The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19
NEWS AND OTHER NOTI NGs.

Hawk. at Cata>auqua. uroW ntu IN the Ic-
high river while bathing.
knocked from load of hay near Nor
fStown Albert Pauling was dangerously
: crushed 10y the wagon wheels.
In attempting to catch squirrel in
| tree top at Shamokin little John McNutt
| fell 40 feet and was fatally hurt.
Thieves blew open the safe in the
/ Philadelphia and Reading company
/ Trenton station, but got only 500.
A respite from August to November
Is was granted by the governor To Frank
] Beck. the La-kawanna murderer.
As the result ola quarrel at Cole Creek.
| Mexican county. man named Button
! dangerously Shot young Leo Phillips.
! Without a sound. Jacob Baumberg fell
dead in the street al Wheeling, W. Va,
and was found to be shot by an unknown
foe.
Forest fires in New Foundland have
burned over hundred miles OF country.
The settlement of Movies Arm was wiped
out.
A gang of mounted robbers rode into
| Lake City. Fla. looted \. NJ. Chambers
store and the depot and escaped with their
plumder.
"A committee of the new superior court
Judges met in Philadelphia last week and
prepared rules for the government of that
tribunal.
A piece of glass, which ran into her
foot caused death by blood poisoning of
Jerome BiNley'S daughter, at MiIIerStown,
Clinton comfy.
A caisson of a large bridge in course
of construction 10y French firm at Nasel-
Hama. Egypt. sank with 40 worlmcn. all
of whom periShcd-
Accused of robhing the Roland post
office, Edward Haunahan. of Altoona. and
James O'NerIl. of Williamsport, were cap
tuned at BelIefonte.
Hon. J. X Nardaman, free silver can
didaIr for governor of MiS~iS Sippi, has
Withdrawn. In a public letter he says he
secs he cannot win
1t is estimated that in the valley be
tween Jersey Shore and WiIliam>port- l.
miles long. $4,000 bushels of wheat were
harvested this month.
In attempting to cure his cow 10y
bleeding her. aged Abraham DeIp, of New
Britain, Bucks county was attacked by the
beast and nearly killed.
, When drunken Fred Barnett attacked
: Mrs. H. Buchholz in her husbands saloon
at Cleveland, Policeman Ragan interirrcd
p and clubbcd him 10 death
A SIUUpO building will be erected ON
the Atlanta exposition grounds hy the
! Pennsylvania commission. November II
will be Pennsylvania day.
r In suit before him for almony
Judge Wilson. Of Cincinnati. announced
P from the bench that any man who give,
- all his salary To- his wife i a fool"
> "A reward of $1,000 is offered by tn,
/, New York police for the capture of Killo-
, ran, Russell aud Allen. the postollic,
, burglars who broke out of Ludlow street
I Jail.
r Search i being made i'm California 10y
+ Mrs Marie Wainwright. of Boston, for hci
5 son George. supposed To hc ia the rrgular
r army Who has inherited wealth from al
uncle.
Mary Kari. of Kitranning. has sued
her lover. Thomas McMann. for 80. Tn,
girl paid this amount a. McMauu'~ fin,
t for shooting al crowd of JoughS. Me
: Mann has disappeared.
p -Five-ycar-oId Edith Severns. Of Ma.
ItnEb. " ! oil. illl mel lNEtI III litt Ulbu ~
b Of a swapping turtle her father caught
o and may lose her life from blood poiSouinl
1 from the bite.
: "A peculiar accident in East Monmouth
y Me. may result seriously. a man by tn,
: name of Prescott was leading a colt wher
= the animal whircd and kicked. striking
e Prescott in the region of the hip pocket
e where he carried loaded revolver. Tn,
Il revolver was discharged, the bullet lodging
i in the calf of Mr.. Prescott's leg.
A report from Peach Springs. Arfz.
says that one of the largest silver nugget,
on record was found about four miles from
that place several days ago. Two pros.
pcctor> on their way from Death Valley
= discovered a bowldcr weighing several
u hundred pounds. composed of nearly pure
silver. The value is placed at about $40.
; 900.
4 Mr.. Martin Turubaugh. a farmer re-
siding about two miles and a half from
o BcIlwood, was thrown on Friday las. fl ON
, u wagon laden with grain by the vehicI,
I ovcrturning and sustained numerous in
Il iuricS the most serious of which were the
J. breaking of his nose and the wreuching OF
e his back. He will be incapacitated from
= work for some time.
Miss Nellie Rodgers the pretty Young
daughter of the late inventor. Georg.
Rodgers was to have been married al
Bellcfontc on Friday to Roland T. Wyle. a
= bicycle dealer. 1t was announced at the
e last moment that the bridegroom had
: skipped for the West, leaving no trace as
/ to his intended destination or no explana-
t tion a to the reason Of his haSty depart
o ure.
, Through a trustworthy source We
learn that. in the near future two test
% holes will be- put down near Bolivar. in a
search for gas or oil. The holes will bl
: drilled To a depth of three thousand feet
! each. Oil experts say that surface indica
tiOnS are exceedingly favorable. The
party putting down the wells is an old oil
man. and will give the fifteen hundred
acres he has leased a thorough test
, On Sunday morning horrible disaster
o. occurred al the pulp mill located one mile
p, west OF Cumberland. Maryland. in which
, ! Cornelius Miller. aged 81, lost his life. III,
was employed in the digeSting room and
> has fallen asleep in the blow out pit. II
i the custom to blow out the digeStrrS ev-
cry morning. and as usual this was done
y completely covering Miller with acids and
: boiling water Twenty minutes later the
: ! unfortunate man was found by the en-
ployeS, the acids having eaten portions of
, flesh from his bones. He leaves a widow
and four children.