The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25

coast. y large number Of -. u,
in salmon fishing near Pa,- - =
b., were caught by the g,la
which contained six yourt7 -. 70
i'm Musquash, y. b, was fnr,.a f,.,' ,s,
and towed into Eerreaux ~ O.7s
supposed to be lost. MANY b,..
missing, and it is Feared tia, ,1A .
other lives have been lost "a2
In a case involving the c-
State Supreme Court has ius, 49,.
there is no equity jurisdiction ), ;,'1''
courts OF Pennsylvania To f,,o., >'l
2oration mortgage. The new .
limiting the jurisdiction Of -.
Court TO cases of injunction -
poratiun Is a party defendap.
Court i:sving adopted a strjc, a..
of the scoops OF their powers M
strumcnt, new legislation will
to supply this requisite runc,;oss
particular tribunal.
Auditor General Temnla :,
aSpersions on his course in n,
investigation, authorizes the D.
state that he is now giving all ..
his power to the sub-commi,,oa
by the House committee If i,,..
and that he has done so from, -
moment the subcommittee c.r'5
him and further, that in cass -
mittee fail to make an examiner
will. be satisfactory to the mill,
clude to abandon the work. Le vir
assume the task Of making a H.
vestigation.
The blood of Warren and p
united to-day in Warren Putnam
a boy l6 years of age, now in the n.
high school. Two sons Of W,arrsrS
married; one laughter died cl6.n.-
son survived the second dau-l.-.
name was Joseph Warren NeTe,s
he was therefore the sole su-yiri7-
child of Gen. Warren. Ills SnD M
Hartford Conn, a lineal d.,cs~.
Israel Putuam Of tie same repp-gs-
some years aSC passed away. ls7--.
son. This boy is therefore the c-7.
descendant or Jos. Warren now an
Is also the great grandson OF Israeli.
"A man in Peoria, Illinois On,
brick house thirty five years old. hs
determined to move the building =.
~Ould face new stleet. The GO
raised his house, placed under
rollers, aud with five men the h8Ts-
moved into the position 1t Is i1rf-i
occupy. Not only las the h7l@
moved, but tic ccT'rr also. the on t-
hearing so wen that tie founda;.r
up with the bujl-linG, and l.,rtilns
bc broken off with Sicdge hamnsz
work has thus far been suecessfa
crack appearing from tie fouuda.r
top OF the cliimncyS'
-Early Sunday u!GT-inr I fire Ind
i'm the machine shops III LANES Fa-
Son. in the rear of the stores vs. F
13S Wood street, PittShurCh. The
which were six brick buildings. vi.
tirely destroyed. Their loss aa -.
building il estimated at Sij.an. p
Surance Is unknown. The asjn'ur.
ings, occupied 10y Wheeler * Wii>l-
ing machine company, and i. Thai
wholesale dealer II gentlemen flr
goods, were somewhat damaged
stock of the latter WAS badly DAMS
water, as was also that Of VI Calm
carpet dealers. The total loss WILMA
reach 500. 600.
The earthquake shock that vls
western Ohio and eastern Indiana
day. seems To have been quite ss-
some localities, cracking the
houses, Knocking down chimney,
ranging things generally. Such
1r.fa....f nsa H+ -
tanees from volcanic mount8iES
tveEty years ago an earthquake III
and Illinois sunk a large amount
and changed the bed OF the Ns
river for many miles. Ut j. clear
great SIbteranean force Is At wa
Mississippi Valley, and y range
tains across tire present Trtigic :.
among the future Z bSsibilitieS
The Lexington Ky Pr,a s.
gentleman who had the curioSityu
session showed to some FRIENDS w
most notable instances of natrB,
that has ever been seen. II j.
most extraordinary malf:'rmatioEu
from Madison county The iiS
is that the SOW while with pig W,
by an elephant and terribly f--
The Consequence was the GREATS
birth tn Il litter, among which wgE
three horribly deformed. The =
here mentioned has the trunk. ihsa
the tail of an elephant, and As It =
alcoholic preSeI vatioI1 one Is sTt
at first that he is looking at ~
phant rather than at a pig. Anf
in the litter lad perfectly forus-
1t is a curiosity wen worthy Of ttt
psychologists.
The, Frankfort Ky le'17
this : Mr.. t-reen Boots. the oT.
farm at Peeled Oak. on Slate
noted sectium of Bath county. IN
up about sixty acres Of level =
spring, discovered the ruins oi
regular streets, curbed with :
eeineing Il higher order Of arc
knowledge, aud n greater ciri.ia.
other prehistoric remains yet ioaa-
Country. Many years aga l fam
a similar city was noticed in Noni@
near Maunt Sterling but the e'
the land, having little taste i'r y
tASftOS- slAlt4As>N "a NAa~..N'-
tho evidence TO make room i1I os
ing. This beirg n fresh dlsoES
have no doubt il will lie visited ., !.
Shaler and the arC1e1lOgiStS ~"
historians of the country a; la'-
land adfoins Il large track b''.;
General William Preston. OF i-eA''
I'm Lancaster county Is ile
nickel mine in the world, ana %,
that has vet been discovered % ~
States. Tile miuc lies upon 'A'
ridge between Chester CONT!
valley. Besides nickel. iron az
ore have been found. The chpPg~
kno@n there for seventy years
orc is Of gray color and 50 n'
can be obtained only by blasting.
Is broken into small particles .
into furnace and subjected "
heat. 1t is ihcu smcltcd Ike ~"
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