The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-01-30
NEWS AND OTHER NOTINGS.

When she was Child she cried for Csstnriss
When she became Miss. she clung to Castoria
When she had Children. she gave them 7Ssst;a
For sale at James Drug Store
Cancer Institute, 931 Arch ST., PhHadel-
phia, Pa. Go to it. Ie-14-1vI /
-"StonewalP' Jackson's war horse has /
been sent frsm Richmond to the New Or !
leans Exposition.
Some remarkable cures in this vicinity.
OF long continued and obstinate diseases.
are attributed to McDonalds Blood Purifier
The boiler at Peterson's coal works, at
New Castle. Pa, exploded on Tuesday
morning, seriously injuring Ben Mullen and
Edward Harrison
Henry Roswell Grant, aged So years, an
uncle of Gen. Grant. died at St AIbans. W.
Va He voted for II presidents and sympa.
thlZed with the South during the war
There is nothing like DR.. Thomas Eclec.
tic Oil to quickly cure cold or relieve hoarse-
ness. Written by Mrs. NJ j. Fellows. Burr
Oak. ST. Joseph Co., Michigan
Joseph Crue, of Boston, whose wife was
murdered In January, 1880, and for which
/ deed Stearns Kendall Abbot was convicted
and sentenced to life imprisonment. made
a confession that he had committed the mur
/ der.
Two pupils in a school in Washington
| Territory were recently obliged to stay at
/ home and take care of the baby while their
! mother attended court as Juror. The fact
! IS used as an argument against equal rights
! for women.
"A man named Charles F. HELM, while
engaged near the fly wheel In Shoenberger's
mill yesterday fell against the wheel and
was hurled to instant death He was about
! 35 years of age, and leaves a family who re-
side in Allegheny.
Reports received from the peach grow
ing sections between Cornwall and Cats
| kill, New York, distance of nearly sixtv
miles, show that the failure of the peach
| crop will be the most disastrous on recor,!
in that part of the State
Joseph NJ Behrendt, who was being Ia
ken to Prussia from New York on extradi-
tion papers, for forgery. committed suicide
at sea by hanging binself with his suspend
ers He failed several years ago for 800, 900
marks and forged bills for 80 900.
On Tuesday afternoon the morocco man
ufactory of q. F. Leonnardt, at BROOKLYN.
n. Y, took fire and was totally DESTROYED.
Fifty employees were at dinner in the build
ing at the time, but all escaped uniniured.
The engineer saved HIS life by jumping out
OF window.
Louis Bachus, on monday last, met on
the street in Chicago Theodore Say. who had
betrayed his daughter Say refused to
make amends to the girl, who is only four
I teen years Of age, and laughed at Bachus
The latter drew a revolver and shot Say,
killing him instantly.
Monday morning while Fred Hoinings.
resident OF Greenfield ST.. Pittsburgh, was
cooking his breakfast a terrible explosion
occurred in the stove, which blew the top
off and frightened Heinings almost to death.
Examination showed that a jug of water
placed in the oven of the stove on the previ-
Gus evening had burst
-AbTaR Spaun, secretary of the Detroit
Hops and Malt Bitters Company. was found
dead in his office on Monday morning, hav-
ing deliberately hanged himself to coat
hook in the wall. The suicide has caused a
great sensation, as Spaun was one of the
most popular and prominent young men of
the city.
A tramp called upon a gentleman in
Bath. Maine, and Offered to saw wood for
his dinner. The gentleman accepted the
proposition, but wa Unable to find the saw
He was so pleased, however. with the fel-
lows willingness to work that he gave hi m
a square meal. A short tims afterwards he
discovered that the tramp had stolen the
saw.
"A hre vas discovered on Monday morn
ing in lot nf books and records stored M
der the roof of the House of Representa-
:iyes at Washington. Firemen cut away
the wood and soon extinguIshed the fire 1t
was confined to space less than twenty
feet square The damage is tTifling. The
fire is supposed to have been started by the
electric wires used in lighting the hall
Owing to disarrsngpment Of the ma
chincry, the hosting BUCKET at the Wood
ward shaft, near K Kingston, Luzerne county.
, was on Monday sent violently te the TOP.
Daniel Eagan and Edward Devens were IN
the bucket at the time. The latter succeed
ed in catching on a crossbar, and was saved
but the former was thrown to the bottom of
the shaft. distance OF 900 feet, and man.
gled beyond all recognition
William II. Haskell, foreman in drill
} factory at Rochester, n Y, had a dispute
: with an emplove on Saturday and suddenly
became raving maniac He pulled a re-
vOIver and shot wildly at any one who came
in view. One bullet entered his own wrist
ageravating his condition Finally a man
rushed In from the street and captured him
, When Haskell was seized he drew large
knife and sashed his own hands and made
lUnRes at everyone within his reach Al
length a workman felled him with an iron
bar and he was locked up
-Furnco Kohoski, a Hungarian, aged &c
Years employed by the Behigh Valley Rail.
road Company at Penn Junction, Pa, went
home drunk on Tu esday morning seized his
3 year old child aud placed il on the hot
, stove and held II there until its agonizing
screams caused its mother to attempt its
rescue when the brutal father dashed the
child upon the floor, breaking its legs tie
then knocked his wife down and kicked her
until nPighbors broke into the house and
arrested the drunken i-nd. He was then
, ken to jail amid threats of lyn ching which
may even yet be- carried into execution
The child will die from its injuries The
village is greatly excited over the brutal af-
fair.
Il have been deaf in one ear ten years and
partially deaf in the other for two months