The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-29

MI LoeO son, SAMMY ta Flia
weeks ago. The squirrel W.. ~a"sht fsT
two or three days old when :, %s Only abal.
the cat. She seems to be opi..IS was giVeaS
tached to the squirrel as I" ,',e .,S as much 4,
kittens. She moved her c..eT either Of L..
days age from the lower a,,-,.-.s 1,,.'.'e.s a IL,
upstairs, and was very cat rents to Ii.
adopted young one along wi,b win 70 q, ea'ryI..
her family. WIN 'le g.s, ],
There is gentleman ljy;r-
Southwestern Railroad near Oh Ia
Ca, who has thirteen daugIte.-N Nognt-s
clothing for them by the wInIs-.,-,. lie tgy,
when last IN Columbus. Ic 1s Il5,
yards Of calico, 100 Of law, ~ slt 81
pairs of shoes, and other r.rds s''Sa,l s
tion. Unlike many fathers -, W P'oF.
one daughter, he paid cash For ,-a IN nave o,,
chases. Though an old man l.aI ,'l 1s pa.
bought bushel of corn or r~,,,', ,.1 '''s ls7-
but has raised them all LiI.,r'.1 u, 1ss
never sworn an oath and t.. lie ,5
dollar to any one. -o' or,
An incident recently occurred o.. ,
falo, n. Y, showing tie s,ro-- ~" a .. u
an engineer may feel for bjs I5.tS "-,,tS
An engine belonging to the Gra,t Tr .'.s
Railroad was in shed which ~ y s'isl
William Go!ding. tho engineer -
the scene when the shed was f-''.'l a. @.
and jumping through a window. I. .--sz
into the cab, and backed the er.-s.- Ss.sl,
what singed, out through the 5r-., s--e
fire TO the track. Mr.. GoIdiug hin. ID
severely burned about the urrsr me- sl
the body, and rs soon as the ,-- .1.' d
stopped he jumped from it. sag '2
-FroOably the worst that M,
seen; was the dodge by which II. ys ls
Legislature of Pennsylvania rsssa5 j-' ...-. a.
laws for Philadelphia. Being rr,r..,..- ,,r..s.-, Z,
by the new Constitution from T'as,.,.-.
cial laws" they passed laws for a. III
over 500, 600 inhabitants. " and ,s -' r
only one of this class-Philaderrr.-
were in effect special acts of Ier.s.-
though not coming within causr-.--
prohibition. We have Vet 10 hs.-.
body of men surprising the las r..
ture in that sort Of astuteueSs wE-cl5
to be distinguished from knayerv.
The New York herald rrbr,r-
long list OF Nellie Grants wefFfr-
euts. 1t says The presents ara r..
at abuot $50, 600. General Gran, an
his daughter some months ago +, ~
/ what he should give her without rr-.-s
cost. Her choice was sult # r'-,t
one of white lace. Mrs. Grant v-a..
mediately to the wife of our lIirfes.
Brussels, Mrs. J. 2. Jones. an i-.--
Z friend of the family, giving the 0rs--
the handsomest TO be had in Elr1r.
gaTdless of expense. The result is
such as has never before found il, wsv--
other hands than those Of royalv.
Nellie Grants wedding was the .f
that has taken place in the White Hons
President Tyler took a bride % ihs -rl
sion at the beginning Of his term. h-,
soon died, and toward the latter ua-
his term he again married his bride o.
q Miss Gardner, of New York. who i
lives, and is much esteemed The C.
mOny took place quietly In church. bu.
reception at the white house was tie %
brilliant evert of that time. Tie llu-
ter of President Tyler was alsl mars
during his mcumbency Of tie sracuiiT
office to Mr.. Waller, of Virginia Bl.h
them have since died, leaving ggl one slI
An employee in the King Philip
at Fall River was scrubbiug The 1sr
the third story with a mop the r.ag
when he backed up against b-t
ches wide that passes through t1e-ar
hquely, thence over a shaft ami 81
through the floor again. The lex
moving a. the rate of thTee-qH3utE
mile Il minute, and the man was c-
down through the floor: but before sial,
the floor of the second story. he rolled
another belt that was running III D.
posite direction. The sudden reversed
him upon the floor, but he was not
The mop, however, ripped up three bad
and was broken all to pieces.
The people of Waterloo, Ia, have
/ been taken in and done fOg Jy a man -l
/ Hall, who professed TO be the Owus. u
/ school furniture factory a Des NlilS
/ was willing to move to Waterloo pH
he was sufficiently encouraged. l-
/ upon the people commenced elc17,
him. 4 gentleman breaking mp
keeping encouraged him by selling 5-
/ furniture, for which he gave BIS L..a
/ Others encouraged him by giving
small sums to meet immediate Ell
! Some of the bankers encouraged li-.
counting S4, 600 of his paper. wheFl
. started off TO move his factory. ;
time nothing has been seen dT -a
him, and the factory hasn't been
! The people of that tlouriShlns lH8
are disposed to regard their Htto-.~-
as Waterloo defeat.
After all the arrests that bare
made of persons supposed to J5.'.-
. I.,,yI.,. a.trrrrHr~~FE
murders in Kansas, all OF thai a.
/ still at large. The person aIIes.s., u ,-
! recently as the elder Bender asa e-
was reported, had been sat!Sias'.,s,-. ",
titled, proves To be Gementrd o-
! the name of Koch. The county
for Labette county, Kansas. l,.-
description of the senior Bender '-
the criminal is described rs .-l-
an intelligent counteuauee ana '5-
in no wise the vagrauts So iLe4-.'--.
for members of the Bender 'a-
adds that allof the BeudeIs H'-'.-
ing their fiendish nature, ap, ,e.'' = ..
and pleasant in their manners az.
are supplied with money, IL
that they will be found acting Us
/ fools or vagrautS.
A wonderful cave has been d..
near Pine Grove. Cal. Three A.--
+ Stokes, Jameson, and Mason ,N-
for about a mile and q gl'-'[.
found chambers beautifully at.--', I'd
stalactites and staiagmlteS, ',.~
of water leaping from the TOO. ~
parently bOttomless PIT. aisl .,z-r.
emitting sulphurous puns %. r.,ss
another chamber the walls ~,.- -,-- ~sry
highly magnetic. One Of t-s 5.g.5r 81.
carried a hatchet had 1t sudden. ,- r.,-
from him by magnetic ro'S ..rra. [r
he passed, and the com 2iDsH lL.E f. SD
the party was unable to detacH ,Fs IN SD
who had on miners boots, '',l could
which were filed with nai.', i,, 70 Ir sep
with diffculty, and Happening .Tiy Ina magli