The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-04-03

Sumter, :. c., on Friday. f,r --"lS5
a white man was har-ed in ,l-
tho same State, for the same
stated that since her Icc5nstr.e
ders have become as conn. -la l- :
Carolina as larcenIes were Isr F" s.
eral other muTdeTe-S are to n. AID +,
a few weeks. -aasZ
Five years ana six month
the kittauniuG Sentinel. q spl,.- 40 g,
ed us a letter containing ono \ wi q. j.
credited on account Of SuEsc-s''..-A'-
Monday last We received tbror..i' I'm
letter office at Washington tie IA ;' g
one dollar greenback, with m. l.-S5-,a !,
Since that time the postmastar Sc -
subscriber have both died. Itses,-.
therefore that our letter from - =
scriber-dead for some two or t,,,-'s
should reach US through the ,S.. .s \
ter" office. -ass y
At Centralia, recently, m;rs--
Dougherty lit his lamp and u,sc-S
cap, bade his wife good nInIf zr5.-
from his home for his regu.a- r-,,'
at the mine. His wife stood ~ 81
watching the light in her hush.r5r' 3
as l. gradually receded into the ~ q
Suddenly she heard report and ~ ),
disappeared. On giving The alarm n
erty was found dead on the CIasr-5 = =
been shot and instantly killedbysr- q
son who was evidently living In w1.,r
Tho Sunbury Gazetts saws: n. i
recently performed by John Gar-'+ =
going over the ShamoEIu dam st.r..
in - common foot boat carried ~. q
the ice while rowing 10 SauUarg n W. =
maTket) and escaped undyonned 2,
that was never performed before A.
+ ly will never be dDno again. at lsa,.- Be
Mr.. Garringcr, If he can helg
cluug to the boat until he reached 3, %
water below the dam, where lie No. II
til he was succOred by those Who's,
: situation from shore. g
The Philadelphia Press has ,bs,s s.
ing compliment for the F. r.
The new directory Of the Peang, nl
Railroad unanimously reelected r,. G
otficcrs-Johu Edgar TAompsga 81
dent, Thomas \. Scott, first We F.
dent, and George 3. Roberts, sasz 3
President. Never al any time
stockholders OF this great wyrk !.
much reason 10 repOse full cou55s
their executive officers, and ue,g q
they shown this confidence wIt4 ie
cis!ye and grateful emphasis
-Whiie about twenty persons
turning from the CampOciHte Cast G
miles east OF Carboudule. H.. OF a, Z
night, they were fired upon from. Z.
bush, and Mrs. StauseiI and Da73
ner dangerously, perhaps Iuy-. sll "a
ed. 1t IS not known who the .u
were, but il is believed that the aE.s,
out of an old grudge existing a
Bulliner's family and some # ;lel z
borS, and was - Continuance Of then, 3.
which occurred three months --l. Ind =,
young BuilineT's father was killed
A man legwhich had been uestl7i -
tated by locomotive At Newark, y =. =.
last Monday, was carried by the eng -,
Bristol, Pa, labout one hundred
and when the engineer discovered tas II
on the cowcatchcr lie kindly inguE !,
telcgraphing along the line whether T.
body had missed = leg. Newark sasFs
yes, and the leg was pgolg:y -s:l-l
1t was TO la,e, however, to be gf alT
vice, foT the former owner vas dead.
tAen, 1t was an exhibition of :.lc-i-5
derness on the part Of the engineer
took it of.
The Portland Maine 5.a aIs
five years ago 4 gentleman "a H1
/ scratched his name on = u!ch.e VI
sent II on its travels. Egnteea ,
. after this cent came into the P0ss51
Lowell acquaintance, vino lst a.
( name upOn IL. Two years atts- a.
/ up in Pennsylvania, and came
hands of former chUm OF tie
/ er. Recognizing the name u5 -s 9
/ his also on the coin. One day E -
/ the man who started the cent aa Is she,
/ els WAS making purchase 90
store, when the identical G.czs n
left his pocket five years ago Va z lr
TO him IN change. "A
The Forest Republican szys:F
lies at Centreville, Neuang1 clllT o
been at enmity for a long time air
ed an old quarrel, 1T singing Sc, ap
last Friday night a week Els
was doOrkeeper, and old Mr. c,G. 81
ed in without paying, "A5lslE
knocked him down ami d.aE-=- g
War was declared, and the tg-
next day for fight. The resl.. Fb
the SUucks was severely s.a1J-
back one of the Detv.Chs V8s ST.
one of his ears, and one Of as
another of the DetriChS WAS O.
head with four pound weight
effects of which he viii PruU4.E
"A rather elderly man nam.
/ Coukey, was found dead racs
corn-crib in JacEsUnvii.e, l.no
q horrible condition. DecCase-
Irishman, and had lived with
farmers in that region for >eTtE
but he had been out Of work, an
relatives or friends, and Ia a dsss
and peuniless condition, sex Do ye
mind, he doubtless sought sHs-s
corn crib for the night, where a5
exposure. When found his ewes -
eaten from their sockets. one @. -1
from his head, aud most Of the l'N
his fingers, by the rats. lle G.
verdict was III accordance Win d. .-'H
The steamboat Samuel ]. ii
Cincinnati to New Orleans, bu-@.A
pipe one hundred and twen'!'-
above Memphis on SuEd2! -,
eleven o clock The following sI5D,
alties Z. Wagner, second eugils'-
ly scalded Richard Leonard e..
severely, since died Frank H't"4l
hand, badly; John johnson -5.-
lost overheard Charles Jones, CIV.
man, killed. Captain }. l.. Osl''
narrow escape, bat was uulJIr-.. ~.
City of Wick sburg overlook las -
ing down next morning and -,
the bank and conveyed the -
Memphis. The Hale is uninJl.'-~
bursted pipe. M.
About \ year ago Mrs. 'H..r
her daughter Almira made an M =.
kill Byron Wright st Cedar - o.,
for which misuses Of free WI 80, -