The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
NEWS AND OTHER sOTIsGs.

l. An average Of ]. 600 Immigrants per d
passed over the Pennsylvania railroad Ia
Q week
4 According 20 a count Just completed t
4 letter carriers, there are 1e5 ,Oas d~elIir
\ houses in Philadelphia.
e AT q horse race near Ford, Indian Ter
$ ritory. few days ago, Frank Copeland an
g Frank Watson 9uarreled and shot each 9th
ker dead.
Two masked hiEhwaymen stopped th
: stage from Vulture, Arizona. a few night
, ago and obtained an express box contain
ing 5000
"A free trial of Prof. Harris PastnI
treatment for nervous and physical debiIit
IN men can be had of Harris Remedy Co.
st. Louis, Mo.
Rev. DR.. David Stern, Jewish Rabbi
took poison on Saturday last at a hotel II
Wtksbarre, and died without having gain
ed consciousness.
Sheep raisers in New South Wales have
recently met with heavy losses. In one
district four large stations have lost as many
as 70, 900 sheep each.
-Erysipelas and salt rheum was driven
entirely away from Mrs. j. G. Anderson,
Peshtigo. Wis, by Burdock Blood Bitters.
I No equal as a blood purifier.
The settlers of the Winnebaco and
/ Crow Creek Indian reservations ib Dakota
have resolved to resist the eviction process
recently promised by proclamation of Prest
1 dent Cleveland
! In the United States court at PittSburo
-Cavan L. Smith was sentenced to pay fin1
OF $40 aud serve two years IN the western
penitentiary. Smith was convicted on the
charge of passing counterfeit money
Mgr. A. j. Glorious was on Sunday
consecrated in the Cathedral 10 Baltimore
az Bishop parti6us iafdelium and apostolic
/ vicade of Idaho. The rite was conducted
with all the ceremony aud pomp possible
T Edward Sumner, aged seventy years.
one of the most prominent and wealthy resi-.
dents of West Detham. Massachusetts
hanged himself in his barn on Saturday
morning. I'll health is supposed to have
been the cause.
-ODonovan Rosa arrived il Chicago
! last week, and was driven TO the Clifton
house. A few prominent Irishmen called
upon him, but there was no demonstration
To night committee of 100 will escort him
to the West Twelfth street Turner Hall.
where he will speak.
An unknown man was discovered asleep
on the track near HiIlviIle, on Sunday, by
the engineer of the Brady's Bend accommo-
dation. Every effort was made 10 etop the
train, but it could not be done, and the
.sIeeper's life was saved by John Coll1ean,
De fireman, crawling out on the pilot and
kicking him of the track
William Haas, a young butcher, shot
and instantly silIza his sweetheart, Annie
Neibert, aged 1s. Re then cred a shot at
an aunt OF the girl, in whose house the muir
der was committed, and attempted suicide
BY firing twice at himself. The aunt was
not bit. Haas viii recover. He says the
skl1l k tS'-tiyes would not let her marry BIN.
Saay aasy nlo0s-Sa Of La Crosse, Mimi, died
last week, just after a .--4a,f q. ,.,-.f- sha
could npiy retain small quantities. = - -,
For thiftfstwo days 10 attempt has been
!. raase -es<aUinister food in any way Pre-
yious to thai sme food was rejected instant
az on being takeNx The cause Of the trou-
Die is supposed tosaYe been cancer OF the
stomach.
-On Saturday eventneSamuet Fyfte. ST..
| and Samuel, bis son, residitN in title Brit
,axvnsh,p. Lancaster county, >ttamnted to
2 tie a vicious horse IN the stable.>The ami.
e mai beean kicG IN Q and struck the ~ man
arss breaking one leg, and woundin s<iu
ss.Eihlg; Tbs Young man Ssng:.o. rEssSs Ss
father. ~hef sse lore KicsSeo n5T fis IN
4 head injuring him so badly that he dsed
4 the same night The old man is lying In
1 critical condition The deceased was a
1 wen known. farmer aud stock raiser
/ "A secret meeting composed of condAe-
tors, engineers. firemer. and brakemen O.
the Pennsylvania Railroad was held in Har-
risbure, on SATURDAY., 70 consider what is
8 called The twelve hour question These men
are at present paid by the trip without re.
gard 70 the time consumed. At TIE meeting
twas agreed to petition the oficisls af une
Pennsylvania Railroad for wsges according
to the day. twelve hodrs, and extra pay win
be demanded for -xtra labor on the road.
Eegislation to that effect was discussed.
--One week ago George Banks, of ZaTns
City went 10 Butler TO examine the court
records to satisfy .htaSelf that there was
! nothing entered against aan Rhe wanted
to borrow 5000 rom MS sfaSker, he car
RED the money witb him. He has mYs
terioasty aisseae zEed and % race of hin
n can ee found SheTe $ss snshicions of fou
! epIav tsongh there is a strongss beIfef thai
! !, I b. has gone nn--- rowing tour His xIf,
---sa nas ara. however. verg acxious I,
=
2 Matthew Berks, Is oBe OF the weathieS
! men in Bafler countFs
; -ErssIssick Saaml1t. senof Rsv. n a
scasAids. lisl5a aE RzlsF nm. Yeunest6Sn
Ohio. wss shot on S6nday ssseft s1 - fiEsik
en- row which originated sn thu 1}sief fsiI
; skatlBg rink, the only rink ia The ,sys.sait,
kespins open on Sunday Fiie bssi efit tered
zhe breast near the right nipple and wa.
! kAken outef the back iiist below tie shoal
der blade. HIS physician says had ths bat
Z "a tss passage gone an eighth of an inch Il
the right It would have severed an auxilliars
artery and the patient could not aaye lived
- - minutes. George McKelvy who fired
' S'e suos' - farmer boy, and was arrested
J charRed with sliootsap with intent to hin
r He declares be sfot to sears not to. M
sehmidt is resting easy thousnstbe roupa
: Is considered serious.
II An Answer s--snted.
!. : Can any one bFinr T,s exsn 81 kidney oi
4 ser com ptetHt that EfecfFlc fittef will not
speedfis cn<e2 Va Say they c8n net. -
thousands Of enses already pg1manenlls j
StftcH ana rqel
Electric BVsers. VIII prove. Hight ! dis.
ease. diss1fes, weak hack or arisf sar1rar.u