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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-25

THE DEATH-KNELL SOUNDED. .-4HIchGeL
No0Fs's Days acknowledgement Con-
duct Of the Pris0ner-Ihe StertF Forced TO
Shoot and Wound HIM Iaoice IN Succession.
The death warrant of Michael Moore, the
unfortunate wretch whose fearful crime of
wife murder and subsequent conviction is
still fresh in the minds of our readers, was
received 10y Sheriff Bonacl1er on Saturday
last. That warrant fixes Wednesday, Nov.
21th, as the day for the execution, and as
the Sheriff was only awaiting the arrival OF
the document in order to more securely
cuntiue the prisoner, he on Monday had an
other cell properly fitted for his reception,
and there he now is, chained by leg
to the floor. The desire of the Sheriff to
remove Moore was not begotten of any par
ticular fear as to his escape, although for
some time aware that the prisoner was
making futile efforts to dig hole through
the iail wall which he concealed from view
by the aid of his bed-ticl1, but because he
felt that every precaution should be taken
to secure him, now that the dread day had
been finally determined upon. According
ly Sheriff Bonacker summoned to his as
sistance Deputy-Sheriff HassOn, ex-Sheriff
Myers and Conductor NJ. \. Quartz, and
these four gentlemen repaired to the cell
of the condemned man, where their wish
TO remove him to another cell was made
known TO him by the Sheriff To this pro-
position Moore very emphatically d!ssented,
aud as he had possessed himself of a por-
tion Of the lead pipe, with faucet attached,
by which water was conveyed To his cell,
and threatened to take the life of the first
person who entered, it is not strange that
the party withdrew for consultation and To
give the piis 'ner time for the ''Sober sec
Oud thought The next visit, soon after,
wa; met. however, 10y Moore i'm the same
spirit, and as moral suasion seemed 10 be
Of no avail. it was resolved 10 try the effect
Of cold lead, and, acting on this idea the
Sheriff fired three shots from his revolver at
the prisoner-the first, intended no doubt
10 intimidate him merely, did not take ef-
feet; the second and third shots, fired for
the purpose Of wounding, struck hun re-
spectively in the thigh and wrist, but mel
ther bullet produced a very serious wound.
Moore, instead of avoiding the shots, as he
might have done, seemed 10 court death,
and IL is even said that he barred his breast
and invited the Sheriffto shoot him through
his heart Soon after, however, he was
induced by Mr.. Myers to succumb to his
fate and walking out Of his cell, permitted
the latter gentleman to take him III charge
and conduct him to the other cell. Here,
after being securely placed i'll irons, the
death warrant was read to him, he receiv-
ing the dread announcement, 1t Is asserted,
with a levity and want of feeling that was
certainly remarkable, not to say shocking.
Since his incarceration in the cell to which
he was removed he has seemingly began to
realize his terrible position, and he who
has a right to know him best Is hopeful
that God in his mercy Will yet pardon the
poor wretch. To all which every humane
heart viii say amen.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-25

HAecIlUoI SaISe
THERE will be offered at public sale, at the
Il late residence of Matthias Deitreich, dec e.,
in Chest township, one mile north of q len Con
nell, on Tuesday, Nov. I2th- proximo, at
O'clock, A. NJ, the following described Real Es-
tate, of which Matthias Deitreich died seized, to
wit: A PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND sitnate
in Chest township, Cambria county, adjoining
lands of Michael CrOwuOuer, Jacob kibbler,
Joseph Rapp, and others. containing lSO Acres,
more or less, abOutall0 Acres being cleared and
having thereon erected two story PLANK
HOUSE. 81 by 36, and a LOG STABLE The bal
ance of the land is well timbered with pine and
oak.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third in hand and the
balance in two equal annual payments-ss with
interest, to be secured by mortgage and judg-
ment bonds of purchaser.
JACOB KIRBLER,
Executor of Matthias Deitreich, decd
Chest Twp, Oct. Is, IS72.-4t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-25

Local Correspondence.
ALTOONA, Oct. %. ISL.

ALTOONA, Oct. %, 1872.
! Friend HcPike-I extend to you the sym.
pathies of my heart III the loss of youl
mother-''the best of earthly friends" as YOU
truly remark. To stand by the death-bed OF
: mother when the last breath is caught
up by the angels of God and registered in
heaVen-a pledge OF immortality What q
solemn and impressive moment The moth
er she whose love guarded us whose
Z hand guided MS whose kindness developed
the good points of our nature, whose whole
( life was vigil in our behalfl And, while
9 tne railing leaves, the chilly winds, and
cheerieSS earth reminds us of the certainty
and rapldity of decay-of the fieetness of
ulne-your mother has been called to land
where leaves never wither, where the bright
. ness OF Cay reigns through eternity, where
peace II given 10 the troubled, and where joy
Is given TO them that sorrow. Requiscdt in
pace.
This plain, open fact stares in the face
AT every turn we make
SOCIETY Is FEARFULLY CoRRUPTi
Men sell their souls for gain Waylay
their fellows for gain Rob, and plunder,
and defraud for gain Murder, dark, damn
ing and bloody, perjury. and every crime
known and unknOwn-criInes that would
make the devil blush---stare us forever in the
face No office, trust or condition is exempt!
Even in our own city the foul odor of crime
rises up, until the stencil is almost beyond
endurance And now one ofthe officials of
our city stands charged before the public
with crimes and misdemeanoTs which, if true
must faSten public cd ium forever upon him
and cast his good name to the winds. A
committee has been appointed by Councils
to investigate the charges, and it only re-
mains to be seen whether or not they can be
established. Truly may we be alarmed.
The Good Will ball. which took place in
the Opera House the 18th inst,
grand success.
Very Rev. Father Tuigg pastor of ST.
Johns Catholic congregation here, left yes
terday for Baltimore, to attend the funeral
OF the much loved Bishop O'Connor, which
takes place to-day in that city.
Mr.. stephen Burley is the name of the
express agent here, instead of Buckley" as
printed in my last letter.
Olmus 81 link are pushing their new build
ing, 11th streetand 18th avenue, rapidly for
ward. 1t will be handsome structure.
Markets are very slimly attended, produce
scarce, and everything high Consequence,
considerable jdlc.
Young ladies in the City ought to be care
full how they "nalke fun of young ladies
from the country. The other day certain
pert and pretty miss of our city espied a
rather oddly dressed young country lass on
the street, and opened volley of derision
upon her, indirectly, for her many peculiar
tiles of person and dress. The young lady
from the country retorted in a not very plea
SAINT manner, thusly "Humph! that's kind |
er smart, aintt it? Now l spose, if the peel
was Eotf that apple, Ike as not the apples rot
ten 20 Don't know I'm sure. But the peel
is awful pretty anyway-looks like a "maid- |
ems blush"
An alarm of fire was sounded last evening |
about 513 o'clock, but it was unwarranted.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-25

BOLD ROBBERY IN ALTooNA.-The fol-
lowing letter furnishes an account OF one
of the boldest and most daring robberles
we have read of for many day. 1t oc-
CURED in Altoona on Tuesday evening last:
One of the most daring robberies ever
committed in this city was perpetrated In e.
c. Shannon's jewelry store, corner l1th
avenue and 14th street. yesterday (Iuesday)
evening While Mr.. Shannon was at his
supper and while there was no person IN
the store but one of the clerks, man entered
and desired to look at some fine gold watch
es. The clerk handed out two very valuable
watches, and while turning around to pick
up a piece of chamois, the fellow grabbed
the watches, bounded through the door,
made a sharp turn round the corner dlsap-
peared up the first dark alley, and IN the
twinkling Of an eye was non est inUentus. As
soon the clerk recovered from his aston
ishment he gave the alarm and chase was
made, but without success At present writ
ing no clue to the thief has been obtained.
Mr.. Shannon estimates his loss at about
/ $500. Yours, &c, a. WARD.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-25
CHERRY TREE, PA, Oct, %, 1872.

Friend McPike--Local items, like dollars.
are scarce articles with at present Bus
mess is exceedingly dull and there is quite
a lull in political circles, caused no doubt by
the astounding result of the late election in
this State. Surprise and CONSERVATION seem
to have pLralyZel. is it we're, allipartieS, and
you scarcely hear politics discussed at pres
ent where few weeks ago it seemed the
all-absorbing topic of the day.
EX-Skeriff Harter bears LII, defeat with
hearty good humor, and his laugh is just as
merry and he as full of fun as previous to the
election. The report in circulation OF his
visit to the log camp the night befor the
election, with q little brown jug under his
arm, said visit purporting to have been made
with the intention OF influencing voters,
beg leave to state Is false, the Sheriff having
been at home all evening and the person
first originating the report admittin he did
so first for joke. a dry joke thatl
Col. Ross HartshOrn and j. Blake Walters
Oogmen) paid flying visit TO this place
last week. Both gentlemen looked hearty
and seemingly we'll pleased to find their in
terests in the logging business so vigorously
pushed forward by the operators, Messrs
Reed s. Henderson, who seem to thoroughly
understand their duty.
| Capt. Mccormick, OF this place, has been
| absent the past week engaged in collecting
| the assessment on the II. G. & Susquehanna,
| r. r. stock Should he be successful the
road will no doubt be again put under con-
tract and work pushed forward more vigor-
OuSl Y than before.
VIM. Atchison, Esq, formerly contractor
on the Ebensburg mail route, is doing a
| thriving business on his present routes
running two hacks from this place to Indi-
ana--on the northern route twice and on the
southern route three times per week. In
addition to this, he has the sub-contract OF
the route from this place to Marion, Indiana
county. carrying this on horseback twice
per week. Eighteen mails per week seems
TO have brought us nearer civilization than
we formerly were, but on no route do we so
fully realize the great advantage in increase
of mail service as do on the Ebensburg
route the great bulk of our western and all
our eastern mail being carried by that route,
and instead OF receiving our papers and let
ers four and six days aiOer they were print
ed OF written, as formerly, we now receive
them the day after.
Capt ID. j. Weaver, of this place, un-
doubtsdly takes the premium for large sweet
potatoes, having raised one weighing Abs.
aud 7oz. This monster is of the variety
I known as the red sweet potato, is much
shorter and thicker than the common yellow
| and is ribbed like = cantelope.
| BY next week may be able TO give you a
! description OF n log camp, the logmen's mode
/ OF living and their system of operation.
TISHEMINGO.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-25

THE ELECTION is over and in triumph now
floats the flag of the party that received the
most votes /; the country is safe and the world
moves along, and Vallie 5. Barker is still going
il strong i'm the giving of bargains in dry goods
of ali shades and groceries aud notions of the
very best grades, which we wish to remark are
pleasing 10 all who, approaching low prices, on
VaIIie doth call. Closing out summer goods to
make room for new stock. Now for bargains.
CAUTION.-Every genuine box OF Dr. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature of
FLEMING BROS, and their private United
States Stamp. "Take no ether" The
market is full of limitations.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-25
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
eIlred of that dread disease, Consumption by a
simple remedy, is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure To all who
desire it, he will send n copy of the prescription
used Uree of charge) with the directions tor
preparing and using the same, which they VIII
tind a SURE CURE for COnSltmp ption Asthma. BrOn-
chitiS dc. Parties wishing the prescription Will
please address .
11-IS.-1y. 194 Penn ST., Wiliamsburgh, n. Y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-25

MR. GEORGE HUNTLEY has just put up
for us heating pipe attachment to Speer
anti-dust stove, whereby the stove is made
to do the double duty OF heating one room
on the first and one on the second floor. 1t
is a very neat and substantial job, and we
feel sure that it will do its work well. We
believe the idea is original with Mr.. Hunt
lev and like all his business ideas, it is prac-
teal, moderate in cost, and full of wisdom.
We commend this improvement to the con-
sideration of all who wish to enjoy the most
comfort for the least possible outlay.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-25

|HE CONDEMNED MAN.-Through the
y press and by many tongues the hope
been expressed that Michael Moore,
3 is shortly to expiate his fearful crime
q Scaffold in the Jail yard at this place,
make good use of the brief time left
S Tor repentance, and while we most
II tly and earnestly re-echo that hope,
IS us extreme pleasure to say that,
E. 'hstanding his recent violent conduct,
s7ten Of that desire to live inherent IN
casts, we have the assurance OF his
8 pal adviser that since his death war
s. las been received he has become per-
meek and tractable, and that he
& shanlfests most earnest and prayer
= sire to make his peace with that
a. nom nom he has so greatly and so fear
oHended. That he may succeed in
ms immortal soul is certainly the
wish Of every true Christian heart.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-25

tbe subscriber, in Allegheny township, on
or about the 18th of April hast, two SOW PIGS,
each ar that time about four months Ola, ana
both of them red and white spotted IN color
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove
nroperty pay charges and take them away
pptherwises they will be disposed OF accordlng to
law. SOSHa - 90 o.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-25

WORTH KSOwIEG.-To ascertain the length
of the day or night at any time of the year,
double the time of the sun S rising, which gives
the length of the night and double the time OF
its setting, which gives the length of the day.
To ascertain the whereabouts OF the most eie-
giant, varied and complete stock OF gold and
silver watches, jewelrj, fancy articles, clocks,
books, stationery, cigars, tobacco, etc, visit the
renowned em poriunI of Z, T. RoOeftS, W no has
enough goods i'll his line to supply everybody
and all his relations, which Cham will be glad
to do d lowest caSn rates Cali and see =. l.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-25

WE repubEish the official returns of the
county in proper shape for future reference.
The Echo has yur thanks for the table.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-25

TRUE HAPPINESS.-A crust of bread, pitcher
OF water, a thatched roof and love-their is
happiness for yeu, whether the day be rainy or
sunny 1t is the heart that makes the home,
whether the eye rests on Al potato patch or a
flower garden, and it is the excellent Hour E..
J. Mills deals out TO his customers that makes
bread worthy of the name: and n home without
such bread. wether its roof is matched, shingled
or tiled, is not a good place to dine at. Re
member Mills when you want good Hour, gro
ceries and such like.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-25

i'm thirty-three days more Michael
Moore will be no more.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
GREAT STORM IN ILLINOIS.

Chicago, June 3.-A tremendous ran-stOTm
passed over portion OF Central Illinois Saturday and
Saturday night doing great damage to the crops fences
&C. IN the country. Az Springfield the cellars and base
mens were flooded and in several instances the water
poured the first floors OF the houses, driving the in
mates TO other quarters The drains and sewers were
oyerowed aud badly damaged. In the bTickyards
the city, many thousands Of unburned bricks were
totally destroyed portion OF the track Of the Spring
field and Illinois South Eastern Railroad was washed
away. Great damage IL believed 10 have been caused
throughout the entire section visited by the storm
ST. LOUIS June 9-Passengers and railroad employees
who arrived here from the East yesterday and to-day
port an unprecedented heavy rainfall Saturday night
in Central Illinois, covering extending from the
Wabash TO the Kaskaska River, aud from the Toledo
aud wabash 10 the Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad
Thousands Of have been submerged have
Overowod their banks, railroad tracks have been nun-
dated ana crops, fences trees &c. have been swept
away. report from Winchester the ST. Louis Rock
ford and Rock Island Railroad says that 600 yards
OF the track near that place have been washed away At
Bunker Hin, few miles east OF here, over eight inches
OF water fell IL is believed that immense damage has
been done 10 the crops farm improvements. aud rail-
roads throughout the abOvenamed district, but de
tailed accounts have yet been received.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
POLICE NOTES.

Michael Lowonstein, age g. fell down the front
stairs Of No 60 huberry-s' yesterday, aud vas hlel
Gustav Reimers an inmate Of the New York
County for psaBe committed suicide yesterday Hart
leland
Michael COsgove, age 45, of No. 6S West Forty
thids while intoxicated yesterday M iuto vault Of The sIth
Railroad Company, at Forty ihirdst aud vas drowned
Henry Ryan of Westchester engaged, on Sunday
night n fgt unknown barroom Twenty second e.
and fracture OF the He 70 Bellevue Hospital
William Nicholson q letter-carier, living at No.
2O Beeck attempted yesterday to get over The gate o. he front
platform of No line Bleecktr aD1 Crosby
st.. fell beneath the and was seriously injured
Bernard OConnell, age o. of No. 500 West Twen-
tethst died YESTERDAY Bellevue Hospital from fracture Of the
by blow from heavy chse thrown by Henry bugan Of
No Seyenth-ay during quaTrt Sunday night with Pack Nc
Cam Of 404 West TwntysIthst Dugan arrested.
Two branches of the Court of General Sessions
opened yesterday Recorder Haese and Judge Bedford in
coauce passed by the late legislature The Grand Ju
having been du sworu were discharged m this morning one
and summoned Part having failed 20
rear 100 mnosed hy lL, Reconer DO each
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The twelfth annual Convention of the German
Brewers Union OF the United states Will be held in this
city TINS week. beginning to-day
The New York Cotton Exchange elected,
Yesterday, the following officers:
President s D. Harison ycePresden NJ Fielding Treasurer
AEbp b. Graye Mangels-llnry lleIt.. William ~ Brde
Hapemann Ranger Theodore Fachu j. B. Cunningham
Ma;er Lehman George Robert Tannah william Bunker
II DmaB, William Bnie, T. f. Dua NJ B. Fielding and George
Blagden. sa~~n-
The General Synod Of the Reformed Church
in VIII hold its annual meeting at p. m to-
morrow in the Middle Reformed Church. Harrison-st.,
Brooklyn. The meeting promises 10 be OF more than
ordinary interest reports arc 10 be made on the
centennial work Of the church during the past year.
Professor OF Theology in the Seminary at New Bruins
wick is 20 be elected and action 10 be taken on pro-
posed amendments to the Church Constitution. The
Christian IntellgenceT Association Will publish daily
containing "a full report of the proceedings
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
CRIMES AND cAsuALrrEs-BY TELEGRAPH

John b. Kline highly respected farmer OF
Rotterdam n y committed scde on SUNDAY BY hanging while labor
ing uaaer alteration Of mind " was el yean Of age.
The residence, barn, and outbuildings Of
Frederick Douglass, S0uhave Rochester tsoyed BY tre
SUNDAY night The library and about s0O worh Of furniture we're
saTed.
"A large portion Of the village of South Salon,
Madison County ONO. destroyed by late hour Of FRIDAY
Nine Of the grocery and other
buildings we're burned The lots S2O0Oo partially Insured
Brooks, Ballentiue a. Co.'S oil refinery at Tenn
ptneey Oo huuei Yesterday m0ng Ioss about $4,000
partly Insured Lupion roofing pih lanufcior Dad frame houses
we're bafnsd Al TIE same Tine Loss @uoO0i no Insurance
"A portion OF the fourth floor of the block oc
cld by The Cevrfnd Stove Company a teveani
r store Sunday night ani i M load OF eastr
ke down thIoagh ts th second aud ti nQo The ou tue
siock and bBlfns large