The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-10-29

No criminal ever had su.,
case but that by sfouilv ,.''l.cA '1cA a Co.
uocence lie got some fe,, 'e[s'lee
in II. The RepubIican na-,p PIE b
the force of this persistent aaa.s 1
( aud therefore maintaios :, 'u'ai ]
face of the blackest reco,., Ipriy
has one great element Of sncco.laa1 - ni''a1
hfe-the check of brazen ,'.ea', u
"A dispatch auunupca. - 'aae!.
Hob. 5 VI. Fite. Rem, Tue Tue "a.
Fourth Congressional Di,.,sSI'..' '.'a.i's
in the Forty fourth Con- lea
Springs. Ark, on Satr,t7''>>
Head was elected in Aup,,..
died few weeks af.er1s.f5 =
elected TO iii the vaeanry ". ~ H.
December. Neither oo,.n.''.',, ,-.e ID
which lie WIS elected. t-s
After all there is s--c,.
world as retribuiiYe ius.i,1 '-'s
exchanges publishes an 7.s.- y-.
That Chinanfan died IN : l
a sub-cellar, a few dals 40.
/ his lie he had Subsistrd a.. .-.
ms body was discovered tla,-'.I
nearly ali the flesh of his l.,r.-' ''-g
1 OF $40, ,0G0 was in bank I, -.
/ did not take one cent Of ~ l's--
{ him. "A-.l.t
The flag that Taved over
. ~, AZ Baltimore, during n. -.
baldment in 1914. and Wl;rl '.'-a- D.a-
Key the composition Of Ii '-,7
gled Banner" >" is owned hv n. -
Armistead Appleton. Of r. -'s.
or Colonel Armistead. v1,.....-... ..
fort during the bumbaldn.r-
ner. which, : nnch torn. ;, IN
the United Subsistence Tn.
At Portsmouth, !. H.. and y-ti
lied at the Philadelphia Cent,
hibition. '''e--4
Mr.. Rawle is in dae,nm, ,r
at tins late hour to make f.a,-s.
given 10y Mr.. Pioilel. tr ~.
interest on public munr,st.,,..
would make a rather unrlles..,.. -.
on brother Mackey arG his ,r,5
who have failed to accom-.
the interest but SIX millions or r.
pal as well. To fail 90 1,sl.. a..
VIII only add To the maauser-..
which the honest vuI,r, .,s ,f.. r.
wealth, both Democrats and D..
intend to give 10 the honest old e-
the second day Of Eoycmler
JUCGE EERsTIN5, s,.-, rur "
The manner in ulieh tl4 ,-
press l. beiyiag Judge Pr..l-r,..
the Legislature Is simply lusan'4-s
+ are particularly untlrthrll inta.a-
. as To the mauuCriu which BcIa..r.
SUBJECTS tespcCIai Interest ,.,,,,...
witness the reiterated ayeg,t.s..
4 voted against the ball trpr.h.lf,,s
tious from paying their cnulove=
Orders. Having for years dece.g.
+ tray'd the labou.E people af --.
5 tive Vicin!ticS, sGCi IlaiGtun.S ana =.-
tic wo:shippcrs Of Tie mnne, ,ar.-
IIt'SnuIg Gsa1ltE.'rtE. -c.s,..n D
rcn and Kirgr[ ,y..r.rL Lare--.
4 further deceive and l--tr.y rr..
can they? Nnlthe wolAr. ue.s
what they say? Has either If
papers named ever once shown III.
( friend Of labor? Have taev. eth.
of them, eyer been other Than e.
enemies of Trades Uuiani>n and
forms of organization by o,Ecl 't.
to elevate itself? Has ANY rthruz
/ any single occasion. luea irusd
and aTGfsst the cOrpol alfonso T..
questions wc emphaucaIIv ar>w1a
+ they were EeUCst. they Ha1ll r-e-
ing tie libel that judge pe.shla-
coniinue the permission to ca7r-
pay their employees iu orders ag
stores. TAtU ka0r- -Irg ...fg Sd. 1
that they do 80 has been Iur u..r.
and all of thenl-iuaal aha. -.E
. corirOvert. Ir thcy ue4e u-l. r
II .heir aim was TO tel i,Ic fru..
Judge Pershing has done a.tau. I
the rights of the uuLin. rgl-l
woaid give their readers his rscu
Infamous TicUa act. Il dealing
measure. Jr-dge PeIshia- SHOVE. "A
hIS SyiHpatiiicS are. lie E,aGe .. r.
apparent as possible thai Wien . I
struggle between the cp:u1ia.iH,-
people, which. thorgh bong ur.-
timately must Conie-rlCes cone
f"IuId or shc right side. ru .1. sir l
the papers We have named uiH -gs
credit for this or for a----..-rg r,. /
finding anything in the -'-r's ..i- - (
against lIis honor OF his cisaau 4
friend OF labor. they unlrS5trGr-y =
the facts. But those who know ,--
sites best. know that iu filsiii-a
are consistent that rs ruth fe KS p
tile Interests of the poor man al5a' 8
They are not a success. fog hey il..' I
eSSayed TO bc. Lying is their -"
trade. They profit and care nt 7-.'
fers 10y it HorLiayau,n, u. -
PLAYING SEVENTH ror A ba1E-
have it frou~Eood authority tl'a- -- -
city. few days ago. gang $50
was played, a little -irl uf i.Ta ,..
being the prize. The fa;hTs D. :
and lost everything lac laJ. all H-'
der the influence cf iiqun. FF'i-s-a
mp his little gill against CERTAIN -
OF money. The proposition va /.
accepted and the game began. "
hand the game StooG-fa,huLs; u
,. In the deal the father receIFt1
lowing tlunps: King, Ten, S,',- +
tray. His opponent received a-'
four and deuce. The father ee--
was given one. which made him ".
of going ont. Confidently hciie''.- +
the game was his, lac threw down .. +
aud tray, exclaimiug, "lan y'u -
for high or low - His oila'f.' II
that he could beat huth. and Saw
hand, and claimed high, lnN. 7'a
game. The claim was deE.ch. ''5
hoping that he could take The 1A--
self. The game went on. Tes'-i---
success of his opponent. WEo seq,
rama b,- 80, -. I-l.a yy.-uer