The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-26

any rate rs she herself frequently said she
was no common character 20 be cOoped up
/ in the company of a gang of desperadoes.
Mrs. MaTtZ's maiden name was McGough,
and on Friday of last week hroJher and
sister of hers appeared before Esquire Kin
kead, aud, as required by the nature of the
. Information III The case, entered hail in
nominal sum for her appearance At the
next term Of Court. She was thereupon Sc.
at liberty, and is row III all probability at
i her former home. Her future career will
be followed with interest hy many conver-
SAINT with the history nere narrated. Jos.
Martz, the husband, has failed a yet to
identify himself with the misfortunes of his
I wife, though, late as six weeks ago. he
was seen az Gallitzin, this county.
! SHOCKING SUICIDE IN WEsTMOREIAND
COUNTY.-An unprecedented case of suicide
unprecedented in the fact that the victim
/ was n woman and a pistol the weapon used
J to accomplish the dreadful deed occurred
! in Westmoreland county on "Wednesday
morning of last week. The particulars of
( the shocking tragedy are given by the Mt.
/ Pleasant DatCn of said date, as follows:
/ Early this morning the news reached us tnat
Mrs. TrOXei. wife of John Troxel, who resides
near Fairview Church. about three miles south
/ OF tnis place, had committed suicide by shoot
ing herself. The facts, as near have
neeh eoie 70 "bIaln them. are substa antih tly as
I follows: Mrs TroXel bad been quite i'll for
, at ;imes became morbidly melancholy. This
/ morning Mr.. Troxel arose az FIVE O'Clock. leav
/ rise early. Having to deliver "a number Of
cattle at TarI station, Mr.. Troxel proceeded
; to discharge his engagement al an early hour,
and bad reached the head of Main street in this
I place before the messenger. bearing the sad
/ news OF the death of his wife reached him.
! After Mr.. TroXei left home, the servant girl
/ went about attending to her usual morning
I work, until about seven O'Clock, when sine in
( QuirCd OF of the children il Mrs. TrUxcl
had arisen. Tine child stated that she had not.
The servant girl Immediately proceeded to
I Mrs. TToxel' : room. where she found her lying
} on her left side, with her head resting upon
! her arm. while in her right hand she tightly
. = dsItu d HdNH teNoINeI, wren oIScoNeItd
I she was apparently dead, there being signs
! Of hic. Upon examination it was discovered
/ that she had fired TWO shots. one taking effect
/ in the right temple, the bail entering the br.,in
arisen during the morning and dressed herself.
and lying down on the bed again to rest. She
{ dria. and in this state of mind committed the
awful deed which removed her from all earth
! tried eternity The deceased wasa daughter of
( Wm- snyder, of Bridgeport, and the mother of
/ Is very seldom thar woman commits suicide
! hy shooting herself, ana this is said be the
/ hTst case Judt ever occurred in this vicinity.
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!
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Mt. VERNON, Ohio, July 10, 1916.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS. E xauina-
tions IN Cambria county for 1878 will be held
as follows:
Couemaugh Bor. and woodvale-Conemaugh
Bor., Aug. d.
.IohnstDwn -JohuStown, Aug. 8.
Cambria City and Prospect-Cambria City,
E6ensburE- Ebensburg Aug. IL.
Munster-Gl lass's, Aug. I3
Biaci<lick Beisano, aug. IL
Gallitzin, Gallitzin Twp. and Tunnel Hill
washington and Summit-Summit Aug Is.
Cambria TwP.-Ebensburg, Aug Il.
WiIm9re and Observation-Disclosures, Aug. 20.
f. Conemaugh and Franklin-E. Conemaugh,
Aug. 2l.
Taylor-H ca drick's. Aug. %.
COncmaugh-Singer's Aug. "a.
Crovle and South FOrk-SOuth Fork, Au0. 26.
Yoder and C1opersda!e-B Aug. 2T.
STONY Creek-Von Lunen's, Aug 2S.
Adams-FroRtown. Aug. %.
Observation-Disclosures, Aug. 30.
Carroll and Carroll town. -Carrolltown, Scpt.3.
Barr Aicl1tnAYn. Sept. 4
Susquehanna -tiarman's, Sept. 5.
Elder and Chest--St. Boniface, Sept. 8.
I.oretto and Alegheny-LOretto, Sept :.
Clearfed. Chest Springs and Dean-St- Au-
gustine, Sept. 10,
White-DOnatiOn, Sept. II.
Applicants must enter the first class they at
tend and must be examined where they FIRST
apply for schools,
cept Johnstown, Ebensburg, Munster. hillville,
Carrolltown, CuuemauPh BUr. and Bioughs,
where they will begin al O'Clock
4 special examination will be held in Ebens-
{ burg, Sept. I3. for those who present a written
request signed by at least three directors, stat
, ing that they wish TO employ sad applicant in
their district, aud giving satisfactory reasons
for nOn-aJtendaHce at the pubic examination.
II. BERG, Sup't Public Schools.
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A half grown girl employed domes-
tic at the Mountain House. Cresson, aud
whose name has escaped our memory, made
a very narrow escape from shocking death