The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-06

I -Anson @. p. Dodge. 10
I eloped from his home a, RovI 5ais Of =
Philadelphia, with a younc, -}y'oiionPt ~
pears of age. a Gao was ;.aUy ab.u
the bouse on sunday evening. vy,';.ee1 ,5.e1 2
! rapidly away about 10 O'Clock pSa NJ 'a
er of the girl left informatior lhs &
tral police station, and Monaat, 'hs
Z Chief Jones received a d. eve
Washington, from a detec,irps' ip'lch O.
sent to that city, stating ,bst.L "h1u
had been captured. The fs,l's'e iglHasi
had offered a reward Of S500 =, % lie
rest. ioI lls-
There are now in Readinr.
. the like OF which, probablr Cl.1s
/ found anywhere. The babis, oal'r
and six years old, and we'll are e
. ten pounds, respectively. b.ee't'
girls, and were born in S,-ei are
county. Both children s's,l..e, a.. ,iie, b
have very sharp hearinp n oLlHd
are perfectly healthy, perfectly y
and eat anything adult persons - ions
Their father, named Peter r Sttl.l'i'
blacksmith, and is about 4O 70 ,-s1's,
while the mother is n few ve,-e -''s " L
! They have Two other ebii5ra- qua.
! whom are OF natural staturs -, o'a
/ development. -Nl phys
On Friday morning, vbga II
Cook Hughey, aged forty-tbrss 81. IN
! Hooten blackiston, aged tbirtv n .- --.
{ prominent lawyers Of Cuub..f--ss
! were examining papers AT Hr,t.-.'
In that place. a difficulty aross 80 y. .
, iston struck Hughey. The - Pa
pistol and fired. almost irgl,..sl- i..sl Cls'
/ biacklston, the pistol ball enterir. A.
( side. Both gentlemen were r. -t p
comfy, Md, but had been rssf5.. ,.55. A-
Cumberland a number OF years rs
1 was arrested and cUmmitie5 IN
/ Der S jury rendered a verde, ~. B,
ton came to his death by a nis,r1 q -'-'.''
+ by Hughey, who was repelIin. - ,.-..
/ ted assault. Hughey was b.15 -. r'--. -ts.l'i
/ ing on September Sd. "a
The yellow fever Is stiU ,,-.-,
| fully in New Orleans, E:clsbur, n =
Grenada, etc. The last Bamej ~
a most terrible condition. "WI-T-.
| lies have been completely vins5 - --
| lstence," says a cOIrespnudept 80
physicians have bad ac.ualIy >, -
New Orleans for grave digge-sr Toy.
| Orleans the rayages Of the fever ara
increase. The disease has rsscts5 ~
I north as Hickman, in Eentpctv .
several deaths have occurred. n.
stricken cities and towns Of ,bs -. .-..
west are in frightful condition NJ a.
( and require all the aid that car h.
them. 1t may be months vet bef,,s !.
will come to their relief, aud their si,-,,..,
calls most loudly upon the bsnsy,.
everywhere for help in their fearf1I ~
t!On.
AT Thursdays meeting of the r,.l-.
Total Abstinence Union Of Ameri,, +
IN indianapolis, the Treasurer rsr7-ta5
receipts for the year 10 have been 8 (,
and the expenditures $1.312. The -
taTy reported that the Union wa, rIrl..
OF twenty-sIz subordinate Unions sr-l-,
ing nearly 500 societies. With 100. R.g a.
bers. Sixteen new societies were sd5ss
the Union during the year The fri,7s-
officers we're elected for the ensuing ys
President, Rev. Hugh Roe O'D1nB5r
Boston Vice Presidents. Rev. james n
hOllaDd, of Philadelphia, and Rev. r
Bessonier, of Indianapolis Trpssgr
Rev.J. ID. BOwles, of Ohio The Ss5s
will be appointed by the President 7.
Convention adjourned to meet at Der
on "Wednesday of the third week Of ;,
tember, 1879.