The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

Several Of The more enthusiastic among
our PenuhIican brethren, hud'nE 'h''I .,'e
overland trim 10 JuhuStown, 10 a'Leuu me 7
meeting at that place "Wednesday nigh' W1N
;T,Dr,crj-aiIe. owing 10 the lnceSSant ram
Thought to secure y spec'aI 'F'ih on "a"
Branch road but when they dISc"VeFS-t ms
so5 And The usual fare was necessary 10 -
-, -, q t,.i7aE arcomrnOd -tions. they WISE
" concluded that Grow might blow, oUt 70
hear him they'd never 90 II II cost al tn"'
TO get down to the show. ,.,,
rho pa r r. tool-hOuse at SummerhlIl
hos haen forcihIv entered on so many occa-
siops of late by thieves, who carried o.. oi5
t,roorn- and other property, tnat the olVlS!".'
foreman at last determined TO set a wa'Ch
for tbe r,sca1s and on Monday succeeded in
can+uriup voung man named S'ocnerlh me
very act of breaking open tue u,nnI- "o
detected culprit thereupon ln'p'cs't.' .
/ compauion named Pringle IN me ueitI l''7
! ,xorl- who was also arrested. l'oth parties
we're brought to this place on IueSuAy
/ morning and committed TO jail to await ttial' .
/ Lawrence Platt, the younG man whose
. escape from the MoTganZa Reform Scho"i' .
. Pftrsburgh whittier he was sent Tor StHtllng
/ a considerable sum of money from MT h1I-
t re Mellon of Chest Springs, has alFra"y
been noticed in these columns, ana "uoss
arrest on suspicion or being con'erhr. 'i .
the recent robbery At Cherry Tree WhCh
charge however, was Hot SlS.'''It6"i We
/ rotad in our last issua, was picked M IN
Altoona the other day and taken ht'h on
Monday last to his old quarters in the re
form School by Sheriff Ryan, where ne
will probably have to remain unhI ne Teach,
es his majority, unless he should S"-'tt"
once more IN getting out ana ne more lot
, 7,ate I'm l,eeoirq ont of that institution than
/ he was ON this occasion.
: -NcDonald Of whom we have or VIII
ter before as the II an in Lorertnswho keeps
= .Haor s+ore bids MS saw 70 Our readers 3nd
7 say vrifb a vim that if boots they are need
p. ing twill nav to see him, orthe larg"S' anu
' best are the words that convey an 49, 81 ~
: the sfoak he received t'other day. and which
! nov he Is Offering for cash on account, so
: low that Philadelphia itself cant MS HrlCeS
+ . discount Nor il that At. OF the story LOT vi
+ / shoes for the fair he has them as low a. "
r dollar per pair and for half thar anornt ne
=. can su:t TO a T any young miss who NAY sep
in to see while for men he has boots " n''n
>, ne is willing to sell for Sl.15, and ~ prices
n Sevcud that az we'll 10 say nothing oI hoyT'
J. who Al one dollar per pair "An "nF """'7
10 which they'll find good thing 10 wear.
, a German farmer from Min lesota, en-
N rou'e tor his native land was swin"'e" TH'
q / Of $500 bv a couple Of sharpers while on ms
"a v,av east with his family on the Paclhc f-N-
Of D~ess last Thursday morning. On" OF 'hS
,+ p7rries engaged in the netaTIoUs wOrR, an"
who said he " 7s on his way 20 England, man,
= ogad to make the farmers acquaintance, and
~. while in con verSati0n with him = shorF NlH
ya tance below Hiffiin the orher sharper pE'
= sented himself in the role OF an eETrHHF a-F
, and informed The farmer 'frleHd ihAt III
vas indebted ~ the company in The sum %
or $500. The sequel may he readily gn'sS.d 81
NJ . The farmer advanced the money on 'i'
G.rauufb Df bogus drafts AM OF COURSE lN
in il. for when the train got TO Marysvii'e IN
sharpars Jumped off, and one OF them =" :
ne picked up in an iusensihla cond'tlon H"'
lii ;akpn TO the Harrisburg hospital
nj -ZeIveu =. Fisher. aged about l9 years
Nv son of Mr.. John Fisher of the Third war
"a .T0hustOwn, met with = horrible accid'''l'
il Tuesday afternoon about , O'Clock, Wh'C
Is resulted in death the same night u see
biz that Young Fisher, who was emnioyei 4
Ms the Wire Rod Mil Of the Cambria lVo
IN. Co, was waiting near tn" reel for the pnI
SO pose of taking the wire off when ree.ed ~
- am while in This position the wire Gang!
,ed ir the rolls and broke, one end flying aToun
On and striking The unfortunate young man q
1sb the right arm, through which 1t passed an
Law entered ms breast close 10 the nlpple, iio
md whence II inallyTproirrded near 'ae I"P
md the breast-boue severing the hrachlal
ane ferv tearing the arteries in 4 shocking ma
na npr and soaring the flesh in its passage.
me The wounds of the injured man were o'nL
,,, IN AZ speedily and eff.ctually as possln.
after which he was taken 10 his nome "he
a of he fingered in great agony for ABOUT seN'
ad- hours
nok ON last Monday week DR.. NJ. j. Buck,
10, that civ ayristed bv Drs. Bell. Allen n
liar Miller, performed a very unusual operafl
ex- upOn six-vear old daughter or Ut. JAM
4 Of J. Oatmsu, of Carroltown. Ine chIia W
,vvn afflicted with crooked or bowed legs, VIM
red is caused bv attempting to walk before 7
cent homes Of the legs are of sufficient strength
lin bear the weight Of the body. One "t !
child : legs broken tnree ln..iitr l''''
Cfor the knee inint and the foot waS turned G
ars- ar rirht anclea. The other leg y 3S siraig e
coal ened hy the respction OF = portion %
IocS main hone, y mallet and chisel being fon
.ked necessary for that purpose. both mn
low were then encased in Al immovahie drHSsi
aud and will he kept for \ week or mo
hich The child bore the operation we'll emo
o0d form having been administered ana - &C
,uht- sidered ont Of danger. 'r. s"rN says
A will be able to walk with perfectly straiI
the limbs i'm six weeks
Rev. Fred Evans Of Franklin, !
has failed to appear At the Court House on 4"
-ated day evening: last, ~ per ann""h,t''S",
ford the purpose Of addressing = meeting OF
tick Republican citizens CT this locality,
n at whether his absence was due to illness ol
raval his exnrpsspd determination not 10 M
r tke anv political speeches, for tho former
res q which, ii true, lie deserves ConlniSseT@'
rious ami for the latter, which we know % oa u
rh he is worthy of COInmeuGHil0n, We are
sub able to say. The meeting Went ON iuS'
auce, same, however. ANA was very ".s7iE
Won tended Republicans OF Welsh nAtiona
and extraction greatly prrtomiuat'ng'
verv the orators of the occasion heing NeSsrS.
make cas- and Edwards, Of Scranton, Pa hot
No whom made speeches in the vernacuiarr
Itv Of latter. however, suppiementirg hlS rem
Her with a brief address in Euglish. The W
f pro- speeches we did not, of course, u"dtr-t
le for and the greater portion % the tnElsh
not we didn't believe nor DO HC think that
j, I'm so body elge believed all he said about !
N the alleged faliugs and HOyt's pnre sad uh'
goods, ted (?l record. -
cheap Tile funeral obseGuies of Rev. ia
e. but Christy, which took place at the ChUrt
he op- the Holy : anne on FRIDAY forenoon
hem 4 probably the most solemn and impre
That have ever been Witnessed in our n
papa; Not less than = dozen OF clergy men
Ike the present in the sanctuary, and the Grant
make Guiem High Mass offered M for the II
= chair of his soul by Rev. Father VI Carthy,
then ell by three others of the clergy "a de
rds re- etc. vap we'll calculated to impress al
, ''and the solemnity and sadness OF the ofc5
cheap while the funeral Grafton, delivered u
aste in same clergyman, was master piece o
yht for queuce and pathos which did abundau
4 went or to the head and heart OF the able 8
lift the man who conceived an1 delivered it
ood in other ceremonies were of an equally III
trust. sive character, and when the remains
O post valiant priest and patriot were at las
TO rest in the beautiful cemetery net
,ev can church, we are sure that no one =
Johns could Eelp but entertain q hope, II th'
should not utter n prayer, for the repose OF tn
.itv for of one who suffered much in this wor
terview has gained, we sincerely trust, the ere
Lilley eternal glory in the world beyond.
to hear We are indebted TO = friend In {
IiIey's town for a history of the GresnbacK IN