The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-09-05
Ne'cs ana Political IT,,

"A Nebraska man wbo -.
with a harness tug was sonr57,s
fourteen women, a crowd Of ~: "a
by to see fair play. '-vl
-FOTty-twO and oDe-bs,gL-.,
have been raised on one acr- g-s
Centre county, and Ginrericll, :. Y
of the man who did It. S
An Ohio man took 2 ~.
mill the other day, to have s1- y
fun. His widow owns ~ NJ
$5, 600 in government bonds =
The lightning on MoBs.,
killed two men in MelroS4 ,-f
Peabody, and did much ham ~
ia Salem and Lynn-all in NJ.
The remains Of DR.. Clara-,.
ter, who murdered bis wife a05 !.
mitted suicide in Baltimore. or
day night, was inferred in Pa.s
An apple with all the mari,
man face, except the nose. NJ
bles the snoot Of a wild boar. is :.
in the show window Of a grr--
Uuiontown.
On Sunday morning a boat
two men and woman was sWa,
falls in the Schuyl5iu river. -
gems Bridge, Reading, Pa. a,
men and the woman were drows
names are Charles Hagmouy :
! Herbert
Jacob VI. Jones, colored q,
dered Chas. Williams, also colJr.5
weeks ago in Harrisburg and lam
of murder in the second degree v
sion of court last week, was s-,.
Tuesday 70 imprisonment IN The
penitentiary for life.
I L. A. Mackey, Esq. of Io,E
wrote letter TO the COnventi51r
Barre declining a nomination %
( of the similarity of his name to liz
Republican candidate. lie had
that he could get 4 majority Of :
of the State, but the Philadelphh
would count all his votes for II.
Mackey.
The loafers of San Franciss'
vised a new way of money-msk1,
of them enter into parmerhil
the firm insults rich young l2i7 f
lie place; the other, with ga E
knocks him down, and gallantIv
the young lady, and sees hsrbG-s
of course, the grateful father n
$50 or so.
A new toy has just been
and viii surely become yervp,-.
is a wax doll in a crib, tbs &
dressed in night clothes aud s1
cap. By some mechanism ths
at certain intervals, after being
lifts itself up in the crib. puts Gr
and distinctly calls '.mamna"
ventor thinks mo family ,buYJ
out one"
The rumored massacT If the "a
at Fort Sill, by the Indiaas, excite
siderable apprehension. despite The
with which the report was first n
disquieting circumstances Is the q
hear from the garrison. The Ind
are known TO be of their reServat
the massacre shall be confirmed tie
of the Government in releasing &
will be severely condemned.
The story of the murder Of
thans. which comes from San Fn
is regarded by those familiar with
cumstances in New York to be n
rication, by a fellow who want
brought to that city without exps
there be discharged. Such stoHs 4
deserve investigation, but whii
ported by proof ought to receive
lie credence to the prejudice Of s 4.
Some rats were poisoned il Al
and some hogs ate the dead Taz
dogs ate the dead hogs, and Sons
ate the dead dogs, and all The
died but one. which was eaten
who was made sick, but got Ei
1t is siugularly unfortunate for 2
of science that the man didn't
that there were no CannIbalS tl'f
him and show how far this poS-
ness is capable of going before =
runs itself into the ground.
At nine o'clock IUesta! p, a
broke out in the Knox Hous B
the rear of the Knox House N
Pa. The fire spread rapidly :
seven business houses and eVsE,-
tanning to the Knox House b
chants generally saved Their s19
a damaged state. The tota. e
ings and goods will not DO les = Z
ty-tive thousand dollars. FN-,
the loss is covered by inSura1@
is thought to have been the ."
cen0iary.
The Daily Graphic transit,
loon, in which Messrs. Wise -
son intenG to sail through i-s
rope, is now almost conFsn
thought that they viii take i5'-
on Wednesday afternoon, ceIt
The following Is a descrP''5
loou and its cost: Length O.
sections, each 176 feet N W.
high; when inflated, ll5 !es
when inflated, 10; clrcuH.'.
inflated, $50 feet; extreme -
the crown of the balloon 70 iL
boat, 100 feet; height oi e
length of boat, "a feet C.u
4,316 yards; sewing, ten MUG
over 5000 feet; gas requires,
/ loon, 400. 600 feet: weight oi
ratus, 1000 pounds; cost n'''