The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-09-10

n complete Japauesc -, -
ON the floor aud the ON. ,' s''
the japanese custom sa
attiIed III eiahorate LAM '4' E,
tea of the superior ,.'1'-st ''Iest G.
used by tie Emperor a~5 Z, is
served in dainty Japapss',.-.' -.'
bad been brought fiop caN
Newman. ''l--
There was great ey,..
vile on MONDAY in -.
the sentence of tie c..
Schuylkili coanty-PH,i.t
tine Beahr, ard Nu>es n
convicted of neglect ar5 ''..'~,
discharge Of thpiroffrisIs.
tence of each is two ye5r.,
one thousand dollaf, Gra '-
Zied funds to be lclu,,..5 .'-
They were Immediately "a T.
To prison.
An old Irishman nans5
G'ed at CarteTsyHlc. Gt....
trnnial anniversary nr n-77.
lie was ''VeIy proud ~ r..
once di owe a carriage in rr.l
was taking pardon 10 r-.
hong. One Of the hor..s
fell to the ground O'C,,..-.
Of the coach and ian ON r.,
of the hanging, and inst ra,.r.
to save the man : life-,h,-a.
his neck"
An old lady named Esg+
80 years, LIVING vith her n.
Point on the Peninsula. r.,.t'
, the 18th about , o-clrrk s.-.r-
+ picking berries. Since tl,-
been seen of her. When ~,
the direction of the ca, ba--
north of the h"uSn. \ cons.
made for several DAYS. br,r..H
has been discovered. She h.
perishcd in lie marsh ur laa-
some of the ponds with vl.-.. +.
sula abouHdS.
Private advicgs from r.
Mimi, represent The ,-.,-n .f.
sonnet hing unparalleled T...
l it had lasted seven dags a.s
scIlnuS effects thar the sand p
ten feet deep on the nl.rnf...
places, and ia others ll.--as-
mined Ia an equal l-utl r--
sustained great iniary. ardar-
one fourth Of the wheat v=T-l.-.
Railroad travel was onti--'r,-,
ing the storm, and >hr.h aag5-
eIn- bound trains were hrrs-
AIDED.
II new style Of barr'. vii.
patented 10y a Canada ..raa
as made in two parts tl5
consisting of uue piece. ard
several pieces ur sraye> sa
broad hoops. Instead .l
creased circunrfrrrura a-sr.
straight cylinder in shane. >.t
ing a large numhpI iu ,-a.H
I hold Of a vessel :Ierc Is % ..a
per cent. III s. ace. TIE
construction pfeveu.S lie
usually takes riaca iu a.r.
its durability Is ~uch fia- '-
ting will he The ulis means Il
its uscfulne>S.
On TueS.l1y afternoon II,
Ter and her daughrcr. aged -a
of New York. weut m-a ..z Isl
away Beach. Tho iaGchfa
yund the safety lines, aa r.
the outgoing current. Then
her daughter : peril. vgn't...
and she too was taken aa
Together they Stru--' d '.
but in vain. \ rwHlcrf
' " rushed into tie suf. m
were reached Suru and ].
shore, when it was fHrl .
! apparently dead. Eyoiy tl-
| to lcS1scitated them. >sme-F
. spent ia the eidcayn#. hr-
/ The way I'm which Mr. a
banking business ou % god :
illustrated 10y one Of 40. sc
he MAS engaged al Jlern0e-
/ lie had taken a l'aIt rs ..e-
/ been deposited with lm
: hinge timber-tract iu DE :
. lie lad erected extnI>ira So
was preparing all the way,
furnishing San Franc. F
. lie had built wagon r.ad> +
his timher-region. lie u.~
tramway and a railway. 81
gold would buy and le us.5r
Tie had 1900 mcn az utga p
/ his Sav-mills, his roads. .
and another. This is one
why Mr.. RalSiuuc did uHl .4s
hand when his ,lcIa>.rH,
money they had placed .E .s
NEGRo RIOT AT CHM
( Trelce COi0r,d Nd, 1..
Men hlled.-The NisS,
Herald, extra, gives ibe io
of a disturbance at tiw'u-
ticulars of a Iiot a. t-H
day afternoon, which -a,t .-
stated.
After hearing all the sia'el
the following Is about cuIrc'
law providing against TIE
in Clinton. Young men A
brought a bottle with them,
speaking was going on Hii...
some of his friends wcn.uu as
TO take a drink.
The negro MARSHAL ..I
approached them. 10. hi.i.i.-
older WAS not regarded. VIZ
attempted to take tsc Ae.'.e.
hands. SeveiCy liGa,.y s'.--
over the head with lhc u'.'.s
/ Senator Caldwell Gu. .'-
settle the difficulty, ana We
some 20 negroes. whom .'
but about one hundred m'.5
toward him. when some '-'
which was followed 10y q -e-
stampede.
Seveley fred all the ha'Tf..
The negroes then demaH,'''
He then Surrendered ana :
toll, after which the nee
Drained aud robbed AiA ''
aud cut of finger in d. ','