The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14

- A-VNilei Tie rro..
many weli-knovn publlcafir,p... p...'p'ic;a-
an assignment Tor The bpnea, a',S y Las bad
ors. His liabilities anouu, >, y ~ %, c,ss
bis assets are represenied A., '-.l,lJ q,
ferent Journals published '-Htasl
as by his large PRINTING a,s .lui a.
tablishment with its press,. .la'irs d
and fixtures, and a cpnsis.-.i, haet :.
ment at InterlAkeu. ue,- -. esia, !.
I.eslie's embarrassment ,.s---l- pa r,
IRON TOO extended iuves-ue,,,.,' t.,l p,
tate. His publications VII ~, 4. y .'' q. q
information Of a ferritl.
the English Channel rps,r..l 'a''.,
"Wednesday last The p....r '--
lanche, Captain WIlTa,,. 1-,
sep. Ash, for New Ze7ls,5 - -
sion with the British sbir. d
Lock hars, from Lor1 .r r.. -, .1-at
Portland, aud both vessel. tE
Ninety-six persons were -. .s,
foresi was In ballast. ana go u
numbering p. Capt. T,-tt.---. 20
mate, and seven Others ue,s ,..--t 't
Avalanche had crew of - ,,5.t 4
gers. only.3d mate and fv,o. - r i--sl
Miles G.. Parker. s,,,. '-'sl 'a'. 1
South Carolina from 1SGs \, 80. s--..'l'si 4
Fugitive from Justice au5 r,s;a.-.'- .-'-' "a
Iity, mas told the New York n
whole story Of official rasc,l.r 4.
state. lie charges the rr,.s... ~ Q
upon Chamberlain. paiiers,r n lil
others gives de ails sf ihei- - 80
Hons Of fraiidulent bonds ~. "
the whole state sovernr7su, - g
sion IN these rascalities, and -.
Derlain's reign was ono ~ -,-.
corruption. His nana.ive is l---
casting IN the shaie the ar-. -.
u1ents OF Fweed's plumber of Vr-
On Saturday night absr.
o clock a farmer named John F,,r.-
shot dead near his Eor7e. al,,g.
east OF BloomSburg. Culuu.lyf, -
was prominent granger and r-a,,-.g,.
throughout the country. He prss -
PLY with his wife, aud sopcb, = !,
ms sorrow 10y paying frequent ri,t..'
widow named Mrs. johnson. who itr.l
the adjoining farm. For a r,,,--
years back he was In the habit N -.
his wife, and his younr son sv.-. =
Father would no. stop ''lickiDur b,s-.-.l
he would shoot him. When the -
discovered, on Sunday morning tts
was crushed to . Jelly and seve-s' b.i
were discovered IA .he chest
The quickest railroad fui'5ir- no.
cord is said to hate taken place IN Tho
struciion of he PHILADELPHIA and ,ri,,.
City, y. J., line. The distance /. far
miles the Cuage three and half b..
among the excavations there Is w. = Z,
ty thousand cubic yards among ne =
bankments one Of eighteen bpr5-ss I.
long, requiring twenty-three th1-s7r5
bic yards of earth, which was brs m
week of bridges and culverts 'har
more than one hundred. The whole nd
was CONSTRUCTED in sixty seven dars 9
IN time for a large summer travel m
woi k Is highly spoken or as cre5i,sf
piece of engineering. aud il had -he INNS
al merit Of being constructed for less q
the estimated cost.
Several numerouSlv-Sicped men
viii he presented % Congress next ul
proposing amendments 10 tie C1u,.r--
abollShing the Presidency: an Ezacu
council, Council Of State OF Cabinet O.
substituted therefor. 70 be composed
the seven secretaries. without ans super
officer, all to have equal authority n
is, the plan is to simply ST. ae on
President and authorize the Secretaries
have the execution of the laws and gene +
supervision Of the Government irU-G
council to be elected by the House
three by the Senate from members q ta
Iespec i've houses for two years, one OF
to be removed at any time by The Z
electing them, and all % have the Iigti'
members in both houses.
Mrs. Sawin. Of Kansas. is Q'-,
woman who has a farm of JjJ aae
prairie land. This spring she iaryey
ten acres Il wheat Of her oWu ylcg
and sowing, and put down twenty &c
more. besides some sorghum an1 bJ
corn. She Is not a strong briied F1nl'
on the contrary. when she began
ploughiug she was 50 feeble that she
an easy chair a the end 0l hel trrJE,
was obliged at every second uE %
aud rest. She chose this life oacl1S
had more fitness for it than anything
that gave promise IF d future ial two
sons whom she desired 10 ed0,l's %
fitness. Her health improves anla'-.
raiser IN the neighb'rnob has ea-E
her to plough ten acres OF laud Tor lia
take her pay in sheep.
"A dispatch from NilkeshaTe' sl-
ing of the strike Of the miners. SAYS
Is every reason 10 fear that the NoIs,
ures of communism will soon c'oi
The agricultural districts are oeg.al-=
feel the effects Of lawleSS demands p'
of the social lied Communists aIe s'A'e
through the country, snd Wheit'e
requests for provisions Is denied '-o
used. Barns, orchards. STOCK i"'Os
cellars are indiScrimna'e'Y P.l-l
Valuable cows are killed and t-e''
left where they were slaughtered.
ant peddlers are plundered ai lhe- y
potato fields are invaded and then
carried off. Governor HorirahI -
termined to place a regiment ~
months men in the disturbed as-"
cooperate with the regulars -
The Apostles Of the Norm 1
Joined by J. w. Young and l'
Wells, late councillor ni BrglA1
publish circular stating thai o. "a
Der 4 they held meeting, "ailg' ~
Lord. who blessed them, and "E' ~
to them the steps they should laNl e
Taylor. Senior Apostle and Aa'--
dent Of the Twelve, Is nnaAi-'Il.
tained in that position. and ais' ~.
quorum of twelve apostles Is lht -.
authority of the Church. DE- 49,
plan pursued at the time OF 'ls ,-. ~,
Joseph Smith, and vas 50 yr
Smith and sustained by BTeih.lL-
To facilitate the transaction o. ,r1 O's -.r
was ordered tha: President J'-l
be assisted by John W. loras' n ~
Wells and George Q. Cannon 81 n b
lar urges all saints to be iaiihlU-
ing TEMPLES and paving tIthlng'