The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-07-03
Nctcs 0nd Eot.ficaE items.

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Hugh Donohue. completed the feat OF walk
ing 900 miles in 600 hours.
A toad in Barton, ' t.. stands under
leailN beer barrel and catches the drops as
they fail, getting gloriously drunk.
James +. Bessom proposes - walk 100
miles in . [ hours backward, nn one Of tho
flaclls of Boston, for s.. 600. July ,.
"A iu.v i'm San Diego, Cal, the other
day brought in Il vert:ct 'f not guilty,
with a request to the defendant to restore
the sheep.
While induIgiug with hcs companions IN tho
amusement Of kicking at mark the other
day dislocatsd her thip i joint
\ lot. having an area Of 2,2lO square
feet. in the midst of the business portion
If I.ortlon, was recently sOId at the rate q
q. S72. 30 gold Per foot, CT $16o eco he lot.
a citizen of nctrojt, who has Jcen e2l-
ploring in the northern part OF The state
says he never realized how wiokCd be WAS
until he WIS chased three miles b. a bear
--PLHadeL hia is ii dread 81 a VA. ca
famine and all lie nIagHateS of the water
department are praying for rain. Ihe
SehuylkiH is very low and daily growing
lower.
Massachls Its is young Irish la,I, Who
has to h lie his books H',d steal away 70
peruse them after a hard day. labor en-
New 1r,rlz has an '.iufaut." Hois on
the DoIicc force. He stands ! feet & in
crcS. ard vci- rs - pounds in his sum-
n:cr IN fern. Ard yet is.e&pccl,et g"t
his watch. ,.... .
Ravoluiiol,. wa found the ether day in tie
EeaIt Of "A tree twenty inches in danrrteg,
near the spot at Centre Rutland, W., where
the Old fort sto 4.
The remains e 4 maa who was bliioa
six years agG veIc touf.d ia a perfect state
Of preservation at Scranton a few d.lys a. =
One side of The col..n VAS sou-d aIil The
other side decaycd.
-Ncn digging a well at RccheScer.
Mimi. found log Of wool ;th,ut one foot
in diameter. fily-f,o fest blow tie
sun face. The bark WAS still o. the log,
and The wood vas a SPECIES OF dark. col0Itu
pine
MIS- Cotb;n, OF EyansviI,G. H., has
di-cJycrcd thut women s#cccct better at
everything else than at mr>hcIhn. =. She
says that Of all the chHdten born in Chris
tendon only oue-ha.f Fcac!. the age e six
years.
u Paterson man who had placed sew
craI lightning rods on his house was dc
lighted. durjng recent storm. at seeing 1t
struck in two places, whi.c the house {
his HcicltTjor. who was too mean t. pay
foI 4 ligItuing rod. was not struck at all
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hasa be#uji ilHl cemetery for all horses. dogs,
cats. ard other animals dying in his neigh
bnlhpod. auG allows each "a them tomb
store. lie keeps has own coffin under his
bo 4, ard It has heCu there: eighteen years.
FRIDAYS session uf the New Ilunip-
sbire Legislature was very exciting, and
was prolonged urtH fifteen uiuutcS past
one q 'cl,ck on Saturday morning, the
B chief business being the removal of ltcVUb-
leans from Office to make room for Demo
Gratis.
The people Of Parowaa, Utah. arc con-
siGcraLly excited over tho discovery in "a
cave in that vicinity of five dead bodies
three males ard two feTaieS lie sat
LuEe TrtbtHe nsinHates hatthcy arc ihe
victims of the Mormon doctrine Of "bIood
atuuemeut.'
Plus IN. has come into n fortune. The
late Car1iinal Falcinelii left him all his pro-
perry, including jcwels, valued at half a
million of fraHcS. The Pope accepted the
iewtls hat seat tn two destitute ncphcws
df the Cardinal the rest Of the la.eine!h
properly, valued at 2.5i.013 f-aucS..
r-Tbc fnrtflnn ef las. Lick, the taiif3--
MIA Peaba,ly. Is cstitnated at.!inn -, GUa,-
ono to ~, aDa, 00b. He owns ,he whole is
land Of Santa Catalina. containing nearly
5000 acres and valued n : ,eG1.J1D, and
the Ifcii IIouSo and adiaCeit property in
san i|,,rcscn.lset down At Sl.3oo,0 035.
r-Gn Frjttay lass John q. Osborne was
scattered. TO The tour winds Ly an e>p pl,-
sion of a hundred Iouud can of nitro gly-
ceriue. reu Parker city. -. The horse
he drove. ,u: the lvrronlJc rb,ls. ia were 50
finely tliffuss-d dat 40 part ot either hes
bec', discaverCd except uuc9oi the horse =
teeth H-.
s--kn ent ne famFy U1s 0p.So"eH at
Reading ferT days al,n by erling new
pot0JoeS, -vl25c!I are sup pDSgd ta '.INC been
impvcgrntcI with Paris Lrccn SpIiu.lcd un
thcst.lks rs AJ,Sttngtim' CulTadJ bug. {
this Is the effect of Paris gree thc popular
potato bag remedy will be given a very
wide berth. -H .a .E .t .sa -..
-s-T0eutY- one years agn. the daughter #
Peter Hawk, 4 prominent c. izen of Mou-
roe comfy, was bitten hy l Rad dog. fhc
Httlc girl escaped from hEdTophobil, how
E ever. grew ny and married. Week before
last symptoms OF the dreadful Iiulldr he
gan o davcoa, and She dicd aitc most in
/ tcTi.se Suffering.
7 -A California Papor say that twcHty
years 1gua Senator of that camW luweaith
remarked = II would mt give six bits f. 7
all the agricultural land in California; :
This year The State will harvest wheat
enongi t. load 4 Thousand ships. each of a
+ thousand / nS bUIICH, and have enough
left for home consumption.
+ .1-Thc very Snlartest woman has at last
been discovered. She. lives in Now IIamp-
ShiTe. ~ uinJi = threo years Oi.l. and OII 4
recent Saturday evening vigorously spank
ed an assortment of hel' descendants as fol-
lows: One child, seventeen grandchildren.
twenty two eaG-gr.uldChildreH, and one
great gre " gTaulclIid. Next ! E- -..-.s
In GerveiS, DI'., during a recon tstorr1..
a ltrge tree Nvits struck by lightning and
cut completely oft. as within sharp inst.il-
meHt. about four feet from the ground
fh,falliug, the trec was thrown forward ten
feet, raised high in'air and the butt.driven
into the ground, tue shock shivering the
branches, and leaving the trunk standing
upright CT 5a5 ag sa -
Eugene Hale is the eighth person from
New England who bias served as Postnas-
ter General. The hers were Samuel OS-
good, of Massach usetts. 11S9 Timothy
Pickering, of Massachu uSetts. 1 I92 Gideon
Granger, OF ConneciieI,t.1 fSn3 to 1Sf4: IA
cob Colla'ner. Of Vermont, 1913: Samuel D.
Hnbbasd, of Come cticut, 1902 Horatio
King, Of Maine, lS6lyG s- -.
~ whole batch of c0un terfeits is -nid
to he afloat, including tens on ;fle.First Ma
tiona Bank of Lockpnrt; twenties Oh .he
First National Bank of Plainiield, New
Jersey tens on the Central Bank Of Rome:
tens on the Flour City National Bank.