The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-01
xaxxa aud Political Etems.

restoration of the empire by tDe aiu Vi 'No
imperial army is inevitable.
Democrats of Maine are otfenng 10 oe'
,u,o tn nne that their State will initiate the
example of New Hampshire, next NoVein-
ber The offers are not taken rapidly.
robert Chambers, the Edinburg pub
Usher who recently died, left fortune OF
sa 600 900. He began life by opening
small circulating library; buying le"
hooks with borrowed money.
In Granville county. \. T., recently"
little negro child five years old was literally
roasted to death by negro boy OF Soine
twelve wears, negro woman oe!nP present.
either ;vitnessir aiding the deed
"A down~east paper, alluding TO the
recent Democratic triumph in New lamp
shire. exultingly exclaims: The bud VIII
sing in the spring. 'ime and the Star Span
oiled Banner wave over the belchlng oracle:
Governor Butler. of Nebraska a radl@
cal scoundrel Of the worst type. is ABOUT TO
be impeached for stealing seventeen thnus-
and dollars from the State treasury. Steals
ing seems to be hereditary among the But
ler family.
Samuel Harris, a highly respectable
negro was elected from the committee OF
arrangements for celebrating the adoption oil
The fifteenth amendment, in Orange. n. d.
ON the ground that he is a Democrat. An
other Ku KIux outrage.
In a short tims Alsace and Lorraine
will be Incorporated into tho German En-
nire bv legislative action. Captured prov
incss held by the bayonet, are not worth
having in this age, and such will be the
opinion Of the Germans, in five years from
this time.
A sensational dispatch to the Associated
Press declares that Sumner and the PRESIDENT
have had an interview. and That net"eeh
them there is peace. We doubt II. we
are inclined to believe that the President
will fight it ont on that liue il it takes al
Sumner.
Mas who is a regular bird and animal
charmer. The birds come to her feet Tor
crumbs when she sings. and numbers OF cats
and dogs are almost constantly besleglng her
house for the hospitality they know she Will
not refnse.
-OoIv rough board with his name in
scribed marks the grave of Gen. Albert Sid
ney johnson. in the cemetery near A s'ln'
Texas Further honors to the dead were
forbidden by the radical Authorities at the
time of his burial, and the matter has since
been neglected.
"A son Of Garibaldi has distinguished
himself in Paris as one Of the murderers of
Generals Thomas and LecSmte. It Is d'ftl-
cult to understand, says the PottsVllle ctaH0-
ard. why Garibaldi was cursed with sucn a
son, and why the world was carsed Win
such man as Garibaldi.
There is a remarkable collection of
dark cOlored slabs in a Csnandagua ceme~
terry, marking the graves OF The three wives
of one man. They show that the hrst dleg
in 1913. the second in 1914. and the third
in 1915 Three wives in three years would
be Quick work in even this fast age.
There is a negro man living in Gascock
county. Ga. whose skin is gradually turn
inc white His parents were jet black ne
groes. and this son resembed them in con-
plexion 'till "freedom come" since which
time he has commenced turning white. and
now his hands, portions of his arms. face.
body and legs are as fair as an Anglo Saxon's.
-rhe State Of New Hampshire. which
recently went Democratic, has one hundred
and thrtv-six of its citizens in the Treasury
Department at Washington. more than all
the Southern States combined, Missouri and
Kentucky included. As all these employees
went home to vote this is significant fact
in connection with the late election in the
Granite State.
An Ohio farmer has Just plowed up. 10
breaking up new ground. a stone shaped
ton through which the band can be passed.
Some persons who have seen it pronounce it
an accidental formation. while others ad-
vance the theory that it is the work Of the
Mound Builders" or people who lived be-
fore the Indians.
On the 23d:ult.. near Fayetteville, Ar
kansas. a man named Rowland murdered
his wife and baby. and then blew out his
brains They had been separated for some
time, and he called at her sisters, where
she was staying, and asked her to walk with
him. She took her child along, and in a
few minutes her sister heard the report Of a
pistol. Running to the spot she found all
Of them welteriug in their blood.
"A COiored man. resident of Jersey City,
named Buyans. was awakened or Wednes
day night week by loud talk. Missing his
wife, he Jumped from his bed, and discoT, d
her in a paroxysnl of religious phrenZy,
seated on the window sill ezclaming. Fetch
me Ejijah's chariot of fire. for i want to 60
to heaven right away Before he could
catch her she jumped from the window to
the ground. over fifty feet. and was danger
| ously injured. She had attended church that
evening, and returned home abou: midnignt.
"A farmer in Winnebago county. ILL.,,
was recently returning horns with the money
he mad received for the sale of his farm
When near his house he met man VINO de
manded his money and whom he instantly
shot dead with his revolver. When yet
nearer home he met two other robbers who
made like demand, and whom he instantly
dispatched in the same manner. When he
reached his house he found there the 1nan-
sled bodies Of his wife and daughter. who
had been murdered by the three already ex
ecuted Williams.
AT Belmont, Bullet county. KY, one
day last week. young man Iamed Allen
Mclean made an attempt to commit suicide
under rather peculiar circumstances. He
was a member of the Baptist church, in
good standing. and was a very pious young
man. lie had been engaged in singing q
want to be an angel" after which. remark
ing that he supposed he never would be any
better prepared to die than be was then, he