The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-10-06

! prosecution, and to serve for a term of two
years IN the Western penitentiary.
MI. VIM. Boyle. aged about "a years.
resident of Ben's Creek, got OH a coal train
ana rode to Lilly's Station on last Tuesday
forenoon, where in attempting to iump off
| The cars while still in motion he fell with
great force, fractnriug four of his ribs, cut
tug fearful cash in his head and sustain
! ing other severe Injuries. 1t is feared that
! that lie cauuot survive.
"A brakeman named James Matthews n
resident of New Derry, WestInorelaud cou \,
/ ty, had one of his feet cought and fearfnIIo
! crushed between a moving .at AMI Iba en-,
/ OF the depot platform in that place at an
earl honr on Sunday morning last. Ii was
at hrst thought that the injured member
| would have to he amnntated but IL soen,a
hkeIy now that il can be saved.
| There are two ways of coming money
one way Is to go to Jas. j, Murphy's Cloth
ing Store and buy fifty dollars worth OF
wearing apparel for about tliirty dollar.
| Mems clothing and hoys' clothing mt 100
Clinton street JOhnstown. A large and su-
i Perb stock of seasonable clothing Just receiv-
! ed. Call immediately and clotiie yourseI f
comfortably Don't forget Murphy's Star
! Clothing Store
/ -Messrs. Thomas Davis and J. Alex
hoore, two of &. T. Roberts conferees were
relieved from duty on the first tay of t,e
hepuOican Senatorial conference the for
Iner on account of i'll health and the latter
/ Tor some other lson mutual consent nor
naps-and Hon. A. A. Barker and Alvin
Evans, Esq, were chosen to fill the vacan-
cirs, the third conferce being the rrepress
| ioie III. A. Boggs, of Johustown.
| The ,johnsiown Democrat i,,forms our
friend of the Herald that he falsifies the fact.
of history when he attempts TO get up an
anfi-rernoval record for Thomas Davis the
truth being that Mr.. Davis professed to be a
warm friend of removal. was NJ the Cresso,
convention and wns nominated as the r..
/ movai candidate for jury Comnissiouer sc-
! ceptcd the nomination, WAS elected hy the
removal party, and served in that office three
years.
We are little late. hut none too late
! we hope, to extend welcome to orr voung
friend Ed. Buckley, who has recentlv trans,
terred his Allegiance from The In W office of J
| L. Lintor, Esq, OF .Johnstown to That of r
n. Shoemaker, Esq., of this piare with
whom II is his intention TO complete his
legal studies. M. Buckley IL an Intelligent
and worthy young man, and we hope he will
attain the highest piuuacle of fam. i'm the
profession he has chosen
The Board nf Pardnus met Al Harrisburg
on Tuesday morning last and finished It's
Iabors The same evening. but what II did In
the meantime we have no means of knowing
nj this writing, the only information being
an assurance that the Board acted on com
parafively few cases. We take il for granted
therefore, that the case of Jas. II. Z,hm, Of
this place, in wnosr behalf still another
rff"rt vas male ON the occasion referred to-
WAS not acted upon bv the Board,
The Jnhustown correspondent of the n
y. Sun-he who furnished among other
things an apuchryphal aCcount of the recent
unfortunate affair Al Lilly's Siariou-is evil
,iently the preseason of II very brilliant imag-
iuatIon, as witness hiS assertions that Boast
was knocked down and kickr:, about the
harro"m uutil he died, " and that his "mur-
dcrcr CD is one of The Mdlly Maguircs who
committed 80 many outrages at Osceola at
the time of the miners strike. He is now in
jail Such startling writer of modern
fiction deserves to b--squelcIcd.
"A Columbus (O.) paper says that a
young man named Nirhieu9aI, who is one
of two Individuals believed to have been
guilty of outragiug the person Of u young
girl at Mnrrcllville, below .Iohnstown, some
two or three months ago, WAS arrested In
that city one day last week, but upon word
being sent to JOhustuwn the answer waH
returCed that lie was NOT wanted there now,
wh"r"upou the young man was set At liberty.
The terrible crime with which he il charged
therefore remains unaveugs.d, and The Tri-
bHnc would lik. to know whose fault IL is.
Mr. a r Piudle of I'll acklick town
shin, showed few days ago several
grains of "American Mammoth Rye" 4
cereal " hi'h far ex,cls in the matter of size
aud brightness OF coinr anything we have
ever seen in that line. 1t is variety,
entirely distinct from the common rye. and
the allegation il that scveHty-fve bushels
of il can b- raised on one acre and that the
-four IL produces Is unexcelled bv that made
of the hest wheat flour. II any of our
farmer friends wish tO know more about this
wonderful grain they can let us hear from
them.
-Jainrs Callahan, the man who is pre-
surned to hav. caused the death of Jacob
Boast At Liily's Station, as noticed 10y us last
week went to .Johnstowu on Monday even
ing ami informed District Attorney Rose of
lis desire "a be taken into custody. That
gentleman thereuron advised him 10 go
home ard surrender himself to an officer of
the law. aud assured him that soon as
Judge Dean was able I, give the matter bis
attention he (Cailahau) would he given a
hearing on u writ OF hdbeas co rp1s and the
amount of hail, il hail was pernissable,
woulu at that time lie fixed.
A troupe of colnrcd vocalists, very ex
t.n~ive'y and very fav"rably known through
ont the country a. 'he '-oripiu5i Icnn''s-
scans" or the "Slavo Cabin Singers, are
Iii.td for M -utertaiuiucut at The Court
House. TN this place. on Wednesday evening
OF next week, Oct. l1ih. The repertoire of
this troupe CONSISTS ciusively of songs and
hymns OF a religions and sentimental char
acter, I'm the rendering of which they are
said to i,. unsurpassed. or course we at
viS,. every body to go and hear them For
further particulars see programmes and pos
ttIS.
The lifrlrss aud horribly mutilated re-
mains of Charles Mccall were fc und few
mornings ago ON rne track OF the Coss Kun
switch near HoutZhale, Clearfield county,
aud ~ the head which was severed from
the Irniv hor, three stahs or cuts, ard Nv"
siuifar wounds in the abdomen and one in
The sitle were also discovered, none "f which
il was rh"nght could have heen inflicted hy
the cars fuu! play WIS very generally shs-
prcrpd Drs Todd and WhiiIir uad"
most ruort.tu examination aud Mr.. a. Shar- ,
b,uch perf,,rin-d the duties of unterirker.
The unfortunate man leaves wife and two
small children. =,
Mr. Cyrus Miller, residenfof h"rnvi'lc
(Iohu.towu) attempted on Sunday last,
with the aid uf a hair-pin. to remove the eN-
pInsiye matter from what il known as
s.miner's cap" Intending 20 use the copper
tube 10 ornament = lead prncil. but had
not progressed far with his work whrn ,n,
NJ rst finger of his Iefr hand and mangling Tie
srnud finger So badly that IL had to he aInPu-
tated at the knuckie JOINT. The frs, hngrr
OF his right hand also suffered severely a','
haI In Ie cut off near the root of the rail,
- -. Ii. IL -. LanIs ,xsr. lallY domOr-