The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-10-08

--Pennsylvania Repablic.. ~
hard to defeat Pei>li,.s- --,,'' a. b.
Democratic candidates. e. u fi..as
Treasurer OF that STATE g"esl,, 1
guments against either ,,r,I.a 'i-g O. /
fixed mp story about Pioii...,'' ia7 !
with bis mother-iu- law. ss aas.
document. The exact r.. c-,.
the issue is not very ans p i.-,- i
some mothoI sin law nli5i., p. '| a-
the publicity given t. liz.
faneied or otherU iSc.-T - - l.. ...-.. I
J0urHaL ''..e
The church scandal a. C-:
I'm which the Rev. y. d TI..r.
ter Is involved, is hot a,.E,
charges have been fIcf.,,.s @.
ference against Hoffman ~ ~. :. '.-
that when the case en-. o. is 5l--
field, III viii occupy p,., u a' s.
more talent. and devefun me ....5 s.
filth than ANY single cleiic..r
ever held on this euutipan, ., I'VE
Threatens to eclipse that ar n,
place Quincy ahead OF p
cerlical scandal line. ID
MI. SiuSher, the Tar.-as.
IN Tennessee, died at Gresr,,.','
State last Friday. lie vssI..s @ {
years OF age. and, had be rrt 10 ,''-, l'=
an attack uf rheumatism III. ls-
nine. feet high. His boot ~ .1 .si .''i
long, and one of his hands 80,
size OF four ordinary ones. n.
chair and pick up anvtl.ir- u
from him. HIS head mcasrlss
inches, and his chest = feet m a
ence. His coffin was - r..+ 80.
wide, and p feet deep.
~ terrible sequel to an b1-,.
aaent telling ghost stories acc-,-.s
Surgical institute in !nliar,,'r.--
day night. a room fuI If ,..r-
patients of the institute. arrr.,r
cited each other 10y stories .f ......
partitions, hubgobIins. rha,-.
gas had been turned out. either ~.
ally or by accident. In t.e -
vivid story one of the girls tbrsrf
over q trembling comradp r:.r
and strange conduct was noticed r
light was brought the fact "a. -.-
that the poor girl was homeless,
She has remained so ever Sine. -s.
are ente rtained of her recovery
Among the persons who ra,i.,.,. q.
ing the recent Texas gale waSsn.-. 4
named Patrick Lauigan. who's ~.
thus given by the Ga1rtztaa T..
worked on Qualifications "a. S..f... 4
. Gibraltar, and at Metz. In fSt7 al
in the Mexican way as an knle-.e-r.
was wounded At Mier. aud uaS--- II
who drew a white ball five time. 81.
sion, thus getting of &ith lis Efa ~
a very high Mason. WAS blrn I'm Ts--
stoue cutter 10y trade, and lad be-.
weston about seven months. V.l
which is lost. contained some y7lrsf,-.
regalia, and some curious relics of b. 7
career lie WAS over - years u-f" /
Father Naldron. "a Ca-ha'fer-a--
ar Chicago, in his walks about tlsr
n notable one for lis extreme r4-
tonnd that the streets were ful ID
and barefoot boys and .iII> who ,r-
to school and to church. and disc
that pride-the fact THAT thev vr- 7
foot and ragCed-waS at tie b.---
all. lie didn't forthwith ascend ,.a-|
and hold forth upon the siaf-e
pride he commended il INSTEAD. s- Il
! at the real root of the evil wlerHfrs
~ appealed for funds t. c'uthc tf.4 4
tive little cNiles from school sri Il
Said he: Give them the boots f.-
We can get them To- the brcksaf=r.
a pilgrimage of Roman gs-
fiom church to clulch tool, il#ceE-s
to, Canada, ou Sunday. Altr.
! ther respective churches. they ur.z
[ s.. Michaei's Cathedral. Ansr 81
T service there, they Proceeded @ a
laide street to St. Mar, = thmg. "a
street. a distance of one mile and Z
/ From this point part of the process,
/ turned east by Front street. Ts /
/ dispersed on account ufthe uroc.>,-H
accompanied by police and large
of military. who were Ordered E-
/ occasion, and a change in the -l.s
procession. The disturbance r 4
less than was expected. N >-r 4
. march from the Cathedra' la-- I
/ throwing, etc, commenced. Isa
[ charged on the aSSai,ants. fIr. 4
! shots. On the march up Aasah 9.
/ several attacks with stones. -.-
made, and at Bathurst street rr 1
Der of shots were ircd. Cue a.-r /
and a number Of Others wfr @I
wounded. No ono was liI'ei r i
/ known. About two Thousand v
procession. The crowd. .t SUE
was estimated at eight. tLras-
was quiet at latest accounts.