The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-02

city of romantic marriages, l. e.. runaway
matches, we would suggest the propriety of
getting up one on his own hook. he is GER
tainly good subject, and if he Will only
find an affinity sufficiently pliable, we will
agree to guarantee the necessary indigna-
ton of the old folks. etc.
A recent tour through the Cambaia
county Jail convinces us that no bet;er-kept
institution of the kind is in existence in the
State. The building is in perfect repair
throughout, the food furnished the prisoners
is good as TO quality and abundant as to
quantity, and n well-filed library supplies
the prisoners with what is needed rs TO
mental pabulum. Sheriff Baumcr evidently
knows how to keep hotel--of that sort.
When we receive payment for n couple
of years subscription in advance, as we did
the other day from our good old friend Geo.
Murray, of Davenport, Iowa, we cannot but
pity the lack of confidence manifested by
hosts of people who seem to be afraid TO pay
one year in advance, even settle up old
scores, for fear the FREEMAN should sud-
denly stop and they would either be out of
debt or ont of pocket in thc operation.
We owe an apology to Mr.. L. ". Brown,
now on n visit to Florida for not publishing
lis really welcome letter, Int rhe truth is
that while we were sick last week his favor
found its way out of the way, and when de-
sired for publication it was non est. We
trust our friend will not give it up SO, how
ever. but favor us at least with n full sum
mary of his observations and experiences in
the land of olangcs, alligators, aud sich
like.
The snow has entirely disappeared. On
second consideration, qualify this by
saying that in hooks and corners, here and
there, il is yet two feet deep. But anybody
can the drift of all that. i. S. Since
writing The above, the Altoona Tribune has
been received, and VIC lcaru from il that the
backbone of winter has been indced and in
truth broken beyond repair. Hope snrings
eternal i'll the human breast, and Consequent
w we hope that ;he Tribune is correct i'll the
promises.
Spring has come, we hope, TO stay, and
soon the stately tread of the festive tumble
bug and the pa terng feet of III .unh'futous
coclroaci, il we may believe friend Eisen-
bise, will be heard once more in the iald,
while sensible people Of the masculine per
suaeion will he them away To the well-fiiei
clothiug bazarr of S J. Hess & Bro, 24I
and 2i} Main street, Johnstown, and cnrobc
themselves in neat and tasty outfits emf
nrntly suitable as to the season and remark
ably cheap to the price demanded.
MIR. William DiShart who resides
couple of miles northeast o: this place, has
just successfully completed the burning OF
200 bushels of lme-thc largest pit ever
burned in Cambria county. Mr.. Mike Dom
ovan, Il practical hand ut the business. dug
the stone and rcduccdit To ime. Mr.. Dish
art Las two veins of i'm, stone oH his farm, the
lower one being from ) TO feet thick and
uu,ierl ying n vein Of coal about one foot
thick, anil the other about feet thick, with
a V, in of back mpIle, resembling peat, over
tapping it. He will use the lime already
burned on his farm, and next year viii burn
Il yet larger quantity.
by n card published elsewhere, it will
he observed t.,a, Prof. Chapman t,.ciilrs la
again accept the position OF Superintc
Of Schools OF The county, lac having been ten
iercd and having accepted n protessors!iip
in the State Normal 7ic.!oGiat Indiana, We
are sorry. to lose Mr.. G. from our uid-t, for
he is n citizen of whom we are proud, but
larG2r field of usefulness seems to demand
his iabors aua he must go where he will do
tho mast good. With regard to his admin
istraiion OF the office of County Supcrintcn-
drnt, il is sufficient praise to say hat it VIII
be Il long tIuc before II successor as compc-
tent az ho will lie found.
Joseph Lousberrs was arrested at Lib
crty, Lyconling CCaHty, on Saturday last, by
Detective RathiOur, of the L. 5. Secret Ser
vice, for k!lliag Colonel Bitler, ths pro-
vOs. marshal nf Cicafiicld county, in i!.c year
1864 at which time LunsI;erry was drafted
from Lawrence township, that county, but
faiiug to report, the marshal weut to arrest
stairs in Lonsberry's house when the latter
Shot him IN the breast, inflcting wounds
which subsequently proved fatal. \ true
i:i!l Was found against him for murder in the
4. ;. Court at Pittsburgh, but he managed
to elu,ic pursuit until Saturday last The
prisoner has been taken to Pittsburgh for
trial.
An esteemed friend and correspondent
of the FREEMAN, we regret To say, was put
80 ;he humiliating necessity of spending n
night in durance vile while on n recent visit
to a neighboring coanty and that too thro'
his we'll known comIncudahir desire 10 make
peace between two bcligprent ,ountrymen of
his own whom he found ri ct drals on one of
the public streets of certain town which
shall here be uamelcss. The duly empow-
cred conscrvator cf the law, ycIept constable,
thought they were all taking hand in the
melee, anl hence he gobbled up the entire
party and consigned tn" pcace-mal<er as well
as the peace breakers Ter The time being to
the same uueuviable quarters in the common
lock u;..
-.iev. WIN. B. Kittell, or Father Kittcli
is what we may call him nov, he having on
Saturday last been ordained q priest OF the
Catholic Church in the Eternt City of
Rome, where for seven yeas and half past
ise has been pursuing his studies to that
cnd. Father William is the third son of
VIM. Ki:teil, Esq, of this place, and brother
of Rev. Ferd. Kittell, now Professor ut St.