The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-01-20
NEWS AND OTHER NosiSG>.

! -SeyeraI rich finds of nickel have re-
Gently been made in the Black Hills
country
Aluminium pencils are being manufac-
tured in Germany for use a. a substitute
for slate pencils.
Thirty thousand pairs Of shoes are
turned out every day in the season by
] Cinciunati's % factories.
Oregon will send to the Worlds Fair a
number OF shingles that have been doing
! service on a roof for over - years.
Happy and content is a home with s.'The Ro-
CHESTER" lamp with the light of themorning.
! Catalogucs,write Rochester, LamPC o.,Newl ork.
Isaac Bartholomew. Of Saloua. Clinton
county. on Friday last. while ia an appar-
ent health, dropped from his chair and
| expired almost Instantly.
| The body of woman, cut in Is pieces.
ives found in a coffee sack ia Jhe street At
| Moscow. Nothing has been learned as 10
the Identity of her murderer.
Tobacco has been successfully raised
/ Oh the banks of the Androscuggln river ia
| Maine, and one man is preparing to cul:.-
vate it the coming year ON a large scale.
| Forsyth, Missouri, i fifty years old
and has never had church. What a
peaceable community IL must be- out there
/ No choir fghts, festivals or starving
/ preachers.
Adam Krumrine, the CeutIe comfy
! farmer who had been missing from his
home FOR ten days. wac found al Tyrone
! last II iday and taken home. lie is men
/ tally unbalanced,
"A single sheet of pa per q feet " ide aud
/ "a miles ia length has been made at The
| Water;own N. " paper works. 1t
I weighed :..U9 pounds, and was made and
rolled entire without a single break.
-DOminico Taraguello. an Italian. and
Sing Kee. a Cinnamon. were hanged al
Nanaimbo, Il. &. Each man murdered a
fellow counIryman. Hce walked 10 his
doom firmly. while the Italian struggled
/ fierccly and had 10 be carried 10 the scaf-
fold.
III a quarrel near Manchester. Ohio.
Theodore Ffaut, a coal miner. put four
bnlletS into a boarder named Bodger. and
then reloaded his pistol and emptied il al
his wife, woundiug her twice in tie Icg>
Roder will die. PLANT is now in Jail in
this city.
A reward Of 81 900 i now offered for the
arrest and conviction OF the murderer OF
Isaac Dengler. the postmaster at Obcrlin
who Was killed year or two ago. The
commissioners of Dauphiu county offer
sjUD, the citizens Of Obcrlin 500 and the
widow 500.
Deputy Superintendent George \
Smith, Of the Huntington Industrial Re
formatory. has tentered his resignation To
the board ofmanagrrS. The board refused
To accept the resignation but Mr.. smith
gave notice that he would positively leave
on April lSt
"A dispatch from O-kalooSa. Iowa.
says: All the railroads except the RucA
Island have abandoned their freight IraiuS
and the Rock Island has but two. These
are stalled in the >nOw-driftS east of here
The heavy winds blew the SNOW into the
cuts a. fast a. it i shovcicd out. and uu-
less the weather clears the blockade will
be- total Al Booueall business Is suspend
ed.
"A dreadful accident occurred al
crossing near LonSdalc r. l. on the Proyi-
dcnce " Worchester Railway. about half
past ! o'clock on Wednesday morning
SleighiuG party from Pawtuckct. return
ing from dance and supper AT Woun>ocket
was struck by a locomotive of "a freight
train. Eight persons were Instantly killed
and sixteen injured. OF the injured il l.
feared that eight OF ten will die.
"A Pullman car attached To the New
York Express on the Pennsylvania Rail
road was derailed "A Thirteenth and Arch
streets Philadelphia on Monday. The EN-
press, which left BrOad-stroet station at
I2:H o'clock =. NJ, had just reached the
southern end Of the new tunnel, when the
Pullman left the tracks. The car con
tanned seven passengers, but no one was
dangerously injured. although several
were considerably bruised and shaken up.
The wife OF A. W. Filie. who came
from Illinois recently. was found chained
in a deserted barn near Radford. Va. on
Monday. Fillie lad spread the story that
the woman was insane. and would be sent
to an asylum. She proved To be perfectly
sane. 1t i surmiScd that FilIic and a
woman who posed aS his houSekeeper were.
trying to put Mrs. Filie out of the way.
Fillie Is under arrest, and the Jail Is heav-
lily guarded, aS there is danger OF a lynch
ing.
Samuel G.. Baker of Paradise. employ
ed at the railroad scales, south of Greens
burg. on the ;. w. Z. L. r.. was caught
between. ears, while making a coupling.
Saturday night, and so badly squeezed
that he died about O'Clock Sunday after
noon. Deceased was aged twenty four
years. and was an industrious and highly
respected ciuzed. He leaves a young wife,
/ (who is daughter of Alex McClaim.D and
a large circle IF friends 10 mourn his un-
7 timplv death