The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-16
EesCs and Ofs.e7. NOfif0s,

Mrs. Hayes seems to be the right wo-
man, although i'll the wrong place.
| Bully Blaine had better go slow. This
! is not the right season for sunstrokes.
Senator Withers, of Virginia, has
| eleven daughters. That's what We call
! fair count.
| Two boys took their drst swim Of The
season in the Schuylkif river at Phenix-
/ vile last week.
Nj detnuoe 81 seyah tub, detcele saw
nedli',' says the puzzle department of the
! Boston Post.
Gen. Grant is the only surviving ex-
! President Of the Republic. He's certainly
enough-of the kind.
The n. Y. Tribune says it is not to
! be disputed that the Pennsy sylvania Rail
/ road Company is the best managed of any
| in this country.
Mrs. John Welsh was fatally burned
| by her clothing catching fire at a CRATE,
| Sunday night. She resided Oh the South
/ Side, Pittsburgh
| Mrs. JaskaI Of Augusta killed herself
because, being eighty years old and fifty
! years widow, she despared of ever get
| ting another husband.
! Three of Washington's third cousins
/ the grand children OF w arner Washington
! OF Virginia, are now living, old, poor and
| dependent, in Gordonsvile. XIV.
The Utica O5seF0er predicts that in
/ two years both branches OF Congress will
/ be in Democratic hands, leaving a fraudu-
| lent administration powerless for evil
"A COW belonging to West Bradford
| Chester county, farmer. died last week
! and post mOrtem examination disclosed "a
hair pin sticking in the animals heart.
"A lady telsgra ph operator named Miss
/ Mary Corbett, was blown off a canal bridge
al Rockville, Pa, on Friday last, and fail
! ing distance of about twelve feet received
/ severe I'M iuries.
X. Is. Hayes keeps a grocery store on
| Eighth avenue, New York. and be fore the
next -four years are over Rutherford Bur-
chard Hayes will wish more than once that
! he was that X. b. Hayes.
The murderer of Josie Lanpmaid, in
! New Hampshire, has been convicted
second time for murder in the first degree,
and has been sentenced to be hanged on
the 9Th of March, 1878.
In the case of Pannel, the wife mur-
! derer, who had been on trial at Lancaster
| for two weeks, the jury on Friday last rem
dered verdict of murder in the first de
! gree after deliberating fifteen hours.
| twenty minutes in the smoke OF wool
! or WOODEN cloth will take the pain out of
/ the worst case of infiammation arising
! from any wound. No one need die from
/ lockjaw If this simple remedy is resorted to-
Elder Evans, the leader of the Leba-
non Shakers, has started graveyard on a
! new plan. The graves are to bs twenty
| feet apart, with a tree planted over each,
/ so that IN tune there viii be a handsome
/ grove.
"A young lady, while attending a revi-
| val meeting, at Shamokin, fell in "A faint
/ When she came to her senses her muscles
| were in rigid condition. She has been
! twice attacked with the same remark able
phenomenon.
| Over 5000 horses, 643 asses and 35
mules were eaten i'll France last year.
| The first horse butchery was established
| in 1866. and the consumption of this savory
meat has increased yearly. The healthy
| carcass is worth $40.
Mrs. Mary Ann Davis, Of Philadelphia,
was seized, on Thursday evening 10y a
middle aged ruffian, in the yard attached
TO her residence, who choked her that
she could not raise an alarm while lie rif1ed
her pocket of seventy dollars.
AT Thomasville, n. c., a few DAYS
ago, while William Thomas and Miss
I Forney were before the altar for the pur-
pose of being married, more than half of
| the ceremony having been performed, the
bride dropped dead, victim of heart dis
ease.
Ralph /. ROLAND, the Chambc bcrsburg
bank robber has been convicted of burg
! larry and sentenced to an i'm mprisonfnent of
eight years i'll the Eastern Peni;entiary.
The Grand jury has found two new bills
jail breaking.
! -Severai years ago n man and n woman
eloped from NeedeTsburg, Ind, each leav-
ing a large family. The deserted persons.
numbering seventeen, formed socialist ic
community, and have since been joined by
Others, until a large and tiourishing society
is established.
Peter II. Penwell and wife, owing to
domestic disagreements, took arsenic at
! Elinira, n. Y. ON Sunday, with view of
suicide. The poison failing TO cause death.
Penweil, with an axe, killed his wife, and
then cut his owD throat, but not sufficiently
to keep him out of Jail.
w lillian f. Spearman was arrested in
Oakdale, Mass. Friday morning, while
trying to kill his wife. Tie dead body of
his sister, aged 20, was found in wood
shed, terribly hack ed 10y an ak Speakman
was insane from drink and was still drunk
when the murder was committed
The latest invention To indicate the
breaking out of a fire is quicksilver
alarm. hen the temperature rises above
certain point quicksilver thermometer
is caused to break, and The quicksilver runs
into a dish, where, by its weight, a clock
work is set in motion which operates an
alarm bell.
"A Lowell Mass newspaper announc-
ed that twins had been born TO the wife of
John Dixon. Mrs. Dixon, who lived in
Lynn, read this news, and was certain
that no such thing had happened to her
She went TO Lowell, and found the mother
Of the twins i'm a second wife of Mr.. Dixon.
The bigamist was arrested.
The seventh victim of the panic in St.
Francis Navier's Church, n. Y, has been
identified as Maggie Kelly, of Thirtieth
street. The terrible nature of that deathly
struggle on the staircase, and of the ex.
citement in the gallery, can be imagined
thar hy tbo r.,o
of the victims died from shock or fright
1t is said that Mr.. Max Strakosch is
about to produce a concert, by the aid OF
the telephone, in the city of New York,
while his singers and Instruments tha,
make the music are to be in PHILADELPHIA
by this simple device the manager will gel
ms pay from tw" audiences while his art
ISIS will only Siin.r f,,r