The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-31
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Smallpox broke out anew in Reading
A railway car at Lebanon cut in Two
the ll-yearold daughter of Jacob Miller.
Robbers stole $500 worth of goods on
Monday night from the Enterprise Manu-
featuring Company, Mannheim.
Happy and content is home with s'The Ro-
CHESTER" lamp with the light of the morning.
Catalogues,write RochesterLampCo. ,NewYork.
About million kangaroo skins are
imported into this country every year
They are mostly used in the manufacture
of shoes.
Returning To his burning home to
rescue his TWO children. Oliver Sanders. of
NeillsvIle, Wis, perished with them in
the flames.
The Michigan Central Railroad pre-
sentS each woman passenger with a rose
bud on other flower while iourn"ying in its
cars. The company raises its own plants.
An exhausted carrier pigeon with an
aluminium band marked IN 800 on one
of its legs. fell dead Norwich, Conn. and
il is supposed To have come from the Mar
onIc.
"A cyclone swept over North Mississip-
pi and West Tennessee late on Thursday
afternoon. leaving ruin in its wake. Tu-
Mica. Miss. was blown away and several
people are reported killed and injured.
The wires are dowp ia every direction and
it is difficult To get any details.
In the United States court, at Brooklyn,
on Tuesday, Bernard Keegan was award
ed a S35.UD0 verdict in his $4,000 damage
suit against the Central Railroad of New
Jersey for the loss of his right foot while
coupling ears in the freight yard of the
company at Jersey City, on OCTOBER, lss9.
Patrick Ford. a mine boss. at Natalie.
made amistake IN the pay roll. and couple
of Hungarians crushed his skull with a
poker at "A dance hall last Thursday night.
The murderer and his confederates carried
the remains To FOrd'S home, in order TO
make il appear that he had been thrown
froIn horse.
An ear of corn. - inches long. l.
inches III circumference, having n rows
of l57 grains each, making a total of 3.76s
grains on the one cob. is exhibited at
regions agricultural capabilities. IL was
raised last year aud IL such ears would
make a bushel ofcOrn.
The steamer Korderer which arrived
at Boston on Thursday from London,
brought the captain and twenty men of
the fishing schooner Iceland of Boston,
which was abandoned in wrecked con
dition March ~. having been ia "a hurri-
cane the day before. One of the Iceland :
crew named Josepus was lost.
John c. Graybill. a Blairsville boy.
was found in his room at the SJ. James
Hotel. Pittshurg on Monday morRing in
an unconscious condition. caused by eScap-
ing gas. Not knowing the management al
gas fixtures the boy blew out the gas be
fore retiring. His condition was serious
at first, but he is now recovering.
Calvin Garvin. a young man - years
old. living near Darlington. Lawrence
Deculiarity of his demenIia i the remark
able talent he displays for music. althoue IA
previously he vas not a musician. Now he
performs Intricate and difficult renditioHS
Of high class compositions for piano or
organ.
While workihgmen were engaged the
other day in eXcavating for a new building
10 De- erected on the property of Francisco
Ortis. near the Palace Hotel. at Durango.
Mexico. they came upon a large earthern
box. abOut five feet under the surface,
filed with old Spanish gold coins. The
amount of old treasure will reach fully
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