The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-02-09

-fhe Pittsburgh Dispotch saws that Hi.
r,oihess Pope Pins TX. has forwarded to
BISHOPS Domenec and Tuipp n nutnlwr of
w wo,.'hh ieaVes, upon which will be written the
u. u:''nts "i All the Catholics in their dioceses
Sim'iar blank leaves have been sent To .,-rr1
ut"cese In the world, and after the ra,nes
rave been enrolled they will lie returned fo
ms hoiiness at Rome, Us lie bound in an I'M
fnense album. The leaves will he returned
10 70 the Eternal City next month, and the
ainuh presented 10 His Holiness I'm Nav
upon the hfticth anniversary of his consr-
GRAFTON as Bishop. OF course it is Appc,ed
'na. q pecnniary souvenir will actn,npau, !,
each autograph f'
r-Ihe FREEMAN has many firm and faith
!ni patrons who never fail TO gladden. I'm.
heart Of tile printer by paying their subscripa
nun IN a"eahue, but of all the names on our
iiSt There is htbe puts on so encouraging an
as.'ett ~ that of our merchant frieuj WIN
i-'z'"Eer; i.SG. of LOretto who Ivy the way
,S"he Oh tiie best citizens that Cambria couuty Y
has ever beet: blessed with and who inr,ri
""iy so3scrihes and pays in advance for not
less than TWO ahti very Dften, as ar uresput
Tor rs many as four copies of on NJ, l,cr t,rc,.
VI "hiGh are of course sect to other PARTIES
than himself. Such n man deserves f., he
e'hbained in the kindly remembrance of the
newspaper fraternity everywhere; not be-
canse all fhe editors in the land are enioyjur
or ever have enjoyed his very desrabe ma
'ronage, hut because as he is doing ii to one
A.
i've sense, may he I've said to be doing it tn
all Others Of the tribe
-frof. Eugene B. Thorpe the blind vo-
caiiSt and ri"cuiiouist, gave one of his choice
in"sicai ami literary entertainments Mt the
Court House in This place on Monday even
ing last, to the evident satisfaction of The
Nrry large audience in attendance Mr.
Ihori"' ~ very sweet singer, well as n
nnSiriHn and reader, if one in his unfnriu-
hate condition eau bc said 10 read of no mran N
al .ta.f f-..., IL.
aud therefore e,ninently worthy of aid ON
tiit score al one, he gives an entertainment
ina' edlhes and amuses all who have tli.
pleasure of listening to 1t. His programme
on Monday night was rcplcie with muscal
aid literary selections of high order all of
Which were rendered in fine STYLE but his
rrcifafion "f that fine old Irish poen ''Sha-
mus y l'rirn, strurk us, rs it no doubt did
All MS anditors, a. the masterpiece oi the
occasion. We earnestly cuuinrpd Mr. r.
10 The kindly consideration of all to whom he
comes greeting.
BtRLTH0UE SENTENCE The trial Of
Isaac LnntZ for The murder of Hugh Hauey
at Allegheny Furnace, on the I2ih of No
v'-iu'rr las', terminated At Hollidayslnrc.
ON Thursday evening, and I.auiz was fnurd
gully of mansianghier, On Friday morn
ing he was brought into court and sentenced
To- an imprisonment of two wears aud one.
mouth IN the Western Penitrutiarv to nav
q tiue of one hundred dollars and all the
Gusts of prosecution, and tn file u bond after
the term ~ Lis imprisonment shall have eS-
pirt'ti, III The sum of 81 ,0G1 for his future
good conduct. judge Dean, In passing st.n-
tence, said that if had he his own srnse of ius-
tire alone 10 c"nsult he would have imposed
much more severe punishment. but he wa-
o,rrru.d hv his as-uciates aud had no al
tcruativc bn, iu Weld to their decision The
maximum ,"-ualty frr nanslaughtcr il.
twelve years imprisonment aud " GOO Hue
ut the sam" term of Court Mt which t,ants
whs trird dnd sentenced il s.iuiIitioIc iudi-
vi,iuai named Wilkinson was ttird eutl .nn-
vIctrd at sicaiiuga COW. He WAS srnirHr-,!
To t,ro ncdrs ORd sir months iinpriSonincMt at
hard labor, In the Western Peniien;iary
aud Ia paw a fin" Of hTy dollars 10 the
Commonwealth. Wilkinson stole n cow
Laniz killed man Lau:z is sentenced to
n five months shorter term in prison than
Wilkinson therefore, n cow is of more
"nscn ueuCe in the eyes Uf the sSsociGt:e
Judges u: Blair county than a man. What
hurlrslre Of justice ! What al INSULT to
drccncy, honor aud humanity Here we
have two men, unlearned in HE law passing
judgment uH'n n fellow man guilty of the
grIvpst Off,.I.sr known 10 the law overruliI:p
the Just and righteous convictions nf Il judge
deeply learned and of wise discretion. The
evidence Developed in the case demonstrated
the fact that tie murder was wilu if not
cold hloodcd Lantz followed IIau,y tor n
diEiaiCe of over forty feet and struck him
TO leave, which he did in cool ani self
possessed manner. witnesses swear that he
said II guess I've fixed the s-n of n b III,
show ing ilat he fully realize. the extent of
the iujury he hal Inflicted. We,ln not believ-
thai I.anrz intended to Kill Ilaucy, bur he
did kill him and the law prcsu,nes tlia, he
intended !hc Consequences nf his act. This
presumption, so far as we are aware, aud
read the evidence, as published, pretty
carefully, was not rcbutted. The jury did
tt., L
but the ends of justice were almost good
~ defeated and the friends of the murdered
inan and every fair-mindcd person iG the
community insulted hy the seutrncc of the
court. As la the verdict of the jury,
brlieve Il was righteous one and rendered
in accordance. with the evidence. How the
;,.sorialc judgcs can reconcile the two scn-
iences ahhvc mentioned we cannot con jrc-
turr. -.iNooao SuHd0p Globe.
PRODIG AIS.-Ihhrri'ors or vast wealth
are pr"vrrhially sp"ndthiifts The g"ld"u
ore. is dug from rhe mine, refined and coin-