The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-20
NEWS AND OTHER NOTtNGS.

The wife Of Cyrus Hoke, farmer near
| Lebanon, Pa, was killed by the kick OF a
horse.
&C. F. Young. of Allentown, has a pear
tree In bloom. 1t has borne one crop of fruit
this year.
In Ohio It is now accounted an error or
judgment to assume that the Democratic
party is dead
Group, Nhooping Cough and Bronchitis
immediately relieved by ShilOh's Cure. At
t James drug store
Albert WILDER, of Indianapolis, was sru-
tally kicked to death on Sunday by a crowd
I of drunken roughs.
For lame back, side, or chest, use Sh-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents. At
James drug store.
, Gov. HOyt has declared the oath of Ocao-
/ Penn Bi-Centennial,
-ShiOh's Cough and Consumption Cure
/ is sOld by US on guarantee. 1t cures con-
} sumption. At James drug store:
Gov. Foster, having cooked the Ohio
goose, is going TO Indiana to "help out" the
/ Republicans of the State.
! The best preparation of iron a doctor can
! prescribe is Brown s Iron Bitters, because IL
/ does not injure the teeth as other iron medi-
James W. Greely and his sister Emma
/ or New York, were drowned Saturday eve
ming while rowing on the Harlem river near
/ High Bridge.
Are you made miserable by Indigestion.
/ constipation, dizziness, loss Of appetite, vel
/ low skin Shioh's VftaIfzer is positive
/ cure. At James drug store.
! "A family has distinguished itself at La
porte. md, by pieceing three gorgeous bed
I quilts from samples of silks obtained free by
/ mail from merchants in the large cities.
/ The Carlisle POl5Ulteere says Solomon
Danner, living near ShiremanstOwn has a
heiter which is neither with calf nor ever
had calf but gives pint of mix every
day
/ Three Swedes, who were walking on the
/ railroad track near McKeesport, on Friday
/ night were run over by the cars One was
/ killed instantly, another died soon after and
/ Jhe thlrd died the next morning.
-1homaS Mccartney, Charles B. Marker
/ and Mccullough Marker, three young men.
F. were arrested in Fayette county on Friday
/ on the charge of counterfeiting silver coin
/ Some OF the spurious money was found in
J their possession.
The late Daniel Cook, of San Francisco
left fortune of about 81, 500. 900. He was
as poor as Jobs turkey in 1853, but between
! that time and his death, at the age of a. years
/ acquired from books an education and from
mines piles of gold.
! Richard Gray and George Larkin. rivals
for the hand of Mrs. Maggie O'Connor. a
grass widow had a sanguinary shooting af-
Tray IN Chicago Sunday night. GRAY was
shoI ana fatally wounded in the abdomen.
/ Larktn surrendered and was locked up.
I -Diphtheria prevails to an alarming ex-
tent IN PittSylvania county, Virginia, nearly
Two hundred deaths from il having occurred
within sixty days. Twenty pupils have fan
en- victims in one school district, and three
cnIdren were lying dead in one farm house
a week ago last Sunday
Maggie McNeill a handsome and accom-
pllshed young lady of Philadelphia, took a
dose of poison and was found lying dead on
the hoCr of her room Monday morning
letter addressed to Samuel Mel cIareV. in which
she tells him she was led to the deed because
he had proven false to her, was also found.
-ReV. Thomas Guard, the eloquent pulpit
. orator and pastor Of Mount Vernon Place NJ
r.. CnuTch, IN Baltimore, died on SUNDAY
. morning from the effects of an operation Of
7 lthotomY On Tuesday of last week Dr.
Guard was for five years pastor of churches
I In san Francisco and Oakland, Cal He was
| native of Ireland.
AS two little daughters of Louis Wright
aged Y and 10 years, were passing through
the Boston and Albany railroad yard on their
I way to school at Natick, Mass, on Friday
/ morning, they were struck By freight train
and two cars passed over them. The older
girl was instantly killed, and the younger had
her right arm cut off and will probably die.
I "A law suit in Fulton county involved the
sum of seven cents. a man bought two
penny pears, and rendered a coin in payment.
I The seller gave him one cent in change. The
I buyer said the coin he rendered was dime :
the seller asserted that it was a three cent
piece They went to law about it, and the
/ jury disagreed.
7 The Postmaster General in his forth
coming report to Congress. will strongly rec
Ommend the passage OF some measure proyi-
ding for establishment of the postal tel
{ egrapby and the postal savings bank system.
The successful operation Of both in England
will be used as an argument in favor of their
adoption by this country.
Chairman Heath Of the Greenback- La
Dor party, is kept busy defending himself in
! the eastern part Of the State from charges
. that he is in the pay Of the Stalwart Bosses.
The charges are made direct and positive,
ana ali the answeryet made by Heath is you
lie, you villain, you He' The campaign
. grows livelieT and liyelier.
"A loving Port JeTvis y, Y. couple, ieaI-
Gus of prying eyes, entered a burial vault III
the cemetery, a few days since, and the heavy
+ door refused to open when they tried it,
and they were imprisoned several hours be
I fore their shouts for help were heard and
I their release effected. They will hereafter
1 do their counting in the ''best rOom'of the
. fair ones residence.
The Cincinnati Gazette's Nevycomerstowr
/ correspondent writing under date If Oct L.
says 1t is reported here to-day on reliable
. authority that Major Mckinley will not ac-
cePt his Office for Congressman, for the rea-
son that votes were thrown out for having
wrong initials, and as he thinks they were in.
tended for Wallace It would be wreng foi
4 him (Mckinley) to accept.
An extraordinary freak of nature was
discovered by couple of boys at Gordon
. vile, Lancaster county, the other day. Ii
was live kitten with twelve legs and three
heads or rather three kittens grown tOgelh-
4 er The destructive instinct of the bows
caused them to dispatch it with a club. If it
had lived it might have been an added attrac-
tiOn to the greatest show on earth.
/ "A house was burning at Oshkosh, Wis,
and woman was left inside. Her husband
1 cried, "Five thousand dollars to the man who
saves her % A fireman dashed in at great
personal risk and brought her out alive. AL
| though the husband is very wealthy, he re-
/ fused to give a dollar of the reward but the
{ Supreme Court decides that the offer OF s., 900
/ was valid, and that the money must be paid.
/ Judge Green, IN an opinion hied in Potts
] vile on Tuesday of last week. decides that
the publication and circula tion of a newSpa-
| per on Sunday is unlawful The paper to
! which particular reference was made was
! the SUNDAY Morning News, from which an
/ advertisement was omitted. His Honor holds
! that it made no difference, as the publica ton
/ of the paper was violation of the act of 1894
| john \. Cockrell, editor of the St Louis
! Post Dispatch on Friday night shot and kill
(. ed ex- x-COngressman r. w, Sayback, The
affair grew out of a speech made at a politi-
cal meeting by the latter, TO which the editor
retaliated in his paper, Slayback went to
the newspaper Office and began to denuunce
. COckrell. Both drew revOlvels, when Cock
! rell fred and SlaybacK fell. dying in few
minutes.
VIM Saube, gardener, sixty years old,
/ living on the Warsaw pike, near the western
! boundary of Cincinnati, sh OF his son, VIM
/ Saube, Jr, on last Tuesday morning. Both
+ are dead. The younger Saube was 80 years
/ old. He was shot by his father several years
ago and crippled thereby. The elder Saube
I is spoken of as a verv dangerous man when
under the influence of liquor, and was much
given to drink.
{ On Saturday afternoon r boy named
HarpeTsbUrger, whose parents live in Wilkes
fsar~ nirf IN f a