The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-17

Two reInail lahie births are reported IN
Il single days dispatches frum iudaHaVo
lis, who were joined together siu5ia. to
tie Sjamcse twins. One was huIu alive
the o,hcr dead. ard he fast lived bur
few moments. At five o'cIeck "Wednesday
afternoon Ms. ". NIawun was delivered
uf . female child. a FIVE n'rlucl, Thursday
morning another female child, aud at five
O'Clock Thursday night "a male child.
Rev. Augustine +. Hewitt. uf the
F#Hli>iS. Is Row superior uf the order and
editor Of thc Cuf501ir World Father .ftck-
er'S IL health having compelled him -
seek release fIom lis duties DR. Hewitt
j. an IL. n. his degree having bscu Ie
Gently conferred 10y Harvard. which thus
supplies tie first instance Of an American
university founded 10y Protestant src,ar.a.s
50 honoriuo eminent divine OF the 2n-
man Catholic Church.
Near the village OF Glendale. Ohio on
Wednesday II last week. Wiiiasd Cox IA
tally stabbed his father Benjamin 3 Cox.
Both parties were drunk, and ihe f. her in
a paToxysIn Of rage had attacked .IiS sun,
knocking hlrn down with chair ann then
attempting TO strau1lo him. The young
man plunged his knife repeatedly Usfo llis
assailaui's head, aud finally severed the
artery of the right arm, and in a few mo
men;s the man was corpse.
The Boston Commonwealth says that
It's announcement iiidT TIE murderer tI tlle
Joyce children is known. and lies on Gal
louye's island, Bns ON barbor, has given
great satisfaction to the relatives aud
friends of young man connected with a
prominent family living in that vicinity.
who, for more than ten years, has had "a
bear tbe uufuunded and crrel suspicion of
knowing more about the affair than hc
was willing to acknowledge
Mark VI. Poneroy, proprietor If PoEle-
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from his second wife, Louisa VI. pomerny.
the talented actress. aud has married
again. The separation was decree6 ia the
probate court of Brigham City. Utah
under peculiar circumstances. This j
Pomeroy's second divorce. His present
wife vas his proof reader. and has bot the
talent To act JHlis:, which was liS sole
complaint against Mrs. L. No. ,.
Every body seems curious to know
what The soldiers get for their services.
The army regulation book fixes the
amounts as follows Colonel $19i per
month Lieutenant Colonel. $40 Major.
Sl5l Captain %1lS50 First Lieutenant.
SloS.50; Secund Lieutenant. Slu3 30 /:
Brevet Second Lieutenant, $1O3 so; All
jutant, Sl1450; Sergeant Major $2l /;
Quartermaster Sergeant, $50; Sergeant
SIT Cnmmissary Sergeant, 81; Corporal,
Sl4 Priva e, $G3
with the loss Of me Southern Pacific steam
er Eten. July Is. is that ever since the
great tidal wave of MAY 10 there has been
an abnormal motion of the sea on the Pc
Tuvian-C -ChlIian coasts hOrewarh. sufficient
IN fog, TO carry ship upon the rocks
without suspicion on the pat of those on
board that they were drifting to tiestIuc-
tion. That such disturbances should be
so long cont inucd is remarkable
On the road leading from, NIa.jei,,, ~
Lebanon, and directly ON the line between
Lancaster and Lebanon counties, there Is
a hotel kept 10y an aged gent le man named
Frederick Koch, who has been the land
lord of that house FOR fifty. eigh. and has
hVed on the fan M attached to it for sixty
eight years. WeIscoTd the above circum-
stance, bel ewing it the only instance on
record wherein any party has succeeded in
Keeping tavern in two cnunties at once aud
Tor such an extended period
-kE- Senator NeSmith, Of Oregon. SAYS
lie has known the Nez Perccs tribe now i'm
revolt. since 1919, aud for two years 1857
S-while Superintendent Of Indian affairs.
had them under his charge. At that time,
IN Mr.. NeSmilh'S opinion they were the
finest specimens Of the aboriginal race on
the continent kind, d"cile and friendly
to the whites. And SO they continued un-
III robbed aud plundered 10y corrupt In
dian rings and corr upter treaty makers,
they were unable longer to endure their
wrongs in sileuce. and rose in revolt.
There Is a curious divorce suit pending
IN Atchison county, Neb.. his wife. aged
thirty-three, having sued Herbert Sanders,
aged seventy five, for divolce-cauSe cru
city ana adul5ery. lie married about fif:y
years ago and was divorced married
again aud abandoned his wife. who got a
divorce ; married third wife, who died.
and at fifty-eight married his fourth, a
girl of sixteen. She left him ia 1862 got
a divorce aud married. Her new husband
ran away in 1864, and in 1867 she was re-
united to Sanders. So things stand mt
present