The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-18
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Mr. FIippin, of Patrick county, va.
has for thirty years been a paralysic IRON
the waist down, and as lie refuses 70 bavt
his nails cut, they are several inches Ions
and curved like the horns OF cow ht
has some fifteen negroes, not one baylhe
left him during or since the var, ana bis
overseer is a negro woman who is mother
mother-in- law, or grandmother OF them all
"A shooting affray occurred at Dead
wood, d. T., on Saturday atternoon, oe
tween Mrs. Lowell. notorious Character
and John Rogers, an employe of Gregory 8
restaurant, which resulted in the death oi
the former and fatal wounding OF the iat
ter. The trouble arose over disputed
ground, and has been going on for some
time. Rogers cannot live. The assault
was made by Mrs. Lowell at Rogers house.
Says that brilliant Catholic Irisbman
John Boyle O'Reilly, editor of the Bostoi
Pilot ''rhe man who talks OF Irish o.
Native in an American election is fool
a demagOgue, or a scOundrel." This sen
timent, so tersely stated, is respectfully re-
ferred to the Republican managers who
have attempted, and most woefully failed,
to revive the Know Nothing issue in the
campaign in this State.
DR.. Nelson, the tallest and most mis-
erly man in Memphis, has died OF the fe-
yer. DR.. Nelson had no. practiced bis
profession for many years, but had accu-
mulated fortune of over $3.50, coo. His
dress was always shabby, he lived ~ The
suburbs like a pauper, and Stunned inter
course with his fellows and in the end be
died Of yellow fever, and was buried like
a dog in Potter's Field.
Mrs. ROwe's house IN ROsene, y. j.,
was entered by a thief Thursday morning.
a dog gave the alarm, and Mrs. Rowe, who
was alone in the house, coruered the thief
and bade him surrender, He refused, and
struck Mrs. Rowe several times with a
stick. She clung TO him, however, aad
with the assistance of a neigh Dor, took MIN
10 EliZabsth, ten miles distant. lie ha ad
pair Of chickens that he had killed previous
TO entering the house.
detective Simons of EastOn, arrested
a man named MCManus at Kansas City a
few days ago for stealing horses in New
Jersey. Less than three years ago Nc
Manus was arrested at Easton for bigauly
and sentenced TO a term OF years i'm the
Penitentiary. He was released last Nav,
and since that time he has married two
women, making three in all who now bear
bis name, as his first and lawful wife is yet
alive and lives i'm Bridgeport. Conn.
Tuesday night, while n party of young
men We're "horniug'' newly married mau
named Harvey Anthony, ten miles from
WatertOwn, \. Y, Anthony shot into the
party and fatally injured a man named
Rice and wounded several others. The
party then returned the fire and threw
stones and other missiles at the house,
breaking in the windows and doors. The
bride was badly and perhaps fatally iniur-
ed. The occurrence caused great excite.
ment.
During a performance on Friday night
at the Colosseum Theatre, Liverpool, Eng.
now used as q music hall, a fight occurred
under the gallery. The audience, hearing
but being unable to see the distm bauce,
became alarmed, and the cry Of fire was
raised. when terrible panic ensued. peO-
pie rushing for the doors ana sliding
down the pillars Of the gallery ON the heads
Of occupants of the pit. A pos, impedpd
the exit, and thirty five men and lads and
two women were suffocated, Many per