circular saw, slipped
( and fell against the saw, which cut his head
/ OF.
! Nineteen members of the present Con-
/ Qress were born OF the other side OF the wa
/ ter. The largest proportion OF the foreign
/ born members claim Ireland as their father
/ land.
4 William Bastard. of North Niddlesex,
Ont has been lodged in Jail, charged with
/ killing his insane wife by pushing her against
a stove. causing injuries which resulted In
/ her death.
! Margaret Clancy was found dead at her
l home In Wilkesbarre on Sunday, with cut
] In her head. 1t Is said she had considerable
/ money in the house. The case Is involved
! John Lavick. British trooper, who
! claimed that he rode with the six hundred at
1 Baaklava, died at Youngstown, Ohio on
/ Thursday. His death was caused by fall
Surrey Williams, Of Atlanta, Ca, became
enraged at his 16-year old daughter on Mon
! day, and whipped her brutally. He only
/ dessted when she feliITo the ground insensi-
BILE. She died within an hour
4 The family of Lewis BraHdenberg, g
well known citizen Of Bloomington Ia, was
/ poisoned a few days ago by eating trichiDB
] In sausaees. One OF the family died and Mr..
Brandenberg and wife caunot recover.
Cyrus Barber, of Westerly, r. l., twec-
! ty-four wears of age, while insane on the sub
j ject OF religion, jumped from a window at
! midnight on Sunday night ran TO a w0odpile
! and with an axe chopped his leg nearly of.
! Kirkland, Ohio, twenty-five miles from
! Cleveland, Is disturbed over an attempt to
revive MormOnism there and to restore the
ruined temple of that faith. A State that
/ re elects Keifer need not blush for Mormon
J sm.
| In Washington county, Ca, Caroline
/ Scott accidentally pushed shot gun from q
! shelf, discharging it, killing her infant child,
1 fatally wounding her daughter, aged nine
/ years, and seriously injuring two other chill
/ dren.
! 1T is hinted that Governor-elect CIeve-
/ land, of New York, is soon to be married to
( Miss Mary Bnrlingame, Of the vicinity OF
Utica, and it is further whispered that he
/ has been desirous so to be for the last six
years.
Isaac Newton Savage, aged 10 years, OF
/ Fayette county, recently met Ellen Barn
house Knox, aged IA years, became enamored
proposed marriage, was accepted, and the
| twain were united in wedlock, all having oc-
/ CURED within tweDty-fou hours.
] "A fifteen year old Scotch lad was In
I Pittsburgh the other day I'm search of his
| uncle, Thomas Mount who formerly resided
in Minersyine. He was in nOwIse discon-
ceTted, as he claimed to have made two vOy-
ages to China previous to his emigration to
this country. --f
Early Friday morning an unknown man,
about 35 years old, applied for permission TO
enter the engine room of the mill at Sixty
third and South streets. Philadelphia. He
was elected, and four hours later, he was
found frozen to death atSixty- first street and
Marshall road ... .r...
Lightning struck the barn Of Wesley
Sprsgue, near Baldwin, L. l., cut the hay in
( the NOW into two parts as evenly as though
cut with knife. and passed into his stables,
killing bis horse 1t then followed the
ground for forty feet, striking hog pen and
killing two hogs.
Thomas Thompson, OF Westfe1d, n. z,
fell from moving train in the Lake Shore
yard, at Erie, on Saturday, and was instantly
killed. The head was ground to a pulp, the
limbs torn from the body, and the fragments
Of the trunk dragged along the track two OF
three hundred yards.
There seems to be a general protest on
the part OF the New York clergy against the
proposed representation by dramatic com
: pany OF the sorrows OF Gethsemane ana the
agonies of Calvary. Eminent divines OF al
: denominations regard with horror the threat
ened Passion Play"
Two sons of Samuel Chubbuck, one OF
, the murderers of Morgan according to Ihur-
: low Weed, are well sinkers at Allentown,
/ Pa. They Indignantly deny that their rather
) lad aught to do with the Morgan abduction,
asserting that he was tried nd that no PROOFS
could be found against him
Russell Brown, who is now In jail at st
! Louis charged with numbering his grand
I mother, Is cut OF with nothing oy his grand
3 + father General DorFiss, whose viii was pro
bated on Saturday. Previous to the murder
: he was the favorite grandson, and his prooa
: bic inheritance was set down at $3.50 600.
\ William C.. Frazier, school teacher a.
a Cumberland, O., during an atte5apt to disei I.
1fra hnr ms 7
Z | a general fight. in the course OF which ne
: stabbed and killed John Hayes, aged TWEEN
/ ty, and severely cut Charles Luce. Frazier
s gave himself no and is in jail.
: "A convent for the Sisters OF Perpetua
Alteration Is being built in New York, Thl'
a | is the first institution OF the KIND IN I'M:
4 1 country In addition to the most rigid fast;
i / and standardization the order allows no fire:
i'm the conventt, and the nuns must rise every
night at midnight and pray for two hours.
in the mountains near Uniontown, Fay
, cite county on last Friday, the thermometel
r was 100 below zero, while IN OniontoWh y
, [ was 14O below. This last figure is the low.
| est point at which the mercury was fonnd
| Friday, the next lowest, one degree DeloW
/ being reported at Ft. Garry, British America
/ Sunday afternoon Robert kissam q
wealthy farmer Of CIIenwood, town OF Oys
( ter Bay, Il. l., was run away with Oy a JeaIn
2 | he was driving and thrown out OF tne wagon
His right ribs were broken and driven through
: | his lungs. so that the ends protruded tnrouRu
! his back He died shortly after reaching his
| home, to which he walked after the accldenI
Mrs. Julia Cheitain was honored Win 9
: I birthday celebration at Galena, Ill, rev
| laws ago. She is the last survivor OF the
= | memorable Selkirk settlers VINO emlgraVeo
from Switzerland in 1921 70 the Red hlVeF OF
the North a portion OF whom, including MIs
! Cheltain. made their way, after many months
: ef privation and sore adventure TO 81 Louis
:, in 1924.
In houses where the diphtheria IS, or has
:, been, saws the Pittsburgh Dispatch, the IAN
y iIv should pargIe their thToats with alcoho
. on the first indication of soreness or cough
> The alcohol will destroy the memoraneou'
: fungus speedily and efectually. success
y full downtown physician says that '"hers
= this treatment has had an early chance h'
= knows no case terminating fatally 49,
! The wife of ID. 9. Elicit, wealLnl
!; farmer at Boone, Iowa, eloped with Otis u
= lett, nephew of the-husband. on Suhua.
= last. The lovers met at Grand Junction am am
- departed for Dakota in a prairie schooner
: she taking her child with her Inc ana
e causes a preat sensation on account OF ne
u deserting her elegant home for hardships OF
: the frontier with a young man very poor.
a Intensely cold weather prevailed u
- western New York on Thursday nlghI
- Three tramps, who had crawled into the ooi
Ter room of SmaIl's machine shop at hOssuI
to keep warm, were frozen TO death. L ~
The fire went out at about midnight, ana IN
" nomads being semi-intoXicateda ana Oenuhu
:, | ed with cold were unable to help themselves
Ie Their frozen bodies we're found next morilh
N by the engineer. ,,,-,--.-,
4 "A man in Marshall county. Mississippi
"a owns a mad stone which be claims has cure
/. 22e cases of snake bite, stings OF poisonou