The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-09-17
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The Republicans of -
after an experience of m.,- WED !.
Crawford county system :, 'eaHs
have resolved to abandon !. n'uies
structcd the county conr and
some better and more Sa..e '.ee Z
The fairness Of it is not u.s. 'cts,
IS found impossible under ,'''e i ~
( the nominees over the a., - % d.
The irresistible teudency IS W p.
nate the entire ticket from = 4" o
lous part of the county. 'Ne n.s
Some time ago a co,,.t,
JOHN Bully, OF Cogan ysnoasis,
county stfeyed away and r.'g', ca'-', u
For several days search a.. ,''ec io,
animal. and after the lane. - E's
was found in the woods d." ass
twisted around "a small AM, WI,
posed that in BRUSHING sn-
tail became knotied arw,J lie
IN her efforts To get free -.
around the sapplinp. TIM .@i
more securely. She had starr:l ,..is
Coz. Ames' lging desnat.r..
ngton are contrtdictcd h. l,,',.s - o
military would cheerfnJir -S '1S
OF tie state to preserve 80 - - Z,
the rights of citizens wbens,,,..a 49, a.o
that they did not know Thai ~ s'is.
iusurreCfion in Kinds or a,, '''..s -..
until they saw. Anles' C;,.,,,,io,.'lus' u.us'
ington, but that they Were .s' :" 2
ready to respond. II is pr5.'si -
one hundred men Of L,owpdos' 1' N''
ported by letter 10 the govern. 'l'' {
effect. ''o' y {
"A few months ago the T..
Jaclnemet, then pastor of = p-- ~
lie Church ia Baltimore ra,'-., -.
ligion, resigned his charre -
! Protestant The Presbyte,is,l.
To Montreal to work as Z mis-. - S
the French. Recently he a-,:. q
his mind and asked to be rr;7s.-..
original church. He WI, tec,;-.
astical position i'm that body r.
will BE- compelled to underro
penance in Jesuit cumppni,r
treal. "a
Whilst Mr.. JOSEPH Ts1-ar ,.
in his back porcl, alpnt d,.L I.
evening, says the Terrell XIV, r
saw two rats coming from uil6ers--
close by. Noticing some.liB,
about them hs paid elise at,l,.
discovered that they had ,,.v
mouths, one rat at eaca end :,
went down to a little pond IN !.
lad the straw down, took a drirl
picked up the straw aud matchss
the same way they went down. IN.
reaching the woud Mr.. Terrell n
both, and upon exaninatioD 4
largest and Oldest rat To have la+
Blind. Mr., Terrell says the o5
very fat; and is satisfied that the
I have been feeding him on yargs
and turkeys, aS well as wateri1r 4.
There was frightful acr5-.
ncrtheTn part II Friukliu e,17,r
Monday evening. \ young mana
girls. two of the girls being d7u-,
Squire john y. Peters. of PickaT-
ty, were riding in two horse ra-
pole or which broke. The l.,s h
ferently rePai ed at Che> II.
the team was descending 4 hill tse
College it br"l1c second time. III.
ran away and one IF PrtrI>' rs
fifteen years old, was thrown 0nt
her feet caught ia the spring and a
her Clothes were torn off bv rz
She was dragged for half mile. !.
weie beaten out by the horses b.
her body was badly manslcd. I'll
pants of the carriage were fnaf7
out and the other Peters gir "
ly hurt that she is not able to be s-
A terrible disaster occuud i
Michigan early on Friday m.u
The propeller Equinox. 0n hrry
Chicago tn Bay City. Mich. vita
of salt, and towing the schons
3 E. Mayes, loaded with lumber 4
taken 10y a storm about > o'cIaS
morning. at Point an Sable. 2Sl nj
of Chicago. Capt. Woud,vr,l
Equinox, came to the stern If Ties
at that time, and called ont lh5
the propeller careened and surl
minutes after. She had on bad /
OF nineteen men and Capt. nFs
of Cleveland, a we'll known hss
vino was accompanied by BIZ
granddaughter, making a total q
two. The first intimaiion thg
had of the catastrophe was tie
the drowning. The Mayes ca
10 assistance whatever IN the lei
that was going, and the entire Cg'
EcSsinox wen. down.