The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-11-24

, MISS Sarah f. Brownsuu. danob,or os
tne renowned .. "A. Brownson dece.so,I
q t;f. nf ,y Mho recently wrote and published
- ne pi me prince aud priest, DIR. GaIlifgin
ior winch she collted the fects dnr;n
Sot"ewhat protracted sojourn for that ~
pose IN northern Cambria, died n re.y L.,
"So q. ner nome in Elizabeth, New ,Jersev
ot Wnich city the venerable F,tbar + -,
- SUN a resident. She possessed Eter,rr
''s'es thu talents of no mean order
LuoV. Stearns, Of Florida the pentIem,n
VINO was beaten for reelection in The I.ta
'oU.es' ny Mr.. Drew, his Democratic cor,
peiitor, and who now assumes ,ba So'.'-
count and declare the vote of that S,ata :;
', .'s mas peen stated, a nephew of Mrs a
-. par ker, "ut he is cousin of that lady's
,."snaho, Hon. "A. a. Barker, of this pIace
anu now the question naturally arises u;Ii
,he JohnstowE Tribune, in view of Tho 10
i'''r'hShlp existing between the two gentle
men named, endorse Gov. Srearns in The
take? nv P'oPoses 10
"A freight car on the pa r p
possession of by twentv-two tramns na,r
McN eytown, on Wednesday of last waalr
anu rs they declined to vacate on dn,p,rd nr
,i .e g, Spi'uuctor that gentleman telegraphed 20
'ne SheriIl AT III untingdon, who with the n ia
OF several of the citizens succeeded in arr,
ing the helligercnt interlopers when tia
traih reached that place. After 4 baori,a
10y were AL committed to Jail, from which
.hcy We're released next morning v itb an In
Junction TO leave the town forthwith ,,i;,,
.hey "ld without standing very long on tbe
order of their goint ''i 'ho
a little son, aged about two wears of
MT. John Edder, of Smicksburp Iu1iar,
county. recently fell into a wash[IoiIer n,r
uaiIy hiied with hot water and altbonoh
rescued almost Immediately. he received ~
Jurles which resulted in death about thir,v-
SIX hours after. An elder brother mot vi,
nNe InIshan SOME three weeks nrevious
ana III was with great difficulty that his n n,
Wa Was saved. Four years ago n daughter of
ne same gentleman aged six years. was
. ch 10y hghtning aud Instantly killed.
y "a greatly afdcicted family surely and one
deserving the most earnest svmpatbv
I'm tuesday evening last a party of
young hoodlums, otherwise known as inve.
., .lIe rowdies, Of whom our town has more
man 'he non share, placed an old bench
across the sidewalk in front of Mr. Ev,n
'riih Ia residence, in the East Ward and
soon after Mrs. Ann Evans, an old ladv
residing with her son-in-law, Mr. G. a.
Kinkead, while on her way to the Conorec,
tional church. where services were being
held at the time, fell over the obstruction
aud received an ugly cut above her left eve
spraiiied one OF her arms, and received other
painful Injuries about her person. A reward
for the arrest OF the young scapegraces who
committed the vandal act ought to he the
next thing in order, and we doubt not if done
u would result in bringing some very bad
boys before the bar of Justice
-Ex-Sheriff Myers of this place has or
had few days ago, ear of corn grown
on his farm near town, which measures only
about seven inches, but which contains
twenty-five rows, i'm each one of which there
are forty-five grains, making n grand total
of nine hundred and ninety kernels to say
nothing about few Struggling privates If
any OF our farmer friends can trot out an ear
of like dimensions which excels this a-maize-
ing production we are the very boy to 'ac-
knowledge the corn as readily for them as
any body who Inns ever dealt at the Chean
cash store Of Myers 81 Lloyd is willing to
acknowledge that better goods and fairor
prices are nowhere to I've met with In the
county of Cambria parts adjacent All
which should induce parties wishing to pur-
chase dry goods, groceries, etc, 10 give said
firm call before fooling their money away at
some high priced establishments
Mark Turner, the man whom we noticed
last week as having been arrested on sus-
picion of being the murderer OF Mrs. Maria
Waple, of WallaretOwn. ClearfieId county
is said by the Tyrone Herald to have been
guilty of several acts of inceniiarism some
two or three years ago, but succeeded in
fixing the guilt upon the husband of the
murdered woman, who was sent to the peni-
Tertiary, his own wife and the man Turner
appearing as witnesses against him on his
trial. Wapes term of imprisonment re-
Gently expiring, he returned to his home,
and IL was at first supposed that he had
killed his wife in revenge but II seems that
since his return Mrs. Waple Informed Turner
that unless he gave her n thousand dollars
she would elbow on him, and he killed her
AS Turner has been arrested AMI is now
in the Clearfield Jail, the trial will show
whether not these are the facts. At all
events it was a colo, deliberate murder in
broad daylight, on the public highway, and
not over fourth of a mile from the resi-
dence of two families.