The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-21
NEWS AND OTHER NOTINGs.


cured by Shilohs Cure. We guarantee i.
"A bar.of iron has been rolled at the works
of the Catasausua Manufacturing Company
that is 225 feet in length.
-Sleepless nights made m iserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy
for you. At James drug store.
st. Patrick's Catholic church, at Dan
willie, H., was burned on Thursday night.
The loss is $4,000 fully insured.
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver
complaint? ? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed
to cure you. At James drug store.
Rose and Lille Dunnegan, two little
girls aged nine and eleven years, were
drowned i'm a pond near Sedaiia, No, Sun
day.
Two brothers, Peter and James Tarris,
while fishing in the Bay OF Funday on last
Monday, were drowned by the swamping of
their boat
"A negro in Brockiugham, n. c., told
crowd that he would die very soon, He fell
dead from apparently natural causes in
very few minutes.
-Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secuIed by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
so cents. Nasal Injector free. At James
drug store, Ebensburg.
Michael Davltt sailed from New York
Saturday evening for Antwerp by the steam
er Pennland. He will 90 from Antwerp to
Paris, thence to London.
Care worn persons, students, weak and
overworked mothers will find in Browns Iron
Bitters complete tonic, which gives strength
and tone to the whole system.
"A. 7. King and wife, of London. Ohio,
while boating on Chautanqua Lake on Mon
day last, were caught in squall which cap
sized the boat and they were drowned.
During the twenty-four hours ending
Sunday evening one hundred and fifty-nine
deaths were reported In New York eighty
six being children from cholera infantum.
Mrs. Henry Hoffman and her little girl
were drowned in cistern near Upper San
d1sky, Ohio, on Monday. The mother at
tempted to save her child, who had fallen in.
William Watson and Peter Stewart quar-
relied on a high treste at Mandon, D. T., on
Saturday. They ciiuched and both fell to the
killed.
William Hart, aged IS years, of Upper
PittstOn, Pa, fell into a well on Friday and
was drowned. He had been drinking, and
attempted to stab his wife a short time pre-
viously.
An old man in Hampden, Ne, is said to
have trunk (siZe of trunk not stated) filed
WIN silver dollars, which he saved up years
ago, mos of them being dated between 1903
and 1881.
"A youth of Grand Rapids married the
girl who was betrothed to his father The
pair returned to the bTidegrOOm's parent for
forgiveness and got 1t, but it was not partic-
ularly hearty.
At Augusta. Ca, a colored woman,
Phyllis Wright who died on Monday night
confessed before her death that she had poi
Soned three men, one preacher of the col
ored church.
"A little girl at Galena fell into mine
smart 90 feet deep, and though unconscious
When taken out was found to have sustained
no injuries save few scalp wounds. mi
raculOuS escape,
AT South Haven, Mich, on Thursday
night, Mr. o. r. FoOte OF the First National
Bank of that place, and Miss Kittie Under
wood, Of Aurora, Ill, were drowned by the
upsettlng of sailbOat.
"A negro named David Cook, who had
attempted rape in the northern part ot
hershaw county, NC, on Wednesday, was
fOrcibly taken from the custody of the Sheriff
on Saturday by masked men and lynehed
He confessed his guilt
AT swell wedding in Cincinnati the
! other day the bridesmaid was aged Z, and
wore creme net and creme satin Her at
tendant was aged 10 and appeared in an Os-
car Wilde aesthetic costume
Miss Nash elOped at Monroe CITY, Mo ,
and was detected at the outset by her mother
who pursued her along railroad track. Mrs
Nash, in her blind excitement, did not see a
locomotive and was killed by it.
WIN. Wilson, aged about 45 years of
| Milton, this State, committed suicide by
| drowning himself in a rain barrel, head
! downward. Cause, partial insanity. he
| leaves wife and seven children.
! Two gentlemen of Macon, Ca, caught
some curious fish in the streams near that
4 city. They varied in size, the largest being
! three feet in length, but were all shaped ike
/ watermelon, translucent, blOOdless, and
! cold.
/ "A Syracuse woman who possessed some
! money and morbid fear that she would be
murdered for 1t crawled under her own house
/ June 80, and died there Her BODY badly
! decomposed. and disfgured by rodents, has
/ but lately been found.
! Henry Clark, of Camden, n. J., became
/ convinced that water was good food, and
/ during Al days is believed to have swallowed
/ nothing else. He seems TO have suffered no
/ physical injury, though emaciated, but was
/ made ineurably insane.
4 hrah I
! field, Ill, on Sunday. She had been in poor
/ health, mentally and physically, ever since
/ the murder of her husband in April, 1865.
/ She came of prominent Kentucky family.
! Her maiden name was Tod.
| Edward Han, about 2S, son of the late
| Mayor, Theron F. Hall, and the wife of his
/ cousin, Henry s. Hall, we're drowned al
! Worcester, Mass, on Friday morning. While
going over the bridge their horse became
! frightened, carrying both into the pond with
the vehicle.
| There died recently printer-Lewis H
| Redheid-who was born during President
| WashingtOn's first term, who was a type-set-
| ter seYenty-fye years ago, and who gave en-
! plOyment to ThCrlOw Weed and refused it tC
! Horace Greeley because he doubted Gree
| ley's industry.
/ Nearly three weeks ago a deaf and dumb
/ 10-yeaT-0ld son of George Wolfe, residing
/ near RipgtOwE, Schuylkill county wandered
I from home and lost himself in the woods.
/ The child lived on tree bark for five days,
Z Wfen ne was TOunQ IN an exhausted EnDQl-
| ton He cannot recover.
Hon. Lyman Barnes, a prominent lawyer
! of Wisconsin, is believed to have been killed
/ by allIgators in Florida, where he was stay
/ ing for his health. He left his hotel few
I weeks ago to cross swampy piece of land
! infested with alligatOTs and wild animals
and has not been seer since.
| The mortality among the Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal Church has been great
( during the last few years. Kingsley, ThOmp-
son, Baker, Ames, James, Gilbert Haven. f.
o. Haven, and Scott have all died within a
| very short time. OF the survivors, Foss and
Foster and Bowman have recently been neaI
death.
"A German giantess called Marian has
| been engaged to take the part of the AmaZO-
nian queen in ''Ba5el aud BjjOu'' at Lon.
don theatre. She is Is years old, eight feet
and two inches in height, and is still growing
/ 1t is to be presumed that she will represent
! Babel, and that she is capable of making a
great hit
| On Thursday night an insane man named
| Gloss vas discovered attempting to set fire
to house in TObOyne township, Perry coun
ty, but was driven from the premises. Later
/ on HOllenbaugh's barn, in the same neigh
! borhOod, was destroyed by fire, and the
! chaTred remains of the luDatic, Gloss, wert
found in the ruins.
"A violent storm of wind and rain struck
/ Pittsburgh on Monday. Its centre seemed L
be along the Ohio river. The tow-bOat Alex
| Foster was capSiZed near the north shore btl
no one was drowned The boat is almost !
total wreck. a number of other accident,
! were reported, but no one had been killed OF
injured so far as heard from.
As train fTem Boston was nearin,
Ridge Hill crossing on Thursday evening
half a mile north of Malshfieid Station
Mass, it struck wagon containing william
Weston, aged 30, and his son Frank, aceC
IA, throwing both in front of the train KILN,