The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-10-29
NetCs G1ttJ FofificdE Items.


The Burton Brothers, coal operators at
Mount Carmel, have suspended with liabil-
ities of $500, 0o0
The Conawago paper mills, six miles
north of Gettysburg, were burned by an
incenGiary. Loss, S35, 600 ; insurance
$4,000,
Cardinal McCloskey, upon his arrival
in England, will be presented with ad-
dresses by the Catholics of that country
and Ireland.
"A couple of tramps outraged, and, il
is believed. fatally injured Mrs. Brown,
living on the outskirts of Kansas city, on
Wednesday night.
On Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. Murray,
married only a few weeks, were burned 10
death during fire in the house of Susan
Bradley at Cheshire, Conn.
"A hairdresscr in France has been fined
100 francs for stealing quantity Of hair
off the head of n young woman who had
submitted herself to his care for a party.
-Catharine Katlicrman, of Union coun-
ty, has had seventeen children, all of whom
are married and have children. There has
been but one death in the fanily-that OF
the father two years ago.
--Uri Carruih, Of the Nineland (N. j.
Independent. who was SHOT 10y Charles X.
Landis last March, died un Sunday from
the effects of his wounds. Lands has been
delivered up by his bondsmen.
a lady in Batavia, \. /, herself ninety
Cne years of age, has a sister living aged
eighry-one, and four brothers, who arc
ci.lsy- nine, eighty-seven, eighty five and
cign,y-three years old respectively.
Davis, the Toronto abortiunist. who,
vTiih his wife, is TO be hanged in December
threatens unless his sentence is commuted
to publish full list of his patrons ana all
particulars as to his diaboiical business.
Tho operatives in the lately started
iron mills of Pittsburgh have been notified
that their wages must be reduced 20 per
cent. or the mills must close again. Did
Har:ranft tell them anything about resafnp
tiOn
1t is estimated that Minnesota will
have about -, 600, coo bushels or wheat for
export and that the seasons crops will re-
alize the sum of $50, OC0. 600. or more than
$50 for every man, woman and child in the
State.
two hundred trains PASS daily over the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad between New York
and Philadelphia. A train leaves Jersey
City every seven minutes. night and day.
\ day will come when all this will be con
sidered slow.
Thomas NJ. Judd. one of the strongest
Republican workers in Massachusetts. las
Just been arrested i'm Berkshire county for
a 81 600 forgery. Judd is a member of TIE
Republican state committee and 4 proini-
nent lobbyist.
in the town Of Mercer. Ne. on Friday.
Mrs. Walton, the divorced wife Of Hiram
Walton who was living with Greeulcaf
Tracy, was shot dead by Tracy in q fit of
iealously. Tracy then fed TO the woods
and killed himself.
Young John Wise, the grandson Of the
well known ierunaut. made a balloon as
cension from Waynesburc, Green county.
on Friday afternoon, and landed at Fayette
thirty minu:cs later, having travelled at the
rate of mile minute.
Isn't it queer that whenever tue gov
ernment has any gold to sell The price of Il
should suddenly drop Cor some reason OF
other? OF course DIiStow is ton huneSt 10
make anything ont Of it, and yet money is
made. Who makes il p?
"A recent 'cloud burst in the Dale
Creek region of Arizona completely ruined
wagon road for n distance of sixteen
miles, SO that it is scarcely paSsable even
by parties on foot. owing to deep gullies
and enormous boulders.
The greater portion of Eermillion. near
Sandusky, Ohio, was burned ON Friday.
Eleven blocks in the heart Of the town
were destroyed. The loss is estimated at
S72, 600. Two men were arrested on sus-
picion Of having started The fi:c.
"A four year old daughter of Michael
Mooney, of New Albany, Ind. leaped
from the arms Of her mother on Sunday
afternoon, while near the railroad track,
and was crushed 40 death 10y a passing
train before the parent could rcscpc it.
The Swallow-Tai have slain and
scalped the Democracy Of Ohio But i'm
doing so they have slaughtered their own
chief. William Allen may not rise up
again, bur Samuel Tilden is as dead as
Sam. Cary. -Nashci2le american Demo
crdt.)
Andrew G. Curtin has wonderful luck
in marrying his children. One Of the giIls
married the eldest son or Henry Sage. of
brooklyn another married Commodore
Breese, of Newport. Thursday one Of his
sons married Judge Halding's daughter,
of Wilkesbarre.
Gov. Hartranft prates of economy to
laboring mon but he does not explain why
his administration costs the state nearly
three :imes as much as Gov. Curtin'S nor
does he tell his hearers how he manages to
spend $500 for his household expenses in
excess of the $40. 600 paid him as salary,
The body of Henry Grouse, young
man, was found near Sharpsburg station,
in the vicinity of Pittsburgh, at o'clock
Sunday morning. \ bloody trail led from
a coal yard to the spot w here the body was
found, and it is believed that he was shot
i'll the yard. There is no clue to the muir
derer.
"A gentleman of Wionna, Mimi. was
married in Chicago last week and set out
at once for his home. On arriving there
I'D unpacking yalise he handed small
pistol TO his wife, and while in her hands it
was accidentally discharged. The ball
struck her husband in the head, causing
his death.
"A remarkable case Of child stealing
lately occurred at Carlinville, Ill. 4 mes
sage came for DIR. Harrison to attend a
case in the country. Arriving at the place
designated, he found that he had been
hoaxed: andupon returning home, learned
that his little girl, aged IS months, had
been carried off by two women.
"A dispatch from Owepsboro. XIV. saws
Prof Atchinson, the aeronaut. was seii-
ousiy injured at that place. He attempted
an ascension at the Calhoun fair to please
The spectators, but by the burning Of the