The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-15

The streets Of London, if placed in one
line, would form am avenne of 1000 miles
in length. In the daily cleansing of the
streets about II, coo men find employment,
and 6, ZOO horses and ,, 400 carts. The en-
eineer- in chief las salary uf $40 ZOO.
The work goes on day and night, but the
actual sweeping does not commence until
s i. NJ.
DR. Benjamin Thompson, near Land
enberg, Chester county, Pa. has Dur
ham cow which gives snch rich milk that
il can be chuTned to butter in the short
space of forty five seconds by the watch.
This is done by stirring it rapidly in tea
cup or tumbler; but the time required in
ordinary churning is about a minute and
half.
1t is said Judge Ierre Black is engaged
in the preparation of a severe review of
the Electoral Commission and of the Su-
preme Court Judges who decided in favor
Of Mr.. Hayes the cases for the Commission.
The article. which is designed for one of
the magazines, is said 10 have been revised
by Justice Field one day last week al Judge
Blacks residence at York, Pa.
The body of Julia lIuppuch, a beauti-
full young lady, of Buffalo. aged twenty
years, who has been missing for two weeks
past. was found in the canal in that city on
Sunday. The cause of the suicide is sup
posed to have been parental cruelty, she
having been whipped by her father on the
night previous tcoeing last seen for alleged
4 intimacy with a yoHng man who was Oh
Jectionable 10 her parents.
Pope Plus ON Saturday received fifteen
Italian and foreign delegations, from " hom
he received the most gorgeous presents,
representing the ealtb and science of the
east and west, consisting of lovely statues
paintings of rare value. and other works of
! art to add to the enormous catalogue of
art now in the vatican. The delegation
| from Guadaloupe presented number of
bricks made of solid silver
Another case of child killing by child
| has been discovered in Charlestoxn dis
trict, Mass, the vict i'm being a lad named
/ Charles Fagerstrum, aged three years and
! the slayer a boy named Welch. aged two
years and six months. The Coroner was
| called upon, but upon learning the pan tic
. ulars "f the case decided that an inquest
! would be unnecessary, owing to the ire
| sponsible age Of the WelcE boy
james w. Knapp and VIM. j. Baugh-
/ er, ex-train agents OF the PENNSYLVANIA
/ railroad, were arrested in Baltimore. Sat
/ urday, on oath of VIM. L. Bloon,er. a
/ ticket scalrer of that city, charging them
with the larceny OF one hundred passenger
railroad tickets, issued by the Pennsvlva-
MIA railroad from jersey City To New York.
and sold to Wallace G. White and linton
! l.
The Chester, which sailed from New
\ ork for Liverpool on Saturday last. took
ont A, 400 boxes Of fresh butter These are
packed in the refrigeratinC room in place
of fresh meat and rs the experiment of
exporting in this way is likely to be a sue
cess, the practice will no doubt be general
/ ly adopted during the hot weather. OH
! er vessels, sailing the same day, took out
! 3,oOo boxes butter packed in the same way.
"A confession just IN made by two crimi
nails now confined in the Ohio penitentiary.
IL true, proves that rhe wrong man has
been hanged for the murder Of a young
/ girl named Mary Murray, who was wa | id.
outraged and murdered near Pontiac. III.
in the year 1869. a young man named
! Nliey Il. Morris was arrested, tried and
convicted of the crime, but solemnly swore
to his ;nnocence to his last moments upon
/ the scaffold
he owl train on the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad, due in Jersey City Sunday morn.
ing, was boardedlby band of thieves. who
( robbed and nearly beat TO death Thomas
Downing, of New York. The conductor
and brakemen, who attempted To rescue
! downing, were driven away with revolvers
/ out locked the ruffians in :he car and tele-
/ grapEed to the police at Jersey CITY to be
ready at the depot While the train was
runping thirty miles an hour three of the
desperadoes escaped by jumping out OF
windows The fourth man, John Williams
a sailor of New York, was arrested.
The \. \. Sun no.es the fact hat DR.
*: V. Pierce, the greatest living medical
advertiser, is flatteringly mentioned as q
Candidate for the Office of Mayor of Buffalo,
the Queen City of the Lakes. Letoiher ad-
! vertIseis and other medical men initiate
ms example, and we shall hope i'm time tC
record the fact of similar distinction con.
ierred upon them all. They cannot all be
Mayor of Buffalo. but each may become
great III his own locality, or, what is bet
/ ter, great in the consciousness of a great
deal of money iudiciously spent. We ten.
der our respectful compliments to DIR.
Pierce. Let him be Mayor.