The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-09-18
NEW S AND 0THER yoTNGs.

Bradford township, Chester county, an eel
3s inches in length and weighing 6]k pounds
was caught
Nicholas Yates, a car cleaner on the
Pennsylvania railroad, at Pittsburg, was
struck by an engine on Tuesday last and
instantly killed.
Mrs. Edmund Smith, of Philadelphia,
committed suicide on Tuesday by hanging
herself The death of an only child had un-
hinged her mind
Try Ayers Pills, and be cured. Misery
Is mild word to describe the mischief to
body and mind caused by habitual constipa-
ton. The regular use of Ayers Cathar tic
Pills, in mild doses, will restore the torpid
viscera to healthy action.
The Westinghouse alr-brake company.
of Pittsburg; shipped in the first week of
this month to Chill, South America. brakes
for two hundred cars to be used on one of
the railroads in that country.
Grave crimes have been committed on
two helpless insane women in the Schuylkin
county asylum. One OF the attendants is
charged with an outrage. A general over
hauling of the institution will follow.
Miss Marion Norwood, New York ac-
tress, on last Monday night, lit cigarette
and lay down on the bed to smoke 1t. She
fell asleep and her clothing was set on fire.
Her injuries we're such that she died in a
few hours
"A telegram from Everett, Bedford coun-
ty, says A gang boss on the South Penn
was stabbed and beaten By two Italian Ia
oorers for some alleged offense and has since
died from his wounds. The murderers
have not been arrested yet
Thomas M. Carnegie, of the Edgar
thompson steel works, PIttsDurg, says that
ali the steel rail mills In the country are
running to their fullest ca apacity, with
enough orders to keep them busy the re-
mainder of the year. He does not believe
there is firm in the country can fill an or
der for Immediate delivery The market is
hrm and prices have advanced $50 per ton.
Barney Harvey, lad seventeen years
DID, was instantly killed at Locust Street
colliery tE Lehigh county on Saturday
morning 1t was his first day IN the mines
he was employed as door boy. He left his
work and not being acq liated with the
mines was caught between the wagon and
tlmOers and crushed to death.
Miguel Zetz, an Italian peanut yender.
fatally stabbed Charles Bradley, a truck
man, on Sunday in New York. Bradley.
with party OF drunken companions. an
noyed the italian by tipping his hat over
his eyes. Zetz plunged Ills knife clean
through the heart of Bradley, who died in
stantIy. Ze.z was arrested.
On Friday afternoon John McGrain
went, with Edward Johnston. to the
house OF Robert Wolfe, one mile from Tai
mouth, KY, and began a quarrel with
Wolfe. McGrain struck Wolfe in the face,
whereupon Wolfe drew a knife and killed
McGrain. Wolfe gave himself up, but was
Immediately released on bail.
Rev. Andrew D. Hunter, an itinerant
preacher from Charleston, S. C., was shot
and killed on Saturday in the Chickasa W
Nation by man named White. The lat.
ter had persuaded Hunters daughter to
elope with him. Hunter followed, and was
slain while trying to force White to make
the girl his wife. White escaped.
John Ward,aged Is years, one of a num-
Der of boys. who were teasing an old man
named John Anderson, living in Donnelly's
court, In rear of 1913 South street Philadel-
AHA on Saturday. was shot in the face by
the old man. and it is probable the lad will
lose the sight of one eye. The old man was
arrested, and be expressed no regret for the
act, as he said the boys were the torment of
bis life.
Mrs. E. A. Garfield, was accidentally
shot on Saturday night at II O'Clock and
! died at O'Clock on Sunday morning, at
YoRkers, n. 7. Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield
were about to retire. There was a pistol
under Mr.. Csnfeld's pillow, and when he
pulled off the cove-lid the pistol fell on the
floor and was discharged. and the shot
! struck Mrs. Canfield on the neck. Internal
! hemorrhage caused suffocation and death.
The engine, baggage car and smoking
car OF train on the Kentucky Central rail.
road tumbled down thirty foot embank-
ment near Lexingtan on Tuesday. The en-.
| gineeI and fireman were killed. Three 9th.
er train hands and a number OF passengers
were injured. Among the latter was T. }
! Nichols, the we'll known horseman of Paris
Kentucky, whose injuries are thought to be
fatal.
Mayor Harrison, of Chicago, has vetoed
an ordinance imposing license of $500 on
brewers. He seys that "when the high Ii.
| cense went into operation the brewers in
order to enable retailers to pay their license
voluntarily reduced the price of beer ten Del
cent amounting in all to more than $500.
| OOO Ii, therefore, license be imposed on
the brewers, they will haye to pay a double
tax"
John Masterson, a well known grocer
| OF Wilkesbarre, was arrested on Monday on
charge of counterfeitIng. On Saturday
fifty dollar bill, with other money. was
paid into the city treasury, and on examina.
/ tlon proved to be a most clever coun terfeit.
| IL mad originally been a ten dollar bill and
the figure one, wherever it occurred, had
| been cut and the figure five, cut from a f ye
] dollar bill, substituted So cleverlv tad
the work been done that it was almost I'M
possible to detect it with the naked eve.
| George Garfield. aged II, son of Will
liam Garfield, of PleasantvilIe, Pa. is in this
employ of the Emery Oil company in Brad
FORD, Pa. While entertaining a friend
named TAYLOR, by taking a walk in tbs
woods on Sunday, be threw a stone AT ar
empty nitro-Rlycerine can. An explosion
Immediately occurred. the stone being hurled
back In fragments, one piece striking Can
heid In the head and another in the abdo
men, causing horrible wounds. He died ir
an hour. Taylor was unhurt.
Deputy Sheriff Gurley Taylor. ot Roono
VINE arrived In Evansville, Ind, on las
monday morning, having in charge on,
walter Sewers. About year ago Sever,
had quarrel with man in Warrick count,
ana ne drew knife and intended to kill nj
enemy. just as he was about to nlnDoa tb,