The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-11

= was only a giit at the time ,e
disaster, but the death Of "
. makes her the pnSscsSor of =
the youth of the neighborb.
that they always did think >.
was properly fixed up she ~
prettiest girl in that scci.opaf.
The coroner : Jury ia tt.1,
aster rendered a verde, -
The Jury find that no hl.ns
taChed to any person in Inn,
nectinn with the fire, but t1e,
strongly condemn the aim.
carelessness shown IN the Con-.
the galleries and the means O.
from.
The executive committee 81.
sylvania State Teachers As.
fixed upon the l0Ih. lith ani Is.
gust as the time and WiIl..i-
place for holding the animal =
that body. An excursion .br,-. +
regions. and over the Swi,etl.f f
at Mauch Chunk, has been ~ -
one of the features of the ann, &
The girl who shot the d,-.
off down i'm Alabama for -.
right To walk home with he
Civil Rights bin, Is still going i s
of the papers, and eatheriDr =,
every week. The only dIagi.
story is that the girlneversba-t II. B
head of. 1t is only ''Sou,ba-
accidentally dressed up in a MIA.
clothes.
On Sunday afternoon some
boys went fishing along Frapei
mile or two above Franklin. I.
for bait portion of the bank
revealing to their Mortified gaze
Of human bones. Further ir-
disclosed a complete skeleton.
by the long hair reaching 70 he
lat of a woman. The my>e-
investigated
The Indians are Treoa+--
to the Black Hills. without ha---
plished anything. They mus.
terms proposed 10y tie Eavsu
stay-at-home braves before >g..-
them. Ard so the Eew -.'d
remain a while vet iu a S-s.saf F
and The army OF the cpuafrr D.
its game Of hjia-and-~e-k zs
adventurous miners.
"A feature Of the Deca.a'r 4
servauce in Springfield. Mas.
special attention paid 10 the g-.-
ner Brown. a supposed rebe.
poem. "The Blue ana the O.
read, and a great deal If fa,tr,
grated by the orators. The..G
nCr Browns father, having ..
matter, published a sratemrt
that his son had never been ar i
A few nights since q 'aue# 4
St. Mary's Catholic cnH-cL
y. J., in consequence II a r-
veil having caught fire frpma cll.
though the flames were eZ-.-
mediatCly. cry uf fire wl~ ua.~
utmost excitement cuSued. Ils
caused the doors 20 bc locked.
much difficulty succeeded iu cid
excitement. No damage 80. u
Col. Y. +. Paine, while
his farm in WeStcheSter count
in the locality nf yorktown cl#
large stone, under which Urrs &
bushels of cannon balls aud g. a
knives and hayuuer>. lHet E-
we'll dug and used bv ;le Amer
dierS. The ground was being i
the tiIst time. aud iile apresals
balls and knives indicated ths'
lain there unijstuIb.sd fora huaa-
The largest daily u7ne- e.FH
the world was tie 'hica4H l.'..
a recent date. which consisted Sd
dred md yortg-fiour Ta-' and e
,.ght hUHdrsd aEd t,rf..
aEceiti.4meEtS. IN exTlaEa.i4 4
usual accumulation. 10 is lat l-
that the city tax list fills ur. .-.
thirty six pages of the pal~r e
script copy Of the list weighed u
and occupied 1880 pages. OIL
positions were employed 81 day
it in type, working l0t hou;s 75
/ Sarah. the wife Of Ahlr
birIh to Isaac at The ripe age
Sarah. OF North Denver. nos
ward, having achieved heI tLa.
ten, and presents her astonishs.
a boy and a girl n one and thas
this performance being comm
"having twins" JaekSon'S hs
MaStin. ana, ihnugh lac iS aa
Jackson is now a firm bel.aT-
theory that the climate Of O.
undergoing considerable change
( Mountain Ne1rs.
The Pottstown ledger SAYS
woman who is a SomuamhG.r
with a family on High Sueei. j.
Montgomery county. retired g. u
evenings ago, and soon teii as-as.
she awoke she found herself q. i
= / store, at the corner Of the aJ Z
street, with a lighted lamp u 2
She had arisen i'm her >iecl, ll
wrapper, lighted the lamp aud -
. The lamp was eNtingui~hed -lals
the young woman made her gl'
r the house in the shortest p'ss'y-'
| time.
, The IewiStown Ga-.''. SAYS
- the saved from the fire .tt hSce'l
Ramey, formerly Of this T'11e.
, mp stairs engaged i'm dressing be-
. when men knocked at herd 1- p.
, informed her that the fire "A9 :,
, with terrific speed towards iI. .
that unless she fed immediate. !
D. meet an inevitable doom. ias /.
undresscd children she ha>ieae- /
/ home, which a few minutes '.-
t heap If ashes. Her husband vs.
I the mill working. and letuIJI-
l O'Clock ar night found 7ll . os,
e. being hardly able II rCc7G1ize
. home which he had Just succ'5'
ing for.
I That flag flying fool ee'!
. is ut it again, He is 20 come !.
! by boat TO Oswego. and carry !.
: Union Jack unfurled from 'l
| the New York City Hal. rrs.
- that Mr.. Archibald ard q ~ 81
stalwart BritisherS will 1," !,
|, him. relieve him of his hnI,s-
. him to death in Mr.. Green $ e-