The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-06-11

tween the East and W est Ward mines of the
-! -hountalneer' club resulted in favor of the
W cot " ard by score of 35 to 13
We print elsewhere the card of the Pittsburp
Star Hotel, kept by Mr.. Felix Henle, formerlY
OF this place Ehensburgers visiting tho Sno.
ky City should give Felix a call.
Excavations for the foundation of a new and
extensive steel rail mill are now being made bv
their present works, at Johnstown.
The foundry of Jackson Robinson. Mt Cur
wensEilIe, CIearheld county, was burned, to-
Sether with number of patterns on the 2Sth
! ut, involving loss Of over $4,000
MIR. John Adams, while plowing il a field
! near Shirleysburg, Huntingdon county. on
| Saturday last, Was struck by lightning and in
stantly killed. His horses escaped uniniured
deaf and dumb boy II years of age named
John Fare, whose parents reside in Franks
! town, 3hdr county, was run over and instantly
killed on the 2. 4 r near Philadelphia, on
Saturday week.
The brace rod of heavy crane in one Of the
CompaRy's blacksmith shops at Altoona fell
and struck Joseph Dye On the head, few days
ago, naking an ngly cash, but fortunately did
not fracture the skull.
! ! he roof of G. Barnes wagon making shop
and puniees plaring and wood turning estab-
hShment, in Jonnstown, caught fire ON Monday
week, but the flames were fortunately extln-
8uished before much damage was doae.
u he Bellefonte "W atchman" says that q
I
| township, Centre county, gave birth To n colt
! with two perfectly formed heads, one daV last
week II Barnum hadn't retired, it would be
a big hit FOR bim
The late firm Of Mills & Davis wants every
body indebted to them to call and nav I'd with
in the next three dlys. After this week thew
have determined 70 abandon the Goa king system
and sec what virtue there is IN driving debtors
with the CAD of the law. Take heed, sc dcliu-
queuts, and save costs.
~
OF age. drowned, week before last in the
river near FArrandsvile. Clearfed county
lie was in the log drive and vas assisting to
get logs off bar, at the time the accident
! happened. he was from LuZerne county.
A girl aged Ii and boy aged 3 wears chill
dren of William Carton, of Buckwheat Valley,
Juniata county, were buried t. death on the
27th uit. The house caught fira about twelve
o'clock at night, ard the flames made such
/ rapid headway that all efforts to rescue them
were unavailing.
4 change has come Ger the suirit OF our
/ dreams, or rather the dreams of those of our
citizens who wish 10 take the morning train will
be broken in upon nj very early hour, now
that the train leaves tl,is point at 3 10 \ M.
instead of 35 a. N =, "a has cen the case for
a most 4 month past. See schedule of changes.
The Blair c0unty Radical Convention. winch
met In UOlliduysbuTg on u Wednesday last, nom
iI,a Ell Joseph Robirson. of Frankstnwn, for
Assembly, ID. Nj. Jones of Tyrone. (the pres
tlI IlcEADetI,J lot ElSler, -'ONn Dean, OF
HolhdayEburG, for District Ate rncy. John f.
| Clark, of Altoona. for Treasurer and filed
the minor offices with men Of like ik.
We notice an old aud reliab @ Boston firm
! Harris Plummer, who advertise III our col
/ unua The SUCCESS " They are = well known
! and respon-ble firm, ard have incorporated
! the popular One Dollar Sale into their business
/ "A = means of reaching the masses. They offer
! superior induce mems TO agents, and their ad
( vertisemcpt is well worthy the attcut on of our
readers.
! On Friday morning. while a train Of loadel
! 90 cas- passing over the trestle bridge Of
! the Broad Top Railroad A. Rough and Ready
station, the trestle wo gave wav, precipIta-
ting the entire train distance of fifty or sixty
! feet. Mr.. Samuel Re d brakeman, was buried
! hen lath the wreck and inStantIy killed, and
/ a fred Houpt, also employed on the train. had
/ one Of his shoulders dislOcated and sustained
! o her serious injury.
( Il last Saturday morning, says the Johns
! town " Democrat" of the 81 inst as Mr. Her.
I, man BauEcT, of tho firm of 4 Akers q Baumer
was taking load OF beet to their market at
/ Cone alaugh stati m, he met with an accident
AS he was driving along the river near the
railroad crossing this side Of the station, a slip
came down from the bluff, which frightened the
horse and caused him to jump over the bank
into the river. Mr. Banner was slightly in
jured and the horee considerably, and a portion
; of the load lost.
! A young man named Fowler was brought
here and logged in Jail on the charge of stoninz
! passenger train on the Pa. K. R., near Viii
| more, Wednesday evening last. Fowler
! had been elected from the cars for refusing to
pay his fare. and sought reqenge by thrown 2
! stones through the windows, one of which passed
! in close proximity ts the head of lady pas,
| senger the train. Fowler could not have
/ been in much F1ULER business and if he don't
| get out of Jail "on FOUL he will be ap. to do
/ his fowlng il a safer locality hereafter.
/ AxoTukR Muscular DEMoSsrR ALTON A
| spirited "skrimmagc," actuated no doubt by
: fiuidical spirits, had it's occurrence on one OF
! our principal streets at early hour on Friday
| morning last Nobody very seriously
hurt, although there little "blood let
} ting" before the affair was brought to Il con