The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-07-31
NEWS AND OTHER SOTINGs.

VIII ole II was MS second atteWpt at SUI
/ eide.
Sick headache? Piles, constipation, bill
lious headache and dyspepsia, are all
| speedily cured By Hunts kidney and
| Liver1 Remedy.
"A battle in which 900 men were killed
has just taken place between the revolution
! lists and government troops in the United
! States of Columbia. The government troops
/ were worsted.
/ "A clerk who levanted to Canada from
| Sedars. Mo-, with his employers funds, has
returned. and restored s9OOe. saying that be
would sooner go 10 the penitentiary than
/ live In the Dominion.
A remarkable bedstead m ade to order
by Milwaukee furniture firm is twenty
/ four feet wide, and has nine compartments,
each intended to hold one of the purchasers
children.
The glass factory and other buildings
of Doyle & Co., PIttsburg were consumed
by fire early Wednesday morning. Tie loss
is placed at $50, 900 with an Insurance OF
less than half that sum.
John Daley, piano player Ia Lewis's
pavilion, at Coney Island while holding a
cigarette in bis mouth for Max Florence,
Mexican sharpsbooter. to shoot at, was shot
In the temple and probably fatally injured.
THE ladies especially go into ecstasies
over Parker's Hair Basam," writes j II.
Decker, druggist, Findly, Ohio. They say
1t Is the most elegant dressing they ever
used" STOPS falling hair, restores color,
promotes growth.
The amount due General Grant as an
otncer on the retired list OF the army, which
will be sent to Mrs. Grant by the Treasury
| Department, is little less than one months
pay, there being no authority to allow pay
beyond the actual date Of bis decease
Miss Laura Braden, Treasurer of the
Washington & Waynesburg Railroad, In
this State, is the only female railroad oficiaI
ID the country. She is young and handsome
and presides over the ay car with dignity
and nerve
The African elephant will be extinct In
another hundred years, unless a stop is put
70 the indiscriminate massacre now going
on. SO says Josef Menpes, the great impor-
ter OF African wild beasts, and probably the
most eminent authority on such subjects
John Skae, who died recently In San
francisco, within the space of two years
was able to sign bis checkfor 80. 900 900 and
was locked up in default of s. bali He be-
gan life with nothing, became suddenly rich,
ouu uIes WITHOUT cent.
Facts are stubborn things" aud sufferers
from chills and fever generally fnd their
complaint a very stubborn fact until they
commence the use of Ayers Ague Cure
That medicine eradicates the noxious poison
from the system, and invaubly cures even
the worst cases
/ William Vanner aged ffty. an alder
man of Wilkesbsrre; Is in Jail there upon
] inf ~
daughter Letitia, aged fourteen, he married
and deserted, charged with bigamy IN thss
he has six living wives, and Lucy BuckIer,
one of his wives, is in jail on like charge.
Young Kuhn, who was graduated first
in his class at West Point few weeks ago,
had triumph reception on his return to
Leavenworth. His father is a poor black
smith OF that place, and he got his appoint
ment to cadetship by winning competi-
I tive examination.
Last Monday was the nineteenth an
niversary OF the completion Of the Atlantic
cable, and from that day to the present
there has not been one moments Interrupt
ton OF teloRTaphic communication, some of
the cables being always in working order.
Agent Davidson, of the Mormon church
OF Utah, passed through Washington on
Monday, en- route to Jackson ard DeKalh
counties, Alabama, where he expects to
purchase Sufficient territory for the settle.
ment of 300 Europeans who have Joined the
church and are soon to arrive in the United
States.
AT Suwanee, Georgia on Monday. on the
Richmond and Danville railroad ditch
train ran over a COW. throwing one car from
the track. In the car were fifteen negro
train hands and six bars Of iron. The car
turned on its side and the iron fell upon
the negroes, killing seven and wounding
three more. The track has been cleared.
Intelligence has been received from
! West Africa that the king of Dahomey with
many of mis- followers has made a raid on
the villages under French protection near
Porto Novo. His troops INDUCED in whole
sale massacres of the inhabitants and burned
all their dwellings. One thousand youths
, aDd women were taken prisoners and car.
, ried back into Dahomey to be eaten by
captors.
On Wednesday last, near Edinau
Station, on the Pttsburp & Western rail.
road, the clothing o { lady named Zinchoul
was set on FIRE by an explosion of coal oil
; which she was careIessly using. She ran to
: her husband, who was employed In a field
, near by, and threw her arms around his
neck His clothing was set on fire ana he
also inhaled the flames Both died in agony
. on Thursday
} An Ohio pork raiser states that he has
tested the feeding of cooked and uncooked
! food for hogs, and also ground and mn
2 ground food. He claims that busbel nj
corn fed on the cob will produce nine pound,
7 OF pork, while an equal quantity erouud
and fed raw will make twelve pounds. A
bushel of corn boiled ma ie thirteen and =
: half pounds of pork, and a busheI of cooked
, mea' made sixteen ard a half pounds
Robert Kerr, of Minneapolis, was ar
rested on Friday on the Inter. colonial ex
p press going east by Detective Keboe o.
. Chicago. Kerr was asked to grant a few
I minutes conversation and the two entered
3 the postal car. Kehoe rushed out of the CA
Immediately afterwards exclaiming thai
= Kerr had attempted to shoot him. Upor
2 investigation Kerr was found lying dead in
: the car. Kehoe was arrested and broupb
, here with the corpse
9 Rev. Michael j. Brennan, assistant mas
. tor of st. Peters Catholic church. .Ba ltjmors
at the corner of Holns and PoppIetor
streets. died suddenly on Sunday afternoon
r in the priests house attached to the church
He celebrated Mass twice during the morn
? ing and two hours before his death baptized
: an infant. Oyerwork and nroo+ra.;o, -