The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-07

na' no usually been called a cardir.5
tue But the potato bug is 60 80
turned TO good account. they 50, "a, T.
sects possess Qualities like H., e
opaIllsn ny, and a chemical ula,,,r.-.-
firm IN indianapolis has receiys5 =. .'
Tor thousand pounds of the FARM,
-Goyernor Kellogg, Of Lo1isi,l..
s'Sned the death warrants orlerin,...l
ecution on 2lst of August. I'm ill.,. -.
Assumption, of five men wb,fD .-
murdered ana robbed Elish, Fas,-,-. p.
old flat boatmau, III that pari-t
money. Tire names Of the. c.,.,s....... .-
Anderson Perry. John Ross A-....-
Tie, James Williams and Ja,prs D, p,
One Is white man. two are So f5-i..
pass Tor white, one l. - mula;.u al
negro.
1t Is said that nearly t7ya hr.,4..5
pie in the city OF New York ....
break for the purpose Of rpra7,i,..
slaughier-hOuSes ana Griuk5ur- .r-..
blood of animals. At iirSf the go. .
pulSive, but in a short time tho d..
the ensanguinod fluid lccp.rr- -...
ConsnmptiveS drink the war-u i,,...'
means of prolonging their lives. anal .
testify that their existence ha, l..-
longed for many years toy uarr7La...
regularly, and that it has l.e....
tive luxury.
Great quantities OF rra~~hr-...a...
appeared in Western and S.-i-t,,.
, Kansas, and are dcStroviuc ...-.-..
They are rapidly moving e..~.r-.1
Minnesota in myliads, and v.1 r..r
4 reach Wisconsin, perhaps Imr.- ..
/ the flying season Is over. AWrr.. r..,
! the late comers can now do - -.. III.
/ eggs, which viii hatch ont mf-r.....
/ vaStating insects next vral. I-
4 deemed certain that otEer Stat,~.i...
neSota viii complain Of the sc.....
year, and if the cloudS Of insect. .-..
their present movement. even ra--.--
eastern States viii not escare.
The first locomotive that nan .- q,
! road on this continent WAS imrrs.r
England 10y the Delaware & Hr.7z..-. I
/ Company was ordered In England !
ratio Allen, assistant engineer u...
ped from Liverpool. April&. IS3l .-. h,
the packet ship John JAY ; arrived
York 18th of May, 1899: wa, sem
river to RoCndout. ana arrived III. a
July, 1929 from thence was tran
10y canal and arrived at Hnuc>,ia,
1929, and on the Sih of August r.- 4
trial trip. This locomotive wa, 4
Stourbridge, England. and the o.
now in use at CarbUudale. penr~y,. /.
henrietta Bowers. a child I'd
years old, Is a prisoner IN the Ne~-
ter jail, on a charge Of attemr,u.-
son the family OF Benjamin =. 9lr
New Garden township. Miller. his
and two persons became very sick 4
after dinner on the 27th inst. a,
physician who attended them rrr. !
1t a case of poisoning. The gil a
oD being questioned. confessed tir.r a
mixed arsenic with the food. f.ru /.
she had found in the hpu~a Fort
she used too much Of tho mineral. 4
result might have been fatal No 4
assigned for the extraordinary csuI
the child.
The latest Virginia sensation Is l
/ tcriOuS murder. The victim WAS 81 4
his own house 10y men ia auiha~l.
neIghbors of the murdered man has
arrested on the Information or "a nt 4
alleges that they paid him 20 help 1
/ di>posing Of the body In ordar -
their own guilt they induced the
1 hide llimselfin the woods. evident
| ing To direct suspicion on him ia 1
murder should be discovered. Sl
/ Of their intention Cawned on tie
mind. and not wishing to lie offered
a victim for others crime. he den 4
/ two Of the murdered mans uci-hbo
/ the asSassins.
A woman was arrested In Buffalo.
! days ago for walking ON the track O.
Central Railroad. This Is the first
/ brought. al least for a long time. uu1s
/ almost forgotten law of I-jo. which
yides that Iii shall not be lawful "a
! person. other than those connected v
! employed upon the railroad. to walk
/ the track orupou the railroad eNcgr.
/ the same shall be laid along pubic
/ or streets" The penalty Is - fiIc 4
more than $3.50, OF one years im 4
/ ment- The Central company urHrI
/ see that the law Is enforced, 1uG Il
/ many accidents would be avoided "a
| companies would follow their oz.rnI
The New York papers of -
! contain n marvellous story about ID
/ fifteen years of age, who Is posses
! morbid mania for burning to del-L G
fantS she il employed to nurse. aud
would at once be set down as i.
! II We're not that the incredible ia &
| to be the ones most likely tn ha-r y
| days. This child ficnd Is de~c.. -
! ing In all outward appearance ~r e.
! pered and mild hammered, and. 4
/ tected, she confessed her murGe d
| signs with such fraukne~S. aud ~ug' q
/ ignorance of the nature IF the cli L
/ little doubt Is left Of her iu~auit /.
! Judge who examined into the ma tfo
J wisely ordered an inquiry cpncernfnj
. mental condition, aud It is one Wind o
/ To- be promptly conducted.
A special from Oak ISluAS. Was
/ the Boston idrertiS.r says: For spraev
. there has been a good deal of SC Ind
/ connection with q MT. Niu~Bu. IF T.
. ton, and =. X Elliott. of WprCe~t 81
. have occupied cottage I'm CGmnlly
two married women belonging 10 Id i&z
! These men have been threatened ~
coat Of tar and feathers. aud NIu- s
/ ing trouble left the island some -
! Last night a party of men went =
/ tage and called out Elliott. Affa g
/ crablc struggle they forced Dbl e.
wagon. In which were . pot ut
! bag Of feathers. Elliott drca a &
and fired twice, the second shH. j
leb Smith, brother Of the U.s..
The report of the piston fright
horse which ran away and tiry"
party from the wagon. Elliott g-.
surrendered himself to tho author
tense excitement prcvails here
quence Of the affair.
IHE INCEETATNTY oF tFrrr-V-T
EvIDENCE.-The latest ca. 81 cItg