The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-11

church, died at Springfield. Ohio q, r,-i
nesday. lie was one Of the old stool
ing become travelling minister i, -.-
and fought his way through an the -
and hardships of a frontier life ina-rl- D.
ing elected Bishop in 1886. lie W
OF The few remaining representa-.
early Methodism, and his death M.
era in the history of that church
"A dispatch from Bismarck IN ,r. -
Paul EreHing JoVrH0' saws a Marty ,.r ..-
mep will leave Bismarck i'm abaT, .-.
days for the Black Hills The rar,.
be composed Of experienced MIN.
hunters, who not only know tIt4 ,,-
gold and the habits Of the Indians l...
sharp enough to evade the nifi--,-.
who, once in the Hills. can live a. H.. -
men live, and consequently will not /, =.
themselves with supplies to any great
tent.
A World special from Denver Cd.
do, says: The gold discovery in III, d..
Hills has created an excitement whief B.
penetrated to Denver, aud large ,a....
organizing TO set out early in the s,..-
1t will number one hundred and uf,v M.
well armed and equipped, and viii l.. n
to set the Sioux at defiance. Sheri.,,,
injunction prohibiting trespass on the
servation is considered n dead lette,
the similar one made in regard 10 Ia. {
Joan country, was never sustained n
party will leave in the latter part of ?.
ruary.
John L. Nutter, a young man rse
ing with his parents on the caruyrnf 81.
nit and Magnolia Avenues. jersey .-
Heights, appeared before Justice Aiaa
on Monday and charged that Ne,>r> J.-
Dunn, John Gordon. and other 1c-..
connected with Rev. J. =. Gleuda-I-f. .
church, had tIied to Undue. him bytUr..
, of exposing him in relation 10 an aH.,
. case of larceny TO swear that he Wa.
father of Mary f. Pomcroy'S child T
publication of the affidavit hv rla L,
papers has renewed the Interest semevl
in this clerical scandal
1t will not heighten the gold ieyc- I
terially that General ForSythe calu.ar.
Clusters glowing report Of the riches a.
I Black Hills. What intending miunr.
now waiting for, is CongrCs>i1ual I'd
putting an end to Indian treaty ff.l.s
that region, and opening il to white
ators under government protection. Il
this is done, the bravest OF most -ecal
of adventures will be slow to move ta|
i
days ago. they trespa~s between two Il.
7 vengeful, treachcTUuS Sioux uu line one.
United States troops ou the other.
Clark and Lewis. the two men acru
Of robbing poor man I few DAYS agn.
then tying him To the railroad track vl
they expected the cars would soon lu-
end to him, are now ilI jail at jefferson.
Indiana. Their lawyer Is endeayui .
secure their release ou a writ Of ?
corpus, and the people assert HAT ~
prisoners leave the jail they viii hang r
tothe first tee. Between the priyltI..
prison life and threats OF AN Md.guaut
ulacc, the two prisoners are In au Uu,l
ble position. If they are guilty. hove
there Is scarcely any punishment too ~e
: for them.
A dispatch from Kentucky states
t ou Tuesday evening % last week 81 y
lady was outraged 10y neEInIu I.-~.s-
( county. Kentucky, and Lewis FI.a
was arrested as the pcrretIa.nr of
crime. He was taken to Frankfort irr
keeping and brought back To Nielpia-
Un Friday for trial. The negroes 1t =
ola-ville. expecting him to br lrne
armed themselves the same nigh. aud
in wait near the jail. About maI
some fifty armed men approached .he
They were fred upon by the NEGROES.
Joel W. Singleton was Instantly ki
The remainder Of the party led.
sheriff summoned a Ia~Er o.>e to q
the Jail.
This from the Pittsburgh P,E.
telegraph announces with some Il I
that Henry Ward Bc>c.cr pieacae,
Sunday last AT TU.n II BGuIaiu- \. IL.
large audience. special trains bringing
a thousand hetrevs. Mr.. Beecnel is
ported a. having been much atirr..4
voice faltering aEG hi> eyes Hln-
tears. All tins Is ~ il Slolld lc. ll
do not understand why some raHi
John Rogers with nine small CAl.arti
whom a collection was taken mp al tae
cluSiou of the tear filling eve sermon.
realized $l63. The poorest c'u-geg'
around Pittsburgh could do thu u
May be that widow WASH good iH'k1
The prosecution of the pIIe>tln.s
infringement of the FslCk Laws IS I'd
ing in extent in Germany. At "a.
Canon kOrythOwSki, an arChicpiSCopa
fetal, who refused to exercise ms oho
apostolic delegate in the name of q
pTiSoIe| 9r:hD SHIP, wa tie an
fenced to nine months impr-isuumHl
costs. Immediately after the Sentta
pronounced the Landrath left the 4
| Justice, and went 10 Canon hou1'n 4
= to announce 20 him second punish
J / This was a decree Of expulsion, SIEus
| DR.. Falck. by which he Is banished
the provinces of Posen, Prussia. Sd
and the district Of Frankfort un the
: He was t. leave the town OF Gucse
: tweuty-fouT hours.
The late Duchess Of Leeds. who
| one Of the daughters of Richard { 4
of Baltimore. and grand-GauEhts
: Charles Carroll, Of Carrollton. beqaea
= 20. 600 to Archbishop Manning ID
. Rev. !. ID. L. Butler and the Rev N
Richards, upon trnst, to be applied 4
maintenance, support and ehpchu
Young men studying for holy orders
: Roman Catholic Church; I" the orPhd
= for boys. fouuded by her at Mayiieid,
r sex. all the household and chu!ch
: ture and effects. farming sock and /
ments in aud about tho said orIla
pecuniary legacy of e10,o00 and iE 4
ther sum of 600 to build an entrance 4
TO the orphanage for girls, founded 4
at Bletchingly, Sussex. al the sur
and effects. farming stock and impe /
! in and about such orphanaSe, and
to build an entrance-lodge.
In Nashua. y. H.. resides :,
girl whose pi,iful lot excites the II
sympathy, yet for whom sympathy a
but little in alienation Of the sad ml>fn 4
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