The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-01-09
NEWS AND OTHER NOTINGS.

WHEN Baby sick. we gave her ia storio
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
Mhen she became Miss, she clung to CastUria
For sale az James Drug store -
Cancer Institute, 931 Arch St, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Go to it. ie-14-1vI
Some remarkable cures in this vicinity.
of long continued and obstinate diseases.
are attributed to McDonald's Blood Purifier.
There is nothing like DR.. Thomas Eclec
tic Oil quickly cure cold or relieve hoarse-
ness. Written by Mrs. NJ. J. Fellows, Burr
Oak. st. Joseph Co., Michigan
Jacob Michaels, a prominent church
member, of Hardenburg, Ind, having been
discovered in forging an order by which he
got 500, shot himself dead in the presence
of constable sent to arrest him.
James G. ScIugham, teller and assistant
cashier of the Lexington (Ky.) City Nation
al Bank, has fed to Canada, being defaul-
ter to the amount OF $40, 900, which he had
bet oD Blaine and invested in stocks.
The wife of Horace Disston, one of the
great firm of sawmakers of PHILADELPHIA.
procured divorce from her husband on
Saturday for adultery. The divorced wife
will continue to reside in S65, 900 house on
West Walnut street. that cftv which the
husband bought for his bride four wears AGO.
DR.. John Maxwell hung himself with a
towel, in the county jail at Springfield. O..
on Sunday last. He was found dead when
breakfast was brought him. On November
10Th last M9xwell murdered his three chll-
dTen By poisoning and attempted suicide at
that time, but recovered. He was lodged in
jail. His actions since the arrest have in
duced the belief that he was insane. Mis-
Maxwell is Frustrated by the awful shock.
Jacob StaliersteiR and Ida Roseustein
were married two weeks ago in New York
city They went TO live at LAWYERS farms
IN West Chester County. Isaac R0senstein,
brother OF the bride, and Moilie Crystal. her
friend, with the newly married couple. went
to skate on Sunday last. The ice gave way.
Isaac Rosenstein managed to get out. and
grasping his sister by the hair, rescued her.
but Stallerstein and Miss CRYSTAL wer,
drowned
Samuel NJ Baker, who had been married
but short time, was shot down in cold blood
a few days ago by a desperate named John
Smyth, who has for years been the terror of
Carroll county, Ga, where Baker lived
Baker was walking with his young wife,
and Smyth and two companions tried to
pick quarrel. Baker tried to avoid trou-
bic, but Smyth became violent. Mrs. Baker,
hoping to save her husband, knelt at Smyth's
feet, and cliDging to his knees shrieked q
supplicatioG for mercy. The ruffian spurned
her from him with his boot, aud after fore
ing Baker to kneel deliberately shot him
through the heart. The community is
aroused, and if Smyth can be caught he will
be lyDched.
"A number of seeding and axcommuui-
Gated members of st. Prokop's Roman Cath
olic church, Cleveland, Ohio, attempted on
Sunday TO capture the church. parsonage
and school. Bishop GiImour bad squad of
police TO protect the church. who drove the
crowd from the grounds During the con-
fusion several persons were injured, and
woman named Slabey was trampled Oh and
badly hurt. The trouble Gates back to ten
months ago, when new priest was appoint
Ted at the request of about half the congre-
CATION. There has been pickering ever
since and an Intellectual attack was made on
the church on Saturday night as well as on
Sunday. 1t is believed that all connected
with the riotous demonstration will be ex-
communicated.
n DcIiaii6J OuiO5 special says A Sc
ries Of daring and successful robberies at
Wheeling an. n this vicinity, extending
over period Of about month has had
paralyzing effect on the people The latest
robbery, undoubtedly by men o. the same
gang, occurred in BeiaiIe at an earl, hour
on Sunday morning. Bazaar Krauss, well
known citizen, while on his way home was
set upon by three masked men who knocked
him down and savageiy beat him. One of
the men succeeded in getting his hand in
Krauss' pocket. In the struggle one of the
men dropped his revolver, which Krauss got.
He instantly fired and one of them fell.
The other two fed, taking with them $500
and gold watch. The wounded man re
fused to say any thing and died at daylight.
From papers in his pocket it was learned
that his name was Charles Bradford There
is no clue to the two who escaped This is the
gang for which the city of Wheeling offered
a 81 900 reward.