The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-11

A red wolf was shot In Lehigh county
recently. II is the only animal of that
puIsuaSiou killed in the county since 1897.
The boilers of the steamer SIdonian
exploded at sea, killing twenty-five of the
crew. The steamer China overhauled the
Sidonian soon after the explosion. and sent
the surgeon on board, but the men were
all dead but one, a fireman. When asked
the cause of the explosion, he answered
Il will tell you in the morning" buI he
died in few minutes, and i. is impossible
To learn the cause. The Sidoniap proceed
ed under sail. and will not arrive at her
destination in less than two weeks.
The New Brunswick y i. } Prcsbytery
assembled a Trenton on Thursday. to con-
slider the charges of heresy against tie
Rev. John Miller. "A preacher of the Pres
byteIian Chu ch, Ia that he has published
a book denying the Trinity and the immul-
tality of the soul. Miller, defending him
self, said 80 man IN the Church held the
Calvimistic doctrine with greater boldncss
and teuacity than he. But lac did not be-
lieve ia the Trinity. AS to ;he immnItah-
ty OF the soul, he owued himself as opposed
to the doctrine.
Fifteen hundred French pilgrims were
received on Sunday morning at -hc Nati-
can. The Pope entered Dncal Hall where
the pilgrims were gathered. accompanied
10y twelve Cardinals aud many distinguish
ca IISlbitS. lSCbuUi dumas read al
dress aud presented rich offerings of the
faithful. The Pope. standing on the throne.
delivered an eloquent speech. lie address
cd the pilgrims IN affvctiouate terms. and
blamed the Governments who consider as
revolutionary demonstrations the rel: gious
manifestations IF the people who demand
liberty for the head ofthe Catholic Church.
George Klein, of Memphis, is very
bald, only 4 fringe of hair remaining low
i Il
smooth surface dyed with very bright
colnIS divided :nto squares of crimson.
yellow, green, and 50 on. His poll under
good light, looked like a section Of rain
bow. He went to chmch, aud distracted
attention from the services. lie went to
the theatre. and received more NOT ice than
the performance did. At length he xas
committed To an asylum as a iunaiic He
declares that the country is not free in
which man may not dye his head accord
ing 20 his own fancy.
he largest carpet mills in the United
States, those of the MesSrS. DubSt,il. at
Schuylkili Falls, in the suburbs of Phila-
delphla, closed Saturday, thus throwing
fourteen hundred hands out of employ
ment. In the early pant of April some
seventy tapestry wcaveTs struck against Il
reduction of their wages from four and
one-half to four centS per yard. Since
then the prpprietoTs have learned that the
other operators, notably the Brussels and
ingram weavers, who suffer led no reduction
have been assisting the strikers. and it has
been decided to stop work altogether. The
mill has large stock on hand.
AT OSwego. six miles west of Aurora.
III, Few evenings ago. a most painful ac-
cident occurred on the Fox river branch Of
. the Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy Rail
| road, The VILLAGE school teacher a Miss
Brown, had been out for an afternoon
stroll with her pupils, and had Just crossed
the bridge over a raviue. some fifteen feet
III depth, but hearing the signal of an ap-
preaching train, noticed that one little boy
had Jagged behind. and would not prol,a-
bly, clear the bridge. She bravely returned
10 the rescue, and saved the life of The
child at the probable cost of her own. The
wheels OF the engine crushed the toes of
her right foot, and she WAS throSn from
the bridge, sustaining dangerous internal
injuries.
"A Salt Lake dispatch states that the
leeiing aroused throughout the United
States 10y the testimony at John d Lees
trial, relative to the Mountain Meadows
massacre, has led the Latter Day Saints 20
apprehend the arrest OF Brigham Young,
and other heads of the Church, accused of
sanctioning the commission of that horii-
bic crime. The Saints have determined
10 resist any moved ment against Brigham
1ounc oy federal authority, aud tn this
end they are secretly arming and drilling
Orders have been privately issued by the
military commander of the famous Nauvoo
Legion, requiring that organization TO be
IN readiness FOR active service on the 21st
OF the present month. Night meetings
and drills are going in Salt Lake City
ITSELF, and it is reported that Brigham
loung asserted within the last few days
that the Moimons who have been driven
IN nff g.. l.
ger. -Four boxes of breech- loading rifles
were shipped last week to the southern
settlements from the cooperative store in
Salt kake City.