The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-30
-Nercs OntL CtNef NOtiNHS.


Carl ScbuTtZ WAS implicated IN the
J Mountain Meadow massacre. He vas an
/ Indian intevfsfetcr.
! Two Young men In Wayne county,
! Ca, want 60 marry. Each offers 500
acres Of laui, for wife.
"A little child in Cincinnati was killed
! by a savage bulldog, and the mother, who
/ attem pied u rescue was badly bitten.
The rev postal cards TO be issued on
the first Of May will be tinted-a light buff
on one side and a pale pea green on the
other.
DIR. Acker. Of the Norristown Register,
has his Presidential candidate for 1890
minated, and his name is Thomas A.
Hendricks.
AT Fkrence. Arizona. there is res
taurant kept by d Chinaman, with q Mexi-
can wife, a negro cook aud a white man
for a waiter.
In Quebec 5000 Children receive gra-
tuitous instruction in the Catholic religious
establishments, and 4. coo INDECENT sick ale
cared for during the year.
The wicked wag of the Cincinnati
Enquirer says that Hayes is a good bass
singer. and can sound he depths of Wells,
Bradley and all those low notes.
AT Kintnersville, Bucks county,
large rock fell two hundred feet down
mountain and knocked in the side of a
house, terribly scariug the people.
The report that the remains of the
Father Of his Country are petrified
proves untrue. Late events, however,
must have mortified him very much.
Mrs. Pauline, who recently died at
ElnanowitZ, Austria, at the advanced age
of los years, always enjoyed good health
aud was never known to take medicine
Samuel Nann died at his residence,
near Trumansburg. N. Y, on the 18th in.
stant, aged 104 years. He was remarkably
robust ana active till within few years
Near Spuyten Duyvil. on the Hudson,
the other day, an unknown man jumped
from a cliff to the railroad track below.
distance of ninety feet. OF course lie killed
himself
"A twelve year old negro boy Of Lex
ington, Va, whose occupation is carrying
brick to worlmen engaged on n new build
ing, amuses himself between acts making
models Of animals in clay.
In New York, Sunday afternoon. Al
fred Picard. in fit of jealousy, bound his
wife To a chair in which she was sleeping,
and then cruelty diSfgured her face by
free application of vitriol
Miss Bertha Won fIilern on Saturday
accomplished the unexampled feat, ut
Providence, Of walking so miles in hours
and So minutes. Her success was hailed
with the greatest enthusiasm.
Mrs. +. ID. Gillespie. of Philadelphia
has received Il cash testimonial of S7,S06
because of her services in connection with
the Centennial Exhibition and the found
ing of the Woman's Pavilion.
S. >. Long, of Sheridan, on the I,cba-
non Valley road. has built an immense 10
frigerator, fifty by eighty feet, three stories
high. for storing eggs. 1t is estimated the
building will hold 1000 barrels.
A Brooklyn woman, Mrs. Hesslcr. dis
covered a burglar i'll her room, aud laid
hold of him. He pounded her face terri
bly,, and broke several of her teeth, but she
clung to him until the police arrived.
Dom Pedro and his wife visited the
tomb oc the Holy Sepulcilre in Jerusalem,
where they received communion. The
wife of Pedro Is The first Empress who has
trod the streets of Jerusalem since Queen
Helena.
MIR. Thomas p. Hendricks seems TO be
having better time in California than Mr.
William A. Wheeler is likely to have in
Washington. Wherever he goes the peo
pie vie with each other III testifying their
respect.
Three gils, keeping cigar store on
Fort Wayne avenue. Richmond. Ind were
brought before the Mayor, Saturday. npon
suspicion of being connected with the In
dian9 polls gang OF cUunterfeiters and c,,n-
tidence men.
san Fraroisc has some thirty or more
nsliiionaiies. One of these. Peter Donoiue
or Uncle Peter" rs he is called, owns a
railroad ninety miles in length. lie built
!; with his own money, and has nota penny
OF stock or bonds out
Mrs. Margaret Graham, If West Ches-
ter. Pa, completed the one huudreth wear
of her life on Tuesday. The members of
the First Presbyterian church Of the bor-
ough gave the venerable lady reception
J in honor of the event.
! Mr.. Hayes was not always such ia
u ~ he 10 n,,
! l2th of February, 1875, a vote was taken
among the Republican, Legislators at Col
nmUuS FOR President, Blaine getting "a.
! Hayes 33 and Morton |.
! Mr.. W. X. Storrs, General Superinten-
{ dent OF the Delaware, Lscka wanna aud
/ Western Railroad Compauy's mines. and =
gentleman who has the opportunity of
| knowing better than most men, says there
/ are 1000 destitute persons in the CITY Of
/ Scranton.
"A poor young man left sweetheart n
few years ago in Louisville, Ky, 20 sup
: port herself by teaching school aud writing
newspaper articles. and now, rs the owner
OF several silver mines, the founder IF
town, and the richest capitalist i'm New
! Mexico, he returns to marry her.
| -Mcssrs. Brooks, of Boston. owners of
several millions worth of property in New
! Orleans, paid their taxes to Nichols col-
lector the other day. Many large property
owners have paid their taxes to Nichols
government, including Burnside, the larg-
est proPerty-owner in Louisiana
Albert Brown. Cashier of the First
National Bank of Springfield, Vermont is
SAID to be a defauter to the amount of
$50, 600. 1t is claimed that Brown used i'm
| specnlations, securities left with him for
safe keeping. The Directors of the Bank
claim it will lose little if anything.
"A negro in Williamson county, Tenn,
was an uncommonly determined murderer.
He chopped his way through two doors to
get to the woman whom he killed. That
night mob showed equal determination
10y breaking into the Jail with sledges in
order to take him out aud hang him.
Ice, the Mountain Meadow murderer.
said to Herald corresnonflant Tho A. l. /,