The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-30
The YnrE T1rc--.-

pi~C sin. iSS SasA tFNrtE luChasE
were split and shaved accoT5;aLI' I''s
cient custom, and placed ON =
the year 1904 They are tl1sr.ts' t'e
four years old, and ars Sill isies ;1es
good condition.
All hopes OF the recova-~.,..
ley Ross have TOW been al-,o..
II is reported that WesteryoIs.s
brother-in-law, is now locked =,
amensing prison awaiting tEt
charge Of being concerned in
guilty knowledge Of the aLl---
boy. The charge is based ~,
marks that accidentally fell e.,
yeldt's lips short time ago in "
-Eiffy-seven years agooD s.
EbeneZer Everett, Of Never;-l
county, y Y, was left a vido--
age of 10 years, having been M
months. That short experience
fife sufficed him until the fire.
niversary OF the death Of his xis.
was again married at the ace 60.
Elizabeth Decker, of Neversi,L
just the age that Ebepezer w,s
first wife died.
A cable special n the "
Herald of Saturday SAYS P7rs y
is but n wreck Of his former -.
magnificent wreck, nevertheless,
be unjust to myself were to a.
not according to the imuresSi7- ri
me in my trief interyiew. SOM
in all probability not long bs--
Plus TX. will take to his bed rers,.
raise from it again. But Cod r-.-
day may be still far away.
The Uniontown GsHiu: 1S IL
that a United States defective in i
pany of an old man has made lf,.
ance in that town in search ~
hidden by the famious Dir. Rr7f3-
was tried in 1S41 for robbery 0f-t.
States mail, convicted on the ,es.i--
his accomplices, and sentenced tote
imprisonment Bra1dee Is said :.
made 4 confession before lis 7z7.
United States district attorney.
"A Jefferson county lUmherrr,-.
days ago had been to Pittsburgh VI.
received a large sum Of money f-s-
by whom he was employed d1-fn-a
year. He placed it in his packe,-b..
started on his way home. When ts
to pay some bills he felt for the b..
10 find that i was gone. lie ws-.
never expecting TO see the hs-5s
wages Of a year again. when tile r.=
a package arrived ~ the bank IN b
vile containing his host prcke.-55-.
contents untouched.
-parOxysmal, pateTnal. sisier,7
ciliatory, and inspirational kisses q,
to be as familiar to Mr.. Beecher a,
hold words. The honorable d=f
according to his own account. has
great deal of kissing. He has ki,-
TiIton fsisterly), Mrs. Moulton iasr.
ally, Mr.. Moulton experiment.
Oliver Johnson fuuwillinrlv.. San "
son ,unayoidablyl. Mr.. Evarts rr1f-
ally, Mr.. Shearman indignantly
Turner (fatherly), and. Thec35s
sreconeiliaiory) }.
Felix McDermott. whose time s-
in the Western penItentiary the 0-LE
was taken from there to the w1lkl7-
serve ou: another sentence which q
feet when his time expired III the 81
tiary. As soon as the doors Of L-r
called back and presented with
from the governor. Felix was Sc
four years in October 1871, but hli
ened his term by uniform good G.
and faithful service in attending q
when the pestilence was raging in {.
stitution. He was convicted Of el.5
building with felonious intent
The \. \. World SAYS that
Prince Bismarck carries his war
Catholics TO the length of expeliu
UrsUiine Sisters from Germany he d
only a very unwise but vety dau
thing. We have heard of no C
against these very worthy persons
is difficult to imagin how tbey Cal
fere with Prince Bismarck political
1t is knowD<to all the world that
same nuns did good and noble wor
ing tue Franco-Prussian war. and
fears Of another coming contest in
should prove well-grounded Bismarc
have cause 10 regret the loss Of the
vices
A rather unique sort of mise-
week or two ago in Hudson. y. ]
WAS an Episcopal minister who ser
Il missionary for his church in Green
ty, receiving a salary of $500 and nun
donations. He lived in extreme pr
and when he died subscription was
up to pay the funeral expenses. At
funeral his rooms were examined
viii found, together with a packac
tanning S94, 600 in government bond
a bank book showing a deposit Of
in a bank in New York City. Tb
gave half of his property to his r.
and the rest to St. Luke's Hospital
churches in which he had preached.
clergyman's name vas Clark. and h
to Greene county from Halifax. y.
"A Catholic statistican claims N
of the 10000. coo of souls in the
States, 5,961, ,242 are Roman "a.
They occupy 6,920 stations, chaps
churches they have the service OF
priests, six apostolic Wears. fr.
bishops, nine archbishops, and one
nal. That they are increasing raui
quite obvious. They already have eli
theological schools, or semiuaries,
nearly 1,500 students over 1000 S
of all grades and more than 300 a,
and hospitals. The jurisdiction Of
prelates has very wide range, from
souls in the diocese of Little Rock.
to 1900 in that of Chicago, and flO
archbishopric of Oregon, comprising
to that of New York, rated at 70Uo,
"A remarkable case OF somnamb
says the Weldon N. c. Sentinel &c.
at MuIfreesboro, a few evenings sice.
of the young lady students of the
College during the night got mp frC
bed, threw over herself loose VI
and started down town. She went
Colonel Naughan's residence, and l1
room and laid on a lounge. 1t great
prise6 and frightened the Colonel
he knew something was wrong. a1
not modest the sleeping beauty.
Rev. W. O. Starr was informed whs-
girl was acd went after her. He To-