The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-06-18

EDTToRIALTTIEs, LOCAL AND GENERAL
james Fowler. the young man arrested Tor
stoning passenger train, has been released on
bail.
The house of Abraham Shaffer, in West Pro.
violence township. Bedford county, was totally
destroyed by fire on the Sd inst.
An infant child of Mr.. Peter Reddinger, re-
siding near Chaneysville, Blair county, died
from the effects OF eating piece of paper.
A portion of Miftln county WAS visited bv a
heavy storm on the afternoon of the 9th inst
which dole damage to the amount of So 0 900
brakeman on the Penn. R. R, named
Rickabaugh, was seriously hurt by being struck
on the head by signal post, on Thursday week.
Wm. j. Ryan, Z 20. recently of this county
has been appointed Mail Agent on the Pa. Il
r., in place of Thos Morrow, removed Bully
for Bill
Col. William A. M'Dermitt, the Republican
candidate for County Treasurer last fall. has
removed to Johnstown, with the htsntion oil
making that his future home.
a lad named Fetter, while attempting to
climb on passing coal train at SIS 1ton, Hunt
Ingdon county, few days ago, fell under the
wheels and VAS instantly killed.
An unknown man was killed on the Penna.
railroad. near McVey town. He had gone from
one track to avoid an approaching train, to be
killed by another OIL the other track.
The Hollidaysburg STANDARD dubs Easily of
the VISDICAToR Captain but fails to tell us
how he acquired the title. Can the light of
his general phiz' cast any light on this impor
tant subject?
Messrs. Thos. McEnrue and Henry McHugh,
whose homes ure in Washington township, this
county, were ordained priests OF the Catholic
Church, at ST. Michael's Seminary, near Pitts
burgh. Saturday week.
Thomas Stanley, miner residing at Tunnel
Hill, near GalitZin, was seriously injured, on
the 4th inst , by a portion of a coal mine fall
Ing in upon him. His leg was broken, and he
was otherwise severely bruised.
andre" Baker, emplo yed in q foundry in
Trough Creek Valley, Huntingdon county, ac-
cidentally came ia contact with a saw operated
by steam. not long since, and had his head
severed from ear to ear. He lived but five
minutes.
n good cup of coffee is appreciated bv all
who drink it, ard no better cup of coifae was
ever prepared than can be made FROM the roast
ed coffee put up in packages at the Iron City
Spice Mills, and Kept for saleby Geo. Huut!cy,
in this place.
We personally acquainted with Dr. H .
B. Miller. of Altoona, W hose card appears in
our paper this week and we can recommend
him as skillful Dentist and deserving man
All who need dental work of any kind will
fnd him fully competent to do is.
O. ". Easily, of Lhe Altoona VISDICAroR and
Z. B. McCrum Of the IRIBuNR, have both been
caned within the last few days. Ex- Burgess
Fethinger did it. and did il handsomely, and
re ,pective sticks as a young mother I'm
brace"-ing her first born could we'll afford to be
A young man named f. J. r. Fortune,
freight brakeman on the Pa. r. R., was killed
near Georges station, Westmoreland county,
on Wednesday of last week, by being run over
by Il portion of abe train upon which he was
employed. He is supposed TO have fell between
the cars while attempting to step from one car
To the other while in motion.
Mr.. Patrick F. Carnev, of Allegheny town
ship, while engaged in chopping wood on Sa-
turday afternoon last, accidentally struck his
foot with the axe, inficting \ most terrible cash
and almost severing the foot in twain 1t was
with great difficulty the flow OF blood was
stopped, and for Il time it was feared that Mr..
Carney would bleed to death. He is now do
ing well.
Thomas SIR, young man who disappeared
from Johnstown more than year ago, on ac-
count of "little unpleasantness," arrest
ed in Pittsburg, few days since and sent ack
to Johnstown to answer the charges OF affili l.
ton, fornication and bastardy and other kin
dred misdemeanors AS he has not reported at
here we presume he has entered
bail OF arranged his difficulties i'll some other
way ere this.