The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-05-07
crows are com,,,;.

se' ''e'i 0'h i'i pretty soon tba-
u organize a relief societv su!N
eerts for the benefit Of tleir5Lal-a gt
There Is no prospect oF
between the miners aud en,ri,. ~
vile. No serious TROUBLES .Set
CURED between the special -
miners 1t Is stated that -
Scranton and Wiikesbarr. ''.5 ID ~
SlOO, GOO this week 10 the strils- i
Captain Bcytcn, whose -,
ife-sayiEg dress IL the Tr.r.
have made such a stir IN Fu9--
awarded the gold medal n = ?
Society Of Boulagne. Fraros
was delivered by him AprTl -
Of the Etablissement tes p-.
city. The hall was over5,-5-
English, French aud Amerir5-s
ana all the French authorize
sut.
The miners captured bv a..
States troops - the Black fI--
arrived AT Sioux City on F-5-
were received with diStirr-,.r-t
A sslute was fred. a p-aos.....
and b-Rguet given them n
back scruo fiue specimens ~
confirm the published sta,r-,.-..'
richness Of the mines. T-rv
mined to tIy IL again when th.--
have expired.
"A terrible tornado str---t ~.
5. C., at half past five On $50
noon. Tie steeple or tie r-...
church waS demolished ana 49,.
market house blown oT. Ara ~
dred persons were arrunE. nj
seriously injured. The 9er..
Greenvilie x Columbia aud S,-.t =
railroad were unrv0fed aud sfis---
aged Trees were uDrostei irs,.-
ton. Oaly one death is reported
Miss Ida Lillian t5reeiar vs.
70 Col. Nicholas Smith. of Sbsrlrr-..
on Saturday. The ceremony vasr..
in the residence Of Mr.. = Ohm T. ~.
at 233 West Twentv>sccard s--s..
The clergyman was Father Fs---r
Joseph Church. The brsdesn7s,
Misses Mary and Cecilia CIsya.,-
Gabriella Greeley the g75-n>uar
Huber. Whitelaw Reid. and Cs-
A. Carleton. The bride and -~l-
mediately sai'eiin the Abyssllisf--
months tour IN Europe. Col. S-
lawyer, and was a z I'D soldier il i.
war.
The steamer =. LIKE. h37-f
Ieavenworth. Kansas. TO -. Ia-rs
pier NJ. ,. 81. Charles b.il-e. .za.-
miles from St louis. ab1-. ID a'cr7.
day night, and subsequently, S11tf-
Devine. railroad man. and h--t-
girls. aged seven and eight vgay
lost, and SIX or seven deck ra,,z---
also supposed 70 have been lost. a-
names cannot he asceItqirsi. T.
was owned by the Missouri River
Company, aid was valued ar
Insured for 81, o31, in Cinc.r---
Wheeling Offices.
y terrific expulsion occuw7i
afternoon in the Bunker Hill Ct
North St3for1>hire, England. wi
miners were n work. At midnight
bodies had been taken out. Twea.-
men are yet in the mine and Their
hope that any Of thcm VIII be rs--
alive. Later a1viccs are that the --
Of miners killed was greater than na.-.
ported. Fnrty-one dead bodies hsr
recovered from the mine. Thesear
ably all who have perished. Gany
bodies were mI.ilsted beyond recc-
\ great number of dead miners lean
families Of child en- destitute.
1t Is related that the Pos.-sg
Monticello. Ga. recently perform
feat OF reading a letter without hea
contents. An old woman who ha5
been to school got a letter one 6-
asked the Postmaster TO read 1t !.
She did not want him TO hear II.
took n wan of cotton out of her pp,z
stuffed hi> ears with IL. She then
read tie letter IN a low voice. a-
perfectly satisfied that the reader
hear not 4 word of it. This is re9-
a late actual occurrence. but II /,
those things that used to happen
papers, when the Oldest of Us were
The Duluth Mimi Herald sa-
Hattie Russell, who, a little over 4 3
ago, shot and killed Mr.. John P
has recovered her usually god heal
spirits, and - now quite cheerful
in the county Jail, and
and comfortably cared for. Her
child is taken To the prison two o.
times a week. and spends some Dr.
each visit Hattie is extremely f51-
and naturally enough evinces siEu>
pressian when it leaves her. Ia
probably the youngest mother in
sofa. being but fifteen years old ont
of this month, while her child is
thirteen months of age.
The Titusville Courier. NV
lcles one Of the most remarkable E
accidents that ever came under or
vatlon. As 4 woman named NJ
walking on the track Of the OIL C.5
road, at a point between Gregg 50
Shatfer, she stepped aside to avoid
ing freight T. ain when a tank cl-
the track and breaking from &
struck and crushed the poor crzr
oeath. -Four other cars filed VIII
and miscellaneous merchandise we
npOn the wreck of the first. and
hours before the body Of the wo~g
be recovered. Il Is hardly possible
as railroads are used that an acc-
this kind can happen again.
= he little town Of Reynolds
ferson county, IS the --latest seen
One G. w. Spencer is ill
there on the charge of killing a
named Drummer. 1t appears tha,
struck Drummer on the head with
poker at the st. Charles Hotel in o.
some six weeks ago, knocking h.-
slble, in which state he Temainel
hours, but that he finally 50 far ID.
as to be able to attend te his vo,A
and that nothing serious was an
until week before last, when be en-.
of severe pain in his head. which
and finally resulted in INSANITY al-
The latter taking place on SUNDAY
inst \ coroner's inquest was
the facts developed accorded
above statements. 4 warrant ".