The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-26
NEWS AND OTHER SOTINGs.

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During the recent cold snap and snow
storm in Florida the unsophisticated chick
ems greedfly snapped up the first snow
flakes, supposing them to be new species
OF food.
"A newspaper of Beloit, Kan. says that
in Clark county during recent snow storm
a large flock OF sheep crowded close togeth-
er, and the snow melting for a while and
then freezing. fastened the whole flock to-
gether.
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David ShollY, the maniac who last week
/ fred a barn and shot two persons near
( Bloomington. ILL.,, was supposed to have es-
/ capped to the timber, but on Friday the
/ cnarred bones of the Iuuatic we're found in
the smoking ashes, with his revolver and a
! gun barrel beside him.
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disorders in the blood, caused by sea diet
and life on board ship.
Most Reverned William Henry Elder,
Roman Catholic archbishop, of Cincinnati,
embarked at Queenstown on Monday for
l CNoa
GaIlia. He is the bearer Of the pallum
sent by the pope to Archbishop Gibbons, of
Baltimore, the American cardinal designate
The tow-boat Joseph F. Walton struck
the Newport bridge on last Friday morning,
and sunk three barges containing forty-one
bushels of coal. The Walton was from
PIttsburg. bound for Louisville. She pro-
ceeded on her way down with the remain
der of her tow. Loss $4,000; no insurance
AT MontvaIe, Tex, three masked men
rode up to the depot dismounted, and en-
tering the office, covered the railroad agent
W. E. Cox, with their WiDchesters. While
one held Cox at bay the other two rifed the
open safe and secured over $500 in currency
The money belonged to express and railroad
companies.
j. J. Waters, tho postmaster at Quincy
a small settlement in Newton county, Ar
kansas, has been driven away by his neigh
bors on account OF his manner of treating
persons having business at that office. At
last accounts Waters and his wife were at
Jasper, the county seat, and his son-in-law
and few friends were in his house, which
was hesieeed. shots being occasionally ex-
changed between the parties.
"A great many persons have not learned
the difference between a money order and a
postal note. Money orders can he issued
, for any sum up to 500, and il lost can be
, re issued. The fee varies according to the
, amount, and is from seven to forty five
! cents. Postal notes are issued from one
: cent to - 90. and are payable to bearer.
The fee is Invariably three cents. If lost
they are gone ard cannot be re issued
! They can only be drawn on money order
2 offices
The town Of Wilmington, Y. C., was
, swept by fire last Sunday. A high wind
was blowing at the time and the fire spread
, rapidly. The fire originated in a warehouse
! on the warf. and burned until 9 o'clock or
Monday night. TIE loss is estimated at l..
600 600. Help was furnished from Colds
boro, town twenty eight miles north o
Wilmington. but the fire literally burnt it
. self out The entire business portion Of tht
! place is in ruins. There is cor siderable in
{ surance.
. Special Government pension agent
have been at work all over the country il
{ Sitting the pension rells. Over 500 names
3 have been dropped in New York city, 271 a
= Louisville, 12s at Knoxville. 1852 name
i have already been stricken of. and NOR
! are under investigation. Every where tn,
lists are encumbered with fraudulent names
9 aad in scores Of instances pensioners loni
O since dead have still been drawing pay, o
: some one for them. The lists everywher
. need re vision.
, "A fatal encounter took place near Pine
o Vile, Ky, between a man named Lane AM
a five men named Turner on Friday after
D noon. There was an old feud existing be
e tween them The Turner'S are celebrate,
as roughs and bad men, They were in am
bush. hiding behind trees, when Lane cam
. along the road, and they all fired upon hin
Lane saw one Of the Turner's step fIom be
> hind a tree and shot him dead. Almost i'm
f medistsly afterwards Lane fell, his body be
ing pierced by several bullets.
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