The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-11-02
NEw- AND OTHER soTINGs

Cholera is killing hogs by the thou>-
and> near Champaign, Ill.
Sunday at Philadelphia three men
committed suicide by taking laudanum-
Drunken Indians in Lake county. Cal.
got into a fight " hich resulted in the kill
ing of one buck and the wounding OF
eight others.
-Highwavmen heat and stabbed Charles
Ii Jffman. aged 43 years, 30 badly on the
streets of Readiug. Pa. on Tuesday night
that his life is despaired Of.
The American Waltham Watch Com
dany has restored the former rates of
wages tn the employees Of Its setting up
department. about 100 in number.
AT Iron mountain, Mich. on last sun
day four miners. who had been shut in the
mines. were rescued after having been en-
tombed 43 hours. None were injured.
The talleSt tree of which we have
knowledge shot TAP into the air Go feet
above the earth. 1t now lies petriied and
broken at the enc of Il dciile in North
western Nevada.
On October 27th. a serious fire occur
red in a Seattle hotel, known aS the West
street house. When the flames were ar
rested in their work @: destruction l6 per
sons were known To have perishrd ard il
is feared that others Of the 10 guests have
| lost their lives
Jones Hendrix ,olorcd school teach
er. was wayldid and shot by some un
known person at his home in Goodlett>-
vile. Tenn. on Sunday night a. he was
entering the gate. Three hundred men
are hunting for the assassin, and if found
lac will be linched.
Official government statistics just
! compiled show that the low price os wheat
has developed the pork packing interests
| in Washington state, and places the num-
Der of hogs being fattcncd on the wheat
i'll Whitman county alone at 1000. Only
| from Is to 20 cents per bushe! is realized
| by the wheat farmers.
Steven Stach, aged y. bartender for
! Henry RibatSki. of North WilkeSbarre in
the absence of RiDatski'S family went to
another room. closed the windows, put "A
! quilt over the door and tore open the gaSs
| pipe. Precautions were 50 well taken that
discovery was not made until Stach had
been dead some hours.
%
! Sa'u day Albert Woodlcy. the murderer of
| Mrs. Jennie buchanan. in Allegheny last
Spring. was sentenced to be hanged.
! WoodIcy was engaged to marry Mrs. Bu-
chanan. divorced woman, who resided
| with her father. So far a. known there
was no provocation for the crime.
Frank Cline. son of ex- City Marshal
Cline. and Otis Savage. whose father was
circuit judge of the district for years. have
been arrested for the Pacific express office
/ robbery of $1,000 AT Dallcs. Ore. All but
S4OO was recovered. Five Thousand was
found in the house of the x-marshal.
! The arrests caused tremendous >eusa-
tion.
The Industrial situation in James
town. y. y. is in ilouriShing condition
/ Every factory is working over time. The
/ VANDERBILT manufacturing pany.
| manufacturers of machinery. are rushed
with orders and are working overtime.
| ;hey expect to add too more large build
| irgs TO increase their capacity. Other
manufacturers report the same condition
/ of affairs.
burglars entered the office Of the Lc-
| banon brewing company early on TuesS-
! day morning. removed the combinations
and riflcd the safes of their contents Tho
exact amount of money taken iS not
/ known. but i said To bc considerable
This iS the third safe that has been blown
open in that city the past week. Chief of
| Police RIngler i of the opinion that it
was the work of experts.
William Miller. son of Peter Miller. of
I I. 70. I
ter. O. drove into the country on Sunday
evening TO make a social call. and al five
o'clock on Monday morning the rig came
| back alone. Searching parties, picked mp
/ yOuud Milier'S hat. whip and robe in the
/ road five miles from town an hour later
! but Miller himself cannot be found.
Crime i feared and intense excitement
prevails.