The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-09-21
NEWS AND OTHER NOriNGs

ON the eve Jf a grand business revival.
-Rurned-cut inhabitants of iIl-fated
Hinckley, MINI, are rapidly rebuilding
the town.
Owing to alleged irregularities in
drawing jurics in Elk county, September
court was postponed.
-Minnesota's rain lake mines yielded To
Postmaster Redding. TWO gold bricks
worth $1,000 in l. davS.
Two children of William Friedland
cremated in their burning residence at
kewanee, H., on Sunday
Thieves entered the residence of Leo
a. katz, at Braddock. and stole 500 worth h
of silverware ana jewelry.
Mrs. Mary McQuade. OF Scranton, Pa.
was divorced, married aud widow ed all
within five hours, one day last week
A locomotive struck and killed Mrs.
Elizabeth Beck and badly injured Mrs.
Sarah Weber in a carriage at Cleveland
Several men at the -arnegie blast fur
mace in BraddOck ware badly hurt in an
accident which almost wrecked the plant.
AT New York. during church dedica
ton serciccs on Sunday. a scatfold plat
form fell with 80 people. Fourteen were
injured.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beck. aged 90. and Mrs
Sarah Weber were struck by switch en-
gine at Cleveland. The former was killed
and the latter will die.
-Newfoundland's governor. Sir John
L. y. O'Bricu, says that Providence is
more likely 70 join the United States than
to confederate with Canada
"A band of twenty-five men attacked a
herd of 6,OOO sheep in the vicinity of Den
ver recently and drove the poor animals
over cliffs 900 feet in height
By way of expressing her disapproba-
tion of her sons marriage, Mrs. James
Il. Miller, Of Hoboken, y. j., horscwhip-
ped the bride and the brides mother.
On a wager that he can, before Octo-
ber 10. reach New Orleans C23OO miles,
from Wildwood, Canada, in cedar skin.
7. III. CuSack is in st. Louis, ahead OF
time.
Col. Thomas G.. Lawler, of Rockford
H., has been elected commander
of the &. a. X. The national encamp-
ment of next year Will bc held at Louis
vile, Ky.
VIM. Garret, worthless fellow. of
Lebanon, Pa. returning home from a three
and one-haif years term in the penitenti-
ary, murdered his wife, claiming that she
was unfaiJhfuI.
Assistant Postmaster Williams. at
Providence, Il. l.. has been dismissed for
Irregularities, and his daughter. who was
m ,,F
been dismissed.
"A young man at the Appollo fair, from
whom shell game fakir suatchcd a roll
of $50. called some of his friends They
took the money from the fakir and gave
him terrible beating.
Henry Klinzing's brewery at Cham
bersburg, Pa, has been seized and will Toe
sold by the United States government for
non payment of taxes and the evasion OF
the internal revenue laws.
-Breakagc of some vessels containing
cod liver oil in a freight train on 4 French
railway so oiled the track that a paSsen-
ger train coming afteTward came 10 i
Standsti;l when il reached the rails
During a terrific electrical storm. last.
ing three hours, on Monday night. fv,
barns and their contents. within sever
miles of Pennington, y. J., were destroyed
by fire. The loss is estimated at S2I .OOO
Here is an item from an Allentown
Pa. paper that makes queer reading in
this locality, where the apple crop i
failure: Owing to the plcntitude of ap
pies in some sections of this county larg,
quantities are suffered To 20 To rot in tn,
orchards
The Blair county poor directors hav,
I decided TO buy twenty-five acres of timbc
land from Seth K. Campbell. in order t,
secure springs to increase the water sup
| ply at the almShouSe. The new purchaS
/ is located about half mile from the pres
ent supply.
Robert Tvlor Jones. grandson o
| President Tyler. and the first male infan
born in the White House. has been foun,
| living in an attic on the outskirts O
Washington suffering for the necessarie
of life. With him are his invalid wife am
/ a little baby.
Last Monday night Alfred Glenn an,
/ wife. of Lancaster, Perry county. Will
/ asleep in bed were chluroformcd and -
which Mr.. Glenn had under his pillow wa
taken. Mrs. Glenn was quite in for
| time from the effects of the chloroform
| There is no clue to the robbers.
Chief Hazen of the secret service give
notice of very dangerous counterfeit -
! United States silver certificate. 1t is o
! the series of 1891, check letter &C. plat
| No. ;, J. FOunt Tillman, register; D. y
Morgan, treasurer: portrait of DAME
| Manning; small ScallOped carmiue seal.
Charlotte McManuS, aged - years.
| widow, who formerly lived at TurtI
| Creek, was killed about o'clock. Satur
| day night, by falling out of a second -Stor,
window of the Allegheny poorhouSe. |
| is not known whether her death was al
accident. or whether she killed herself be