The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-02-21
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and threshed q lot of wheat.
Daniel Lee. aged 76. of Ligouier tow n
ship, Westmoreiand county. while Telling a
large tree. on Friday, was crushed to death
by being struck by one OF the large limbs as
the tree fell.
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g. W. Irwin, aged % years. and un>
married, was run over by an engine at
Wayne sta ion. Clarion county, on Tues
day morning and instantly killed. He was
employed as q brakeman on the p. & z.
Railroad.
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John @. Zuber. Of Gillertsville. near
Pottssown, disappeared from his home last
week and was traced as far as Allentown.
where he boarded a west bound train. FL
nancial embarrassment Is alleged to be the
cause OF bis leaving.
In the case of the Commissioners OF
Crawford county against R. B. Brown. edi-
tor OF the Meadville Messenger, and NJ. M.
MyIer. for malicious libel. the jury brought
In q verdict Tuesday OF mot guilty." and
the county to pay the costs
A bear went floating down the Sacra-
mento River on an immense cottonwood.
tree. AS il was about to pass under the
railroad bridge at Colusa by a rapid move
ment II caught q beam. pulled itself upon
| the railway and trotted into Butte county.
-MoIIie Corwin, OF SheIbyyilIe. Ind,
was married on Monday for the ninth time
Fhis q. the woman over whom husbands No.
and fought in front OF her house a few
weeks ago. as recorded In the newspapers
at the time No. the same night eloped
with another woman.
Frank OMIT and Jerry Dee, Two en-
ployes In the South Omaha stock-yards,
have been arrested. charged with the mur-
der OF an old farmer and bis wife. The
bodies OF the murdered couple have been
/ found. Their stock had been driven away
IL Is said the prisoners sold the cattle to a
South Omaha commission house.
Theodore Fuhr. a wealthy farmer near
Canton. Ohio, recently advertised in a To-
cal paper for q wife. Miss Ella Wing OF
Yellow Creek. answered the advertisement,
and on Thursday. OF last week tie parties
went to Canton and were married, after
| courtsbip OF less than q week. Until Thurs
day neither Of the parties had seen each
/ other.
After long and tedious work the Rosenzi
on & Natural Gas Company has struck gas
at FItzwatsrtowD, Montgomery county,
twelve miles from Philadelphia. Pa. The
Inhabitants of the little hamlet are over
whelmed with excitement. The gas was
struck at a depth OF four hundred feet
While the flow Is not violent, it Is encour-
aging to the company.
Curtis Wells, the head man at Clifford
shaft. Forest City. Luzerne county. met a
fearful death on Monday morning By falling
down the shaft. a distance OF three hundred
feet. The man hEd got on the carriage to
shift loaded ear. and while doing so To 9
engineer suddenly started ND without warn
ing. The movement tossed Wells TO one
side. and before he could recover. he was
dashed into the shaft. His body when
picked up was crushed into a shspeIess
mass.
| Henri TourviIle. tie hero OF 6 cause
celebre, has Just died at Gratz. in the Kar.
Ian prison. BE murdered his wife by pitch
ing her down q precipice in the Ortler
Mountains He pretended that affair was
an accident. was allowed TO return to Eng
land. OF which country he was a naturalized
citizen subsequently damaging evidence
was discovered against him, after a great
legal contest he was finally surrendered to
Austrian authorizes In 1876. tried AMI SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for life.
The Louisiana Lottery Company Is
making . desperate effort to retain Its cor
porate life. II has failed to secure a char
ter from North Dakota. and its next move.
1t Is said. will be an enormous bribe to the
Louisiana legislature for q renewal of its
present charter, which will expire two years
hence. Its proposition will be to paw the
entire State debt, amounting from $40 600. =
600 to s12 900 900. The lottery Is earning
s25o. 900 a month, or q. 700 900 per snnum.
net. Many prominent Louisianians fear
that the br ibe may be accepted.
"A fourteen-year- siri named Kate
Deagler, was terribly injured on Monday
morning at the stocking factory OF Lonten-
[ q y
ty. While crawling under a bench to adjust
belt, her hair which was hanging down
was caught In the betting and she was
drawn to the shafting. He scalp WAS torn
completely from her head which presented
a horrible appearance. One arm was broken
and one ear was completely torn of. and
the girl was also horribly cut and bruised
about the head and face and her Internal
Injuries are very serious.
The steamship Zeaiapdis reports thai
the steam ship Guthrie. from Foo Chow
which arrived at Sydney. n. S. W.. on jan
uarv 18th. confirmed the report of the loss
of the steamship Dunburg. with 400 pas
sengers. The Dunburg was a vessel OF
1.osT tons and had for some years been en-
pIoyed in the China trade. The Guthrie
brought fartter particulars OF the loss oi
the ship Nylghau. It Is feared that the
boat which left the wreck In charge of the
chief officer is lost. There were seven OF
the ships crew in the boat. and a steamship
sent In search has returned without them.
The greatest excitement prevails at Sa-
. lem, ILL.,, over the robbery of the Salem Ma
, fional Bank. The crscksmen got IN the
, neiehborhood OF SIS. 900 in cash and securI
I ties. The vault of the bank IL which the
} safe Is located was thought to be secure. .bu
looks as though the robbers found Ittl,
trouble In breaking into it. TRe safe prop
, er was Cracked In the old fashioned way
by the drilling OF holes and the use OF gun
powder and fuse. The safe was badI,
wrecked. The money taken was mostl,
bills The robbers must have been In
great hurry. as they left a quantity of gel