The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-07

,l:r,:. WIS the Ia. ~
! lhritiiess of the oil towns - l., .aises a
delivery Tss enormous. rsrli;s PoV &
IN the state. Last Noye,n,aH-'ng The it
OF Pith"le polled only six 80 -. We boJs
viued between two raities a., GU. n
day the survivors ir The gra.. ,.''l !, las, ID
lis of other days peiiiinned n. ~ Metro
dissolution of its charfer ''ie eour h
In Warren county T..
sewing machine agent named r. ,'>' .Ess5
ut was killed by man p,,,.', I ,.aHk I'd
orother-in-law. Moody - sN''cy /
about his premises. and u Oh
shot gun, discovered a man mug Vrl
room with a light. and g - al uisi
Inrongh a window, killing him
1t IS not every man Who Ia, I'm u 'aN-l
XIII a worthless brother IN !, r'e .a,s
machine agent aud burcl,r =. se'
ne barnum car Whlcl, sl
WIN the train on the Chics,.,. ~ WIZ.
and Pacific road Wedup,j,,' ,..-s is
last week, and i'm which an '''-l'g
e'eVeh occupants were killed ~.
out by the show as its billn,.,;r".As "As
cost Of over S3. 600. Tie ...g r.-.-g'a ca
we're SIX cen days in advance +, y 1-l 1
posters, printing aud cD,s - !, '1 d.
valued at $1,000. the ps. - y - o'
! more serious matter than a,-.. q, '1-
The visiting governors, ..',5. ~ p.
phia last week included ,.r- y u
ranit' OF Pennsylvania: Yo1rg = =
Porter, of Tennessee : Carrie -
ka Anthony. Of Kansas 81 "
Mexico. and NewbolG. oF -. ~, y
convocation together had o., -.
whatever, and as ''ruye.po-s. ,--..-..
Chiefly remarkable for 'hoss -
sent. But they We're ban5.a---'-'
tanned. had good time. and a.,
event the scheme was a success
w Wednesday evening # D., --,
. the Lowell train was rrluui,., -
sylvania pier, in Salem. Mass (. -
group oi i've persons. killing " g-s
Joseph Swazey and Miss Ra-l..-cT
sister of Mrs. Swazay. and f.i.--
others. The accident was can.si
careleSsnesS of the c1nd1ctor rf he
who run 1t down upon the r-,-s.s J
( with NO headlight OF lantern % give
ing. VIM. +. Swazev.. ~ H.
dled next morning, nIai,iur ibr i.a-.
tim.
A letter written TO the Chf-lr7
/ from Helena, Nrn.. tells or a ris,.
. Blaine, who WIS cratiu.,+6 with
hnnors at Nutre Dame. Ind. rr,
J ago, and On her ret-iu home f,-r5
4 compelled to obtain empliymsr-
! teacher in the public schools. har
(once an officer I'm the army. bs,#--
his means aud here being large fan
children. Though she aa> a rar-7-
efficient teacher she has this wear Is,
school reason alleged-Aer Jenrs
Ole.
y IRE in Paris, Texas Ffle7
ing, destroyed ten blocks II s,-a,
I dwellings. Three hotels. the ra,. .-r
! the telegraph and express afHae
among the buildings consumed. ns
. is estimated at upwards IS million II
! lars. One body has been found m nd
ins, and several lives ere reported
man named Taylor, who is alleged %
! set fire To the City saloon. where 'ia
grafton started. and 20 have sad a
would burn the -- tuwu, -ls J-
/ rested and lodged iu ill
Il Washington dispatch states -t
trial of Wells and Auder> ,u. al .'s [
ana returning board. wit. De called
/ month. Both left last week fi.. f
( dence that they would never rece,
I They were not 50 hopeful fIat they
bc acquitted boy a in.y, hl- b Tr
. found imppss blo. il.- D.. ..- ..,
. any verdict. Wen Inform .f llr- a,
/ Orleans seem % take iae same
while admitting that t.e .H~a..
. be vigorously pushed, Hu-e 'aa,a
( ti0n Is a matter nf much dlrh
! On Friday 4iteluoal. o. l...',
/ South Side. Young CII a.me.
/ stack went t0 wei. lu d.aa i.s'
( water. In reaching vgcl G. e-
. bucket aud set u nn the curb, Stt
balance and fell he7G'u- -n ''
( which Is thiIty-aEe ar inE i"--
phe accident WIS witnessed .7
! three persons. who imm-dE'e.g 'a
{ render assistance If possible. ia+
I tunate child was soon drawn uP ara
2 siciSn summoned. Life H8s E...l
. ever. she having broken i- s-S 2!
ing the wall in her descent.
The Springfield. Ma--. h
J that the case If Ms. Au-e -
! Marlboro. who was So HEAL s "l.-t
her nephew with an axe 90 - :,
! interest among medical men H1
/ was cut open to the brain n Ire
but she has gradually Improved l-
/ she is in vigorous health al'
wounds have never healed. ia5
exposed So that rs pl.>t.'i'
watched pieces IL bone. >at.''.s1
axe. are still working "u., a1a>i
! which has ALWAYS been suHl >.'
! inevi able cause OF death, gaes .-
. ly.
"A young man of twenty
( Boyer, lately drawn 10 'he amy
/ tion at Beaume. IN France. "a>
at the thought Of beng >eii.
years from a young sewing
he was betrothed. and retired '..
Nerjus. on the river Simt'
agreed to drown Jhem>eft''
Z cravat he tied her right arm '
. leIf arm ptIn2 lEl'NH %" .
over his right shoulder. i
chiefs of each were then .I.H'-
and tied round the bodies 'i 'l
walked steadily toward ihe '.
+ stream until the rapid cnTiehi r..
away, and their bodies "t,e , "
enlaced. at some distance iei'".
A building on Long" fi" -.
cinnati, used as a boarding h'.< N
women. who rented rooms
Kean. the landlady, fell on A.-
consequence OF an eNca'A..-
building. seven women aIe ..--
, men being in the house 81 .l5
exact number - the latter E..s
certained. as those unln'u ..-..r
port. Mrs. Kcan was i-. .f
John w. Dustin, 4 viS.-.. .l.--
was injured internally. d : .'f "a
ly. John Finuegau. iciei.L
.-,-.rn tru non. u