The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

-, ~" d IN ing child. The station - -, 10
/ oechn'ng the gift, porter volun,ar-,,-'oss'eF
g w ~. IL an" tUok the basket aud So 20
: On lifting the child $500 80 Og9, 80 , ChIid.
/ in the basket. The story -. Wa iaald
station master then damapdr5 r., .-,'t Tie
and Its contents, which the -, "-s~et
! property refused to give ,in a. 'ely
! hardly doubt to which of the t-,,.i -e can
er would cntrust her child 'Ne Meth
! 1T now seems that Sccret7rv -.
was not authorized TO say to SheIi5..,--N.l,a9 a9
all of us approved his action ." LAT
ries Fish and BTistow aud PoSfn,-.+.l.1 -. tja-
eral Jewell diSclaim all knowI,s-. zen
despaIch PRIOR l" seeing II in the re,,.,e ,'e
pers, and it Is rUmorcd that th.i, ." 50" " Pa
| ed Indignation is very great ~ -. Iitss-
! secretaIy'S presuming to sucaI, g. war
/ without consultation. These ,blc,,.,,' rem
members are said to disapproyc 81 .,.ist
/ course aud to be likely to reSiun .H"1
/ sitions II The President susfaiiIs r. 10
Hatch NJ DAM 3, a steanlboa,
was killed at Point Pleasant. y ."-Ar
week ago last wednesday. b. W
! Neitzel. The latter had been sbs,,... .'.'.a
on hls return home learned that CT, an,
intimacy existed between McDaD;af. -',
! his wife. Selling his shot-rur H. j'-.> "Ig
} TO fino Mechanics, who had ir', S-a!''o
the river to water lis lorse. C-,H7.l-,e H.-e &c
, him, Weitzel shot him in the loo -.
/ ing him badly. and causing lis Ir..--l D.
/ throw him. Neitzel then v..,'Los 90
wounded man, and placing the 1r,,, W. ,-'
to his body delivered anotLaT -. '-'''Az 10
/ tanning elevon shot, killing him. W
/ has been put in Jail. 'i'<ei
-Ihe state OF affairs in tie n.i,;,,.
glons IN the eastern portion Of This -,
! is bad enough. dispatch tr tie r3.--li-'-
/ papers contains All account Of a 60.
between delegates of miners and o., &c
which took place at HRzletrr us
/ county, on Monday. Thcse deleesr.s -.-
resented SIX thousand men. and tl,o ~,
number To be affected by a SusDersi-- IN
amount to twenty thousand a1'ur- a. IA 20
OF the Lehigh river and Central Pr ..-5
IN the Lehigh region. All the d.r---'.-
/ expressed great opposition 10 the r.-,,,7-.Ns
/ basis, and determination was eva
to hold out against it. The genera -
/ Is that there VIII be great strike. f,r
! worse than that of 1869.
A negro boy twelve o. fourteen ,,.-.
! Of age, living in Talbot county. Md :,
duced white child, with whom lie ~.
[ playing the other day. te ascend Al i-r--,
! vlsed sGaflo!d, promising 10 show him ia,
/ the sheriff hung Ernest Smith - Tzs+o-
/ The unsusFectiug victim submitted taE,vc
a rope one end of which WAS snsre-5,5
/ from the ceiling, placed about his l.rg
| when his tormentor Kicked auar his srr.
port, and allowed him 10 hang for s.75a
! minutes with his toes igst touching tbe
| floor. As he did not die immedia+eiy tho
wretch stripped of his clothes. beat him
1 severely with a stick. and then fed. Ulen
the little fellow was found by his mother
he was almost dead from st.af.-lils.i..rI sr3
| bruises.
| -Archhishop Manning has contributed
! to Ndcnsi!IdE's HTydzi7e = letter In which
answering the article that recently a,res--
/ ed in that periodical. he denies I'm -I- most
/ emphatic manner that he and his fellow
. Roman Catholics rsEuUnced their civil Al
( Iegiance either before OF after the Vatican
DEGREES. Ee traces the late agitation 10
the efforts OF n certain party at Munich
who, before the Vatican Council net. no
phcsied that It's DEGREES would clash with
civil allegiance. aud who have since euS4ar-
o"cu I" bring doYn the civil powers o1tl.s
| Catholic Church. But Or. Manrir- ta-
lIeves that they will not succeed. ana fhzt
the uomentary stir and suspicion li-ilsn-
/ PLY raised by.a great name VIII in 4 lille
/ while pass away
w estly Lee deserted faithful wife
| two years ago in LeXiUe ton. saws the Iouis-
| vile t07.HssTcis!. aud came to this city 10
/ live. IN his wicked career he was stricken
/ down and died in the most ahiecs POVERTY.
/ The devoted wife wac notified and irHe-
! diateiy came 10 the city IN search q Esr
! euing husband, who had 50 cruelty dcss-.-
/ ed her. She was conducted To a low haunt
/ of vice. aud there saw the inmates r-srar-
/ ing him for rldc burial 4 few ur4sn,
| who had been his companions iu crime.
were standing about the dead body but
! could contribute nothing to have hIu de-
/ Gently buried. The wife Of his y8sth. t.r-
getting his crime. gave him Ch.isti-u
/ burial. and stood weeping beside the gave
until the last sod was placed upon il.
! The TerTe Haute Gazette saws that 0H
! Christmas eve beautiful widow was ual-
| ried to young merchant. On SuuGly
! morning tie " ife arose before be. husband
was out of bed and. slipping a gd wIsT-
/ per over her night clothes, went ont. r
more was thought of it 10y him an.I hzI
! prolonged absence began 10 create alarm.
! He then arose, alarmed her pare1ts 7g!
began a search for her. They lolLei ia
vain until about 2 o clock in the afternoon,
/ when she was found in the edge of q small
/ stream about six miles from the to7n. IS
soon as she saw her brother she began 10
scream aud plunged into the water up @
her waist. They rescued her and then
discovered that She had become a ray.ag
maniac. What caused her insanity none
can tell.
On Monday last, says the WllliamzpoTt
Bulletin Paragraph appeared III these
columns stating that Mr.. E l.. N2ncHug,
of Sun5ury. had never tasted an apple or
taken drink of cider in his life. and IL
was irtimated that it was doubtful Uhe'h-
er a parallel case could bo found. lhe case
has ieen found already. however. VT.
w. l. Sherwin, of Elmira, writes 10 m
form us that his wife ''has never tasted u
an srple in beI life. nor can She drink c-
der She cannot stay il the room where
thee is an apple wi.lont making He-
deihly sick for hours afterwards. ne
Fupire State, therefore, is not behind -L'
Keystone on the apple question. in
sierwin SAYS she would like to shake hauuS
With the gentleman at Sunbury. Lu9IH.-
y she is not a daughter of mother E's'
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