The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-29

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in Office than the American reonle 10!
gained for. I he 4th of March. 1877 In
come on Sunday, and by statute. the ;na,,
guration of the President elect does -.
lake place until the next dav. Tvrioo :;
the history of the republic this has occr-
red, in 1921, at the second inauguration -
James Monroe, and in 1S49, when ZaeI,r-
Taylor was installed.
The Usage county Lecder, Missions
gives an account of finding tie dead bodrr
of a man named Andy Bryant, near Ledorc
with his head and one arm cut off. and er
tirely naked. The head was some dis,aro.
from the body with a pistol ball wound -
it. A miner, whose name is not given b..
been arrested on suspicion of having nm
dered Bryant, but nothing definite is
known. Great excitement prevails in tbs
neighborhood.
WIN. 4 Weeks, colored, Assista,,
Secretary of State of Louisiana. was kinsS
on Saturday night. Strangely enough
Gen. Sheridan did not send any dispatch N
the President about it, asking for authorize
to go to work upon the banditti This
omission, however, is easily explained
when 1t IS known that another negro Official
killed him in quarrel about negro belle
The color of a murder makes all the differ.
ence in the world.
Mrs. Kate Clark, recently seamstrcs,
in the family of Senator Stewart, at Wasl.
ington, was arrested in Baltimore on Tues.
day, charged with the robbery from Mrs
Stewart, on Saturday, of bonds. diamonds
laces, &c, valued at $1,000. The proper
ty was recovered, and, with the accused,
sent TO Washington. Two trunks we're
also secured, containing between $1,000
and S12, GOO worth of plate, laces, yelyets.
and other valuables.
The pi-fSJt4v,f, pass
is on his way to Washington, with his lit
tie hatchet, and his war clothes. lie is
afraid the papers in a few ugly cases viii
be lost or overlooked unless he is on the
ground, and says he did not know tie
pigeon, holes when lie was President and
thinks if he was Chairman of Committee
of Investigation he might still find them.
He says he don't care whether Grant meets
him at tl,e depot or not.
A dispatch from BoucherYille, Canada.
dated Jan. 25th, says: 4 fire this morning
destroyed the farm house occupied Pierre
Dalude. His wife and eight children Der
ished in the flames. Dulude was seriuuslv
burned in his efforts to save his family and
is not expected to live. His wife aud c!iil-
dren were literally burned to ashes. and
only fragments of the bodies can be f,uud
The eldest child was thirteen years old anC
the youngest was baby.
"A Wisconsin paper tells lis that tlc
Chicago Tribune thinks that 1.-THE hero If
Winchester is about the last mar to be IL
trusted with such delicate commission as
treating with the White League traitors"
1t would be difficult for the Tribune 70
think a cOrrector thought. Sheridan i
just about as fit to manage affairs at New
Orleans as 4 bob tailed bull with the deliri.
um tremens iii fly time is TO take an in.
voice of stock in a wholesale crockerv store
An event long dear to the Pore, and one
which hs was anxious TO live to proclaim
is the Catholic Jubilee of 1870. Plus X
has been permitted to fulfil the wish. and
his encyclical letter has been published.
announcing the Jubilee, defining its ma
ture. and calling upon the faithful to uss
it for :he highest and hottest ends aud the
benefit of the universal Church militant.
He has justified his prediction, Il shall
not die until have proclaimed the Jubilee"
Mrs John Wutchei, an old Iesiden.rf
Lancaster. o. some twelve wears ago rapa
needle into her breast and failed to have il
extracted, as IL never occasioned her either
pain or Inconvenience. A few DAYS since
however, the lady felt strange pricking
sensation in a bunion on one of her feet
ard, upon examination, found the point OF
a needle protruding from the excresence
With but little trouble it was taken out, and
It appears to be the same needle she lost in
her breast dozen years ago.
The following, from St. Louis napfr
is given as one instance fsuffering among
the poor this winter. The papers all over
the country report similar cases every day
THE girl died from want ofproper care and
from exposure TO the cold. She had to Q
every day to the soup house for bucket
soup for her parents. She wore a thin ca.
leo dress and a light skirt, but no shoes
stockings or underclothing. In this cor
dition she visited the soup-house on tn
coolest days of last week. the distance be
tween the institution aud her home being
one mile.''
"A correspondent of the Mercer Dispat,i
says that quite n romantic affair recently
occurred in the northern part of the county
certain young man was to marry a Ger
tain young woman on Christmas but when
he went to claim her, imagine his surprise
to find that she had gone to become 'th'
wife of a handsomer man." Strange =
say, the young man appeared disappointec
and moped around for two or three days,
but remembering there is ''balm in Gl-
cad, he went and made love to the fsls
ones elder, and perhaps wiser sister. an-
we understand that 1.-The twain are to b
made one flesh" ''Sweet are the uses 4
adversely" Take courage young mar
from this, and not lament over tiifles. Ul
Clonu ob-
The Parkersburg wv. Va.) Tines
January 30 refers rs follows to a run-
current in the streets of that city on ths
day. The story runs thus: A farmer h'
ing five miles from Grafton, w. Va, sol
his farm for s., 600 cash. The evenini
after the reception of the money his hous
was entered 10y three men, who killed Il,
farmers wife and two children. Soon th
farmer arrived with peddler, who, on b
holding the bodies of the killed, rushel 4
the peddler armed with a revolver, into
room, where they found the invaders bus
counting the money, at which the pedds'
commenced firing, killing two of the me
and fatally wounding the third one.
course the affair is creating intense exc''
ment, the more as one of the killed ou'
glars was recognized as the brother in-s
of the farmer. We, however have not y
seen any reports of this terrible affair
any of our exchanges, so we do not kno
whether it is based upon reliable reports
woSDERFUL SUCCEss.-Three years