The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-01-18
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II WO men il Sttlitgs h4i'o LAW
lave mari led each others daughters.
A wedding in Eugene, Oregon, on
New Years day, closed u hiteen years
courtshi ip.
"A Bardstowu. KY, man took novel
step in matiimouy the oIhel day. He took
his step-mother,
A school girl named HAM ilton was be
reft of her reason mt EdeHbutg by chIld
! falling upon her head.
4 Mr.. Lord loaned Widow Hicks $780,
600 within the past year, and he simply
married her to avoid rehypothecatlon
Jason Leighton's camp, on West river,
above Cherryield, Maine, was burned Fri
day night, and four of his children perish
| ed in he flames
"A stout and stnfdy cid Malacca cane
once owned by George Washington, and
beque al he'd by him to Robert Washington,
! is exhibited 10 admiring eyes i'll Baltimore.
/ 1t is stated that n new two cent morn
ing paper, to be known the Duly 1Ft-
bttne will soon be started in PitfsbuI gh IN
, the interest of the Greenbdck Labor pa ty.
1 "A small boy, arrested for throwing
stones at the windows of Independence
hall the other day, got off on the plea that
he was only ''Iocking" the cradle of Lib
! ert..
On a faI m in Lyons. Rice county, Kan,
! the ants in their excavations bring - the
surface quantities of small beads, supposed
to have been formerly in the possession Of
| Iudiaus.
"A lady who lives in the Thirry-third
ward, Pittsburgh, has had the small pox
fo- a couple Of weeks. The other day Size
gave birth to a babe, which had the disease
| when born.
"A lady and gentleman were married by
| Mayor StUkley, Of Philadelphia, on W ed
nesday morning, and Immediately took
their wedding trip TO the top of the State
House steeple.
Hon. Robert c. Winthrop found at his
place in Brookline, Mass, the other day,
a curious Illustration of the warmth of the
past month ; it was a cOlurEbine flower and
leaf growing out cf doors.
"A Conscience e-stricken mortal signing
himself ''R. z. Pent," has returneti $40 20
ex-Gov. Hayes Conscience is mighty easy
oH these fellows; she hardly ever strikes
tlem more than 80 worth.
James Ferguson, a lawyer ar Newport,
Perry connty, Pa, aud William Ricken-
haugh, of the same place, who were being
tried on the charge IF r0bbing the Peoples
Bank Of Newport, have fled.
The Tweed Of Coustantinople, Ria
Pasha, is dead. During the CIimean war
he drew the pay Of an eutire army corps
which did not exist, and out of this little
speculation alone made $40 900, 000.
Miss Hamblin, Of CIistield, Md, who
was cut off from any share in her fathers
S270, 000 in Worcester county, has broken
hns will. He died at the age of ninety six,
after turning his daughter ont of doors.
The immense iron bridge that spans
the SuSquehanna, at Rockville, has been
thoroughly tested 10y two large freight
trains heavily laden passing over IL side by
side. 1t is now pronounced perfect in eve
Ty respect.
"A schooner, supposed to be Martha
Ipnes, went ashore on Cape Cod Thursday,
aud the ciew Of six men was drowned.
Several vessels were driven ashore aud
foundered in the gales. The loss Of life is
, | not serious,
Information is wanted Of John Moon
/ aughey, aged sixty-six years. who left the
: residence Of his brother James, in NOyes
township Clinton county, on lhc 2Sth Of
, November last, without giving notice of
his departure.
The saw mills at Glen's Falls, for the
/, first time in thirty years, have shut down
before the river is frozen. There is 10
snow in She Adirondack forests to enable
, lumbermen to draw logs TO the river anC
, creeks, and choppers have returned home.
2 A resident OF Nor:hamptonshire, Eng
land, has in his gallery the wedding dress
(cOmplote) Of all the members OF the fami-
: ly, from the days Of Charles II. down to
the present time, which as a collection of
British costumes for the last two hundred
D years or SO is probably unrivalled.
AT Aurora, III, a milkman LEFT a milk
5 can turned bottom upward on a table near
/ his house, in such a way that it reflected
I the rays of the sun on window, causing
sufficient beat to sat fire to blind, and
: but for the timely discovery of the flames
the house would have been consumed
t 1T has been a long time since Demo-
cratic Governor was installed in office in
D Ohio until on last Monday Richard NJ.
] Bishop, of Cincinnati, who was elected TO
S that office last November, was inaugurated
4 at Columbus in presence Of an immense
: the State.
0 While he was counting over the eol-
Q leci ion money on Sunday last the deacon
of a Washington church found an old and
faded piece Of paper which, being unfolded,
. proved to be his own nearly outla we'd note
for $50 and interest, which the holder, un
E able to collect had turned into the treasu-
Iy of the Lord.
: At Coventry, Vt, there is society OF
b religionists who believe in miracles. One
: of their number was seriously hurt by a
falling tree, aud two Of the bre:hern came
, every day to pray with him. After their
e prayers they command him to ''ari~e and
: walk which he tries to do, but thus far
q without success
. Mrs. Morris Goodloe, of Eaton, Tenn
/ recently lost her husband. Two weeks
o later, as she was driving a carriage con-
4 tanning her four children over bridge the
< horses, frightened at the roaring of the
r waters, backed off the structure, and the
T four little ones were dro aned before their
r widowed mothers eyes.
+ The daughter of b. S. Wilson (then oi
: Towands, but now of Lock Haven) strayed
n or was kidnapped from her home on the
V I1th >of December. Her name is Matte.
: she is thirteen years old, small for her age,
! dark eyes, hair and complexion, spare
c faced, and was dressed thinly in every DAY
n clothes when she left.
AT Titusvi!le, Friday, as two children,
;, aged respectively five and six years, were
r playing with revolver, which was suppos
:, ell to be unloaded, the fire-a went of,
i killing the younger, an only child of John
a Drum, book keeper f1r Wallace, the bro
:, ker. and Formerly cd u il N ths. pau,