The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-09-13
NEWS AND OTHER NOTISGs.

the operating room.
, After hanging herself in the woods at
Wilkesbarre. Mary FlIislun screamed for
/ help and was rescued.
| indications point to a general strike in
the ConnellSvile (Pa.) coke region next
| week the week after.
The Defender beat Valkyrie Ill. in
the first yacht race for Americas cup, by ;
| minutes and 10 seconds.
Joseph Ford, a wealthy San Francisco
merchant. diSinherited his wife because she
always ignores his wishes"
In the pocket of her husbands trousers
| which Mrs. Jacob Weyning, of Uniontown,
O., gave to a tramp, was Il roll of 800 in
| bills.
AT their meeting, in New York, the
plug tobacco manufacturers decided To 90
into the cigarette business and flood the
market.
For attempting feIonious assault
upon a white girl AT LaurenbuTg, Va, Il
negro by was whipped within an inch Of
his life.
Benny Mckee, eX-President Harri-
sons grandson. saved Mrs. Russell B. Har-
rison's little daughter from drowning at
Old Forge, n. Y.
Being swept over dam in a boat. in
the swollen Oconee river, at Greensboro,
Albert Goss, John Armor and Ira Cald-
well were drowned.
james NoOnan. a sailor on the steam
ship Lucania, was killed on her last trip
, from Liverpool. His arm caught in the
, Shafting and was torn off.
The electric locomotive of the Balti-
: more and Ohio railroad went at the rate OF
sixty -One miles an hour through the Bal
timore tunnel, on an up grade.
The identity of Post Office Robber
Allen, who escaped from New York's Lud-
low street Jail and was captured at Spring
field, Mo, has been fully confirmed.
Joseph Helms was killed and many
! other persons panic stricken during
furious wind storm that blew down trees
in camp meeting, near Ishpeming, Mich
, Homer, the 3 year old son of Augustir
Stah. of Somerset, fell backwards in tut
of boiling water on the 4th inst, and wa.
3 so badly Scalded that he died the next day
The management of the Cotton State
and International exposition deny the re
e port that the opening of the exposition
o will be postponed. II will open Septembe
| Is.
j Earnest ID. Blint, of Lock Haven. fel
t from an engine and was almost Instant,
killed on Saturday morning. He was .
e years of age and had been employed as
s brakeman for about TWO months.
"A man supposed To be Lewis Foster. O
: Plaingrove, Lawrence county, was Strnc
5 by the grand army special on the Pan
i handle, at Mcdonald, on Sunday night
e and instantly killed. He was taken TO TN
g morgue.
The $4,000 damage suit which Bernar
Murray. of Colorado, brought against ex
Congressman w. A. Harris. of Topeka
Kas. for alternating the affections of hi
. wife, has been settled by the payment t
u Murray of $1,000.
4 "A Duluth. Mimi. man was arrested
. few days ago. charged with murder. Tn
case was brought before the grand jury
and no Indictment being found, he wa
ordered discharged. But the man mis-
understood the messenger who brougl
him the finding of the grand jury, and h
IL hanged himself
le -Bnz Luck has been sentenced in til
United States court to hang on Tuesdal
y October Q. next, for murder of Deput
| VI al Sbdi I@OItt- III lLt NItth idtibii- Ia
December. The condemned man was
=; member of a gang of train robbers an
50 wreckers. Luck is the l5lSt person sci
- fenced to death bv Judge Parker.
to Recent research has shown that
" certain acids are added To fresh cream
4. can be churned at once without waitin
no for the fermentation or sOuring produce
Id by the Tactic acid bacteria. Hydrochlor
70 acid diluted with twice its bulk of wate
anG added in small quantities to ii
ct cream, gives the best results.
Or Work on the Pennsylvania Midlan
r railroad is steadily progressing, says IL
Id the Bedford Inquirer. The track is no
IT laid four miles beyond Imler, and, wit
~ favorable weather and if kept supple
with material, the contractor expects
0, make the connection with the Morrison
a Cove road, near Brooks Mill. on or abol
nt October 1st.
Ut Particulars have been received of II
~ killing of Kearn Reagin by Dean Tom
u kins, Just across the Kentucky line ne;
Lis Livingston. TomDkins is United Stat,
commissioner of Clinton county, and
said to be a desperate character. a w
man named Ellington, young, beautif
and reckless, i said tu have been the eau
nc of the shooting.
ee While lot of prisoners were beiI
at taken to the court house at Reading
ty Monday afternoon, Harry Tobias, ag,
n %, charged with forgery. fell over uncO
". Scious. During the excitement that fo
n lowed Frederick Leighton, who was
w have been tried for attempted jail brea
-e- ing, escaped in the crowd and it is Su
n | posed made for the mountains
Wilson E. Kramer, until last Saturd;
ng manager OF the Peoples Live Stock
er Surance company, of Pennsylvania,
be missing, and there is a shortage in his a
)w counts varIously estimated at from o
d TO several thousand dollars. Kramer we
ire into the employ of the company when
was very young, and for fourteen yea
ws has possessed the confidence of the ma
nd ayers.
he DIR. Charles Campbell, of Petersbur
ID, made a narrow escape with his life at I
he railroad station in Huntingdon Oh SatI
he day morning. He was going to the L
ily triotc Order Sons of America picnic
ice Newton Hamilton and had child in
IN arms. just as the train was pulling G
he undertook to get on the steps of
in the middle of the train, but lost
footing and fell, throwing him and I
child down on the platform. Fortunat,
neither of them sustained serious injuri
and escaped with few cuts and bruis
ter
~ Make great endIngs sometimes. Ailments q