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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23

THE Daily Graphic reminds its
readers that the Radical Senate Com
mittee pronounced the Kellogg govern
ment a usUupation, and thinks if the
United States troops had not surround
ed the State government and enforced
the illegal decree OF drunken Judge,
no trouble worth speaking of would
have occurred. Itcasts bame upon the
President for the disgracefnl part he
has assumed in the louisiana compli-
cations, and proceeds to administer the
following wholesome correction:
'It is to be regretted that, while affairs
are in this critict! condition i'll great COM
monweaNh, the President is riding about
the country, p3rtaking of the hospitalities
of the rich, and evidently enjoying himself
to the utmost with congenial companions.
1t would seem that while the ModOcs are
shooting our soldiers by the score at the
Lava Beds, and our nation is irretricvably
disSraced in the eyes OF the whole world by
corrupt commissioners at Vienna, and Il
whole state is in arms in consequence of
Federal usurpatiou, General Grant, should
be anywhere else bat where he is. If he
cannot attend to the duties of his great Of
flee at JunctUre SO critical as the present
certainly Is, he ought to resign at once. and
make way for 4 man who is willing to sac
ri:ice pleasure to business, and does not
need 4 vacation every week. -
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editors of this STATE to meet and take into
consideration the late act OF Congress re
peaiins the IA" allowing ne"spaPels to be
IsoJ nd i'sg o5 II, 1aG f%u,, odto e'1 70 rD
noSt,,,o ,,,s ON nY fIcir c1chan@es. If comitry
editors desire to maintain themselves and
their business against the ruinous prices
to them at le2stIoi city wee hhos-they
2TI @ a 20 ry ,s1v tT'lI ] CIor' a; a, ,U i.'l'r d
sist all we can to lave the law repealed,
Any law that has tendency to pat an en-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23
M LI-H IoH.n.1ssEoueIE.

...|r . q. "a. ?. o.. L.. rF.+
purfuc the session OF 1872 the Leg
i-I,trre PASSED a bill for tie propCga-
tiru Of sLad and other fish in the rivers
OF the state. The bill was returned by
the late Govcrugr GeaIy. ut the COM
Increment OF the last session, with his
reasons for refusing to approve it.
Another bill WAS prepared. which passed
both Houses. ami was signed by Gov.
IIartranft on tie 18th day Of April.
Under the provisions Of this bill the
Governor is required 70 appoint three
comnetent persons. who shall be known
as the State Fishery Commissioners,
Who shall hold their positions for three
wears. and who shall be paid their res-
sonable and necessary expenses tor the
performance OF the duties prescribed
ly the act
This is an important question, as
nothing can he OF greater benefit to
the people Of the state, and especially
the poorer classes, than to have our
rivers and large streams abundantIy
supplied with wholesome and cheap
fish. The experiment has been tried
in other States with the most satisfac-
tory result. and there is no good reason
why the same success should not at
tend i here. The great advantages to
be rcapCd viii more than compensate
for the expense incurred, which Will be
cheerfully aCquiesccd in by the people.
The great and important point is, that
the duties prescribed hy the act Of As
scmlly should be entrusted to men
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23

Captain Jack, who was to be kept
moving until he and the last of his braves
were exterminated, has now cut off Davis
and Gillem's supply of water. If he should
take it into his rascally head TO cut off
their supply of whisky too, the Lord only
knows what would. become of Athem,-
Courier JeuIpaL
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23

While gentleman ard his little five
year-old daughter were out riding in Man
chester, " H., some time ago, their horse
was frightened by Il dog suddenly barking
at him, and ran away, throwing the little
girl out of the wagon, and inflicting severe
mjurics'upon her. The gentleman brought
suit against the owner of the dog for dam
ages, and the supreme judicial court has
just awarded him T14OO.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23

NONE Of PeunsyIyGnia's Congress
mon or Senators have refunded the
back pay
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23

alton of Judge BLACK. for the vacant
chief iusticeship Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States meets with genl
eral favor. President GRANT could
not perform a more graceful act, one
which would he received by the Bench,
the Bar and the people with approval.
If civil service reform means anything
Acre Is an opportunity to try 1t on,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23

THE Constitutional Convention dis
posed OF the article on the judiciary
last week. An effort was made to re-
store the old order Of things, that Is.
t. abolish the law making the Judges
elective and comforting their appoint
ment on the Governor. The Convcn-
ton, however by 4 very strong vote
decided that the present system Of
election by the people should remain
mdisturbed. II We are not mistaken,
the number of Judges Of the Supreme
Court was increased from Hre to Sercu.
An amendment was also adopted aUol-
iShing the Office Of Associate Judge
and providing that each county con
tanning population Of Hjriy HousunH
inhabitants should have one President
Judge. The trial by jury was also
claborateIy discussed. Some Of the
members were in favor Of allowing
Nrec-tourHS of the twelve jurors in
all civil cases to return a verdict
This proposition was voted doTn, as
was also one TO permit parties by
agreement IN writing to Withdraw q
case from the jury and allow the Judges
to hear the testimony and determine
the issue. The Convention is proceed
ing slowly with its work, but we think
safely and with the prospect Of sub
mitting a constitution to the people
which viii meet with their approval
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23
IRe Bender. BGtcAeries.
DETAILS or THE KANSAS HORROR-DISCOT-
ERY OF THE EODIES-A TALE THAT
MAKES THE BLOOD RUN COLD.

Late Kansas papers give full particulars
of the recent discovery of the atTocious
murders committed in Labette county, that
State, by the Bender family, all of whom
are reported to have been captured near
Dallas. Texas, The Atchison Globe says ::
Mr.. T. S. Rodabaugh, formerly of this
county, and now Of Montgomery county,
called at the Globe office to-day, and gave
as the following additional particulars con-
cernimg the late horrible discoveries near
Cherryvale Mr. Rcdabaugh was on the
ground on Friday, and saw from ninety to
one hundred persons plowing and digging
in search for bodies.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23
HOW THE WORK WAS DoEE.

The AtchisOn Patriot says the scene Of
the horrible tragedy is one mile east and
two miles sodth Of Morchcad station, and
six miles northeast of CHeryyale. Tie
house is situated in beautiful valley, sur
rounded on the northeast and north by
range of low hills and III fair view OF tho
l., l.. S q. railroad and many farm houses,
though not nearer than half Il mile to any
one. The house is about sixteen by TWEEN
ty, shingle roof and neither ccilcd nor
mastered
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Notice to TrcSpaSSerS.

VNIE undersigned notifies the public,
l. that having been injured by persons
passing through his premises with teams NJ,
and otherwise, by leaving the gates OF inc
farm open for the incursions of stock, ana
by persons walking obliquely through ms
wheat and corn fields, &C., instead OF con, =
filming themselves to the lanes and paths OF
the farms known as San Marine ana
"Thorn Brook" hereby forewarns trcspas-
sers against any further infringement upon
his grounds, as he will enforce the law
against all who may disregard tins tlmely
notice. He has no objections to persons
passing in direct line through the lanes
and by-paths, but don't desire the farms run
over promiscuously: ,r,>-,
CHARLES A MANNING.
"San Marno,"
Near Mt. st. Mary's College.
June 14-4W*
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ID u BIZ c S A l. L.

Ry virtue of an order Of the Or
phans' Court for Frederick County, The
undersigned as Executors na,nnd i'll the
will of JOHN ARTHUR, deceased, Will
sell at Public sale at the residence OF the
late John Arthur, deceased, in Mechanics
town,
On Saturday. J''ne 81 1878,
at 10 o clock, A. NJ, all the personal prop
crtv Of said deceased, to-wit:
Consisting in part of -Four Bcdsteads
and Bedding, Quilts, Seven Blankets, One
Cupboard, One Secretary and Book Case
two Bureaus, three sets of chairs, three
Rocking Chairs, one Lounge, one Wash
stand,
A LARGE LOT OF CARPET,
three Stoves and Pipe, Looking Glasses,
two excellent Clocks, three Tables, Queens
ware, Tinwarc, Knives and Forks, one
copper Kettle, one Brass ditto, one Can OF
Lard, Bacon, one Shot Gun and Pouch,
one Barshcar Pillow, two Shovel Flows,
one Spring Wagon and Harness, one
horse Wagon, Lot of old Iron, one Pump
with Fixtures, four barrels containing
pure CIDER VINEGAR, lot of Tubs,
Barrels and many other articles too numrr-
Gus to mention,
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of four
months will he given ON all sums of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards, the purchasers
giving their notes with approved security,
bearing interest from day Of sale All
sums under five dollars, the cash will he re-
quircd,
No property to he removed until the
terms of sale are complied with,
HIRAM ARTHUR,
JOHN +. MARTIN,
VIM WHITE. Executors.
June Its Agent
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COnStabIe'S Sale.

pY VIRTUE of writ Of Fieri Facias
ID issued by John Call one Of the JUS
tees of the Peace of the State of Mary
land, in and for Frederick County, at the
suit of VIM. Smith and others, and for
officers fees, against the goods and chat
tells, lands and tenements of JACOB BOW
MAN, and to me directed, | have seized
and taken in execution, all the right, title,
claim, interest and estate, at law and in
equity of said Jacob Bowman, in and to a
tract of land situate and lying in Frederick
county, Maryland, and joining lands with
Levi Brown and Dennis Manahan and
others, known as part of "Fox Range" -
And | hereby give notice that on
WuSdav,the 26th day Of June, 1878,
at 2 o'clock, P NJ in the town of Sabillas-
vile, | will offer for sale the said property,
80 seized and taken in execution, by Pub
lie Auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
This 3lst day of May, 1873.
J. G. STOTTLEMYER,
june Its Constable
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To the Democratic and Conservative
Voters Of Frederick Co.

AS the fall election is now approaching,
it becomes our duty to select the most
available man for the position of Clerk of
the Circuit Court. We would recommend
such man az B. G. Fitzhugh tamiliarly
known as Ben Fitzhugh) as he comes from
the rank and file. He is we'll known to the
people of this county to be IA man, warm
hearted, generous, with unbounded energy
and possessing all the qualifications for the
position. There is no man whom the
people Of this county would more heartily
endorse. With linn there is every prospect
Of success Il
may I,.3t
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The Indian Prisoners.

san TBANcIsco, June 10.-Gene-
raj Schofeld telegraphs General
Davis, at Boyles camp, to appoint a
commission on the spot for the trial Of
the Modoc prisoners.
Tom, a Piute Indian prisoner, hay
ing attacked the guard an Fort Alca-
traz, the latter fired upon and killed
him. putting sig bullets in his body.
Oregon papers denounce the massa-
ere of the Modoc prisoners in unmea-
sured terms.
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Caution TO the Public.

TNHEpublic are hereby cautioned against
i. purchasing two notes Of hand bynM cx-
ccutcd to Late Boyle, of llarbaugh'sV alley,
both dated on the Sd of June, 1s73-tle
one for fifty dollars, and the other for MY
five dollars, due in six months frem date
rs the consideration for which said notes
were given, has proven to be worthless
the flour purchased not being as represent
cd. am therefore determined not to@pay
said notes unicss compelled by law.
HEZEKIAII Il. BROWN.
Near Mt Moriah Church,
IIauver's District, June Ia, 1S,i-3W%
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Death Sentence !!
the murderer condemned to
be hung l.!

ANNAPOLIS, June lO.-Nicholson,
one of the Lampley murderers was
sentenced to death by Judge Miller
this moruing, about nine o'clock.
The scene WAS an exceedingly solemn
one. The prisoner was dresse d very
neatly, and was calm in his demeanor.
When he was asked by the Judge if
he had anything to say why the sen.
tence of death should not be passed
upon ham, he arose and said that ne
was not guilty of the crime Of murder,
Ga tacit admission, however, that ne
was concerned in the affair.
He then declared that lies had taken
away his life, and averred that Detec-
tive Crone promised to make him a
States witness in the case, to make
him confess.
He then commenced to abuse the
character of the witness who had sworn
against him. Judge Miller Interrupt
ted him twice, and told him he did
not think it would be proper for him
to listen to the abuse Of the witness
character.
Nicholson ayowed he wanted the re-
sorters to take what he said down, as
he desired to bring them (Crone aud
E,nglish), of whom he was speaking,
to justice.
After he ended, Judge Miller then
said, lac agreed with the verdict OF the
jury, and that all the facts of the case
fitted in with confusion, and then
sentenced him to death at such time
as the Governor shall appoint. lie
urged Nicholson to prepare for death,
as he had no hope of life. Nicholson
bore his sentence with remarkable
composure, and in taking drink OF
water afterward, did it without a ire
NOR of the arm. 1t is supposed Mich
olson will be taken to Baltimore this
evening by the Baltimore and Poto-
mac railroad.
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kd3~ Plenty in our town-marrlage

Mo- Plenty in our town-marriage-
able ladies'. Sweet and handsome. -
No countryman need apply
An Ex-Governor Of Kansas is now
setting type in Cofeeville, that State,
which is doubtless the most respect
able employment he has had in many
years.
agThe patriotic citizens Of San
Francisco are squabbling about the
celebration of the fourth of July. and
have'split into two factions, each in
tent upon celebrating the day in its
own fashion.
Strong bands Of Arizona Apaches
have gone into Mexico, and one party
have laid seigc TO Santa Cruz, in
Sonora, four miles over the border
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Notice to the Debtors and Credi-
TORS of Frederick White.

7>lIE undersigned having been appoint
ed Trustees by Deed of Voluntary
Assignment; for the benefit Of Crcditor,,
executed by FREDERICK WHITE, and
SAVII.L.\, his wife Of Mechanics'ov n
District, Frederick County, Maryland,
hereby give notice, that all persons in
dcla.s, or having claims against the same,
to cali aud settle them immediately.
Thu books will be left ut the office Of Dr.
White
WILLIAM WHITE,
WIN. j. BLACK,
iunc o.4w Trustees.
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From the Maryland Union. !
IL. q. FitZhugll.

Mr. EDIroR.-Sceing communication
in the MtSy'and Inion, recommending
Benjamin &. Fitzhugh as the Democratic
nominee for Clerk of the Circuit Court.
We say, by all means, nominate him. Being
mechanics, we speak knowingly when we
say there is no other man so beloved and
appreciated by the mechanics and laboring
men as Benjamin G, Fitzhugh. We may
say is one Of us, and has made himself poor
by aiding others Therefore, it will be
our duty, as well as our pleasure, to adj
vance his interest MECHANICS
may 11-tf* of BentZtown.
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THE CLARION.
WILLIAM n EE u,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
slECHANlCSTOW N"#JuNE IA, 1878

CANpipATEs roR THE CHIEF JUS
rlcEsulr. The candidates for the
chief lusticeship, as far as classified,
arc Judge Noah swaync, associate JUS
tlce of the Supreme Court; Judge Da-
vid X. Cartier, of Ohio; Jedge Pierr-
ront; Justice Miller, Roscoe Conkhng
and Morrison R. Waite, ofOhio; Judge
Geo. H. Williams, Attorney General
Ex-Governor Morgan, the Hon. E. r
Hear, VIM. M. Evarts, Judge Benja
min r. Curtis, of Massachusetts; Sena
tor Morton, jeremiah Black, Charles
Sumner, Judge Doe, Of New Hamp
shire, and Lyman Trumhull, Of Hi,
nois.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-14

Ea9~ The Commencement Exercises
at Mt, st, Mary College and st, Jo-
seph's Seminary will be unusually in
terestng and attractive this year.
The first occurs on Wednesday, the
25th instant, and at St. Joseph s
House on Thursday, the Goth instant.
A large number Of strangers from a
distance will be present. Exhibition
Hall, the finest and largest room in
the State outside of Baltimore, will
be elegantly arranged for the occa-
SION. We will cndeavor to print a
programme Of the exercises next
week.
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nay" The gorgeous car on which the
Queen rides in the street parades of
Howes European Circus, was upset in
Baltimore last week by a short turn
near Gay street. The car is thirty
feet in height and the lady in it was
thrown upon an awning, and from
thence to the pavement. 1t was at
first supposed she had been killed, but
afterwards it was found that the only
serious injury she sustained was the
breaking of her wrist.
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ATTEMPTED HOUSE BREAK1NG-Last
Thursday night, an attempt Was made
to break into the house Of Mr.. G. f.
B. Crumbaush, near Utica Mills, in
this county. Mrs. CruInbaughs at
tention was first called to it by hear
ing a noise at the back door, and look
ING out of the window asked who was
there, but received no reply. Mr.
Crumbaugh then went to the window
and called, but receiving no answer
he fired his revolver into the air for
the purpose of frightening the burglar
oH,when he saw some person run. lie
told him to stop or he would shoot
him, but he ran on the porch and hid
himself Mr.. Crumbaugh then dressed
himself and went down stairs, but
the man seeing him he scampered off
running up the lane, followed by Mr.
Crumbaugh who shot at him several
times. Finding that he would be cap
tured he stopped and gave himselfup
when he was tied very securely and
put in the harness house where he
was kept all night. He gave his name
as A. II. D. Croft. The next morn
ing he was taken in charge by Officer
II. Zimmerman, of Mt. Pleasant, who
brought him to this city. lie had a
hearing before Justice Koontz who
committed him to Jail for court.
/! Frederick Examiner.
A good para Young lady with {
Grecian bend and young man who
part, his hair ia the middle,
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sum
FREDERICK, Nd, June 10.

Manufacturing Enterprise - Railroad
Proqrsss-- Decoration of the Grares
-Fre-the Wheat, etc.
On Wednesday night last a number
Of our most substantial citizens met
at the Court Course, in this city, and
determined to erect a car manufacture
ing establishment. The capital stock
is fixed at $4,000, in shares Of $50
each $4,000 of which must be sub
scribed before operations can be COM
mcnced.
The Frederick and Pennsylvania
Line Railroad Company are rapidly
pushing forward the work Of grading
and tresting through East street, and
1t is expected that the connection
with the track of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad will be made in few
weeks.
With the new Metropolitan road
the link connecting Washington with
the North direct will be complete.
excursion will probably be made on
the 18th Of July from the above-named
place to Gettysburg, Pa,
On Thursday next, the 10Th, the
decorating Of the graves Of theConfed-
crate dead will take place. The Com
mittee appointed by the " Confederate
Memorial Association have made all
the necessary arrangements. the an
nual address will be delivered by Cap
ttin James McSherry, Of this city.
The consistorv Of the Reformed
Church (the late Dr.Xacheriah shave
nominated the Rev j. Spangler Keltf-
er, of Hagerstown, az pastor. The
election by the members will take
place on Wednesday, the 18th inst,
Prof. J. S. Bonseall, principal Of the
Frederick Academy, on account Of i'm
paird health has rendered his resi9na-
ton. lie assumed charge Of the acad-
envy in 1915, twenty eight years ago.
The wheat in this vicinity is look
ing very fine. 1t is reported from
some sections that the fly is doing some
damage, but the injury is not thought
to be of a serious character. The corn
crop is also looking we'll, although it
needs rain very badly,
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eg~ A special dispatch from Ber-
lin to the London Nows. says that the
Emperor William Of Germany is in
precarious state Of health, and his ply
sicians have advised him not to under
take his contemplated journey to
Vienna.
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Bay The economical housewife is
now engaged making soft soap, All
the bones harvested through the win
ter, including the pair the heir has
saved up for clappers, are now under
going that subtle process known as
boiling. The heir himself with a half
dozen other boys who have kindly
volunteered to share his labor and
bread and molasses, are tending the
I've rectiher and the fond mother with
her husbands linen coat on her back,
and pair of his boots on her feet is
flying around in an absurd way, scar
ing the poultry, jawing the boys and
filing the air with an odor that would
turn the stomach Of d uuk.-Danbu,
" News.
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Indictment of Young Wal
worth.

New YORK, June l0.-The grand
jury Of the Oyer and Terminer Court,
this morning found an Indictment
against Frank II. Walworth for MUIR
der in the first degree. Ut is not set
tied when the youthful parricide will
be tried.
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say Rev. Edward SouthSate, hold
ing deacon S orders in the Episcopal
Church, and who has been assisting
in the parochial work of st. Lukc's
Church, North Carey street, Rev, c.
W. Rankin rector,) for some months
past, has left that church and entered
as a student in st. Mary Seminary, a
theological institute Of the Catholic
church, on Pennsylvania avenue Mr.
Southgate is a son Of the Right Rev.
llorato Southgate, formerly q missi-
onary bishop in the Episcopal Church,
but now without q jurisdiction, and
came to this city from the Diocese of
Ne York - Boh. SIN.
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pesa. Queen Victoria retains her Wig
orous health through the exercise she
takes in the discharge of her house
hold duties. There are plenty of
charming young wives in this city who
are muck prouder than the Qneen of
Great Britain.
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TOlFOR THE CIRCUSl
IT IS COMING !
BARNUM OUTDONE!

uOwE,s GREAT LONDON CIRCUS!
AND
SMITHS TEMPLE OF FANCY,
Will be the great points of attraction on
MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 18th, 1873.
The question is not who will CO. but
"acho qoM remain at home"
The country will come to Town" and
Rova before YOU start, I'll your pockets
with stamps" and strike bee line for
SMITHS TEMPLE OF FANCY,
and buy your Violin, ACCORDION, Banjo,
! Musical H Boxes, Flute, Fife, Guitar, &c: &c.
Also, Pocket Knives, Balls, Pats, Canes,
Albums, Croque, Set, or anything else you
may want, then 60 the Circus ana DC
At SMITHS Temple Of Fancy you will
have something to take home tor your
money. AT the Circus GOO; Remember
that, and call at SM1lho
i1nc lift Temple Of Fancy,
Frederick Md.