The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-22
NEWS AND OTHER N0TINGS,

There were 20.OO) persons in line ir a
st. Patrick's day parade in Chicago on
Sunday.
-EN- Mayor Richardson. of New Castle.
was found guilty of bribery and iineG 80
and costs.
Emma Blair at McKceSport, has sued
Oscar +. Kruger for $1,000 for breach of
promise.
Thomas Duke was convicted. at Hol-
lidaySburg. of stealing Altoona city bonds
valued at $4,000.
Over BOO fire companies will be- repre-
Sented at the irement's tournament at
Reading next October.
Farmers of Berks county have 900
barrels of apples stored at Reading in
temperature of thirty twO-dcgrees-
Judge Kennedy, of Pittsburg. decided
on Thursday, that if a passenger il in
jured on a railroad while riding on a pass.
it did not exempt the company from dam
ages.
-Four men were buried under the walls
of the Commercial Trading Company'S
building which was destroyed by fire at
Laramie, Wyo., Thursday. James Foster
was killed and George COrdiner, a uni
Yersal student, fatally injured.
Cincinnati whiSkey dealers have
signed an agreement refusing TO recognize
the advance in spirits ordered bv the
| trust, and will continue to quote al Sl.25.
This is evidence that the dealers will not
follow the future orders of the receiver.
Walter Chaplin, aged -. was married
! at Wilkesbarre on Saturday. They were
lovers 20 years ago and were separated
Each married another. and. after the death
of their first consorts. they met again
The old love was renewed and the rest of
the story was told in the ceremony that
| took place before Magistrate BrSbin.
-Jonson Jacob, a Choctow. was SEN
fenced to be shot on PuShmataha court
grounds. in Indian territory on Friday for
/ the murdar Ofhis wife last fall. Jacob had
/ pulled off his coat and boots. painted the
/ spot over his heart and taken his seat To
await the firing of the sheriiT'S WincheS-
| ter when courier arrived with u reprieve
/ granting hearing before the supreme
/ court.
| Thomas ConnOr, alias "BOozcy."
professional tramp, died at the Altoona
/ hospital Saturday night. Tie was admit
ted to that institution early Saturday
| morning, having been taken there on
! Oyster Express from Mill Creek. Hunting
! don county, where he fell from a freight
! train, while intoxicated. ard sustained a
/ fracture of the skull. He was thirty five
J or forty years of age.
Mrs. Amelia Schwab. of No. $500 First
avenue, New York, while suffering from
/ temporary fit of melancholy on SUNDAY.
/ leaped from Il rear window of her apart
! meutS on the fifth floor TO the ground be-
! low. She struck on the right side of her
, head. smashing the frontal bone and crush
! ing the skull to a pancake. In addition
/ half the bones in the wOman'S body were
/ broken. In company with her husband
she was to have sailed for Germany. her
home. on Tuesday.
! Max Samuels, the PittSbu-g tin ped
dler, who was found dead at Broadford on
| Friday night. was not murdered aS has
/ been reported. Deputy Coroner James
1 Echad, who held ,he inquest, states that
/ SamuelS was undoubtedly struck by a
/ train. A verdict of accidental death was
/ rendered. About ten dollars in money and
a watch and chain We're in his pockets.
The reports published about a gang of
| desperadoes doing wholesale robbery in
this section are without foundation.