The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-21
NesCs aist! otter Notings.
Down with the rents.

! the Minnesota legislature was born in the
/ State.
An atTec;ionate wife in New Castle
ratified Off her bible to get hor husband out
of Jail. The scrip-tuIal proceeding had tie
desired effect.
/ A young lady. daughter Of Alden f.
Gardiner, residing i'll Crescent township,
Allegheny county, was found dead in 4.
ran near TT home Saturday morning.
Tho National temperance Society has
called an international Temperance Con-
ference to meet at Philadelphia on Tuesday
June Is, aud continue in session three days.
-Four colnred men, who confessed that
they had fired dwellings and cotton gins,
""'e taken from the jail of CoahOma coun-
ty, Miss, on Saturday, and shot dead by n
masked mob.
The vito OF ex-Presileut Johnson died
at her daughters sIrs. Judge Patterson's)
residence near Greenvile, at eleven - clock
on last Friday night last. The funeral took
place on Tuesday.
The shipment of coal from the Clear
field coal fields. over the Tyrone Division,
Penney ivania Railroad, for the year 1875.
amounted IL 9@S, 297 tons, an increase Of
&Il, BIB tons over 1874
lhe identical stove at which Martin
Luther, on his return from the diet of
Worms, warmed himself in the house of
his friend Chich Won Hutton. las inst
Mayor Sfauffer- Of Lancaster. has fined
the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. fur blocking
The streets with trains and mavinC the same
through the city at f;lster rate Of speed
than is allowed By law.
La Page, the murderer Of Miss Josie
Laugn!aid, in New Hampshire has been
sentenced to DE hanged on Jan 10. 1877.
until which time he will DE confined in tie
Stale prison at Concord
The verde in the Post libel case. of
Pittsburg, giving $1,000 damages to Mr..
Moore, late chairman Of the Democratic
county COMMITTEES, was set aside by the
court. AMI another trial granted
The late Mrs. Polly Freeman. Of Plain
field, =. H., had unt left her room for for
- years. She could never be persuaded
that Ahe had recovered from the fever with
which She had originally been attacked
--Jpscph Flemin. of Pittsburgh. carried
q revolver to show lis betr0thcd. Miss A,no-
La Pau.lin. He thought it was only six
shooter, but Inc seventh barreil WAS enough
20 cause the death o! Tie prospective bride.
The solid men Of Boston are thought
iUi over the case of a debtor who comes to
the meeting of his creditors behind a styljsb
pair Of horses and bgight-battonrdd driver.
offers twenty-five cents on the dollar, and
Griles OF again.
--Beecher, like stag at bay. has turn
ed iiercely on his assailants lay aud cIpri
cal, male and female. He solcmuIy as
sevcrates that Mrs. Moulton has committed
pelJIry. and strongly hints that the Rev.
DIR. sStorrs is sueak.
lanes Brady. aged eight years. a son
Of Maj. John Brady, of Harrisburg. while
on visit 10 the family of JOS Stewart. in
Lancaster, was accidentally and fatally shot
IN the head with revolver by a six wear
old son Of Mr.. Stewart
Samuel S,a.aeh of Ada..,ste,,-,2 .. la
caster coluTy. met a horrible death nn Fri
day. While saving logs his clothes caught
III the machinery. The saw almost remov-
ed the head from the body and went through
his brain, killing him instantly.
Thomas Z. Davis, a miner in the Park
coal compsny's mines in Hyde Park, was
instantly killed Friday noon by fan of
roof. His son was working sith him until
q moment before the fall took place but
had been sent away on an errand.
The Virginia House Of Delegates. by
a vote Of IF; y-eight to hfty>six. refused to
reconsider the vB,c rejecting the prop0si~
tion 20 order third readiug of the bin.
appropriatiug $1,000 for expenses incl
dental 10 the Centennial Exhibition.
A Los Angeles, Cal, paper says: The
oldest lady in California, probably, is Don
n Lulalia Cullen, who is now supposed to
be about one hundred and for,y years of
age who recently renewed to the San Jose
Valley, near Pomona, for her health"
On Tuesday last mob of 200 mon as
semblcd in the vicinity of the residence of
Mr.. Richardson, who was murdered by his
! wife i'll NasSilon, Ohio, on Sunday last, and
+ fearing they would harm Mrs. Richardson,
the chief OF police removed her to Canton.
The meaneSt man in the world resides
! at present in uo.,hern Ohio. lie went on
/ to Cincinnati to attend his brother's funer-
/ al aud then cpoliy sent in a biil to the
! executors for $3.50, itemized as travelling
/ expenses hotel bills and s.. 50 per day for
/ ''tinc' consumed in Attendance.
A correspondent of the National Ban
/ tiSt. Of Philadelphia. tells romantic story
! of a young man named Randall, formerly
a resident of New York, who was captured
/ in Syria by lhe BedOuins, married a shcik' S
daughter, and has converted her and 9th
! ers Of the tribe to the Christian faith.
"A singular death took place the other
/ day ut Lincoln, in England 4 ar.,ce +
named Picker, who keeps fowls, was last
week feeding them, when bantam cock
/ spurIed him in the left thumb. Mortifca-
/ tiun set in, and ali efforts to save the un-
fortunate mans life proved unavailing.
Il man named Henry e. Leppert. who
/ was walking on the railroad track at Brad
docks, about two o'clock Saturday aft or
! noon. was struck by coal train, receiving
( injuries which caused his death in a few
minutes. The deceased was II years Of
age, and leaves wife and four children
residing at Williamsburg.
Adam Moore. farmer of MONTGOMERY
/ county, had 81. 200 in greenbacks under a
/ heap of threshed wheat in his barn Last
( week he wanted some money. and going tc
the hiding place found his funds mutilatcd
SO badly that they were nearly all value
less, the mice having used his pocket book
for nest aud torn up the bills.
In 1874 a singular political cifcum.
stance will occnr in Northumberland conn.
ty-there Will not be single county office,
to be elected. Next fall they will elect
two Assemblymen, and Register and
Recorder, but in 1877 none of the terms OF
the officers elected viii have expired, and
consequently there will be no officers &c
elect.
A lady named Smith was terribly
burned at Irwin's Station, YESTERDAY. hy