The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02

| -Ien thousand dollars is the amount sti D
I ulated for about two millions feet Of pins
stampage on the head aters of ClearfieId
creek, near Loretto, which Msssrs. Patrick
and James Flynn bought on Monday last
| from George Bingham and A. L. Holiday
\ Esqs. Mr.. Peter Kinports of Cherry Tree
also sold, last week, s21 900 worth of stand,
| ing lumber to Williamsburg (Blair coun-
| ty) company.
Among the delegates from the Philadel.
phla diocese to the national convention OF
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
America, at Chicago, on Wednesday next.
we notice the name of Mr.. Philip p Cone
| cousin of the editor Of this paper, a Blair
county boy, and, like ourself, graduate in
.ns ar. preservative of Boss Traugh's famous
od print shop" the ''gay and incompara-
Die Standard office, Hollidaysburg.
- ;. Dunmire, the sewing machine man
who has been confined in the Indiana coun-
" jail for several months past on a charge
or fornication and bastardy but who was
released from custody on Wednesday last in
consequence Of a settlement Of the 'slittls
nnpieasaptness" with the party Of the sec
ohd part, was brought here the same even
ing by Sheriff Banner and lod eed ia iajl 10
await legal proceedings in the matter of GER
tain frauds and entertainments said to have
been committed by him in the sale of sew
ing machines
james Esler, engineer, NJ Kielier, fire
man, and H. Doyle, passenger, were in
stantly killed, and Henry HolZ express
messenger, j. ii. Fair, baggage master, j oh n
Brown. newsbey, and John Garrison, pas
henser more or less injured, the former "a
Tally, In collision near New Rsthlehen,
Pa, on the Allegheny Valley railroad, be-
tween the mail train going east and a freight
train moving west, "wednesday noou. The
accident resulted from tho failure of the
telegraph operator at New Bethlehem TO
hold the passenger train for orders, as di-
rected.
we are really glad to announce the fact
that DIR. Thomas Garland, of Altoona, who
was arrested ia July last In Philadelp phia and
Tor some time incarcerated on tho trumped
up charge of setting fire TO his place of busi-
ness ia order to obtain the insurance money,
has just been tried and honorably acquitted,
no testimony duplicating him in the alleged
offence having been forthcoming. This is a
triumph of which Mr.. G. has good cause to
be proud, and one which we always felt SURE
would be forthcoming at the proper time
Should'p ut wonder if he would make II "Ied
hot now for those who sought either his
downfall or has presumed pile of greenbacks
"A young lady named EaTtO WAS instant
ly killed, on the ODD ult., at Osceola Clear
field county, by tho accidental discharge o :
revolver. She was searching at the time
In the pocket of coat belonging to a young
man named Kline for piece OF toilet soap
and while attempting to reach the soap her
hand came in contact with revolver in tho
same pocket, she in the meantime looking
into the barrel Of the pistol, and her hacd
slightly relaxing, the hammer, which had
hand, came down with sufficient force TO K
plode the cap, the rcvolvsr was discharged
and the ball entered Immediately above one
of her eyes, with the fatal result stated.
"A correspondent of the Irish World, writ
ing from Hollideysburg, Blair county, says:
1.carne to this part of Pennsylvania in 1880,
aud there was not a church between Harris
burg and Pittsburgh, with the exception Of
a little one on the top of the Allegheny
Mountains at Ioretto built bv Father Gal
AZ In
within three miles of this place. 1t was
named after Newry in Ireland by Mr..
Cassidy, . land surveyor, who had been
schoo, master in Ireland. At present there
are twenty Catholic churches within thirty
miles OF this place. / am very glad that
the Irish World is so much read outside
element and creed. 1t will open ths eyes
Of some good people to the right side OF the
Irish question.
After the Republican convention ad-
journed last Monday, Harrison Kinkead.
Esq, of this place, was warmly ccngratula-
ted by more than one rural member of the
radical party on his uomi alton for Prothon
otary. 1t is quite Unnecessary for us to say
that gentleman like Mr.. kiukead, 30 we'll
and widely known in this county a firm
and consistent Democrat, could neither re-
ceive nor could he accept nomination for
that or any other Office from the hands OF 3
Republicans 60 unity convention. 1t was his
son, D. II. Kiukesd. who does not walk in
the political footsteps of his father, who re-
csived the nomination in question. He is
very respectable young gentleman, but
stands a much better chance OF being struck
by lightning than OF being elected to the
Office of Prothonotary of Cambria county.
Under the proper heading we chronicle
the death of an interesting little daughter
OF our worthy friend J ohm Itel, of Washing
ton township, which sad bereavement was
the result of fatal injuries received on Sat
urday evening last, in runaway accident
near Munster. The facts as we have learned
them are, that Mr.. Jtcl and his wife, a little
daugh ghtcr and n infant child were riding in a
spring wagon, at tho point indicated, whom
the horse suddenly took fright and started
off at 4 fearful rate not only throwing ont
the occupants of the wagon, but kicking the
little girl in the face. thereby knocking one
OF her eyes completely out and otherwise
mutilating and injuring her so terribly about
the head that she died on Wednesday morn
ing following, as announced. Mr.. Itel was
also kicked on tho left leg, between the knee
aud ankle, receiving a very severe and pain
full injury, which will probably conflne him
to the house for. many days to come. Mrs.
Itel and tke infaut, strange as 1t may seem,
escaped without injury, fact which leads
us TO suppose that they at least were not
thrown from the wagon, while 1t is possible
that Mr.. Itel aud his little daughter also re-
manned in the wagon, our Information to the
contrary notwithstanding, and that the in
iuries were inflicted while in that position.
Be that a. it may, Mr. itcl and his estima-
BILE lady, who are highly esteemed by all VINO
know them, have the earnest sympathles or
the entire community in their great bereave-
ment.
THH "BURDETr" Crow NED AT THE
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