The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-05-21
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"A VEIN o. sohd gola TIM.
an inch IN thickness has ins,
in the osceola ;i'Iie, SunsL;n'. 90,
An o'a woman bsde ha-s VI
bye in the Rochester depo, =
isn't likely i viii ever sea y,-!ai sH!ai
getting so old" She was s.o ou -
home in Chicago, and as tIe
she put her head out of the -
catch a final glimpse Of her -
daughter was standing n,
track, waving her haudkero,',l,
motive dashed in and oyer1r-
last that the mother saw.
moved ont Of the depot. was.f
corpse OF her daughter. Tbs
poor old woman was franiic,r,o
At the first station she 20, or.' -
ed to Rochester.
"A remarkahle paleontolo,;-
cry was made on Wednesdav - -.
lin. Tennessee, bv a party ~ -
nected with the Smithsnnian -
digging amorg some rno7nT,
eaIthed. sixteen feet below ~.
number of chalk beads. once =
several copper bobbins with K
fiaxen thread around them. 49,.
senta:ion Of an idol irdep,ss
plate metal, much corruded ~
undoubtedly the work or Az.a..
of civilized people. What w1,,5
of pre- historic life, growth nan
development and decay. lie -.
these mysterious ancient -,,-...
could but read their import.
Two singrlar mous-r1zs..s.
ported in Holyoke. Mass. Thea.
born last Wednesday, has 4 form.
its back Ike bag. which Is ~.
water fluid. The spine AZ ,',i, 49,
ring, through which the rr-,,s..
sac ale passed. After the H.
child the sac continued -o fiji v-s
quid. until it was fouud ne,e.s,--.
il of, and the operation +, r.-
daily. I'm al other respects H,s
perfectly natural and healthy p
ond curiosity is 2 two-ueelsr-s
which weighed, when born. lrs. r-.
and 4 half. It's head is de,c.+...s.
about the size Of an orange. and b.
about .he volume of a vuuug k;-...
1t has a thick growth Of hair.
The New Orleans P.-1w.--s-
day says AT 81. Alphpus1s rr--
Sunday morning. aS Father Gs---.
celebraut Of the mass. was intbs,-
ing from his knees. while the .Vsr.-
WAS being chanted. and Fa-bsr
was ascending the pulpit to preach
Shot entered from the school-bo-s
on Constance street, and PASSED
the corresponding window o1 ia
side, almost grazing The head n
Gleason IN its passage. This st-
violent disturbance of the solemn
that held the congregation only 2
before was followed by intense exon
but i'm second, Father Guardar .
that the shot had failed 10 eifecta-
ous damage. guieted the congreea.
had risen instinctively to their fe
his suggestion the congregational
in an act Of Thanksgiving flr the -s
tio1 OF Father GlcaSOn's life"
The Phila. EreRinc T'-'-----' s
is alleged 10y reliable parties that
Fry. President of the Phfade'r.
Darby and Spruce and Pine street z
Companies. has made an owens
Darby stock Of from 19, 600 to p. .u
and Of about 600 shares of the Sr-
Pine street road. The rnonev rai~
the stock was uSei. it Is said. u o.
the Emmaus Iron Companv. and
was the expectation Of Mr.. Fry t-z
revival of the iron trade lie v-
enabled to return the moneys br-
the stock OF that company. and
retire or Withdraw the stock. O..
pothecation lie realized ten {.
share on the Darby stock. and
dollars per share on the Spruce ar
Street Companys S stock. Mr.. F.
these allegations Of wrong-doinEs
ly affect, is a man who has long b
vorably known in Philadelphia. a-i
IF the late Hon. Jacob Fry. who
many years n member of Cn1rH
Auditor Ge,eral of this State from
1860.