The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-09

Tie Day EZPIeSS east on tl.c Philatei-
phia and EIIe read came in collision MI h "a
freight train one mile cast IF Rid dgeu..y an
Thursday morning last, and the engineers
aud iironcu -? both trains. and one brake
man, were Instantly killed. AMI anuihsr
brakeman fatally i'inrrd. Several paSS-u-
ge~S were injured, ihpUgi mono seriously
If an a>'cInii had landed ia Evans
vile. Ind, the Oi her day. it vuuldH't have
produced any More of e, sensation than did
the Ieturn of Malachi Powell. " ho disau-
pcaTcd eighteen years ago. tni Whose 20
late had hcen meanw hi.e Ill idrtl up among
lis relatives. Malachi i ugly. too, and
'yS hc wants not only The property. bat
all tie back rents as well.
At Bu lar, ihis State, few days ago
4 drove named !luHcS MoCaudless WAS
attacked by vjciors bull and gurcd i'm \
'caIlui manner. His abdomen was ripped
ci'cn 10 suCh an extent hat almost his ell
tire bowels pro rud,d. II WIS an hour
after ihe accident before lie received SIR
gical attendance. I.s recovery is almost
impossible. The huli was shn'.
"A new inveuiIr'n--a trI35cdp balloon
- being cxpeJime.itcd with Iu .iriu4.-l,riG
Conn. II Is designed ~ convey tusf.,.dsc..
by means of a baio II above 2, hostile ara,,.
ar city, when. 10y an aHjomatj az agriu.,-
mcnr. they a!e detached aii.l exploded hy
guagr fuse. il has attracted rnuch a.
o.
rnucnI = observing the CNi-eiiu:c:ItS
y Boston SuInA ler has It..tt;el lll,.i.ali.lS
of dollars IN NcN EmglaId 10y >layiI:. .t
hotels over night la liie a.uiSe uf I travelling
salesman. receiving. hv previuHS arrange
ment with confederate, letters Containing
Worthless clieclls and inducing the laud-
lords tn cash the checks. Ills easy, Iiilsi-
ness like manner, and the simplicity uf the
fraud. enabled him Ia succeed IN neatly
every instance.
i ~" ycaIS ago the - ifc Of TlIoS =
Suggs, of Castor county. ia. gave birth
/" three children AZ uI,o time. atd week be
fore last she went one better uu her llr-
vlous performances by giving biiti To :
quartet All seyeI--sIud Tine mother 10,
-'re doing well, bml Ar SuggS Is III n
sad state of mind. lie wants To know if
such "A Thing can bc. and ove. come us Ike
a summer shower, without our special Won
der.
~thaileS Brown, a one armed man. it is
alleged, clipped with Mrs. Walters. the
wife "f Mr.. Walters living at ST. AIbans.
Twelve miles below Chari, stun, ". va.
Ihry registered at Wares Hotel, Hunting
ton, as {. +. Burgess and lady, If lrnnton.
Ohio. The las heasd oF them they took A
Cincinnati boat. Heretofore The woman
bore good reputation, and was thought
To be living happily with her husband,
VIII" supposed his wife was guing to visit
friends.
Il farmer in Chester county. Pa. pros
ecnied three hunters for tIespassing on hiS
premises, for which they were fined. They
reiailated on him by telling him they
would give him ihiity days time to rc-
move all the noxious weeds fr,,p, off his
farm, and in case he did not, tiey wunjd in
Stltute snit against him for the viola inI, of
special law for Chester county. which is
punishable with a fine of 500. The farmer
taxing the hInt, has fuGr men brsily Gu
gagged in cutting aud pulling weeds.
- The ottumwa Courier tells of boy in
That city who was originally intended for 4
negro, but who is half and half The de
Scripti"n is: From the top of his fore
head from each side. in a V shape. he is as
White as any human being i'm the city.
r ON his chin. running down on his breast
aud half way round his neck. is a large
white strip. The balance OF his skin. So
far as exposed, is black, and his hair, real
African, is about half whire or light iron
gray. lie is about sixteen or eighteen
years of age
Levi Hendricks. young man. residing
IN Mt Washington, near PittSburg. who
had been sick f,r some lime. to all apnrar-
ahces died, and arrangements were made
Tor his fnnei:l ON the third dav thereafter
but at almost the last moment he ayvoke
from a trance, to the great astoii>hmrnt
OF ms friends. However, he soon after fell
INTO another trance. revirinr again ON The
third day, Monday OF last week. On that
day he again sw"oned away, and on Thuis-
day Last. his friends being satisfied, beyond
ali question, that life Mad departed, his re-
mains were buried
in the town OF Auburn, Oregon gold
dig9ings have been found under peculiar
circumstances, y boy had been fitted out
Ivy his father with the implements of min
ing and set to work near the roadside,
merely FOR amusement. and To give the
yonngsfer something to keep him ont of
mischief. The ground was s;aked out
i"riuaiy IN mining style, and some waste
water Was turned into sluices. SO as to
wash the dirt. The bog worked for few
DAYS faithfully. and, TO every hody's sur
prise. he at last panned ont a small quanii-
W ot gold dus'. Laborers we've then en-
pioyeG. and the work was deennned and
extended, gold continuing to- tie found at
last Recoun.s, III printable quantities.