The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-23
Ne,oS ana otner Not5ngs.


AT Gaspe recently brother and two
sisters married a sister and two brothers.
The families pooled their issues, as it were.
A Westfield Mass. firm has begun
the manufacture of circular cigar boxes,
holding fifty cigars. neutrality-suspicious.
cheapness.
The Cleveland Herald wants the fence
pulled down between the Democratic and
National parties, since both are advocating
the same measures.
The dispatches state that Premier Tis-
IN has been elected by Sepsi-GyOergy and
returned by Schemnitz. Tisza mixed state
Of affairs, evidently.
"A worm in Ireland is devouring the
turnip crop rapidly. If science has not
christened it, they might call him Micaw-
Der; waiting for something to turnip.
-kimptOn stole $3.50, 600 from the State
Of South Carolina, and because the State
wishes him 10 account for the crime, be is
added to the list of carpet-bag martyrs.
In the stomach Of a large fish recently
caught IN the river near Port Washington,
Ohio, was found the watch and chain lost
by man wading the river over two years
ago.
Col. Vest is making a very active can
vass for the United States sonatOrship iD
Missouri. The members Of the legislature
may take it into their heads TO pull him
down.
Peter McManus, a Nollie Mcguire, has
been found guilty at Sudbury, Pa, Of muir
der in the first degree. John O'Nein, al
legged accOmplice, win be tried at the next
term of Court.
The Baltimore Gazette says that some
arrangement must be made, now that the
haTVests are about TO move, 10 transport 4
crop Of Southern outrages TO the close dis
tricts Of The North.
-Dauiel w. Reed has started on a one
hundred and fifty days walk from Maiden,
Mass, 10 Sau Francisco. This second
Daniel will come 20 judgment when he
meets the first hostile tribe.
"A gravel bed at Sterling Junction, \.
Z, gave way Friday morning, buryiHg
Fred BaeT, Howard SChulze, Nicholas
Archer and Tim Dineen. Dineen was Ia
ken out alive. The others were dead.
There is a married woman named Ry-
erson in West Hoboken, \. J., who has
given birth 10 twenty-six children at eleven
aCCOuchementS, namely, eight times twins,
twice triplets, and once four at a birth.
The bankrupt act goes out of existence
on the first Of September, so far as relates
10 fling Of Dew petitions. All petitions
filed prior 10 that date are good, and pro
ceedings in pending cases 20 on 10 conclu-
sion.
-Benjamin Fisher, Of Vergennes, Vt,
while shaving before a mirror. discovered
the reflection in the glass, in trying to
brush it off he cut an artery, and bled TO
death.
"A. a. Chase, editor Of the Scranton
DAILY Times, was hidden in efigy on rail
through the streets Of Scranton, on Thurs
night, and fired from the mouth Of a can
non in the public square for opposing the
new county scheme.
1t is a wise child that knows its own
father from tame fox that bad heen kill
ing chickens. Albert Cook, Of AIlegau,
Mich, did not, and lodged ninetv-tvyO
buckshot in his fathers bowels. At Fran
cesville, Ind, William Raider mis,ook
Joseph Engel for q TOodcock and shot out
both his eyes.
Henry Alless, of Pittsburgh, was found
hanging 10 a rafteT by his mother, vbocut
him down before he had time TO die He
became indignant at the interference and
was about cutting his throat when a police
man arrived. He was taken to the police
station, whsre be made the second attempt
to hang himself.
John Ten Eyck (coloredl was hanged
at Pittstield, Mass, Friday morning. for
the murder of Mr.. and Mrs David still
man, at Sheffield, on the 29th Of Novem-
Der last. He confessed committing other
crimes, but denied the murder of the Still
mans. lie was also guilty Of bigamy, leav-
Ing three wives and = number of children.
-On Thursday evening, Austin, Nova
da, was visited by a cloud burst, which
! Hooded the business part of the town. do
ing damage to the amount Of about SlO0. =
/ OOO. man named Spartan was swept
down ra7ine and drowned The Rers5I7e
! Office and many business buildings were
! wrecked. The residence portion Of the
! town escaped.
1t was Hayes and-Wheeler. Yes
! W heeier. What has become of Wheeler?
/ Statesmen who aspire to the honors of the
/ wee Presidency should think of the fate
/ OF this once prominent person. When q
/ man Is made Vice President. bv frand or
! otherwise be drops out of sight as ouicLIv
! as harlequin when he alights on the trap
| door of the stage.
| Tho EUeRsRg Ns1os, published at
Franklin, Pa, alleged that a certain gen
/ tleman had entered a married lady's cham
/ Der at . campmeoiing at an unreasonable
/ hour ana under suspicious circumstances.
/ y prominent citizen Of Franklin considered
/ himself the party referred TO, and threw
| pepper into the eyes Of the editor and
/ horsewhipped him.
The Lancaster I5telligeRcer very peril
nently remarks that throughout ali itsihis-
/ tory the Democratic party has been the
/ special nlend and exponent Of the working
mans best interests. He who deserts +
pow makes fatal mistake, and only aids
to tasten more tightly about his neck the
/ calling collar which years of Republican
maladminiStratiun have riveted ON bim.
IL tho Bedford Inquirer, says the Har-
rls6urg Lafriot of a recent date. keeps on
! with Its vIllaInous abuse Gen. CofFrotb the
majority against Campbell in Bedford
county will hardly be less than 1000.
| Whenever the democrats Of Bedford desire
TO roll up tremendous majority for a can
| didate they manage 10 get the INQUIRER tn
blackguard him. That always brings the
answer.
Ex-senator NJ. B. Lowrie, confined at
! hlrkbTIde's asylum, has become more
ylolept, and 1t Is found necessary to con-
I fine him more closely than heretofore. He
has shown no evidence Of physical paraly-
SIS since his arrangement, but on the con
trary, developing immense strength of
muscle and force of endurance, recurring
frequently tremendous strength to sub
due him in his paroxysms.
Tho Philadelphia Record thinks thew
nave thick -Titted thieves in Wihamspori.
Ia. Last week one gang broke into a