The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-04-06

bonnet II also enters on its tenth volume
with every evidence of prosperity and the
FREEMAN greets il with the wish that
every added volume may find the proprie-
tor piling up more wealth.
DR. James A Fulton. a well known
physician of New Florence, " lille out on a
sick call aboG. two miles west ot his home
stepped on the railroad track in front of
Mail Line Express on Saturday aud vas
hurled from the track Hewas dead when
picked up. He was a bout GS years of age
and leaves a wife and family
The remains of DR. James j. From
heiser, of JohnStown. who died at Darn
stadt, Germany, on March 18th, arrived
IN New York. on Tuesday. on the steamer
Saale, and were sent from there TO Johns
town by express, arriving in that city on
Wednesday. The funeral took place to-
day CEhurSdav,) the interment being made
at Grand View cemetery.
Contrary To expectations. the miners
aud drivers in the Beech Creek region at
their mass meeting in PhiIipsburg on Sat
uIday, declined to endorse the proposed
suspension of work of the Clearfield region
miners, and adopted resolution to go to
work at the reduction, and continue at
WORK until ordered on strike by the officers
of the national organization.
On Tuesday night of last week thieves
broke into the poStoflice at Millheim and
stole 500 in moEey and $500 IN stamps, and
by strange coincidence one week later. or
last Tuesday morning abouE O'Clock,
thieves broke into the pOStoffice at Nittany
Hall, blew open the safe and stole 500 III
money and about 500 worth of postage
sLamps-iu various denominations
"A distressing accident occurred al Mt.
Pleasant, WeStmoreIand county. on Sat
urday evening about , O'Clock, IN which
Mrs. IL W. Fultz. an aged lady. met a ter
ribie death. She was standing ia font of
the CRATE when her clothes took fire and
before assistance arrived She was so badly
burned that her death took place ON Sun
day evening about live o'clock. She was
- years old.
Sometime on Saturday night or sun
day morning thieves entered the cellar OF
DarieI Griffith, residing five miles north
west of Ebensburg. and carried off forty
pounds OF beef, two hams and two shoulders
OF meat. Mr. Griffith came TO town on
Sunday afternoon and had a search war
rant issued for several suspected parties,
but we understand that up To this time he
has failed TO locate the stolen meat
While Frank Myler. "a young farmer.
was sitting in the parior of Adam Ackcr's
house III North Woodbury.. Blair county.
visiting Mr.. Acker's daughter. u face was
seen at the window outside. Supposiug it
10 be that of Il burglar, hyIer fired at it
with a revolver. Going outside he found
that he had sent ball through the head
Of William Butler. suitur for Miss Ack-
er's hand. Buffers wound is fatal Ky
ler surrendered himself
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. a b Kauff-
man, employed on the farm of Mr. Bit
ncr. near GarreJ, Somerset county, in his
usual good spirits went out to the barn 10
attend 10 the live stock. Nothing more
was seen OF him until a bout > o'clock " hen
Mr. BittneT discovered him in q sitting
posture against a door in the barn. dead.
After an examination 1t was found that he
came 10 his death by the kick Of horse
on the right side OF his body Just below
the ribs
There are still few of the giant pines
remaining which used TO tower above the
other trees of the forest in Pennsylvania.
The Lock Haven Dlmocyut says that
fioated down the west branch OF the Sus-
quehanna to that place this year are sew
eraI sticks over aOJ feet long. But the
great spar~ which used 70 be sent down
the SuSquehanua and the Delaware are 20
few aud far between that they are rated
a. curiositjes.
A change has been made in the freight
runs of the West Penn. and now ali frcighls
run through 10 COnemaugh from Allegheny,
instead of To Blairsvillr, as before. Here
! tof0re the main line of the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad took the West Penn freight at
BiairSviilc, but now it Is transferred al
Cunemuugh. This i found by the man
agemrut 10 be far more satisfactory than
the oiG system. Al present there are
about ten freights daily between Allegheny
aud COncmaugh.
The GosIiRg will print tickets for d
| special election 10 be held in Earnest sborc
and for special election 10 be held al
/ EoNbury and Boo makes an editorial
[ announce mcut of the fact. The article i
! one of 'Boo's' best and the subject such
/ an especial faYorite that grave fears are
entertained for his health after the cN-
I hau>ting effort. He has, however, some
! eliXers and remedies, and has them handy
| if he only takes them in time Great i.
! Boo" when he exert. himself III tn,
/ Cushing.
Secretary Edge, Of the State Board o
| Agriculture has appointed Joseph q. Pres
| ton. OF Bucks county: Isaac =. jackson
| Of Chester county: Oliver u. Shock oi
! BerkS county: ID. =. Blyhoider, of Arm
/ strong county; ). J. Thomas, of Cambri;
/ county: W W. Tricho, Of Tioga county
/ ana Isaac GarrrttSOn, OF Adams county
! agents of the Board, TO collect samples o
commercial fertilizers manufactured anC
! sold in the state for aiaiysiS- Mr. Edg,
! i preparing To institute legal proceeding,
| against manufacturers of fertilizers duin2
| business in Pennsylvania " no have IaileC
To take Hccuse Tor the year, commencing
| August l>J.
Ibcn-burE Boy In Hoe.
\ dispatch from Kake Pa, Oh Wcdnes
day says: Webb Evans. junior membc
Of the firm OF Davis X Evans, general mar
chants. has been arrested here at the IN
stance OF J. Brown. of Wilcox, Pa, i bank
| ct in that town. Evans Is charged will