The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-15
NEW. AND OTHER NOrlNGS.

lied from Paraguay and has gone To Beuuos
AyreS.
Chicago city councils have passed an
ordinance closing all stores on Sunday.
Saloons are left open.
A copperheaded snake bit Mrs Chris
tian Shaffer, of Cedar Springs, Clinton
county. while she was working in her gar
den.
A bogus occulist Swindled Scudder
voorhees,. of Dolington, Eucks county. out
of So. and other victims are scattered in
the neighborhOod.
While playing Copenhagen" at pic
mic near PIainficld. Monroe county, Miss
Cora Miller ran against young mans hat
brim, breaking her nose.
AT New Castle. Pa, Monday night. the
3-year- Old son of George Campbell got up
in his sleep and jumped out u! window.
falling Ii feet. lie was uninjured.
Justice White, of the supreme court.
was married AT Berkeley Springs. Va, on
Saturday. To Mrs. Linden Kent. who is
well known in Washington society.
In celebration of ex-Secretary of the
Navy TOmpSon'> S5th birthday, public
meeting was held at Terre Haute, eX-
President Harrison heing one speaker.
Christian Miller, the old German who
tried To murder his wife with an axe last
Wednesday at Defiance, O.. was found
dead on Tuesday in the river. He had
evidently committed suicide
The house of James Frone, striker
q Bradenville Westmoreland county, Pa
was destroyed by fire the other night II
is supposed To be the work of an incendiary.
The loss is 81 200; no insurance.
In the manufacture of Great Britain
alone the power which steam eNertS is es-
timated To be equal To the manual labor OF
4,Ooo, ,OOOOoO of men, or more than doubl,
the number of males supposed to inhabii
the globe.
"A Cincinnati chemist has inverted at
artificial milk composed of water, solid
and fat. This artificial milk will raise d
cream from which firSt-clasS butter can bt
churned. 1t will, also, turn sour and is
capable of being made into cheese.
Charles McKonkey, a grocer leading
citizen and church member of Catawba
near Springfield, Ohio, is a confessed for
ger 10 the amount OF about 5000. The
heaviest victims are ThoS. Runyon and
James Arbogast. Insanity is an expla-
nation given.
Capt. Dunlap, an evangelist, who ha.
been conducting religious meetings il
NyacK. \. V. has been arrested for EN-
beZzIiug several thousand collars from the
government while stationed at Washing.
ton. He deserted his aged wife in Wash
ingtOn, went to st. Louis with another
woman, and deserted her there.
Isaac Hanks, an aged miSer. charged
with having caused the death of his wifi,
by denying her sufficient food, has beeI
found guilty by the jury in Salem, y. Y
y recommendation of mercy accompanied
the verdict, and the offender, who L. SaiC
To be worth more than S1O,Oo0. was let of
on fine of 81 900 and costs.
In a quarrel at festival on Saturday
evening, ut Cedarville, Chester county
Elias KinclSiuger was stabbed three time
| and is now in critical condition. |
seems that Charles Irwin al d John Wise
neighbors of the wounded man, had som,
| trouble with him. Wise has been ARRESTED
and warrant has been issued for Irwin.
Col. a. Harvey Tyson. formerly
member of Governor Pattison'S staff, ant
| engineer of the state forestry commission
was released from Jail at Reading, on NJ on
| day. after 10 months Imprisonment. Sec
reJary William +. Harritv and Col. Drexel
of the governors staff and others had sue,
him for obtaining money by false pretense
| They agreed to let him go on a promise /
repay them when he is able.
-JuStus Klemmler, aged -, one Q
Readings best known citizens, was bru
tally murdered in that city on Monda
| night by his son-in-law. Webbcr, aged y
| Webber was released from Jail about
month ago, where he had been confined u
the charge of stealing brass from tn,
! Reading Railroad Company. He quar-
relied with his father in law, and the mur
der was the result. Two bullets were pu
into the old mans head.
"A swarm of I7-year locusts took pos
session of a Long Branch train near Aveu
| el. y. J., on Monday morning. and for
time there was every prospect of the pas
sengers having to abandon the train an
leave it to the locusts. The attack too
place when the train stopped. and theI
sects tly into the ears through the ope
windows. When the train started agai
the draft drove them out.
| Daniel and Alice, the son and daughts
of Joseph ASper. of North Lebanon. Yor
county, Pa, aged respectively twenty
three and fourteen. who eloped togeth
on Tuesday, were arrested and handcuffe
| by a Lancaster detective on Tuesday nea
ThOmasville. They are ASper'S childre
by different wives. Rewards having bee
offered for their capture, they avoide
railroads and walked sixteen miles. A
each settlement they applied iI vain for
marriage license. They have been take
| home To Lebanon.
Miss May McMullen, the 19-year. oil
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. McMulleI
of Mckeesport, and +. NJ Wilkins fol
merly OF that city, member of the minin
and civil engineering firm of wilkins
Martin, have eloped and been marie,
| The bride is one of the most 5eautifl
young ladies in McKeespoIt, and is an az
compliShed pianist and vocalist. She Is
| graduate of St. Navier'S college. near La
| trobe, and her circle of acquaintances an
friends in Western Pennsylvania is yer
extensive. She often appeared in publ
| entertainments.