The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-01-23


When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had Children. she gave them Castia
For sale at James Drug Store,
Cancer Institute, 931 Arch st, Philadel-
phla, ia. 60 to it. I9-14.-1Y.l
"A murderer at Marshall. Texas
passed his hat around the courtroom on re-
ceiving his death sentence, for the benefit of
his wife and six children.
Some remarkable cures in this vicinity.
OF long continued and obstinate diseases
are attributed to McDonald's Blood Purifier.
John Mclaughlin, of San Francisco, whe
obtained from Gen. Barnes S25, 900 for the
spurious agreement in the Sharon divorce
case, has absconded with the money.
William J. st. Clair, chief clerk in the
sub pOstofice in West Philadelphia, was ar.
rested on Tuesday on the charge of misap-
propriating three vouchers OF S24 so each.
and s26 40 In cash belonging to the Govern
meut. He was held for further hearing to-
morrow.
Isaac Lays colliery at Centralia SchuyI-
kill county, suspended operations on Mon
day. throwing several hundred hands out of
employment. The Logan and Centralia col
lisries, operated by Louis A. Riley & Co.
will resume on Wednesday next They will
While German woman living near Ten
Mile river Pa, was returning home from a
store one evening recently, she saw a dark
object in the road which she supposed might
be her husband, but 1t wasn't As she spoke
big bear turned his head toward her. She
dropped the sack of flour she was csrryiue
and ran.
james Lindsay, an empIoye of the rail-
road shops at Wellsviie, o., had narrow
escape from a terrible death OIL Friday last.
/ Lindsey is boiler-maker and was at work
Inside locomotive boiler, when his clothing
took fire from small lamp His fellow
workmen quickly rescued hi m from his per-
/ ilous position, but not before his face, arms
and neck were terribly burned.
About noon on Tuesday a northern
/ bound train on the Ohio & Mississippi Rail.
road, while crossing a trestle bridge a few
miles below Fairfield, Illinois, was thrown
/ from the track and fell to the ground, a dis
tance OF 10 feet, overturnIng a passen ger
car containing II passengers. 1t is reported
! that several persons were killed and a large
/ number seriously injured, but up to this
time no particulars have been received.
! The explosion OF a lard rendering tank
! In j. E Booger & Co. S pork packing house
at Sioux City, Iowa, on Tuesday morning
/ last, threw down portion of the main
/ building. The part leveled was four stories
high and 5oxS0 feet. 1t included the killing
! scaloiDg, scraping. rendering and fertilizer
rooms. The explosion occurred just before
o'clock, the honr at which the men 90 tC
work, and comparatively few were in that
part of the building.
The Karl family, prominent Adventists
of Creston, Iowa, are still looking for the
[ end Of the world. The men have thrown ur
their positions and will not work Their
Bibles are constantly before them, and they
are shut up i'm their houses waiting for the
end to come. There are twelve in all, men
women and children. 1t is rumored that
one young girl, who is not believer, is to be
/ offered up as a sacrifice. The community
fears that these religious cracks will close
the programme with a tragedy, and the DO.
lice are watching them closely.
The residence of George Majors, far.
mer, residing about three miles north OF
Rochester, Pa, was robbed of a wallet con.
tanning about $3.50 at late hour last Fri.
day afternoon. Mr.. Majors is a man near
eighty years of age. During the past sum.
mer he has had ia, emnioy German named
/ Stein, who came to the neighb orhood a fe "
| months ago. and who left Mr. Majors en-.
| ploy abOnt the first OF January. He then
/ left the neighborhood and nothing was seen
OF him until Thursday, when he returned
| aud went to Mr. Majors house, from which
/ place be disappeared on Friday. about the
/ the same time the loss of the money was
/ discovered.
! One cold winter night iD 1882, in Lin.
/ coin county. Tenn, sixteen miles from Fay.
ettevlle, an old man named Mike Dolin
/ came to a aeigbbor's house, saying his wife
/ b ad been murdered while he was out of the
/ house. The woman was found dead. Do
! lin was suspected, tried and convicted on
! circumsta ntial evidence, and sentenced to
be hanged. The Supreme Court remanded
the case. no motive being shown, and DoIin
was again convicted, and the case was to
come up next week On Monday diving
confession was received from a man in Ala
bama, acknowledging the murder and the
theft of roll OF money missed at that time
DoliD is 81 years old.
Thirty nine lashes and the signing of an
AFFIDAVIT that he was malicious liar, is the
penalty which g. W. Murphy, of Americus.
Ga, has Just paid for sIanderous remarks
concerning respectable lady. On January
sth, Murphy told tale to several cnmpan
ions, which was subsequently conveyed to
the friends Of the lady. They decided to
hold Murphy to account. He was first ia
ken to the Office OF Clerk PiIlsbury, of the
Superior Court, where he affixed his sigma
tur to a card saying that what he had said
WAS base and malicious faIsehnod" He
was then taken to secluded spot. where.
his shoulders being barred a cowhide was
used with such effect as to draw yelIs from
the wretch.
--Klagenfurt, the Capital of the province
or Carinthia, Southern Austria, was visited
by an avalanche on Monday, which wrecked
several buildings, killed twenty Inhabitants
and injured many others, who are also rem
dered homeless. All efforts to rescue the
buried are futile. dispatch from Trieste
says many residents of the place are missing
anc IL Is be ieved they are buried under the
snow, in addition to the twenty already
known to be killed. The city authorities
are exertinE themselves vigorously to ascer
tain the fate of the missing, and three
thousand men are digging through the snow
to rescue the imprisoned and recover the
dead.
His slippery Glass Eye.
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