The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13

In York county recently vicious SOM
fatally injured a child aged about four
years. Tie little one attempted q" catch
one of the SowS pigs. when the animal at
tackled The child. kuoci,ing it down, bI ing
the left hand through. tearing large piece
of flesh ou; of the left arm and the lc.t
side biting ont Two teeth aud lac-rat:uG
the cheek aud several other portions OF the
body.
-Anothcr severe wind and rain storm
visited Central IrdIait and Ohio Thursday
evening. doing stil further Damage 40
crops and farming property generally. \
hoy Was killed by falling tree at Lima.
Ohio. George ". Miller was killed hy
lightning a Meadvlle. p. Al M"iriSt"an
OHIO. hail as large "a hens eggs f,N !n
large quantities. and wheat and corn in
the path Of 'he sturm are ruined.
Seth Arthur PIatt. IF Neym1u'h,
Mass., has just returned fram an HueNp,ct
ed VOYAGE {" EuI"Fe. He say that "n ise
9Th of June lie lost his Scnscs. and the first
thing he rec1ilected when lie recovered
them that he was two days out "n "ne
of The Cuuard packets. He reached Livcl-
pool at u'circk in the morning, Went
ashore and took out a return ticket, alad
left for New York at 1 o'clock the same
afternoon.
The present Governor Of Ohio Nh.
Young. who obtained his office when Hayes
went to Washington TO figure as Prvsldeu
Is 4 Roman Catholic. and - vciy gaua man
too, we believe. The Republican Mayor
of Cincinnati - also noted for his prououu-
ced Catholic sympa,hies. These facts iu
themselves are Of no iul,ur auce but they
contradict the common Impression thar
! Catholics Invariably go with the Demo
cratic party.
The steamboat J \ Camden. cu route
from Porkersburg - Pittsburgh. exploded
/ IA f,F i...fl
of Fish Creek Ripple about 3 o'clock Mon
day afternoon. " iliiam Barnard, tie li-
lot, and IhIee cnlurcd men Of the crew
were Instantly killed. The following were
injured I. II. Wiley. seriously Samuel
Rogers, slightly sca,ded; JamcT Cou5lieiou.
head cut in two places, but not seriously !:
Thomas Jennings. slightly injured.
AT Carlisle, several days ago. a Mr.
Samuel Vert noticed a hawk attack Il
young turkey and commence desonring 10.
He at once got the uusket, loaded il and
3 fired at the hawk. While in the acr of
! doing So, however, the fiiearm exploded,
the stock striking him in the face, break
! ing his jaw in the center. detachinG a pnr-
tion of the bone. with four of the front
lower teeth, breaking of three on four of
! the upper teeth, and stunning him.
In Sharon. ON Tuesday of las, week. a
I dangh,er of VIM. McyiilVray. prominent
| citizen of that place was driving un The
street. and her horse became frightened
! aud away at the noise of the wagon
/ containing scrap iron, which was driven
bv Wm. &. Bell. She was not inbred
but her father had an alteration with
/ Bell about il and beat him. Bells son
/ then attacked McGivray and injured him
! SO badly that he died on Wednesday.
Louisa Simpson died not long ago at
! Allegheny. Pa. and in her will directed 30
cents week to be eXpened i'm the pui chase
/ of meat for her three dogs. in accord
J ance with which request the executors de-
posted $i33. ;}3 iu a bank, the interest at q
! per neht bcing devoted to the support Of
! the ours. One OF the dogs has Just died.
! and the executors are snlely puzzled
/ whe' her to divide his portion between the
/ survivors or to reduce their weekly allow
/ ance to 3:l cents.
A Boston woman has contributed a ro-
nance to the still life of Canada Her
! name is Susan Parker. Two yeaIs ago She
/ was at The Russell House in Ottawa. with
/ her sister, for several months. and fell in
/ love with one of he walters of the estab-
! lishment, John Fields, To whom size pro-
I posed Previous to leaving. lie at first re
/ fused to AIRY her, but finally succumbed,
and the couple were To be married Satur-
+ day i'm Boston. Miss Parker is said to be
! worth 500. 900. She is a refined lady, and
/ lie, although rather a fine looking man. is
not the poSSesSor OF even an ordinary edu-
cation.
Elijah Killam, farmer Of Wayne
county, Pa, near Cochectuu, y. y. on
Thursday kissed his family, saying it was
for the last time. He called his oldest
son aside and told him whar co with the
farm, ''for Pm to be dead man before
night, | know" thunder storm was
Coming up, Kil!am went out i'm field Tn
turn hay. 1t began to rain. He went TO
the pig pen near by and took shelter. His
pitchfoik was on his shoulder. \ thunder
bol descended and struck the tines of the
fork, melting them, and passing through
the farmers body, killed him instantly,
and also killed dog that was near him.