The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-14
NEWS AND OTHER SOTINGs.

Liver) remedy cures distressing diseases
OF diabetes, gravel and retention Of the
urine.
Mr.. John A. Groves, Of Kent. Del. 9,
who will have IS, 900 peach trees next year,
is one Of the very largest peach growers
In the country.
An American expert who has travelled
in both countries asserts that the speed Of
English trains Is, on the average, one-f fourth
greater than that Of American trains.
In Saline county. Nebraska, two weeks
ago, woman closed her husbands eyes on
Monday, buried him on Wednesday, and
married his successor on Friday.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is designed for thos
who need medicine to purify their blood,
build them mp. increase their appetite, and
re1uvenate their whole system. No other
preparation so we'll meets this want. It's
record Of forty years Is one of constant tri-
umph over disease.
Louis Kossuth Is at present sojourning
10 the Lango Valley, at the foot OF the
Savoy Alps In the autumn he Will take up
his residence at Naples, so as to he near his
son Louis, who holds an appointment on
the I.alian State railway. His son Francis
Is manager of the sulphur mines OF Cese ma
In Italy.
"A man named Dempsey. OF Ont, bis
sister, the wife Of Fred Sanders. q lumber
merchant at st. Thomas, Ont, and Der six
year old son were killed on Friday last
by train while crossing the London and
Fort Stanley railroad track, near st. Thorn
as. Ont. Mrs Sanders head was complete
ly severed from the body.
Mrs. Walsh, a widow, sixty years I'D,
was found dead in q small back room of her
house at eO9 Fulton ST.. Chicago. on Friday.
Her hands were tied, and there were marks
OF violence on her body, leading to the sup
position that she was murdered. The body
indicated that she had been dead two or
three days. The matter is complete mys-
terry.
The New Orleans police have organized
a raid on the beGgars, who have always
flOurished IN the Crescent City. One men,
dicant proves to be worth SIS. 900, two others
have considerable holdings of real estate;
several others have large deposits In the
savings banks and many knock off "work"
on Sundays to enjoy the mselves in broad
cloth and fine linen.
Several wears ago Frederick Rhoman
killed John Morton In Louisville Kentucky.
Morton was a gambler. The murder was
deliberate and cold-blooded iD the extre me,
yet Rhomau was let off with a term in
prison. In due time he was released. The
face Of Morton haunted him and drove him
to drink, and yesterday, in s 8t OF despair,
he committed suicide.
Many mocking birds are shipped from
Atlanta every season to the North and West.
The young birds are caught by the hun :
dred by small boys who peddIe them at 80
cents each. They are kept In their pative
cline until they are four or Ave months old,
and then are sent by express to all parts of
the country. A good bird, four months old.
is worth from IS to s.. They sing well
when a year old.
On Sunday evening as Mrs. Martha
Strub'e. a widow, so years old, at Findlsy,
Ohio, was taking a bottle containing old
cider from '-'fI IN the pantry to give It to
friend who had called, the bottle burst
and large piece Of glass struck her on the
neck, severlng her jugular vein. Medical
aid was at once summoned, but came too
late to be OF any assistance to the unfortu-
nate lady. who died in few minutes.
DE. Delaunay, an eminent French physI-
clan, says that the most general position in
sleep is on the right side. Dreams which
come TO a sleeper in this position, he says,
as rule, are Illogical, absurd, full Of vivsc-
ity and exaggeration. Those which come to
a sleeper on his left side, In Delsunay's
opinion, are not only less absurd, but more
intelligent. They are apt to be concerned
with recent actual events and less with rem
iniscences.
The town of Salem, iu Illinois, was vIsi
ted by meteoric shower on Wednesday of
last week, and meteoric stones fell ranging
In size from an egg to half 5ushel measure.
They came down hot and stesmine. Three
very large ones came crashing through the
roof OF the Hungate House, injuring several
travellers slightly and two fatally. One OF
the latter was B. Montgomery. of Louisville,
Ky Several dwellings were mole or less
injured.
About IL O'Clock Monday morning the
south wall Of the city building at Wheeling
suddenly buIged out in the contre, allowing
section OF the second floor to fall into the
offices OF the City Clerk and City Receiver
slightly injuriug several officials and badly
damaging Oooks and records. The officers
made hasty exit from the various apart
ments, and an examination OF the edifce
showed the danger of collaps Sc of the en-
tire structure to be imminent rain having
undermined one walls
The passenger train on the Cincinnati
and Eastern railroad, which left Chicago at
10 O'Clock Saturday morning. fell through q
trestie over Nine Mile Greek, about sixteen
miles from Cincinnati, with fatai resuIts.
The distance to the creek was 40 feet. and
the entire train, consisting of an engine, one
passenger coach and two Goa cars. crushed
down. Mrs. Donaldsou, wife OF the Master
Mechanic, William Smith and Isaac Tate
were killed. ard Mrs. Donaldson's two
children fatally Injured. Other passengers
though all more or less hurt will recover.
The China Overland Mail, of july 2.
saws the calamItous flood which e AN 90
work destruction June 10, devastated a part
of the Province of Canton, causing the
death of 10, 900 people, enguIfing whole viii
lagos. nearly running the rice and silk crops
destroying All immense amount Of property
and reducing vast number OF people TO-
poverty and starvation. The food was
caused by the bursting Of an embankmer t
an Tamkong. fourteen miles from Canton
city, which was rapidly followed bv breaks
at other places within eighty miles of Can
ton, putting large area of the country
under water, including Canton.
Dr.. Mckenzie. wealthy and promi