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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-10-08

COVER AHEAD.-In glancing over our
exchanges, we had come to the conclusion
that, for pure invention Of compaign roor-
backs and perversiou of facts, :he honors
should be divided between the Pittsburgh
Commercial and Philadelphia BUtyetfn.-
But their efforts pale before the ''whoppers'
of our dear brother Over, of the Holidays
burg RegiSter. Our county is thus highly
distinguishe0-if not houOred. We are
10th to charge.that Bro. Overs conspcu-
ously ineXact statements proceed from
depraved heart neither do we wish to
scandaliZe the intelligent, educated and re-
fined citizens of our county seat, by lntl-
mating that an organ in which the Sheriff
has seventy-fiye pieces of property adver-
tised, should make such statement through
ignorance. We leave our readers TO decide
this point, aud proceed to give a specimen
brick, taken from the last Issue Of the Reg
isieF:
"PERsHING, THE NOTHING
Judge Ryan. n Catholic, received, a few
years ago, the regular nomination OF the
Democratic party for President Judge OF
the Schuvlkill district. This caused such
great dissatisfaction in the old Know y Oih-
ing element in that party, that they deter
mined 10 defeat him. In looking over the
ground in that district, they could not fnd
a man who would agree to run against Ryan
on account of his religion. They then sent
bra county, soliciting him TO become an ILL.,
dependent Know Nothing candidate against
Judge Ryan. He consented, and with the
union of the Know y hings in the Demo
cratic party and the opposition, he was
elected over Mr.. Ryan. Had Ryan been a
Protestant this opposition To him would not
have occurred. 1t was his religion that de-
featcd him. and elected Cyrus l.. Pershing
the Know \ Nothing."
All Of which might be portant, if true
The lack of truth consists i'll the fact that
Judge Ryan is not n Catholic, and JuG ge
Pershng is not a Know Nothing. Having
had the pleasure of Judge Ryan personal
acquaintance during the past twelve years
and for several years attending :he same
Presbyterian church which he di0, we sim
ply state a fact we know in saying that
Judge Ryan has always been and is a Pro
testant. The election of Judge Pershing
in Schuylkill county was on an entirely
different issue. AS to Judge Pershing' 5
Know Nothiugism, the charge is too silly
TO require any notice. We venture the
assertion that Bro. Over never met Cyrus
l.. Pershng in the councils of that pros
criFtive order.
Re little more careful Of your facts, >
neiglbor, and you won't appear half so
ridculous-or ignorant.-AHoona Sun.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-10-08
--5-I-aSe+-oz

WE informed our readers last week
that the conference from this district
Cambria and Blair) had failed to
agree upon candidate for State Sen
ator at their meeting at Gallitzin on
the 3Oth ult, and had adjourned to
meet at Altoona ON yesterday (Thurs-
dav). We will wait until the latest
moment before going to press Thurs
day evening, and if we receive any
news by telegraph we will publish it
in our local department.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-10-08
.E9 9-R~S

JUDGE PERsHING sent one fellow to
prison whom the Republicans OF
Schuylkill county elected as commits
sioner and who WAS It candidate for
denomination but they are very far
from being dishcartened on that ac-
count, as they have nominated in his
place Il man named Blass, who Las
been in jnil and paid his fine for selling
liquor to minors.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-10-08
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

THE radical papers are amusing
themselves by clubbing the Demo
cratic candidate for State Treasurer
Pauncheous Piollet. After the cleo
tion they will no doub5 feel like eX-
claiming, Didn't he Pauncheous and
Piollet on to us like the very d-l!'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-10-08

"A frightful crime was perpetrated on
Thursday within the limits of the cirv of
Scranton. A young miner and his wife
were robbed and beaten and the latter
raped by six inhuman brutes in the shape
Of men.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-10-08

ONO elects Allen next Tuesday,
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
SUSPENSIONS IN BROOKLYN.

TIE BrsINEss oF FOSTER BROTHERS CARPET DEAL
HRs IN THE HANDS or AN AssIGNEE-MIGUEL
DP ALDAMSs EMBARRAssMENTs.
An announcement that the firm OF Foster
Brothers who have been extensive carpet dealers at No.
800 Fulionst Brooklyn, had suspended payments Gre
ated considerable excitement in that city yesterday
Foster Brothers the successors III 1871 of Iius-
tead Catil who had failed. For time they were pros
porous but the Chicago and Boston fires and the recent
dunes Of business II Is said brought on theI present
Embarrassment Their liabilities stated at S265OOO,
end their assets 100000 Among their heaviest cred
ltOrs are W. d J. Sloane OF No. 6l9 broadway, New
York TO whom they reported 10 owe $4,000. The
firm made an ass gnmcnt last Friday TO Lyman n CHI
Tor the benefit oi tbcr creditors, and their busiress is
pt cont nucd. The firm consists OF s. Noble Foster and
Henry W. Foster. The former began business IN New
Haven Conn., In 1S49, and the latter admitted 10
partnership 1861 1t is stated that there are no pre-
terred creditors
An execution FOR S4571s - in favor Of T. Barring and
others was served yesterday Miguel de Aidana, the
pTopTietor or extensive sugar refinery worth 800,
boo on HaIuitoiraVe., Brooklyn Mr. De Aidama, vino
the Cuban Junta in this city, has assigned
his refinery Ia his creditors, from whom ne recently
Asked extension under circumstances heretofore re
ported.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

CI OsING THE FIRST SARATOGA MEETING.
,oRuIAgp,s pARoLx WINS TIE FIRST RACE-vA-
TORS VICTORY IN THE sTQuEL STAKES
RUTHERFORD BRATs wiLDIDLK AND MAp"h An
THREE MILES RUNNING.
IFRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE IR'boS
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 4.-By prompt ana
vigorous action between showers the Saratoga races vi
the first meeting have been brought to successful ter
mination to-day. The day began darKly, Du' ny ~
O'Clock the sky mad opened giving promise of sultry
afternoon. BY IL o'clock there was almost INC us"'
hustle in front Of the hotels steady stream OF car
riaces and pedestrians set in toward the raeccoursc
The crowd in attendance much larger than could
have been considering the weather and the u
favorable condition of the track The attendance OF
ladies was good and the grand stand presented gay,
and-from the absence OF dust-a bright and fresh ap
pearance.
There were starters for the Saratoga Stakes In the
three-qarterme dash for woyearolds 500 entrance
half forfeit with 81 900 added the second horse 10 re-
ceiyc 5000 out Of the stakes There were 80 nomlna
tions which made the stakes worth $1,000 to the
winner Lorillards entries continued 70 be the
fayorites from the opening Of the pools on
Monday. the brother to Harry Basseit selling
second and Relmont's entries third choice Blue Coat
made o fine appearance the track and appeared III ex'
cellent condition. but did secure place. Atheiene
showed herself to he vicious fly by kicking rail of
by refusing to start and by persistent attempts
to throw her rider She well when fairly started
and came In fifth, with disadvantage Of ten lengths ~
the sondof The brother to Bassctt from which the
seculators expected 50 much, s % b1y colt OF good
strength Of limb and very hcadstrong. In appearance
lie WAS the best mud horse on the track but his per
forlnancc fell far below expectation. The following were
among the auction pools sold on this race:
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
POTGUKEEpSIE RACES.

GOOD BEGINNING FOR THE WEEKS sPORT-ONE
RACE HAS To BE TROiTaD IN DErACHMENTs-
THE 2:21 RACE NOT FINISHED.
POUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. 4.-The first Summer
meeting of the Hudson River driving Park Association
opened to-day with large attendance and fine weather
The track was ia tne condition and the rottnc splendid
In the 23s class there 20 entries Some OF the
drivers protested against starting many at one time
declaring dangerous consultation was held, ana by
unanimous consent they divided INTO two CLASSES
a" and "B," AMI the competitors were drawn ny lot
Each purse was II 800 The in Class was won
by st Julien, Grat Eastern second, Dan Bryant Third
.Ad the others the follow order; Lady GOOD
Win Flsce CcicIiiy, ". H. Becdc. NorthWOOd, Queen
Privatc,r Maid, Kitty Allen, Sister. Time, 80 2JO
2:2Gi4. 2:3OlitiTcat Eastern winning Tie first heat.
In Class Is, the winner was Preston, Proctor, second
Amelia d.. thud, Tom Moore, fourth against Drummer
Boy Katie Hughes, Gucss sO brsi!e George H., Willie
and Zimmerman. Time, 2:32, 2J2, 2:2sl2
In the 22i race for pure OF Si,jCo, three heats
were trOtted without finishing the race Johen won the
frst heat and udd DObles Clementne the second and
third ia 2:27ii 2:.i2 2:25. The Will be finished AT
1880 p Tomorrow There II great excitement over IT,
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05

THE RACE FOR THE BRIGHTON CUf'
u.hIR STUART TIE wINNER--TnE FAvORITE IN THE
YIELD AS UsUAL-TERMs or THE RACE.
LONDON, Aug. 4.-In the Brighton races TO-
day the principal contest for tine Brighton cup ana
vss won by Marie Stuart Louise Victoria second ana
Kaiser third Five ran The betting At the start was
70 against Marie Stuart and Louise Victoria, ana 10
against Kaiser.
erNMARY. - .-
Brighton Cnp valne 300 soyereigns a1ded !" pe 10
pounds four stone ~ pounds fye and upwarns sU r
pounds mares and geldings allowed four pounds 'ns nu
~ tie Derby oaks ST. Leger Ascot CUP Az
andra plate or Queens Ascot, Goodwool Ben"
or Doncaster cups, Jockey Club Cup at ~,
1874 or 1875, to carry 10 pounds ezra; or re-
which have In any county
ceiytsi loo sovcrcigns including their own - s,naas
A second horse allowed weight in the following @
viz Three year olds pounds four ~ poundsi h'o u
upward IL pounds the old course abont Two miit% ~,
xr Merrys ch. Marie Stuart, by scottish Chei ou' VI
Nr ~ : Carwright's ch NJ Louise Victoria, by Marsy@S
Mr. NJ sayiles b. a. Kaiser skirmisher out of egina'
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05

The arrivals of peaches yesterday lhcIuded
AZ cars by way Of the Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad, and 5000 crates by The
steamer q. ". Ilder. from Lewes Del Cars are
not coming completely loaded yet, but The fuil
supply yesterday nearly equal 10 5000 crates
Almost every seller Oyerstocked, especially a. the
rain checked trade the later sales at low prices
The variety sent still the Iae's Early which Is not
suitable for shipment in lots. few carefully repackcd
parcels can he sent ol OF the city. A small duanty
treated in this way is sent tO Canada Few dealers have
time to overhaul stock when there Is surplus 10 he
worked of. Next week. or about that time, 1I0thr
will he ripe and then there will be- better Outet FOR
larg, receipts. Sales yesterday were as follows By
rtus Bros 800 crates 30 cents for poor 20 cents To
81 for GOOD 10 prime Mount JnersOn 800 at
80 cents 10 81, according to quality. White Wilsio,
900 30 cents TO 80 for common and - Tor best
Fl1er & Pucn 600 crates; 80 cents To ~ -, wlt' q
few fancy ~ 10 l.. Campbell carloads II u - -
sold early John Coombes. $50 crates 60 cents Ia II
for fair t. good 81 % 10 81 70 for fancy large Bridge
vlc ciaics. A. n A. DnIyea 400 crates 30 cents TO 81
Geuoral selling range for the day 80 cents to ~
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
BROOKLYN AND NEW-YORK COUNTERFEiTERs
ARKAIGNED.

F. c. Taurbot, age 45, the German die
nker who was arrested by L. g Secret Service officers
in BROOKLYN L. d., late Tuesday night, charged with
counterfeitng nickel coins was arragned before u. =
Commissioner Benedict yesterday, and committed for
examination lie pleaded "not guilty." but he is be
heyed TO partner OF the manufacturer of the counter
fciting presses which seized in stable leased by
IOuehey brothers. and 10 have prepared the dies
from which the spurious coins were nodded. Inc
Inughcry brothers failed to state Yesterday whether
they would have examination or 90 before the Grand
Jury without previous examination, ana they VIII nc ar
TaiancG to-day.
Philip Lcwnsk, who is at large on 81 800 ball, on
charge OF c0untorfciug, is believed tO nave been con
nected with gang Of c0unterteers who arc alleged 10
have coined spurious $50 gold pieces III the flilh ward
of BROOKLYN aud shipped them IN California some time
ago. 1t Is understood that officers are LOOKING lor ms
cOnfedcTacs that have been Issued Tor ihc
arrest OF several other suspected persons.
James Maher, James McGrarh, Michael Boyd ana
Michael Tague, who charged with passing counter
felt trade dollars. held yesterday by Commissioner
Shields in this city to await the action OF The Grand jury
William Armstrong charged with lassnS counterfeit
SO greenback, was held for examination.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
DELAYS IN ADJUSTING DUNCAN, SHERMAN
CO.'S AFFAIRs

The arrangements to secure persons traVci-
ing abroad who hold the letters OF credit and circular
notes Of Duncan. Sherman q Co., have not yet been
completed. II thought on Monday last by those "ho
had the matter in charge that the negotiations wo"d Dc
finished early the following day hut unexpected delays
have occurred plncipally on account of the time re-
aurcd 70 satisfy the Bank in England III regard to TIC
securities offered 1t expected that the Arrangements
viii be completed today.
Judge shipman stated yesterday that he was deyotng
his whole time TO the preparation OF statement
which would be ont soon as 1t was possible 10 get IL
ready but he could no say how soon this would BE-
The law requires that he shall make preliminary state
neut within twenty days from the time OF Ills appoint
mcnt If he can avoid it, however he will not wait until
the end of the time prescribed
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
NATIONAL INSURANCE CONVENTION.

The Secretary of the National Insurance
Convention makes the announcement that the sixth SOS
sion of the Convention will be beld in this city beginning
on the Goth Of September 1875. Thc supcrinendents
of the Insurance Departments OF the several
states where department has been created VIII meet
together and where euch department exists the
Governor OF the state the right to appoint member
of the Convention.
session Of unusual interest Is anticipated. The qnes
tions Of taxation, reinsurance iapses amaganatiOns
form OF barh he used hereafter by life Insurance com
NAMES In preuaring their annual Statements aud %
variety of other topics TO be considered The meet
inps viii be held at OF the NcWlOrk Board OF
Fire Underwriters, a No. 156 Broadway, and Will prop
ably continue throu gbOut the week
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
rNFRACrIoNs OF POLICE DISCIPLINE.

About so cases of violation OF police disci-
pine tried yesterday before President Matsel sud
Commissioners VoOrhcs and Disbecker Most Of the
of MINOR importance. Capt AIhhony ]. Al
lare the Fourteenth Precinct charged with neg
lect Of duty in allowing the sidewalks of CrOsbyst 10 be
blocked up with wagons, trucks, CARTS &c. during the
busy hours " the day from June 2s 10 July g. The ey
dcnce showed that Capt. Allnre had done all IN his
power 10 prevent this violation Of the corporation Ordi
nance and that July raid was made on the truck
drivers resulting In the arrest Of IL persons but that
the occupants Of the stores complain that In consequence
Of the Biceckcr Street Railroad track they cannot transact
their business without partially using the sidewalk.
patIOIan jeremiah Buckley OF the sixth Precinct
charged with b.ng grossly Intoxicated and disOrdcrly
while patrol in Broadway and Canalst, at $3.50 r.
on July g. and II stated that upon being taken =.
the Franklin Street Police station lie used e1nsye and
pTofane language ~ his superior officers Buckley put Ia
plea that he had been 10 funeral and had been
come, but was not intoxicated, although he did not
member anything that had happened at the police
ton. The all referred " the Commissioners
for their action.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The question of paying the fircmen by indi-
ydua warrants by warrants covering the payroll oi
each company has not yet been settled Thre Is due 10
tie fremen their pay for the months OF June and July
The Con; Oier insists that the men he paid by individual
warrants and the Mayor objects the ground that 1t
unnecessarily takes up III. time, and that payment
should be made by warrants covering payroll, as II
done in somc other Departments OF the City Govern
ment. Fire Commissioner hIng said yesterday That he
regretted that sette " the question had not been
reached Some of the mcn suffer serious inconvenience
~ the failure to receive two months pay.
There was "a yesterday that the Mayor lad re
moved President Matsel the Police Department. and
that addressed la the Governor communication
setting forth this action, subject 10 GOV. Tdcs ap-
prevail The Mayor denied that he had t.Kcu any such
stin
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
LABoRs OF THE GERMAN SOCIETY.

The Board of Managers of the German So
cety met yesterday afternoon The reports Of arrivals
showed that during the month OF June 2467 Germans
arrived a this port The Chief OF the Labor Bureau at
Castle Garden presented hs report for the month OF
July showing that s35 and G53 women were sup
Piled with work 50 OF the were mechanics and 100
farmers and aborcrs The Charity Committee reported
that during month OF July T6% was distributed 10 f
applicant the amounts ranging from II % To ~ III each
case Dr. Schmidt ply sician reported that IN the month
of July 73 patients were treated by Eh, lnclulng ~
left over from June 80 were discharged ana Two ultu
leaving ut the close OF the month - patents Inc
Treasurer f. l.. BucCk, reported as follows
Cas sh and rec, i,s .................$7, ,S'G AZ
Expenditures. %" w
Raanee .... ....................... s7,33 80
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
TROUBLES OF EAST NEW-IORK LIQUOR DEALERS.
The lauor dealers of East NewYork held IA

meeting last evening for the purpose OF organizing
Iiauor Dealers Association. The promoters "f the
movement claim members all the liquor ana beer
dealers Of East numbering 102, with the eX
ccptlon NJ two. a TRlBUNE reporter conversed WIN
several Of the liquor dealers yesterday ana was ihorH
that il was only since music introduced into the
oons that they were troubled by the temperance advo
cafes H. steinhauscr said he Lad sold beer and liquor
on sundays for the last two years and had never bcci
annvcd by any public officers probably because ne had
kent the door screens closed and hal never introduced
lsic into his saloon Several of the liquor dealers VINO
kept their doors open on sundays auu hdu HusIc hdH
hapu "a ted.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
NEW-yORK YACHT CLUBS CRUISE.
GATHERING OF THE VESSELS AT GLEN COvE-AN

TICIPATIONS OF UNUSUAL SPORT.
trRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBUSs'l
GLEN Cove, L. l., Aug. 4.-The number OF
Yachts which are lying anchor in this bay onight IN
dicates that the OF the OF The vessels o
the New-York Yacht Club TO make this annual crhise
memorable will not fail. Everything has been done
20 secnre enjoyable voyaging ana racing, anu 'he
contemplated cruise promises 10 be one OF the most
interesting in the history OF the Club ihe yach's h'c
all been scraped creased and rccoppercd. and new can
vas has been supplied Especial Interest Ia scentered Ill 'h
Mohawk. Idlcr Comet and Madeein Of the schooners,
end in the Adder vuex and Vnin OF the SLOPES al VI
which except tho Mohawk have won pIzes III INC
various races sailed tbIs year. The noha"k
ia brought into prominence on account OF hor
sze and the position which che occupied in the
race at Cape May when she in firs and was ab'c
10 carry all flying kites stify before breeze "hch
carried away the Madcne's forc-topmast, and com
pecd smaller vessels TO haul down balloon topsas'
II Ia claimed by her admirers, who are nninerou'
that I'm stiff breeze she will beat any yacht anoat IL u
bopcd that In the forthcoming cruise opportunity VIII
be afforded her show what speed she can make III
Gale
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
REPORTS OF COMBINATIONS IN PETROLEUM De
MED.

The reports that bull " movement exists
in crude oil emphatcal!y denied by members OF the
Petroleum Committee Of the Produce Exchange AMI
other persons interested in the oil trade These reports
said find their origin among Epeolators al Titus
vic who are short OF oil - and frequently send dis
patches the seboard, il to frgltcn exporters who
that with crude oil at s22 cents per barrel of 40
gallons, there il not much opportunity for bull move
ont when the price IN 1869 from - to f6 per bar
rel The best brokers in the trade state that there is no
bull nor bear movement at present in New-YoTk aud II
any exists in the oil regions II ID not known the
board.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
ACTION OF THE PARK COMMISSIONERS.
n q ruantinr of the Park COMMISSIONS

III Il HcVIIIE vi 'IIO 'TN N"I''V'
Yesterday communication was received from the De
partment of Public Works calling attention to the Iact
thai although the daily supply Of water for the city Is
lO7 900 600 gallons there il fear that there Will lie
deficiency az the CroOn River is low and there has
been used in the city this OCo 900 more gallons
daily tnan at the same time last year Tie Commission
accor lingly ordered that all fountains he shut OIL
from D. m to S "A. III. Dclmonico-ave in Wcstchcster
has been extended intersect BDstOnve. and the name
is changed 10 Trinyve. Bids for the paving oi THIRD
ave from One-lnnd rcd-and- ythrst 10 IL north
crn boundary of the Twenty-thrd Waiu were received
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
EXAMINATIONS IN PHARMACY.

The new Board of Pharmacy, consisting OF
Walter Def Day, " D.. President; 4. Frohwein, secrc-
tary; B H. Hays, NJ d., William Balser, NJ d., and q.
RaInsperger examined five candates for the degree Of
Idcentiates in Pharmacy yesterday In the University
Buildng al University place and Washington square
Three of the candidates, Henry IIipe Of Newar, J.;
Charles d. Horne OF jacksonville, fla' and Robert Gu
sacG OF Jersey CITY, passed the successfully
The two other candidates were I,Jeeted.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
THE BUFFALO RACES.

BUFFALO, Aug. 4.-The sun came ont bright
at O'Clock and everything looks favorable Tor racing
Thursday, and the track will be In fne condition
Under the circumstances the races Will continue until
Monday afternoon. The betting in both very
lively May Queen is strong iayorite in the 224 class
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05

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