The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03
NEWS AND OTHER NuTI NG>-

bany penitentiary.
"A mad hog so seriously mangled John /
Shoemaker. near Carlisle, that doctor
seweG up the wounds.
"A rumur that a big batch of city bonds
was lost excited Reading. until II was dis
g, v red they had been cancelled.
Resistance To the employment of ON"
non union man il Indianapolis led to th"
locking out of l25 union painters.
BY terrific storm on the Rappahan-
mock river. in MiddIeSeX county. Va, ten
men are believed To have been drowned.
John Liewood. of Baltimore. in jump
ing from meat rack had his eve pierced
by a a hook and was frIghrfuily injured.
A mutiny almost exists ON the L. :. :
Olympia. owing Ia Bad food and i'll Urea
ment Many men deserted at San Diego,
Cal.
While careIeSSly handling r"Volver,
BERTHE Groom. aged l., of Petersburg. Na-.
probably fatally Shot her sister GusSie,
aged -.
The lines running east and west "i
Chicago have declared war against the
Grand Trunk in weStbouud immg grant
business.
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making ir5n plate j. creating great inter
esi among such manufacturers all over the
country.
In "A freight wreck on the PcnnSylvaHia
railroad, at Rohrers ioBn. six loaded cars
were demolished and The tracks were
blocked six hours.
AT PitrSburg james McMullen. who
killed his wife, was found guilty of muir
der in the first degree after the jury had
been out two days.
In an attempt to arrest Judge EO-
land. a negro murderer, at Ormnud. Pa.
Sheriff kurIZ was shot dead, but Sheriff
IIagan killed Roland.
"A drop Of castor oil in th" eye L" re-
move a foreign body j. A. riTacarioU> and
often more manageable Than ia" frequent
Iy recommended faA>e"d.
A bill j. before the legislature requir-
ing county commissioners 10 a-s bids for
all bridge Guildiug aud other work entail
iug heavy elyruSe. This j. right
Al the Scranton arriving park. FRIDAY,
DR. CurYrr. Of Kansas CiIy. ia his >ecuud
match with Harry SwartZ. oi the former
place. killed - binds on of I'J. lie missed
the yI>J bird.
Mary Barbelio murdered Dominiro
CaIulGo on the street in New York by cut
ting his throat with razor. Both are
Italians Caloldo had refused To fulfill hts
promise To marry her.
John SmaIling. OF near New Cumbcr
land. Cumberland county. on Tuesday.
while carrying a bundle of shingles To the
roof of a building. burst an artery from
the effect of which he died.
A. j. blackwell, the rich and erratic
Indian. who owns blackwell and David
City, in tie Indian Territprg, viii build
a temple at David CITY, Oklahoma. to cost
S3O0,OOO. for the perpetuation Of Indian
religions.
o Mrs John Il. Perkplle. Of Lima, O.,
with others. was arrested in diSreputable
house and placed in prison. Her husband
who had been away from town, on return
ing went tu the house and shot his wife.
killing her instantly.
4 The Republican state convention will
meet at Harrisburg August - 10 nominate
. = candidate for state treasurer. Thus far
/ 40 one e4cjspl Is. y. HaywOgd, present
cashier Of the treasury department.. has
! been mentioned for ;he place
AT an early hour Saturday morning
the dead body of Williams MugalaH a
brakeman on the middle division of the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad. whose home i at
Petersburg, was found lying along the
I track near Upton. His body was cut in
, two and he was otherwise horribly man
gieq.
/ In York, Pa, Edward Huhjey and his
young wife were found in bed dn Monday
afternoon unconscious from inhaling coal
Gas that escaped from a stove. Friends
who bad moi seen tte g1ung couple about
the house became alarmed and made an
investigation. They were resnscitated
%itn dii:iHrltY.
In will contest IN a Camden. \. J,
court, involving SOON. chunk OF wood
, TWO hundred years old was the chief evi-
dence. Ruhannah ". CreeSSe brought
suit against the Security Trust Company
To forrclOse a SiDUnO mortgage. IL i
claimed that nuirr the bark ofthe old tree
are surveyors marks.
A reservoir. containing a billion gal
Ions, near the valley of BonZey, France.
broke on Saturday morning. Houses.
fences. trees and every thing in the path of
the IA aging waters were swept away The
villages OF Bonsent. Les FOrges. Budegeny
and Domevrs all suffered heavy damages.
About $50 lives were lost.
The citizens of Philipsburg have de-
cded 10 offer $500 In cash prizes for the
bands copicSting in the tournament which
will be- held in that place June Is and "a.
The entrance fee, -. must be paid not
later than June II. After the payment of
fee. copies of music for the consolidated
piece will be forwarded to all bands
The grave of General Winfield Scott
Handbook. in the Montgomery cemetery |
at Norristown, is in diSgraceful condi-
tion. Owing to neglect the walls of the |
tomb are crumbling in. Another effort |
will be made, it is thought. To erect a suit |
able monument over his grave. Hancock |
lived at Norristown before he went into |
the army.
II js announced that Casabianca. i'm
Morocco, has Deen yiSited by enormous
numbers of locuStS. In the early part of |
March there was veritabie storm of |
these unwelcome visitors, which lasted
upwards of three h0nrS. The sun was
ObScured as il by dark cloud, aud no one
of having seen such locustS In
Morocco in such flights before.
Harry Cake. of LandiSVile was Spri-
ouSly injured At Lineland, X. J., by being
attacked by vicious horse. Cake was
standing IN Stoupelli's blacksmith shop
gently stroking one of the horses upon the
neck. The animal suddenly turned and |
selling the boy with his teeth. lifted him
from the floor and shook him violently.
The blacksmith rushed To the rescue and
Ii was only with iron harS that Ia. i,f,ri |