The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-23

Some Of the republican statesmen of
Indiana received marks of popular atter-
:i0n by no means mpiimentary IN the last
election. Marion county. the home OF SEN
ator Morton, s.. Joseph, ihe home Of Col
fax. and Decatur, the home of VIII Cum
back, have each given democratic maiori-
ties FOR the FIRST time since Tie organization
of the republican party.
"A Guatama!a paper says tie victims
Of the earthquake of September Sd number
Two huudIcd. The losses suffered in the
Department are estimated at twenty five
thousard dollars. Many dead bodies re-
manned buried under the stream Of mud
which descended from TIE Core Del Pilgr,
Which was three hund. ei feet deep in some
places. The town OF BueunoS i entirely
ruined. and Alonsn&go, Cej1dal, Nieia and
Arratiiion suffered severely. The Govern
mcut has ordered supplies of flour from
salvador and Caifss- ia
The Philadelphia L5dger'8 obituary
columns recently recorded The death, At
Media, on Ccto;'c5 ,. II Mrs. CathaTiuc
Reilly. at tire advanced age Of one hundred
aud fouT years and five months. The ven
ersbie lady was born near CootehiH, County
Caven. Ireland, May :, l1f0. She came 10
this country iii 1910, landing in Phiisdel-
Ihia. and for Tnauy Je.Is subsequently le-
sided there. She had seven children and
tweut ' four grandchildren. and belonged
- = long lived family. an aunt having re
Gently q .ud III Ireland at the age of one
hundred aud eight.
The funeral of the late Bishop NcFar-
land, Of Eaitiold, Conn. took place o..
Thursday in that city. : requiem mass
was celebrated IN -. Patricls's church toy
Bishop Mclaughlin, ef Brooklyn, Bishop
Enudricl;S0n. oT Providence. delivering the
funeral discourse. Thirteen Bishops and
large mum Der of priests were present. The
funeral procession included the attending
Bishops and priests, Sisters from the city
convent. all the local Catholic societies, and
= great oouc0urse of citizens. The body
was Inferred in vsult in front Of ST. JOS
eph,s Convent The NisereGe and the
Bsnedl lctCS were Chauted at the grave.
{ hartman ETiett and cand date Ohm
sted having falsely stated that the public
debt al the close Of democratic asfniuistra-
ticn in 1860 was forty millions OF dc!iaI-
two millions in excess Of what it really
was it is now sought to bolster the lie by
adding the loan Of three millions authorized
in 1861 to the debt of 1860. Mr.. Errett
will not publish this statement in his own
newspaper. out procures it to be done IL
quarters whore q convenient fais&a0oa is
preferred before an iuconveuient fact. But
Is Is hardly fitting that a man should be
running for Lieutenant Governor of the
State who VIII 50 falsify the record and
stand 20 If.
The Lawrence (Nass) Sentinel saws
that a number Of months since a IIdvcrhiiI
man desired some accommodation Of the
Boston 8 Maine Road. kut was refused.
This action so provoked him that he deter
mined to get square bv some meaTS. and at
length. noticing That there was no draw la
the Railroad bridge near the city. he deter
mined to put The Company tn the expense
of building oec. 50 he commenced buiIa-
ing 4 schooner Of ab st goo tons at point
above the bridge. ard now, as it il nearly
ready to launch. lie will soon load it with
legitimate fteio!t, sail down To the bridge.
and demand passage. which the railroad
people must grant him, whether or no.
The Buffalo Express tells 4 story bout
a Young fellow Who was standing on the
platform Of the lyie depoJ at A1on. u few
says since. when the train came in FROM
Buffalo. When it stopped yCGHg i8.ly
raised car window, looked iEteDtly at
him 4 minute, and then came ont. Jump
ing from the car she rushed up to where
he stood, threw her arms around has neck,
and kissed him. The young man. being 4
proper young man. a.d much surprised at
such conduct un a strange lady's pant.
quickly freed himself from her embrace.
"N hats the matter With YOU ?'' he asked.
She locked at him very closely. turned
sixteen different colorS, and aDulogized.
she bad mistaken bim for a brother whom
she has not seen for years, but who had
promised to meet her at Avon.
taking the conversion OF the MarGu;S
of Hipon 10 the Catholic religion for lis
theme. the Jaift fottolira Of Rome com,
paieS the progress of Catholicism in Great
Britain for Ihe past hundred years. Ac-
c0rdiEC 20 the most authentic document :
II obtains some results that probably will
surprise many. In 1868 there were GO. oaO
Catholics ~ England and Scotland in 1921
they numbered 900 600 in 1912, son Oan.
in iS45. $3.50, coo. There are to-day in
England ,f53 Catholic churches. Il; mon
a>'erieS for men. 26S for women. .a6a
schools. and 1888 priests. England. Scot
land, and Wales are divided into twenty
di"ceses. Thiity-threc members of The
iiouSe Of Lords are Catholics, while thirty
seven sit in The Commons and six in tha
Queen Privy Council. In the ranks of
the baronets they number ssyruty-seve,