The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-15
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I "A religious novel is announced fol
early publication which has been writer
by an 11-year old girl
: The late Mrs. E. F. Denny, OF Pitts
burgh. gave away during her lifetime 81 >
600. 0e0 Ia charitable institutions.
BY some unaccountable mistake at q
recent wedding at Wiiiamsport, Pa, tIe
bridesmaid was married in place of the in
tended bride.
-Twenty-six persons in Richford, Vt,
have been made dangerously i'll by partak
ing OF water from public well. The wa
ter will be analyzed
Five hundred cartridge caps ex ploded.
Thursday afternoon, a. the United States
cartridge works at Lowell, Mass. Flora
McKeown and Fanny McCusker were ter
ribly burnt.
Gus. johnson will be banged on the
10Th of March i'll Rome, Ca, for the mur-
der of negro. He will be the first white
man hanged in the South siuce the war for
the murder of a negro.
-Cbas. Baker, aged forty, keeper Of a
saloon on Light street, Baltimore. shot his
wife twice Saturday afternoon, and then
killed himself. The woman may recover.
Jealousy was the cause.
-Joseph Faulkner, who has just died at
Windsor, n. s., at the age of 1O3 years.
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Shannon when she fought her celebrated
battle with The Chesapeake,
The city of Montgomery. Ala. paws
tramps twenty-five cents day for working
on the streets. The discovery has been
mace that some who are not tramps were
willing to work for that sum.
"A little York county girl named Link,
aged nine years, has not lost one day OF
part of day from school for three years
and a half. Evidently she is not 1.-The
missing link" that scientists are searching
for.
"A strange story comes from Philadel-
phia to the effect that man there who
has been around the world talks BARRIERS
to death. There is only one barber in
town willing to shave him, and he uses
chlorOfOrm.
"A resident of Los Angeles, Cal, is now
gathering ripe tomatoes from the ton of a
twenty foot ladder. The vine, which is
twenty-five feet high, has been trained on
The sunny side of the house. and shows
blossoms and fruit in every Stage of growth
At Trenton, y. j, Chester, Pa
officer has arres'e ed young gallant named
Cbas. IL. Hull, who has one wife in each
OF Chester and NorrStown, Pa. Bingham
ton, y. y; Miilville and Trenton, n. J.
MS occupation Is waX-woIker aud matri-
mOny.
"A Monroe, Iowa, Justice of the Peace
has ruled that a father has no right to- oc
cupy hiS parlnr while the daughter and her
Oeaus baVe possession. A Young man
bounced a gentleman from his room and
was locked up for assault, but at the trial
acquitted.
"A correspondents at Richland Center.
" isconsln, writes to the Cincinnati Star
that IL. L. Bailey, of that place, recently
bought two dressed hogs the heaviest of
which weighed nine hundred and FORTY five
pounds aud the other eight hundred and
forry-four.
The man McGuir, arrested near Saint
Cathaflnes, Canada, on Friday, proves to
be Martin Bergan, one of The nurderers of
Patrick Burns at Tuscarora in April, 1870.
lie "iii be brought to Schuylkill county
LOT tilai as soon as extradition papers can
be Obtained.
The Times building in Troy. y. Y.
and number of stores and Offices were
burned Oh Sunday night. The loss is esti-
mated at $500, 600. Sluart's foundry, at
Rockville, Out, was partially DESTROYED
the same day BY an incendiary fire. Loss
about $44, 900.
be body of a dead child was found
Thursday afternoon in the Ohio river.
about twelve miles below PITTSBURGH. sun
posed to be that of the child thrown into
the river by its father, Frank Lynch.
Lynch confessed to the murder. and is now
Ill jail awaiting trial.
lhe Cincinnati Enquirer thinks that
as there is no hell the devil will have IN GO
to Congress. and the Phia Record thinks
II he gets there from Cincinnati n large
proportion of his constituency viii un-
uonotedIy be more faithfully represented
than they have been for long time.
A special despatch says that at Clvde
Station. Ill, on the indianapolis and St.
Louis Railroad, a grown u3 son of William
Lancaster, prominent farmer, who was
neranged, succeeded in eluding his keepeI
MONDAY night and procured a club with
winch be beat his fathers brains out while
the latter was asleep in bed
he Worcester Spy says that early in
the winter lady in Ashburnham. Mass
TOOK oiy stuck from brush heap, and
put II III Hover pot TO support a house
plant. Soon afterward green spot an
pearod on the seemingly dead stick. and
developed INTO bunch of apple blossoms.
WIN all the beauty aud perfume Of June.
-feter Wright & Sous. the largest shin
ping firm in Philadelphia, agents of the
American line of steamships between Phil
adeiphIa aud Liverpool and the Red Star
ilne between Philadelphia and Antwern.
ana ais" agents of Sir Hugh A Han and the
Allan Steamship line, have been arrested
@ on charge of smuggling to the amount of
$500, 900. ''' u
Mrs. Catherine Sullivan. of Blooming.
ton, Ill, made very bold attempt to com.
mt suicide Saturday afternoon, by poison.
Oh FRIDAY she quarreled with her dauph-
ter-in-iaw aftcrward going TO a neinhbor's
until the affair would cool down. but while
there made the attempt to end her life. II
is impossible for her To recover. She he
longs to wealthy and respectable family.
Most Rev. James Gibbons. the recent.
~ appointed archbishop of Baltimore. was
invested with the pallium in the cathedral
In that city on Sunday. The pallium was
conferred by Bishop Lynch, of Charleston.
assisted by bishops Foley, of Chicago. and
Becker, of Wilmington. There were also
present Bishop Conrov, the APOSTLE dele
gate, Archbishop Williams of Boston. and
eight other bishops.
Iwenty five years ago Frederick X.
6echtel, of Bcrks county, left for Califor-
ma. HIS friends had supposed him dead
put few days ago he appeared at the res
ioence OF his daug hter and asked for some
thing to eat. Not knowing him she said
she had nothing to give, when he revealed
ms name. Having amassed LARGE for
tqne ne gave her several thousand dollars.