The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29
NEWS AND OTHER NorsNes.

I 80 - HiCALAx MIN lu tbc breast while
| hitching II up-
| Ii The Government s7ouk srct the Sioux
Indians IL te.e~ud in baseball they would
E, not ieei 80 much like going On the war
| path when tho grass sprouts.
William Worcester has t-en released
| from jail al Dover, y. H.. after being in
+, carceTaied six Years for debt. His credi-
| tors got tired paying his board
| Frank Gable, OF Poltsville. Pa, aged
| %, smoked cigarettes and read novels up-
! Ill he became crazy and attempted 10
shoot his uncle. He is now In an insane
! asylum.
An eighteen -months-old child OF Mr.
! and Mrs. William Rider, of UnIontowu.
| was killed in runaway q few days ago,
/ caused by the horse which they were
driving taking fright al a boy on . byci-
! Gle.
/ A lockout OF the London carpenters De-
J gan few days ago and 500 men are idle.
/ The employers threaten TO lock out the
! masons, plasterers and the men employed
, In the other branches of the building
I trade.
| Pennsylvania has long lead In the
! manufacture Of rolled iron and steel rails.
This State makes tifty-two out Of every
one hundred tons Of rolled iron in the Uni
ted States, and ffty-nine out Of every one
hundred tons of steel rails.
Mrs. Mary Whitman. wife OF Lewis
Whitman, OF Reinhold's station, Lancas-
ter county, committed suicide by cutting
her throat with a razor. She had been
discharged only few days ago from a pri-
vate asylum.
State reports from Dunmore, Lacka-
wanna county, state that the two Italian
brothers, John and Francisco Cittatini,
who were stabbed by Frank Grandlnetti, /,
Monday night, are dying. The murderer
is under arrest.
A counterfeit g. silver certificate is In
lively circulation in some parts of the
state. 1t is in imitation of the legal ten
der note, series OF 1890, check letter ID. 5"
The seal is poor. a sort OF brick color. and
the paper Is inferior.
An unknown man was killed at Car
penter's tunnel, west Of Larimer, on Sun
day night by freight train. His remains
were brought to Irwin and from there TAX
en- to Grecnsburg where they will be buried
at the county home.
hc pIOpcIlE O"neTS ana Ium Der pro-
ducers I'm Warren county, this state. have
raised large sum of money for the arrest
and conviction Of certain parties suspected
ofmaliciously starting the forest fires which
recently ragged in that county
Tightening from a clear sky struck a
Helela, Mont, woman the other day, and
traced on her an almost perfect represent
alton OF a small branch Of tree The fig
ures OF the leaves were nearly perfect
She was not hurt in the least
"A serious row occurred at Swedish
picnic at Rainey'. grove, near Braddock,
in which knives, reyolvers and razors were
used. One young man. Samuel White. Of
Braddock, was shot in the leg and pain
fully injured. Other participants received
trifing cuts and bruises.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
is about TO put on new train TO Chicago,
10 be known by the name OF the IllIndopa-
ny Special" This mongrel word is con-
glomeration OF the first letters Of Illinois.
Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New
! York, the states through which the train
will run.
| In GerElany al present there l. sing
| ular law which makes proof-readers re-
| sponsible for what appears in the journals
with which they are connected One OF
| them IS now undergoing an imprisonment
of four months for not killing an editorial
which, as the Reichsgericht thought, was
| altogether improper.
! One day last week when w. J. Rainey
Of Pardoe, Butler comfy, Pa, was trying
! 10 put bride on vicious stallion, the
brute caught his arm in its teeth and shook
| him so violently that q bone OF his arm
| was broken. He fell TO the stable floor ana
was saved from being trampled 10 death
\ by his son and a neighbor.
| The Standard Steel-Works strike al
Chester, Pa, was amicabiy settled Mon
/ day night. This had been one of the
greatest strikes which has taken place In
Eastern Pennsylvania. There are seven
men in jail awaiting trial, four of them for
murder, and as many more are out on bail.
I All the men who have been working at the
/ shop will be re-employed.
"A few days since while Henry Seibing,
! q farmer near Vanport, Beaver county,
/ Pa, was burning log that had drifted
/, into his field from the rIver during Ugh
\ water he found $3.50 in silver. most OF
| which was melted before he made the dis
| covery. He also found in the log the
l charred remains Of pocked-boo well
filed with bank notes. The log floated into
the field six months ago.
: Henry Taylor was made the subject OF
practical joke at Augusta, Maine. Tues
day by several young men, who electrified
4 doorknob which he took hold of. He
could not let go, and, speechless, stood
oh ha a fix-a mi ha,
the electric current was shut of. He then
fell TO the floor and was insensible for some
time afterwards, only recovering through
the application OF powerful restoratives.
Eighteen years ago George Phoen, o.
Wilkesbarrc, left his wife and home in q
hui. AT New Orleans he caused his deatt
TO be published and sent 4 copy of the pa
per 10 his wife. Some years later she wa,
married to William Jones. Friday Phoer
visited his wife, who, on seeing him faint
ed. After she recovered he had pleasan
interview with her and her second hus
band. Phoen then left again for th'
South.
/ "A quarrel ovor a quantity of bologn;
sausage at Dunmore, Lackawanna county
on Sunday night resulted In a free igh
between three Italians, two OF whom wer
, fatally stabbed. The wounded men ar
, two brothers named John and Francisc
Cittatini, and Frank Grandinetti did III
= stabbing. The Cittatini brothers lost thei
: temper and drew their revolvers, whe
Grandinetti drew knife and stabbed tn
brothers one after the other. The brother
: cannot live. Grandinetti is in jail.
Monday evening the eievenyear-o
son of Almon T. Snyder, OF Reading, Pa
playfully touched . strange dog that pass
ed him on the pavement in front OF hi