The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-09
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and Sundays in June and July will be days
Of change to unfavorabe weather.
Ellis, one Of the murderers of the Glib
bons girl ct Ashland. KY, was lynched on
Saturday by q crowd OF 200 citizens.
1t is rumored in Washington that a Gov
ernment bond plate has been stolen, and that
S22, 100000 of spurious bonds have been is
sued.
An Illinois woman Of so has brought suit
for divorce against her husband of %. She
thinks he married her for money, and not for
love-
If any dependence is to be placed on the
news from Pennsylvania, blandly remarks
the n. Y. World, the darkest hour is just be-
fore Don.
The last sma llpox patient in South Beth
lehem was discharged on Tuesday. During
the prevalence of the disease there 119 per
sons died.
WIN. A. Gordon, a native of England,
died in Fredericktown, O., few days ago.
Authentic records show that he was nearly
11O years old.
-Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheria and canker
mouth. At James drug store.
"A monument TO Allen, LaTkin and o.
BTien, the Fenians who were executed at
Salsord on November %, 1867, was unveiled
al Ennes, Canada, on Friday.
The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says ''Both myself and wife owe our
lives to ShilOhs ConsumptiYe Cure" At
James drug store.
ner, Sweden, has been destroyed by fire.
Twenty persons were burned to death. The
fire was caused by lightning.
Are you made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness. loss of appetite, yell
low skin? Shiloh's VitalizeT is a positive
cure At James drug store.
Franklin J. Moses, Ex-Governor Of South
Carolina pleaded guilty to petite larceny in a
New York court on Friday, ana was senten-
ced to the penitentary for six months.
-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.
Joel Barry, aged co. the fattest man In
Maine, weight 400, was buried Saturday.
The body had to be taken out through a win
dow. There were ten pallbearers.
Mrs. Eliza Z. English, mother Of Hon.
William II. English, died at the residence of
her son in Indianapolis on Wednesday after
toon. She was in her S5th year
Thomas Archer, cOloTed, of Cardngton,
o., on Monday fatally shot two men named
Sherman and Payne. It was expected that
he would be lynched as soon as his victims
died.
-Four children, s.se eldest Il and the
youngest two years OF John Jackson, were
| burned to death on Tuesday last at Harris
/ Station, Me, while playing with fire during
the absence Of the parents.
The London Tablet (Catholic) quotes
from the Tudn County Galway NeloS in
testimony Of Under Secretary Burke's kind
ness as a landlord Meetings were held in
Galway to express respect and regard for
him.
Gold in paying quantities has been dis
covered on the farm of MT. Maxwell, in the
town OF Stockbridge, Wisconsin, and eonsid.
erable machinery has been purchased to work
the mines. Iron has also been discovered
there
"A Reading girl, who was living at service
at Charleston, near PhGniXviile, robbed her
employer last Friday of $64 in order to afford
l.
girl has been captured and the lover shook
her and escaped
Three negroes who had repeatedly out
ragged Annie Bridges, aged Is years. at But
I ieryille, Lenoke county, Ark, were caught
on Saturday night, identified by the girl and
7. hanged to tree by a mob who rescued them
from the officers.
Two German children, Herman and
| Christine Plumer, aged respectively II and
8, were playing on a bridge at Adams, Mass,
on Thursday when the girl fell into the wa
ter. The boy jumped in to rescue her aud
both were drowned
In Orange county, Florida, on Monday
Mr. WarbuTton, an Englishman, drove into
Lake Eustis with wagon containing his
wife and twin children. The horse plunged
into deep water, drawing the WhOles family
after him. All were drowned.
-Four masked men attempted to rob a
Missouri Pacific train near LarGO, Texas, but
were fired upon by the guards in the mail
car, and beat hasty retreat, followed by q
posse. One was killed, and another surren-
dered. Both were sons of respectable farm
ers
The boiler Of an engine. at Norrie, Wis,
exploded on Saturday, killing the fireman,
/ Henry Hopkins blowing the engineer
(name unknOwu) to atoms fatally hurting
Fred Otto, aud injuring four others so Sc
verely that there are doubts of their reeov-
cry.
Early on Tuesday morning a fire broke
out in the shaft OF the Mike and Starte mine
Leadville. The derrick was consumed be-
lore the fire was eXtingulShed. Five men
who were working in drift failed to res
pond to the call-bell. 1t is feared they have
been suffOcated.
On Sunday evening the schooner Indus
try from st. Joseph, capslZed lust north of
South Haven, Mich. All on board were
drowned. The wreck was near shore and
witnessed by hundreds, but owing to the ter
rlble sea, l. was impossible to render any as
sistance to the drowning crew.
According to Beaver, the Republican
party has always been ''fighting for purity
and morality" When the General gets
warmed up on that subject, it is to be hoped
he will not forget to eucidate the purity
and morality" of the Returning Board steal
IN 1876 and the Dorsey purchase OF Indiana
in 1880.
in Billings township. GIadwin county
Mich, Anna Stevenson shot and instantly
killed her husband, VIM. Stevenson, a man
over 90 years OF age. He had been away
from home and she refused him admission.
I lie was in the act of entering when she fired
/ the fatal shot. The parties had quarreled
. before.
"A Ciacinnati woman was swinging In a
hammack in the secluson of her back yard,
aud her feet hung down. A neighbor looked
through the fence and cried, ''Shoot them
I 1eet J. lie was prosecuted, and. though he
1 protested that he meant no adverse, criticism
/ fined So
! Mr.. J. G. Bayles, editor OF the IRON Ags
/ is of the opinion that the strike OF thei iron
! workers began on the 1st inst, is likely to be
long one. He thinks both parties to the
contest are in good condition for a desperate
and prolonged struggle. In the interest Iof
national prosperity let US hope that Mr..
/ Bayles is a false prophet
/ Two children of James Mcdonald found
a railroad torpedo in the yard of their pa
rents residence in Troy on Friday afternoon,
and, striking it with an axe, it exploded
! One side of the head of the youngest child
! was blown away, and the other child suffered
/ q fracture Of the skull. One is diving and
the other may not recover.
I The contract for publishing the Pennsvl-
/ Vanla LegtstdtiUe Record the next four years
was on Monday last awarded to NJ. 2. Hast
lnRs, OF Jefferson county, at So. sc page.
! Ihls is one dollar and four cents less than
/ the contract price four wears ago, and will
/ make about three thousand dollars difference
/ at long session of the Legislature.
John Casey, about 20 years old, was
/ shockingly cut with saw on Thursday while
/ at work in Taylors saw mill in Fairfield.
! Conn. His clothing became entangled in the
I machinery, which drew him over upon the
/ saw. A deep cash was cut i'm his shoulder,
and his chest was badly mdtilated, exposing
{ the left lung to view. He cannot recover.
! The boiler of Edward Dickerson's saw
[ mllIs at Ruckersville, Va, exploded on Thurs
/ day, instantly killing young Davis the engi-
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