The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-24

bedded in the ceutre of the yolk. The
sruall egg, when held TO tie light, showed
that the albumen il cUniaiiied was at one
end of the shell, while its little yolk lay at
the other.
One day last week. ia Brooklyn, two
colored uieu-Une tall AID lean, the utl,er
short and already fat-ate un a wager.
Bread, sausages, eggs, heef, buns and lam
were furnished without stint. There was
n gG,G deal of quiet wOik k dune foT while.
i'ut tie tall leai man was tie first t. ask
for u rest, ahd the other wCn tie wager,
having eaten ten pounds.
One ''.}, st,n i}Cb" las been tatotiug
about a hundred Of tie Ingenious youth IF
Philadelphia a: Il charge uf twenty-five
cents a head -Jr rather, an arm. As the
artist chewed tobaCc" aud had an ulcera-
ted mouth, and mixed lis c. .ltfs with saliva,
the consequence was that almost ali his
customers were inuculateC Tnurc ur less
severely with a l.aiIiful aud lUatl some lis
ease.
Mrs. Warner, widow Of Benjamin
Warner, wl,c was killed un the railroad
about year age, drowned her iTfa't in a
rain barrel few nights ago, at Ashley,
LuzerIe county, ard afterwards cut her
own throat. Since ;he Geath Df he- hus-
hand Mrs Warner had frcquent attacks of
fHelanchUly, and willie uldeI the Influence
of ne Of them size Committed the double
crime.
The County Commissioners Of Laramie
COUNTY, OAK, in wl,ic', Dead VOID is sitlIa-
ted, have Published proclamation ia
which, after recitirg the long c"ntinuance
of Indian OItrages and tie neglect of the
general government to coine to the rescue
Of citizens, a rewart, e S25J is ufferel fer
the body If every IIF,lar. dead or alive,
who may be taken within the limits of the
county.
In Mercer county a few days ago Hen
ry Fisher was murdered while lying in his
bed, shot fired from the outside taking
effect,in his lead. While returning from
the funeral the wife of the murdered man
and son, the latter aged about sixteen
years, were arrested for the crime. Mr..
Fisher was extensively known as Il farmer
and stock dealer and had a family of eight
children.
Mrs. john L. Mitchell las given tie
gossips of Milwaukee a fine dish uf ScaIi-
dal. She is the wife Of State Senator,
who is the son of Alexander Mitchell. ex
member Of Congress and the richest man
in Milwaukee, aud they recently agreed to
mutual separation. On Tuesday. how
ever, she attempted L. abduct her child.
which was at its grandfather's, but failed
i'll the attempt.
The R"'hschilfs arc supposed 70 he
worth S2nD. .JUo. .O0. with an annual in
come of SO 900, tRJO; hut Maclley. Floyd.
O Brien & Fair, tie great silver miners al
Nevada, have an iucone # not less than
500, OOO 600, or double that of the Ribs
childs. Twenty or thirty ether fellows cut
there have fortunes varying from s., COO t-Jt
to so, ,OGu, coo. Those wuTtiI uIily million
are not thought Of.
The 1oughioCheny express train col
lided with pay car on Thursday Afternoon
between Greehsburg and Uniohtown. and
two men were killed and eight injured.
The trains were running about thirty
miles an hour at the tino Of the accident
The killed were Edward Ridley. engineer
and George Major, fireman. of the express
The engineer and fireman IF The I'ay train
were seriously injured.
Harvest expectations in Minnesota
have been more than realized In the Weld
as ascertaireG since threshing began. The
wheat crop of this wonderful grain pro-
duCing Safe is NOW set down at the enor.
mons total of 81, 90 O1O bushels. leaving
a surplus for export If from 26.tNU. .UOu T.,
IS, UUU,OUO bushels. The average yield
throughout the State is now estimated al
twenty bushels IL he acre.
On Wednesday there was a sad scene
at the Schuylkill county prison. Robert
Helms, of Schuylkill Haven. who is uader
confinement for refinery. Vas showi, the
corpse of Ills child. 1t was impossible foI
him To go tn the funeral, AND Il was
brought to him. The sighs of the father
weeping over the deal body in prison Mas
affecting in tie extreme. and highly rloved
those who were clmpelled to witness it.
The town of Gayville, two miles from
Deadwuod, D. T., was almost entirely de-
Stroyed Ivy fire Saturday morning. Uuly
one or two houses we've saved. The fire
originated in Nane's restaurant There
being np water for fire purposes, the flames
spread rapidly, ard i'm three hours destroy
ed about two hundred houses, ranging III
value from S5J tn So jCJ. The total loss
is estimated at 5000 There is no insuU-
ance.
Herbert Blanchard, the Savoy Mass.
murderer, is a very bad egg. He hegau
by Threatening his schonlnaSter, married
at seventeen and hammered his girl W lie
TIL she got divorce. was hunted cut oi
California as thief, enlisted in the Nexi-
can army, AMI deserted, leaving a wife aud
child, went to France to cuinple-e his
criminal education and returned t. Savoy
tn q" murder and qualify himself for the
gallows.
"A young German, who has been held
as witness against Whalen, accused of
the murder of IpehIie, at Elm station in
Cct'.her, was, "i Monday night, committed
as principal at NcrTistowu. lie had
some Df Hrehne's cl"tl,irg ,,n when arrest
cd, and the authorities claim tn have evi-
derce tn prove that tie murler was com
hltte6 ut about l.. M, on Octs.ber Il,
and that tie parties How in custody are
the mnnlereTs.
Thomas Harding. aged As wears. shot
his h"usekeeper, Mrs. Wood, aged 2G, AT
his residence, One Hundred and Nintl,
street, New York, Saturday morning. and
ti;en put pistol tn his head aul fred
twice. lie died instantly. but Mrs. Wo>d' 5
wound, which is in the shoulder. is ~, {
Thought t" I've fatal. Harding was a mar
ried man but had not lived with his wife
for some time. The cause IF the shooting
is not known.
Mrs. 3rigglemyer, residing near St.
Mary's Elk county. few mornings since
got up about four "'cluck. procured hand
axe and while her husband was asleep
struck him across the head with the in
stIument, infiicting an ugly injury. She