The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-02
NEWS AND OTHER NoTINGS.

For lame back, side, or chest, use Shi-
Ioh's Porous Plaster Price % cents At
James drug store.
Group. Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shilob's Cure. At
James drug store.
Mr.. Joseph Smith, of Chester, by one
haul of his seine in the Jersey channel on
Saturday secured 15, 600 herring.
-Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by US on a guarantee. 1t cures con-
sumption. At James drug store.
Mrs. Mary Ann Hamilton, aged 62 years,
committed suicide in Pittsburgh on Saturday
by cutting her throat. She had been made
insane by the prospect of losing some prop
eTty.
Physicians say it combines ali the desid-
erata of every ferruginOus tonic prescribed
by every school of medicine. Browns Iron
Bitters.
The people of SharonviIe. Ohio. were
surprised when Mcbride, aged 40, married
Mrs. ROsSer, aged 76, but not when he dis
appeared with her s., 800.
During fit of temporary insanity Thos
Rector, prominent citizen of New Tacama
w. t, on Monday last fatally shot his wife
and then blew out his own brains.
-Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
constipation, loss of appetite, dizziness, and
all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS
cents per bottle At James drug store.
AT Wetumpka, Ala, two colored girls
aged 13 and Is years, were sentenced on
Monday last to imprisonment for life for ia
tally poisoning little girl named Maria
Ware.
Willie Haley, II years old. of Pownal,
Vt, died on Saturday from the effects of
three spOonfuls of Paris green taken to kill
himself. His father committed suicide about
a year ago
The Philadelphia Press is the only Re
publican journal in the State with soul big
enough to support the Regular and Inde-
pendent tickets, not day about, but every
day as It were.
A wood dealer advises farmers to pile the
split article with the bark ups By so doing
the bark adheres to the wood, and becomes
an item of some Importance when the farmer
cords it up for the market
Decoration day was generally observed
as a holiday throughout the country, At
Gettysburg General Hawley, of Connecticut
delivered the Grafton and ex-Secretary Blaine
also delivered a short speech.
Sandy Matthews, negro who Is to be
hanged at Memphis to-day, has developed
strange condition, being now nearly para
lYZed from nervous excitement, and is only
kept alive by the constant administration of
stimuants.
Cardinal McCabe, of Dublin, referring to
the addresses after his enthronement as car
dinal on Sunday last, expressed his belief
that in spite OF the OminOus shadow now cast
on Ireland there was yet bright future in
store for her.
On Sunday of last week Mrs Eva SIay-
ton, of Brandford, quaTrelled with her moth
eT, a Mrs. Case. The mother knocked the
daughter down and tramped upon her. On
Friday Mrs. Slayton died OF peritOnitis, caus
ed by blows on her stomach. Mrs Case has
been ordered under arrest
-WOOdSmen at Bannervile, Miffiin coun-
ty, recently feIled tree from which scamp
cred three young bears weighing about one
hundred pounds each. The unfortunate
cubs were all killed after the men recovered
from the decentralization caused by their sud
den and anlOoked-fOr appearance.
Nellie Reed was brutally murdered by
her husband, Major Reed near Greensboro,
n. e., on Saturday. The two daughters
head their mother screaming down at the
spring and found her on the ground and their
father beating her. They pulled him of, but
the woman died in a few minutes, Major
Reed is in Jail.
In Mt. Sterling KY, Buck Hampton and
John Henry fought a duel on horseback
each firing and hitting the other uatil all the
chambers of the pistols were discharged
They then cIinched and dubbed each other
with their weapons until they fell to the
ground. Hampton is dead and Henry is
mortally wounded.
"A cincinnati Times Star special from
Springfield, Ohio, SAYS a man named Kitz-
miller, becoming enraged at his daughter for
keeping company with man whom he dis
on Monday morning He narrowly escaped
lynching at the hands of his neighbors before
he was taken TO Jail.
Bishop Wigger, of Newark, Y. j., has
pronounced the play of the 1.-Two Orphans"
immoral, because a Sister of Charity tells a
lie and justifies the act on the ground that
it is resOrted to for good purpose. He for
bids its representation by any Catholic So
ciety in the Diocese of Newark
"A special report comes from Lancaster
Landing, H., that MiltOd Clifford whose
wife recently bore twins, strangled them in
their cradle. find then buried them in it.
He left his wife alone in.a very critical con
ditiOn for several hours and reported what
he had done, adding that he hoped she was
dead. He then fed. A large force is scour-
ing the country.
Tine difference batUaen tho ITnited
States government and the relatives of John
j. Lewis, who died some years ago after
making the government his heir. have been
amicably adjusted and the United States
come into a snug little fortune of 5000, 600.
In accordance with the provisions of the will
the amount will be applied 10 the reduction
of the public debt,
The colony of thrifty Swiss recently es-
tablished near Mount Airy, Ca, is as pros
porous and happy as there was every reason
to suppose it would be. 1t now comprises
twenty families, and several more are ex-
pected soon. Each family brought from 81
600 to s.. 900, and now owns farm which, in
comparison with the scanty measures of
Switzerland, seems like a kingdom.
jacob Testerman has been arrested at
Piney Creek, Y. C., for the murder of his
daughter, aged years. Testerman and sew
eral friends had been drinking at his resi-
dence on sunday night and were standing az
the doorway, when one of the party told
Testermau that his daughter had taken some
Vi MS WnlSkey. lie ruSneQ into the mousse.
pulled her out of bed and kick ed her to
death
On last Saturday afternoon Anthony
Campbell was engaged in repairing one of
the tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad, in
West Philadelphia, when an express train
came up. Campbell carelessly rested one
end of his crowbar on the track. The wheels
struck the crowbar and it whiTed out of
Camp5ell's hands and striking him on the
head Drained him. He lived but a few min
utes after the accident
The Paris Voltdire publishes commu-
nleatioD from Nihilist correspondent who,
1t says, has always fOretOld with accuracy
Nlhllistic performances, explaining the PhH-
nix Park assaSsinatiOns as the work of a new
Irish political secret society, which has no
relation to the Land League, Home Rulers
or Feniaus, and is devoted to the task of
freeing Ireland from English rule by a sys-
TEN of murd ers that will terroriZe It out of
! the country
The death Of a woman from starvation
! at Sandwich, H., has drawn attention to the
singular case of father, mother, and son, all
I insane with the same delusiOn. Their name
} was Lay. The mother believed that her son
/ was born to be savior of mankind, and he
I grew up in that faith, becoming a preacher
/ OF kind of Adventism. The father became
I as wild as the rest and lately when Mrs
| Lay began fast of forty days both men en-
/ couraged her to persevere.
The n. Y. World of Monday publishes
| full and extensive reports OF the crop pros
/ poets from all sections of the country. The
! cereals are doing well, and the acreage plant
/ ed IS far greater than that of last year. All
! other crops are most promising, and espec-
! lallY IS there reason to expect an increased
/ production of cotton. In the Southwest the