The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-11-07
..,rrgs, LOCAL AND GENERAL. =

>" , ramed John Middleton, OF Clear
'I - .,y was found dead in his bed at a
Eaysport. Blair county, on the
- ..of the 26th ult.
COMMUNICATION of our young friend
:, y ~ has been unavoiGably crowded
.. c,lumns this week. 1t viii GER
~ .rreor in our next issue.
-orpg friend, Theodore Singer, of
,e has done us the kindness to obtain
NJ ~ subscribers for the Freeman in
y sIyipg borough. Long may he live
% 1,.ger. and happy ever be him and his.
y ,sw Catholic church at Carrolltown
is I.licated to the service OF Almighty
i Wednesday, next. 18th inst. Bishop
a ,sc and several of the leading clergy
4 the diocese will participate in the
> puies.
= Cltholic young ladies of Holidays
40 lust now engaged in the laudable
: iss Of raising money by means of
t n Iquiiate the debt incurred in the
G of the new Academy building at
: Race. Success attend them.
J, genial, good natured man of letters.
> II Lloyd, has removed the post-oflice
: rg store thereto pertaining, to his for
treToom adjoining his residence which
recently fitted up in good style, Of
everybody will go to see him.
night recently, coal miner named
s was killed at Larimer's Station,
noreland county, by being run over by
zr:. 4 number OF trains passed over
literally tearing him to pieces. 1t is
red that his head was carried to Pitts
on cow-catcher.
saturday week, officer Cline, of Greens
crested John Brown, of Bolivar,
gsi on cath of James Fleming, Ticket
at irwin Station, 2. II. R., with steal
cost from said Station, valued at thir-
'ar, which was expressed from Johns
hr Rev. w. Il, Jones. In default of
Brown was committed to Jail to await
rial.
intoxicated man was caught, one night
tcfOrS last, on the cOw>catcher of To-
i've. OF the Pennsylvania railroad, and
sl about a mile and half, when he
Of. Word was sent back by another
10 look out for him, and on arriving at
pace designated he Waa found lying by
lie Of the track, sound asleep and unin-
James X. Gageby, has been assigned
"ruiting service at Boston, Mass, where
IPects to be on duty during the coming
Ter, at least. The Captain is one of the
kiest "!elloes" that ever revolved around
Hut" and we trust that when he
rs tracks" from that city it will be TO
lTy position of still higher honor and
D. elsewhere.
l Saturday, I9,h ult., son of Alex
'hnan, Of Mount Pleasant Westmore-
county, met melancholy death from
Effects OF an explosion of powder which
carried in his pantaloon'G pocket. He
several companions were gathering ap-
when one Of them playfully threw an
Pc at him, which ignited some matches in
2me pocket with the powder, producing
.1ss from which he died the following
-isY.
ne of those sad and disgusting sights
Cd, thank God, seldom shock the feelings
lrPeople, presented itself in our town on
aaay last. A poor, depraved looking
1aD, 10 most beastlg state of intoxica-
went reeling for time through several
he principal streets, indulging in the
ccscene and profane language. but was
arrested and committed to jail, from
el it is to be hoped she will emerge duly
sa aud repentant
man named Lowry, confined in the
-lungdon county Jail on the charge of
@ stealing, made his escape from that
Htutlon on the night of the 22d ult., by
SeAlng the door with his finger! On the
Sa' Of his escape he stole horse from the
sure field of William Morningstar, in
'AeT township, which he rode some dis
nee up Woodcock Valley, where he ex-
llged 1t for horse belonging to Mr..
lison, and after riding it to Coffee Run, he
aed 1t loose and took to the mountains.
halls from the Broad Top region, and it
supposed that he is lurking in that neigh
m6ood.
Ihe fire in Altoona, noticed by us last
ek, occurred on Sunday night instead Of
onday afternoon. The building owned by
ssrs. Lang & Winters, and occupied by
~ frm ss q stove and tinware establish
nt, and by Fred, Blumhard as boot and
g store and N. Rupyon as meat market,
Cd also building adjoining, used as gro
sy store, were entirely destroyed. The
by the FIRE and the pilfering INDUCED in
,Ilng its progress will probably exceed
1900, and the insurance will not cover
-1ch more than half the loss. The fire is
sAeVed to have been the work of incendia-
=; Two men have been arrested, charged
u stealing shoes during the FIRE.
'AsT AND FESTIVE FEMALEs.-Mr. Wash.
~gd' Of Susquehanna township, woke up
tuesday morning to find a number of
4 Ties torn off the side of his barn and two
~! us best horses, saddles, ETC., among the
- rI1@ns he Immediately started in pursuit
raced them to jacob Yost's, in Carroll
suship, where he learned that a couple of
s81ag ~ g'ris from his neighborhocd. who bear
G'a'f unenViable regulations, had passed on
e.a way to Ebensburg. Suspecting that
Knew something of his missing proper
i s Ie Ioi!ewed them to this place and charg-
,i,.I aetG n with the theft, when they acknowl-
~ mat they had taken the horses and
Nh them to this side of Ca-rolltown,
.,St "'e they turned them loose to find their
~ nome, Mr.. Lloyd took the back track
h .;v fgceTered his horses, and we presume
WI take no further action in the matter.
sa,inSs NOT TRUE that R. II. Singer intends
Il. s town, as some will have it, but, on
sni,S;Ltr ,SSG;1trafy' intends to carry on the Black
e,s. :, In all its branches. stronger than