The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-10

a PERSISTENT GHoST-aa -.
respondent of the Cincinnsti' = r. -. I'm. q,
The following There are
rles IN The air here. Oaei..-, t !.
the otleI merely "A vagary 10
lists. The story nf i -. q. ..'-
committed suicide attllr. .i,.-'-.--.'
ern Hotel Gre viii be ler,.-'t Dig
siei had come 90 ~. I.ogss -.
The son of a pTpmiu-u r...... d
seii a late member VI ps-rf.-...
orally Known here, though +.
Lofo Munster. lie maf7fr5
belle, went away on q veas.
returned 10 be IN the bo.sl ... ..
The great IRE. Separated
when rescued, he was ,.t.. .Hr
where many of his f.i.pd. %
were IN the habit uf ne-tlr. -,
remainder of the night 1hs-1 '-
morning killed himself m.
undertakerS were hard a, -
and did their work husried'r
oi Munster was taken AZ ,r,. las
taker :. viewed briefly by iIe.
prepared for burial Tie 49,
lying there M the uude-ats-..l
brown bearded and hroR,.h,-.-,
features Of an Apolia. hlr5..-
OF thousand. lie vas brrs.5
came stories that lc might r..
mIt'ed suicide Just as da....,-,
said that he had put tle rfss sr...-
and discharged it. His F,.
colored, and the only wound ~.
was a small one Oh Tie basg nj ..
The Coroner. as a'ruaGr .--..-
work hurriedly on that rr..s..
so the story has grown. No.
ghost II Is told that one .f ...
ing hiends OF Nunsre-. .--....
the rOom where Munster r.. +.
was startled 10y the entrance .f.-.
looked up and recognized N-r...
when he died. TIE ghu>t i.-.- ...
appeared offended that ne g,4 -..
and passed out as Ee had sr-eu3
cupant Of she room didu't like ra..
didnt I occupy tlat Ium agy -...
was absolutely necessary Fr s...
ward. He drove nr- 70 rrsats... b.
and one Gay while driving -....
suddenly aware thai ffe za4. r---
large enough for tuo when .---..-
disposition % crowd. T--
that Munster was sin 5rr t.-+. t-.
drove the horses ta 90. ra-..
place on a gslirP. laaIa3 a-
driving, though ihe t-u.. b.. ...
vanished. soon afts,u.1 l-.
very sick, but is uea r--w-s
the ghost story Of tie y-u- B. .f..
town, and some Of them heFeer
The STENrEE FAMILY Ms,,--I
special to the Chicago T-'...r
kuk, Iowa. says that a Gr. .
just from tie -ceUe, bHu-, tHrtr
( lars of lac shocking murdered L.r.,
+ Ger aud hiS four chiIi.ruua Ir-7
county. Missouri. au THURSDAY a,.
( tlCed brieHy iu Oug news -1urlE
/ Thought tiIs massacre was C.ll
/ before daylight. The murie.--
/ an axe from She WOOD pi ana q.
went first tG ti=e stable and c.rs
Z ladder go the loft. where Ma S-l
/ his son Willie, aged ten years
/ commenced their blorjy a5 -
dealing heavy blows upon rhs .-.l fs
( Mr.. Spencer had 10 Li, pa>s-,, g
time about @I.2G2 which he a,s
cured. They then proceeded n.-.
crepi in at the kitchen Nul0E-
1 open a door into a bed room - .s
/ floor. In which were sleeping tts
Jane. aged eighteen yeas and Pa
Charles. aged seven wears. .l.-
have been struck while asleep .tt
was partially awakened. ard al
lying across the body ui On, ,sa
other daughter. Alice, aged ID -'
/ ing up stairs alone. aud ld Hf
have moved after The fata. blow 1-',
The murders were discovered pE $
| brothpr-iu-law. Willis James. A--'
/ the father and ba.h ssu> were So.
/ ing. but were uuc rusciaus a'. ..---
two hours. All five g., r.e VOTE.
/ killed with an axe, reCe-TH- i
/ three blows each ul 'lie head. l--
were terriblymau lf5A- 7
! uuder the back part Of Tie a7l'
! the window through which ..t
had evidently entered. Nt.l'-
house Was disturbed. TIE 'ia-S'
( from he house Indicated i-5. a.'
two persons engaged in tas ui.
/ the Corouer'S inquest Tie I.lAt
was Willis James. During '-=
few drops Of blood were d'sc 's-
! clothes. lie accounted t'T -l7..
he had had the uu=e n.ee1 u.
previous. il WAS al once ,-,'
/ James vas one # the gHA' r..
/ last accounts The NiEfaHt, .-
charge Of him and amtas. 1
Brady. and gone of 'ai' 20. .5-
them. There's oa T-sIt-ts e..-.
! them. bur if gulE C,n te fAs'
! there Is no doubt that they ' ~
/ The funeral OF the vir'i'aS
SUNDAY. The five bodies '''
I one grave.