The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-02
The Rev IIenrv Cnnn,sr

masonry. AT an anti Masonic con-.
in Mansfield, Ohio, lie read = r,rr.
cantatian of all the oaihS of scores
he had taken. He said that hc Sim.
in honor bound, however, TO reveal
the workings of Masonry.
Tho talleSt man i'm lowell ".
Columbus Tyler. a bar-trndcr ~
seven feet two inches la heirl,, -
old. and weighs 2l5 pounds. Uisf.5
six feet five inches in height. his --
five feeJ 10 inches, and his sister. = =.
old. who mas not yet .'cat her O..
six feet eight inches. the average h.
of the family being six feet SIX inchs,
The negro SimGs who rer,f,.
twice in successiCr nameless c,..
upon white lady, Mrs. Edgar 4. \.
of Prince Georges county. Na-vl,nl
who was so summariiy dealt with tyl.
swung from Tie limb of a tree. Is CIV.
t"haye believed that nndCr he l'iyH r.
Iiil there was no punishment for H. +.
riblc crime. lie was soon uudecls,s5 f.
In the case oT \. c.. Gre.t.-ars al +
i. Spaiiisrn. on trial at BrcckviUc -
for mur,ier. ia causing the death n 4.
Sophie (. Buinham by PEI fJrmiuaa,
tiGn, The IUny returned a vc.d.cr ,f -,--
and the prisoners were sentenced y,
hanged on iEo 23d Of June. Cgear..
the girls sedGcer, and acc9mD9ufad +
s. aTham v hen the abortia. uaS-,err,-.
~ movement Is on foot 10 have q .,-1
spelling match between twelve la,lf.g
gentlemen selected from the rc,fla,.s
PiltsburGli by Supci inteu,leut I.l.,.
twelve selected by Superiuie-d- n
from the citizens Of Allegheny. FaeLr.
will consist OF six ladies and six ,s..
men, aud the proceeds viii be eqnan,
vidcd between the relief societies -
two cities.
-Inforn:atilE is earnestly desired .
whereabouts of Samuel and Ca,ls-
SiIni'Son, who formerly lived In P,ga.
vania. They were the parcutS uf las. ..
u ii.ian who ran of and went to Miss
many years ago. Any person scudng
information &c them OF tieir estate
Thomas Smith. Competiiion. Lacif,iccr
y. NisSuali, VII eceiye $fcl. Ezat,
es please cory.
u he new postal law recently r--
ol Grafton was 2 victory for tie en-.
m"Hop1liCs Of the country. Its ,cr,.-
viii lee to drive business through H.
press facilities. and diminish the r--
e the pnSt-otfice department. tI --
Sient rarcIS that weigh ever cr, f4
are charged two cents postage. In .-f
words, a two cent stamp has Il be -
on each single paper.
The recent birth nf quadru,l lytsis-.
timofe * Iarallelcd IN a similar cg,.-
Rratt.cbnrn, Vt. The parents nan
Hahn, and lie fiinily are very Door. T
dTcdS of people visit the infants evp-r
An admission fee Is charged. and the
ones are already earning from so %
week each. They continue hcatir.
are likely to live They were chris:.
Sarah, Mary, Kate, and Jennie.
"A yourg woman was recently o
r;eG at Beverly, y. J.. in blrsEr-
silk dress. The material If which
brought from Canton. China. and i1s
to England during the Amercan Is.
ton, hy Roger Ecan. 4 prominent
Chant of that day, and gleat-gleaf- rfl
Father to the Ilidn, who Is the sixth H
ri,d in it during five generation,
III England and three in the United 81.
One night last winter George .
Hr"Un, lawyer IF IcfrpgJr. IaTl. .
drunk and slept in 4 gutter. Ig'ha 20
ing he WAS So badly frozen flat b.l
his hands ard ona of h;s feet we and
taled. Iowa has a civil damage .l~. r..
makes Tie liquor seller pueu1iarfr D.
f"r ihe Consequences IF s!-iukia- H.-i'f
PToyvn drank at SIX saloons ''a. ..-
ard his wifs has sued the III i-.....
each f'r SIS.
Instructions have been seutta ...a
Sheridan That lac must nat oul, -.5-r
Enauti"ilzed persons from CuiUg u..H f
Black Hills cOnntry, but also dri,c.~
now there without authority ta---
Crook, as soon as he aSSTlmS camrl.
thc Department Of the Platte. uiI .
personal attention to the execution cf
instructions. lie viii visit the Bllcs
with the necessary force rs soon a5 f
weather and roads permit.
i he Irish leaders having in c,ar--
proposed parade in New York on SIND
in honor Of John Mitchell. .c.cd at-i-
ccuniernantiirg If. Any procession .
kind Ola Sunday is illegal. and The mua.
authorities Of New York had cxme
their purpose to prevent il. The
sympathizers with Mr.. Mncliol's ri
"a redeem his native land can cxlresz-
admiration and gratitude in methods
worthy OF themselves and their ClI,a.
-Great excitement exists among t.
thracite coal miners in the eastern gl
the State. and some whence has t.g
result. Through the intcrDositIon ai i.
er Maren, Catholic priest at As,d-l
= mob which threatened serious
qucucCs To the town of lIazelt0n on I
day WAS induced to diSperSc, ard Il j
accounts all was again quiet. The N
and Laborers' Benevolent Association
Mechanics and Won oikingmen's Sacictyt
clasped hands, however. and long
seems TO lie imminent. At a meeting
these organization at pottsville on iue
mob violence was severely condemns+
Sunday morning the house oi ala
named Colson. at Parker : Prairie, tsa
five miles from Wadena. Mimi, 90
Northern Pacific Railroad. caught fire.
the bursting of a kerosene lamp
flames spread 50 at,ialF that IN ! rl
the night clothes of the father, ml
and five children were on lige.
finally dashed through the winGoe
seemed his family, but in a SAG c01'-
They al dragged themselves to the ne-
neigh bnr's, a mile distant, bareti'isa
naked, leaving the tracks of tLeir pr
in the snow all the way. The iaib5.
two children have since died ot I-t-
iuries, aud it is thought that lie o.
aud remaining children cannot l'.-
vive.
At Thompson Station, near
vile, Tenn, Il negro funeral pH.'
was passing field in which ina.
ploughing. THAT'S old John IN