The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-21

A Manchester N. H. mecba,,;. :
covered he was quite rich without kuoyyir !,
1t the other day. For twenty years lsh
earned from $3.50 II S3.25 per day fr,,
which he has paid the rent and ,.-.,--f
clothes for himself and family sr5 ~
gave his wife from $50 to 30 r,er r,o,,,,. /.
meet the household expenses. vyb,,i, :.
managed entirely 10y her. - IN, h
along without asking ur knowing tie ..
dition of their private purses i5r .r,
counted their money for the first .,,..
few days ago. The husband ,.r.r...
about $500. and the wife 81. 1Db nlora n,
ing the nice little sum of =. 200 vlf.r. 4
accumulated and been kept IN the d.
all those years.
"A special dispatch to the U7r-l.
Telegraph, from Martinshurg. W,s- h;
oinia, Friday morning. saws a mashed ID,
about |. a. NJ, surrounded the iail and
, formed the prison keeper that they d. n
/ prisoner TO place within the iail aud ~ =,
/ the door was opened the mob rushed
! secured the keys and took from Rf. !,
! John Talifor (coloredl, who was ,la- !
with committing rape nearly one
/ ago in that county. Al afterward '..l 4
/ life of the young girl. lie was tlf,5
/ murder, convicted and sentenced - J.,
/ ecuted ON July 31st. but 10y some m /
! his execution was deferred. The 1,rrl;
&C lrred about onemile from Maitiu>i /
on the line of the {. Y. II. Il.
An old man (William Gag. saw, 4
! Madisonville (ky.) Times. died ,rala ].
last Monday. lie had gone to a rc..1l !.
house and eaten his breakfa~t. a,E
standing III the door. when lie r..,
dead. He was a singular g,u.-~
nearly twelve years he has refused +.
in a house. and for a number If E.7,
made his home i'm large hollow ,rea 4
ing his own cooking and wa>hi-~ n
tree was finally blown or burned e. .,,n 4
he dug hole in the grouud. whe.e l- 4
up to the day of his death DuI1r
war he was robbed of four or five lur 4
dollars, the accumulation of years n
and industry, and this loss probably
, anced his mind and caused him tu |., "A
1 singular, hermIt-like life.
MIR. J. G.. Cooley. Of Middle T' n
= Connecticut, proposes To- tu.n us
whole of his property. cpnsi>tfr- =
! stocked farm of one hundred n
1 acres, to his fellow printers wh. n
desire to secure a peaceful La
5 price Of moderate Iabur. Nrira.r e
; nor the sick will be admitted. nr d
will be made welcome. iuclI1-- Ii
u who may have served apWar'.r. 4
i printers. Mr.. Cooley began E.-- d
, er. published the Nnrvich -
: several years, aud made a futulo
2 York by manufacturing wuo-'.. t. 4
large Job work. Having >.,.. q
: and leisure FOR himself. hc de-..a- =
:. up in some measure Cor jIc u.. L
u tunes Of his fellow c.aft~m.... q
I 4 Dhid LsdQer.
u An Omaha CoTTcSprUdeI- Hi D.. u
: World. writing under d8'c of h.-
saws a shocking rnuIder ace. z
y torture was peIpcirtfcd BOO 70 .. p
: Colfax county. IN that N'I'e. .
u 4 number ~ Indians. ~uuuH-
!, nees. campcd near q hnuH~.l.... s
: Z md two sguawS went lu -r.
They came to the house - l,. ' q
absent aud went through %. r 81. II
wife'S remonStrarccS Ifrn..r r
, tempted To- take away fhn f8w.. .f .
! - which the wife objected
SqUIwS bcai her over the head. Il
the husband came I'm. and ~,r..- :
y wounded, took hiS gun and ~la- e
p, + S1UavS. The ofhcr ~rr-'w f4-r p. IL
dian camp and reported what lr
- done. Twelve 81 il:r luliau~ ti..u o
, the house. captured the d ,,nest-.' l,..- i
ned him. CIT hiS hands or and las
ont. This was done in the uf,-~..n q q
: wife. \ large party of pur~nrrS La
( West Point i'm search &C the Ind 'enS.
) X almost certain that they via lsot
them.