The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-25
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William Moody, of Clarion county,
committed suicide because his wife hated
him.
"A little boy fell into box of slaked
lime at Pittsburgh last week and was fatal
Iy burned.
An effort is to be made to recover S3,
900 600, sunk near Hell Gate, New York,
96 years ago.
An undertaken in Dallas, Texas, dug
coffin out of grave because he had been
unable to get pay for IL.
There is a goose in Lebanon which
has an antpathy for water, having been
raised with brood of chickens.
Some misCreant robbed the Catholic
church at Dallastown, York county, nf a
silver remonstrancc. worth thirty dollars.
"A phenomenon is reported from Ma
pies, Italy. 1t is that for THREE whole days
in one week there were no births out of
population of 500, 900 souls,
Thirty persons were drowned few
days ago by the wrecking of a vessel plying
between Adelaide and Albany Isle, on the
northeast coast of Australia.
New York City has discovered that it
has 16, 600 marriage able women whom no
body wants to nary, and the Sun suggests
that some of them be drowned.
john CaTberry, an intoxicated coal
miner, fell through a trestle work in Pitts
burgh on Thursday night, distance OF
100 feet. He was fatally injured.
-Quigley, the wife murderer, was hang
ed in Philadelphia al half past 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning. He met his fate with
resignation, and died without struggle.
-Diphtheria has been the cause of the
death of five children of Samuel Eisenhart,
of Ring:own, Schuylkil county, within two
weeks. Three were buried in one grave.
The Catholics of Ottawa, Ont, and vi
cinity, numbering 10, coo, marched ON sun
day last through the principal streets of
that city in honor of the tiftietb anniyeTsa-
ry of the POpe's episcoPacy.
BY an explosion OF fire damp in Mine
Hill ColIieIy, at Minersville. Schuylkin
comfy, Tuesday morning, two boys, Will
liam Edwards and companion, whose
name is unknown, were burned TO death.
"A hurricane swept the VILLAGE of st.
Hyppolite, Cana6n, Friday afternoon, aud
the new Catholic church and a number IF
houses were blown down. Two brothers.
working in the church, we're killed, and
their father and another badly wounded.
Two little girls, six and eight years Of
age, who had Travelled from Ireland with
out protector, recently arrived at Castle
Garden, New York. They were on their
way to relatives in the West, who bad fur
nished them with money for their journey.
-Raymon, alias Jackson, who effected
the ruin of a little girl twelve years OF age,
in Scranton, has compounded TIE case with
/ tue Cnliu = tnOthet ny Iue pay nlellJ OF FDO.
Some OF the citizens, however, do not APP
pear to think that the payment wipes out
the offense.
The Anchor Line steamer London,
from New York, April 90, for Bristol,
which exploded her boiler April 30, killing
her Captain, three engineers, two tiremen
! and one coal trimmer, arrived in the Bri-
! tish Channel on Sunday. The London
! Board of Trade will shortly hold an inquiry
on the accident.
Mrs. Margaret Harris, aged ninety five
years, who recently died at Jersey Shore,
! was the daughter of John English, sol
dier of the Revolutionary War who fought
/ against his namesake, j Ohm Bull English,
under Anthony Wayne. Mrs. Harris was
married in 1903.
Many of the township and borough
officials in Schuylkill and adjoining coun-
ties, by their neglect TO publish the animal
/ statements required by Law, have been
| declared guilty Of nisdemeanor in Office
! and are TO be proceeded against The
! maximum punishment, in tie event of
conviction, is 81 600 fne.
/ "A physician recently died At Ports
mouth, N. H, who was graduated from
| Harvard College, and afterwards studied
/ IN Paris, but never had but one patient,
/ Tor whom he extracted a ,ooth, receiving n
! fee of twenty-five cents. He was never
married. lived nearly forescore years, and
/ ielt fortune of T4N, ODD.
In Cleveland Mrs. Donovan, after
having some trouble with her erbusband, took
/ her two children, boy Of six months and
/ a girl OF two years, vent to tie river near
/ the William street bridge, jumped ill., and
/ drowned herself and children. This case
/ is very similar to that of Mrs BiSsinger.
which occurred in Reading last year
| 1t is estimated tha: at least 800, 600
! pilgrims will visit Rome during the Jubilee
a ~ r1,n r -.
! Pope. II is supposed that each of those
! pilgrims will give to the Pope at. leas; go.
making total of 50. 200 900. Add to this
! the amount that will be sen: by the church
es, and the sum may reach 500, 900, 600.
There was a furious wbirlwind and
hurricane Friday evening at Riviere Pouge.
! 81 Jacques and L'Assumption, seven miles
/ from toilette, Z. Que. Fifteen buildings
! were blown down, and the people saved
/ their lives 10y taking refuge in the cellars.
/ Trees were uprooted ana fences and barns
carried away. No lives were lost.
| j. II. Foster, pastor Of the ConCrepa-
I tioual church at Hannibal, Mo. the wealth
/ lest IN the State, has stepped down and out
/ because his people secured indisputable
/ proof that brother Foster has for years led
wild and dissolute life. gamblcd. swim
died people, and married five women, from
/ none OF whom he had been divorced
I -Rome can boast, q: the present time
! one OF the finest tenors ever known, in the
person of n Franciscan monk. Father Gil
ovanni. lmpresarii have repeatedly be-
sought him to leave the cloister for the
stage, but he turns a deaf ear When he
sang at the Easter fetes the churches were
/ crammed TO sufIocation, He is a fine
I robust man of 3d.
p. t. Barnum and the father of Char
/ lie Ross issue card offering so. 600 for
the return of the child and pledginr not
to attempt to discover tho identity of the
persons so returning him. 5000 we're
offered once before, but the offer did not
incinoe immunity from punishment for the
kidnappers. 1t Barnum gets him he will
probably exhibit him.
-MaiOr Reno who was cnnrt r,narti,lod