The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-13

-Koopmanschap. the Mongolan ogre,
hundred thousand heathens, to work in the
South.
For the first time in the history Of this
country one of the States of the Union. New
Hampshire. will show falling off in Popu-
lation by the census returns.
On the 9Th, Dr. ". II. Jones. of Cleave-
land. Ohio, was shot and instantly killed by
DR.. Gallentine, for the seduction of his wife.
GaleDtine surrendered himself TO the police.
"A slab of petrifed bacon is on exhibit
tion at Sacramento, which was found in 1865
near one of Fremont's Old camps, and is sup
posed to have been portion of the proven
der Of his party.
The Pullman Palace Car Company. or
ganized in 1867 with a capital of $1,000
600, has now increased it to So 900 900. 1t
runs its cars over fifteen thousand miles Of
railroads. and employs about three thou
SAND men.
Lovers Of tobacco. and. indeed. of al!
stimulents, like to find medicl authority for
the use of them. and therefore will be glad
to hear that the London Lancet. the highest
medical authority in England, thoroughly
believes in tobacco.
"A singular accident occurred at Baxter
Kansas, last week Mr.. Samuels and his
clerk, Max Horn, were unpacking goods
when their motions shook down double
barreled shotgun, which was discharged in
the fall. killing them both instantly.
Christine Theide took poison and died in
the woods. near Clinton. Mass. on Sunday
morning last. She was engaged to be mar
ried to man who three times had volupta-
rily postponed the wedding day. and she
took this mode of paying him back.
Col. Small, perhaps the oldest stage
driver in the United States. died few days
ago in Lawrenceville. Allegheny county,
aged upwards of ninety. He drove stage
between Philadelphia and Pittsburg long
before the era of canals or railroads.
The boys and girls of England have
just had monument erected over the grave
of Daniel d. Foe. 1t is an Egyptian pillar
of marble. seven teen feet high, bearing the
modest Inscriptions Daniel De Foe, born
1861, died 1871. author of Robinson Cru
soe."
Mrs. Celia Bickford. aged thirty-three.
widow of soldier. and her son. Clarence,
aged ten years, residents of Haverhill. Mass,
were found dead in their beds on the 9Th
inst. with their throats cut. It is believed
Mrs. Bickford committed suicide after kill
ing her SON.
Mrs. Roberts. Of Bridgeport. discharged
Ter husband, and even refused to let him
have last look at the baby, intimating
that he had no proprietary interest in the
juvenile. Mr.. Roberts, having no home, no
wife, no baby. 10 one to love, nobody to
caress, hanged himself
The Carlisle (Ky.) Mercury says that
Ben Robinson. of that place. has calfseven
days old which weighs only fifteen pounds,
yet is sonnd and healthy. and sucks. Rob
i0S0n has hepn Offarod Sixtv dollars for II
It is so small that it can be carried in an or
dinarv water-bucket.
Five men INDUCED iD free fight at
Columbus. Kentucky. Saturday night In
three minutes Smith Gibson was stabbed
twice, and died instantly, George Gibson
was stabbed dangerously. Austin had his
skull fractured by club, and will die, Con-
rad was fatally shot, and Brockman was
stabbed and terribly beaten