The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-30
NesCs ard Political Items.

"A fSSiielOnIS fndl Dau 20 tbtaS0 TWO
rivals before be could enjoy the luxury Of
seeing Mary Jane home last Sunday.
Henry Godnoss Bailey is the name of
a youth in Springfield, Ohio. Henry is
good enough name without the middle one.
MIR. Donaldson has made the one hun-
dredth upward flight of his engagement
with Mr.. Barnum, and the balloon ''P. II.
Barnum" becomes his property according
ly.
Angelo Antonio was arrested in New
York on Thursday night on charge OF
numbering Giuseppi Abigliano and seven
others, in San Sunesns, Italy, in the year
1867.
"A sexton of church in New York is
probably the richest man of his trade in
America, his wealth being estimated at
$3.50, coo, all of which he has made while
in his office.
As an instance Of tie ups and downs
of American life, it is stated that former
President of the Salem Mass Common
Council was picked up in the streets Of
that city few days ago in a starving con-
dition.
The Duke of NorthUm beriand writes
to the editsrs of the Newcastle Journal TO
contradict the rumor that hs has been re-
ceived in the Roman Catholic Church. The
Duke characterizes the report as false
and baseless calumny.
= VI dttciit PTS 10 t4clIdUu HS3ibnN ing
lishmea have been detected in London,
and the particulars have been made public.
The person engaged in the scheme has
been arrested. He signs himself DIR. VIM.
Parker, Of Connellsviiie, Pennsylvania.
First it was ''The President and Mrs
Grant" then ''The General of the Army
and 5irs. Sherman" and now "Lieutenent
Colonel and Mrs. Z. d. Grant" The
Presidents FOotman." and Mrs. Prcsi-
dents Chambernaid." are next in order.
"A three year old daughter cf David
kineer, residing near WagoEtown, Chester
county, stepped on the runner Of sleigh
that was standing against the side OF the
barn, when it upset and struck her Oh the
head, inlticting an injury that caused her
death.
The wife OF Udderzook, the condemned
murderer, refused to visit her husband. but
Will in few days quit Baltimore. and.
with her children, journey to California,
where she intends opening n boarding
house She has not seen the wrctchel
man for several months.
The Geath Is reported OF Arpiu the
younger. he famous French wrestler He
died from the rupture OF n blood vessel.
caused while he was practicing with
weight Of forty kilogramrnss. He wrestied
ons thousand and thirteen times in public.
and was only thrown sixty seven.
"A few days ago Glenn MeCaulev. \
brakeman on the Pennsylvania railroad.
fell under the cars At Newport while coup
ling and was fatally injured. Re was TWEEN
ty-thTee years old and had been married
out two or three weeks. His wife was in
Harrisburg at the time Of the occurrence.
At Salisbury Point, Mass, there are
three churches, the minister Of each rciy;c-
ing IN the name of Wright. One lives in
the upper part Of the town. one in the
nd 10 l. IL 81,
people have dubbed their spiritual guides
rs Upright" Downright" and .'Min-
wright
Captain Rauch Of the Lancaster Re
gissS has found Il remedy for rheumatism
which the afflicted in this community
would do we'll to try. lie says ,'7or the
last three months STs have used daily about
three pints of milk, and since then ve have
been almost entirely free from rheumatism
and enjoyed good health generally
Nearly al the citizens or PENNSYLVANIA
resident in Washington viii come home to
vote at the November election. The State
Republican Association has succeeded in
making arrangements for reduced trans
portatiOn over the PENNSYLVANIA and North
ern Ceatral railroads to all points OH their
lines, except from Altoona to Pittsburgh.
When the food swept Mill River val
ley, tour great boxes ef silver plate were
Ccl 1 iCd tlp"ti i.Oii IldNueD- Pele u o.
vault. The pieces, which had belonged to
the late Governor Hayden, and were con
sequently prizea as relics, were scattered
Tor miles and finally picked up by thieves
and relic hunters. The most painstakiuo
efforts have only recovered a few of the
articles.
The first case eff cremation in West
noreiand county occurred one dav last
week at Derry. Johnny Fink. aged about
eleven nllpEd n l.
great iavorite Of the family, in the stove
oven, closed the door and innpcently await
ed She result. The cries of distress caused
= general hunt through the house, and
finally the stove door was opened, but the
little pots goose was cooked
-Sam'l l4avanture, Of Mt. Holly Snriprs
went INTO the basement Of the paper min
20 grind an axe. In fixing some betting.
lie was suddenly drawn around the larfse
shaft which drives the machinery of tSe
mill. ho shaft was making one hundred
revolutions per minute. Lavanture. who
a lew minutes before was hale and hearty
was now mangled piece of humanity,
lie aied IN few minutes after the ma
chinery was stopped
"A remarkable instance of canine ffal-
ity was witnessed recently at Columbia &
I. 1. J.. Mckenzie. son Of John Mckenzie
. coniectlOner, was found dead in tho .,
a
revolver lying across his body. His doc ra-
IuSed 20 let any one approach him. and
even repelled The Coroner and the iurv
!" hen the father arrived The dog recsived
him with evident JOY, and allowed him ta
examine the corpse.
The people of Newfoundland have
hitnerto been so thoroughly preoecupied
VIII ihe pursuit Of the all l-nourishino cod
hsh that they have entirely overlooked a
magnificent tract of timber and apricuItur-
al land on Gander Bay and Gander Rirar
in the northeastern part of tho nrov;nc.
inns tract the provincial eeologist disc.v-
e.eu e ~ ms summer rambies, and is even
now delighting the fishermen of 81 ToIIn
Win glowing accounts of the new Fdar
winch, he declares, is capable of sustaipipo
hundred thousand settlers in plenty and
-Another saurian human boy. aged fonr
years or West Springfield, Mass. is re-
ported hV a local ~