The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-12

Mrs. Ann Nanderbr,-.
was mortally burned whiIe L;1 VI ,gi1c--..
with coal-oil on Sunday MOI. .H.'1G..Dg
mother, and husband We, lie. az
whlie tearing the hurning u 'a.e.y j--.
he victim was only sa,S,.,. .'-es OF
'I w w 'il,'LL'eG i.i on TUESDAY Of fss-@ fss-@
= n.''e The New Yorl S Ss'>. Ta
rance Una! tilat II" French or En-,., sass
. "i cuI'i'a'inh n'w-a-days ~. w.-
'erS oeio" her knees. The -'.1 Per q.
SINKS there beneath the nr.--. .la.
coSe veins, cold feet and e. and r
oi the heart may be bgourI+ 81. -Ea
garter IN the wrong pI7To ,.aE q t-
5 fastened above the knee an -, '-er f
oeformlty may be avoided '''> pam a.
Bear Lake, Idaho. bo,s.-.,
not more than five or sfv T... anon,
covered with fur or short I... .lay.
snuff color. The face of HI N. OF a d.
very wide between the cyrs ..',
to the nose, with verv fTr fr-~ 'aE
ears like those Of horse r... ~ eyes
long. 1t did not lool, ra~rc;...,,.- Ne',og
Slowly GIVING l ano coming ND ar,.-
III lI'O the bride Of a r- ---
PENNSYLVANIA, who had to ra, len 7....
from England, sent the f7i,...s' ..' 'ss
"A fine domestic cloth r.r
shllllngs; needles, No. . IN m.
black calma shoes, eight d. l..i
and a handsome sprinr sill. :.
also included the sending or ~ lie
dyed over ''Of any color ybfcI, r-a- .--.s D
best ''," would G,
The New York Herald Sou
estern crusaders seem to 1rars
green curtain down. While nm
they attracted a great deal oF ,... w.
the general subject of temror-r,,
doubtedly accomplished some ,..' 90.
4 trouble with such an ccceutrc
however, Is that the ladies can NAV
, sidewalk in pleasant weather .rr.
the rumseller can deal in I5-,r,-s- y
year rOInd.
-JeiterSonville. Indiana. had.
, tragedy on Saturday eveniBr--,
; keeper named McDermutt .f.-..-
wife and child, and then himself d
mott, remarks the Pittslvr-h p.
: must have been insane. O-f7---
! stead Of committing suicide he v---
|. preserved the thread Of his own rt
simply plead insanity when rags-
the jury. As there was domes-s,.s
in the case this would have inst H..
On the old Nalon r-are-- .- (
Whiteland township. and now .
Q by Mr.. Davis Ruth, says the We>.s
E ,jertFSORigH, stands q large ann.
which was very full of blossoms. s-s-.
= ineHt among these is one which a..s
E ting is in full bloom. whilst the a-h.-.
q disappeared. The leaves are d
: long and II inches wide. maEr-
1 inches in diameter; it appears TO
substance fin the center, but reser
, white rose in full bloom.
a heavy storm of thunder. iii
. and rain visited Troy, y. T.. n, S..
- afternoon. During its ca7,f--7r,a
;, span of the new iron bridge ar-a
Hudson to West Troy was either
down or struck by lightning. and
. into the river struck four cana. t..-, Il
=, at the dock under it. There were
persons in the boats. all Of -l.ra a-
. posed to have escaped. The ta..
- loaded with iron ore. The srqr o.
- bridge was 24O feet long. Los, s-a
! Archbishop Purcell OF Cilar-.-.
- throcgh his official organ, tle e.
> Telegraph, thus gives the cause af t5
= cent meeting Of prelateS iutil-c.7.
= main object Of the visit -, % -ru
= the cities where they thuu.. i sz-sl
:, to have Metropolitan Sees eyrelt7
= . Sovereign PontiE It IS understood
- Santa Fe, New Mexico, hilvsrEe
- consin, Philadelphia. and Boston
- choice of the Bishops Who met DO s.
and Cincinnati. Peoria, IlIinr> sJ
mended for an Episcopal See
The town of Winchend1n. Nss
serious fears of the great dan S. .
monack pond. This great sheet q q
= covering twenty-five hundred as
, places often twenty feet deep suT7
Of the water for the mills, though
, tity comes from North AShbGm.a-
- dams are built near together. wta
- to restrain the floods. one few isst
than the other. Should q freshH
:. it is believed that WIncheud0H vi
- destroyed. The water in ths Igl-
40 high, so that the road near lis bgL-
. been raised.
- Last Monday night an exp
" CURED at No. / shafs, Nan-icnEs Is
- county, burning three men aal 's.
- TO the breaker, which was soon .s
u While fighting the flames. some
" tiubeTs fell upon William N'TaE
}, him instantly. Alex. Ale. Cha-s'
- Hawley Walsh, Thomas Lowell l-4
= Manus, Henry ReimensuydeT ana
: Krebs, Of the gang who were a.s'i
- in fighting the fire. were oveTcom
~ and had to be carried from tie uI
" first two were insensible when l'
49, the fresh ar, and have since did
= others are doing well.
"A letter from Rome, speaking
- Vatican. says that a curious fae,
- record Of is that one frequently I.
- United States praised for their Hosa
-" meut Of Catholics, both now ana
.. few exceptions in the vholec7l.s5.
history. The priests say that 0-
- Catholic Church has lost IN Ll.es'
~ the past two centuries has bee. l.
D made up by what it has gained % 81.
- World. The first steps have Dt.-
0' and before long Identification VIII
80 slowed by the Catholic CHuIca VI
40 name of Christopher Columbus
- ination of his title to Cathode .s.
for some time, by command oL ,-
: = engag ged the attention OF the w.
ie9 canon law. The claim Is fouHas-.,t
"a q, great act-littIe less thsn tia, .
ie ation-by which Columbus on.s''
boundaries Of the Christian Won
n An escape from death Is 7.
= as any ever related by the i'Ll u,
l was made by an individual oa '..
y = and Milwaukee Road . few ni7-.-
H. chronicled by the Fro Press o. --- n
=, city. 1t seems that an unkhg"-. -..l,
:" permitted to ride on top oi q IT. r.
- on his representation that he .'' pa. .r
~ ~ to pay his way to Grand kaI.'~
81 willing to do anything he was .,..r. g-
- got to tell him Of the seyeLa.. .,..,,rs l.'
p; on the route; and about mIal'.-.,rs IL a
Il engineer, having discovered cd, :, t,s
IL road. whistled down brakes f,4.,
;, ger was the first up from the Gu ~ md
= ;" running forward over the cars I.sI-s .,S