The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-11-24
NEWS AND OTHER NOINGs.

7 20 One result OF the LFhlGh dtifN >lilh'
i that Philadelphia is threatened with
: milk famine.
| Mrs. Kate Knight, of Layton, Pa,
was burned TO death Monday, 10y her dress
I taking fire from cooking stove.
Happy and content is a Tome with 'e-The Ro-
CHESTER lamp with the light # themorning.
Catalogues,w eRochesterLamPCo ,NewYork-
Albert Berry. colored, who has been
! confined in the peniteutiary at Frankfort,
/ Ky. awaiting trial for murder, has mys-
! teriouSly escaped.
James Pickets and William Reeves
were badly burned 10y an explosion Of gas
l in the window glass works at Jeannetle,
/ Pa, Tuesday night.
The Braddock Glass Company was
awarded Si5.ODO damages at PitIsburg for
the destruction of its property by sparks
! from locomotive.
! Col. Manuel GARCIA, commander of the
revOlutiOniSts in Mexico, says he has GOO
armed men and is gaining recruits daily.
! He says they will fight TO the death.
-Governor Pattison. on Tuesday. signed
/ the death warrant for the hanging of
! Charles Salyard>, al Carlisle, Pa, January
., tor the murder of Policeman Martin
| James Mcdowell. Of TConncllsville, Pa,
! is in jail at Uuiontown, Pa, charged with
! having had cashed forged checks on James
/ Dolan, a hotel keeper at Vanderbilt and
| others
| The speed of the fastest railway train
| is only little more than one half the We
! Iocity OF the golden eagles flight, that
! bird having been known to make 40 miles
per hour
! j O. Drake. treasurer of the Indiana,
| Illinois &Iowa K. Il. was assaulted in his
Office in Chicago and robbed of valise
| containing - 900 which he intended To
! take out on the road To pay employees
The burning Of the house OF John Red
moud of Page county, w. Va, a supposed
( upright man and good church member,
revealed the fact that he was largely en-
gagged in Illicit distilling. lie has fled,
! James Cope. Of Franklin Square, O.,
| set blast in well, started for the top
aud feIi To the bottom, 30 feet, breaking
/ both legs. lie eXtnguished the fuse in
time to save himself from being blown to
atoms.
! Prince Gregory GpSilanti, who recent
died in Vienna. was man of apparently
I
his wife managed to get rid of s25,oO0OoO
in ten years. and the widowed princess
found herself 81, ,O0O, 600 in debt.
"A large golden eagle was captured in
| Greene county few days ago and is now
confined in dry goods box. When discov-
cred it was peacefully walking about with
a flock of turkeys. Golden eagles are very
rare in this section, their habitat being the
Rocky mountains and upper CaLada.
"A truck of passenger car on the New
! Holland railroad left the track on Tuesday
| afternoon near Greenland, Pa. throwing
| the car down fifteen foot embankment
| Ii landed on its end and Immediately took
! fire Eight passengers were aboard. all of
( whom We're badly cut and bruised. They
/ escaped by breaking through the windows.
/ The car was completely burned.
-Governor Flower. has commuted the
sentence OF Police Sergeant Crowley.
Of New York. 50 that he will be released
from Sing Sing. Nov. 30. Sergeant Crow
! ley was convicted ou May Ia. lSS5. of a
criminal assault upon Maggie Morris, and
was sentenced by Recorder Smvth TO sew
enteen aud one half years. just two and
one half years less than the maximum
penalty.
Crawford county leads the butter ex-
hibit made by Pennsylvania at theWorld's
4 Fair, and John McClintocB. of NradviIle.
/ was NE exhibitor who made the record.
Their" were five exhibitors from this state.
and the figures given in making the award
are a. follows: JohnC. McCliutock'S dai-
ry- g7z points; Pennsylvania Creamery
~ points: Il. :. Hartley - points; State
College ~ points.
Collins Hamilton, who was suspected
Of the Umberger murder and who was also
arrested in connection with the Beam out
rage in Somerset county. is in Jail at
Grsen>burg on charges having burglarfzcd
| the house Of William Rugh. in Ligonicr
| township. We~tmoreland county. on June
l4th. Matthew kuhnS. who. with HamiI-
ton. was attending court a. a witness. was
! arrested al the same time and on the same
charge.
On Sunday evening DIR. Stone was sum
mourd 10 attend Julius Fralev. a coke
worker at Dunbar. " no was suffering ter-
ubly with symptoms OF poison. The phys
! ician worked several hours without giving
relief aud finally powerful emetic was
administered. Fraley elected from his
stomach lizard three and one-half inches
in length. His pain ceased at once Fra
! ley cannot account for the presence of the
| lizard ia his stomach
! Daniel Reardon. an employe at the
| Black Diamond Steel Works. Pittsburg.
| was run over by AN engine on the Junction
! railroad on Wednesday evening. One of
mis- legs was cut entirely oil. the other hung
by merc schrcdS of flesh. Before assist
| auce arrived he recovered from the shock
sufficiently 10 realize the seriousness of the
| accident. With tears in his eyes he looked
Al the severed member and then at his 9th
er torn and lacerated leg. Heput his hand
| in his pocket and took out his knife and
cut the few remaining shreds of flesh and
| laid the limb beside the other. Physicians
say there is possible chance of recovery
The injured man is 80 years of age and
| married.