The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-12-17

-Aceording to London T.
PondeHt, an American srr-.
with great difficulty obtained
German authorities leave q, "a.
German horses with him int, p
then only on giving bond t8 r4-g-
three years, and NOT - perm-t.
France mean while f5r hr.eFsg-
DR.. Robinson, of Pat lr
twenty years study of tha s
Claims to have invented q f-.-
The motive power VIII he ,,e
machine will enable mau ta.-
rate of one hundred miI.s ar
has not made model -ct. br.
doubt OF success. and De intend,
flying visit To the Ce1tcmuL
"A few days since. In Ks1-
maiden of ninety-uiue surnn
ded to a fifty-year-uid ma /
leg. Ia the same nei.hb.a
maiden of sevcuty-iive Sumua |
brought suit for divorce ara.--
band for his alleged iufll,tra
was bonn seveuty-'hree yeas
grass is known TO fuui,' mrl
Mr.. Kerr. the new .eaks
stately man, more than sx lga I
broad shOulneTed. " iih bead q.
a full growth Of brown hai, r
seem to read you ihrou.h a {
His scholarship i Of tie I'.
books are his deare~t camuu
Judgment of men iS keen and
ing. The man Is wholly iGaGs T
Is no element of hulnor ur rH
him ana his manners are d'-
TO austerity. He Is i ye8.s I'D
Fort Plain. Montgomery
Is greatly troubled over st7ieH
business. 4 young man ki,~
girl at a soCiab,e. lii> giie U
He explained that he did e E L
and there was peace fu d
The pretty girl heard of t.et,1
tlement, however. aud beng a..
reported around town that 'la
ried man had made the SINE
drcds of times. Hence the c-
there Is apparently Co he n'
At q meeting uf the .f
Abstinence Cnioa # tie Ail
Philadelphia, held iu that cE
last, it was resolved than thr7
parade OF the union on the .'-
next, but that out of love iE
liberty and a desire % rtu1I
huEdyedth anniversary of Ana
pendence all the honor dde Il
great efforts will bc made %
nual parade on the Fourth H'
able one in the history OF ile
The vicinity Of Aib'ca.
has been excited over the si9-
the fourth wife Of Nr. HHt'
that section. He married nr
a few months, after the 1e''.
wife. The funeral Nas 1Ael
lowing day after She expired
remaining warm, much ia-A
was postponed until the =
were unmistakabie. ASIDE '
cumstances no occasion SCI
been given for the scandal 2
had apparently lived geiy lai-
Eugene Lawrence. the
of Harper's Weekly J0grlf
recently wept quite q hl',,
tears over the cruel mn'a5
priests, of the liberal PRESIDE
Garcia MoIeuO. Ii C1e'1
obliged ut the time 10 g. +
rence's vague notions oI o,-
politics. 1t grieveS us -.
obliged now to inform hlih "
high mass was celebrated j. ~ I.
the Jesuits at Rome on inc
Der for the repoSe Of lHe
Moreno. The aSSaSsius '- 7.
dent of Ecuador were n'' r.
osophers; and it Is 'n ''u"
Lawrence to dilate to Us ~
of ,heir motives and the e''-
aims.-N. J. World. =.
The Gazette Of Barrie
novel story of the capture e.. y
horse. John Davis, a iA
horse which was in the h.'. r..
out of the pasture field. C ,s
ing he tied the fore feel o.
gether and left him 70 ei1.l ga.
a pack of wolves visited ',' s
their howls being plainly w.
eupants of the farm nous.
ing the farmers chiloI's Al,
whether the horse va M 4
There was the animal -.
parently, but standing O. rrsl
away off in the fed. a -
was under his fore feel ''
hy the ch~'-'
NJ. DAVIS F..'t1