The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14
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daniel keim. aged seventy. dieu of
heart disease while sleeping in a Berks
county Pa. church.
Five Indians on the Seminole reServa-
tion. near Santa Rosa. Mexico. were muir
dered 10y other settlers.
"A coal breaker AT Latin. Pa. belong
ing to the Latin Coal Company. was de-
s.royed 10y FIR: o,s, So 90.
The circulation Of all kinds Of money
in the United States on December l WAS
81 ,G37. .led, ,i5l. or S2a.7l per capita.
The Lancaster county Sunday school
association wants the Allegheny county
Sunday law extended To- the whole state.
Japan holds To its proposition that
nothing looking To peace shall be- done
until Chinese ambassador goes in per
son To Toxic.
The commission to determine the
greatest practicable length ola suspension
bridge span placed il at 2.2OO feet which.
with six tracks. would cost S23.oOn.ocO.
Three train robbers broke into an ex-
press car near Fort Worth. Texas, on
Thursday evening and stole $1,000 in
money and gold bullion No arrests
Judge Gordon. of Cleartield county. IS
said to have expressed the opinion that
there are 100 many licensed houses in that
county. The remedy il in his hands.
-PreparatiOnS are in progress to enforce
the income tax law. although the prc>i-
dents message and report of the secretary
of the treasury are silent on the subject.
Remove employees Of the machine
boiler, tin and copper shops Monday
morning began working nine hours for a
days work. They had beed working only
six hours.
"A trolley line between Washington
and Baltimore. 32 miles. iS being con
sIructed AT cost OF Sl.Upp.OuO. The road
will bee double tracked. and trains will Toe
run "a miles an hour.
Mrs. Lucy Edwards. color"d. Of
Springfield, H., died At her home ON Mon
day. aged l2i years. She was born in
Lincoln county. Va. in l77O. She had
three children and - great-grandchild-
rem.
Curtin McClain. life prisoner in the
western peuItentiary. for killing young
Smearman, at the Newton Hamilton
camp ground about ten years ago. while
painting at the pcnitentiary ON Friday.
tell from a scaffold and was severely in
jured.
John ii. Duraud. president Of the
Pruvideut Bond and Investment Company.
of Philadelphia. was convicted in the
Uuited States district court on FRIDAY of
using the mails for fraudulent purposes.
Receivers have been appointed for the
company.
Nellie GochIer. aged Is years of An
derson, Ind, died of typhoid fever a; Mar
seilleS, France on Tuesday morning. She
was the youngest star vioIinist in Indiana.
and since going to France, recently, to
enter school. had favored some crowned
heads with violin selections.
The postoilice department at Wash
ingtou has received telegram from Bur
limgton, Vt. stating that Daniel +. Beat
ty, the millionaire organ manufacturer. o;
Washington. y j.. had been convicted of
fraud ia the sale of organs through the
use of the United States mails.
The SiX-monIhS- old child OF Mr. and
Mrs. a. J. Stiffey. of Cokevillo. West
moreland County, was found dead in bed
Sunday morning. it having passed away
during the night unknown To its parents.
a physician who was called 10 see it. eN-
pressed the opinion that death was due TO
weakness.
Mrs. Edith Armstrong. once Edith
FOrney. of an ariStocTatic Virginia family.
and niece of John W. Forney. founder of
the Philadelphia Press. was found dead
in her cell in the Kansas city Jail Tuesday
morning. She was slave To morphine
ami had committed number of thefts To
obtain the drugs. She was arrested for
drunkenness.
Gas accumulated in the vault of the
of the First National Bank. of Mercer.
Pa, on Friday and when Charles Williams
unlocked the door and struck match an
explosion followed. Teller Williams and
Bookkeeper Mexican were dangerously
injured. The interior of the bank i an
eutire wreck. every window in the building
being broken.
John Burns. a member of Parliament.
and representative of amalgamatcd la
Dor in England, arrived in New York on
Sunday. and was welcomed by rcprcScn-
tativeS of the different trades unions.
He is accompanied by David Holmes. a
London labor leader. They are on their
way to Denver to attend the annual con-
gresS of the American Federation of Labor
While waiting at the Lyons depot of
the Burlington railroad last Saturday
night in Chicago. party of young people
We're struck by a suburban train. and Miss
Ida Schultz. aged twenty-five. was killed
outright. Howard Schultz. her brother.
suffered internal injuries which will prob
ably result fatally. and another brother
Emil Schultz-barelely escaped with his
life by jumping out of the way ofthe train
which bore down on his relatives
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.