The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-04

-Abner Cupp was at the b,,,o--
well in ROcktOwn, near WuI;,..''u Of
Saturday morning. Before h. P'II %
down he told his fellow dig,a.. staited
felt very queer; "but. " said H.. 'nat be
might as well die to -dav as am. 81. 1 guess
The other diggers, two in nuTnbo, 'frs.'
at him, and the foreboding W. '"nebei
In about an hour heavy stone sr.3 s'tie1
overloaded bucket that was ''utn a.
down, and struck the bottom v-;,Ls ss1.
and thud. Cupp was in a little - sllas1
ken from the well, dead. The s.-e -'-e a.
fallen upon his bent neck, breali,,,..'ss !. uSd
stantly. u H.
Two little boys were put in fb.u
Oke, Mass, Jail, for stripping le,rs. ~ y
a tree IN the park. Soon afterws-s' ''ya ~,
JaIler heard their voices. Peepipy ir,- ,ls --
cell, he saw both on their knees. s.OT s
please let us out OF this place. and ~,
never do it again, never never >, We j
one sobbIng culprlt, while he o,y,-!5
repeating the Lords PRAYER. op-.It "s
sr," said one Of them, land So. l4'd-
words plain, or the Lord won't ,I,4a.- 80 !'1,
You" q try TO, Jimmy. but T., .'-'lnl ana
so | can't" said the other. and ,I.-oiHg
redoubled their prayers. Tbs S.. i,,i.-lA OJ'A
them out. '''s' si
"A carriage containing the fr,r-
Mr.. Callahan, a tailor, Of Br,,klr.. u
sisting of Mrs. Callahan. her So
daughters and niece Of Mr.. Csllabs- W
struck by an engine At the Topr r'-,s 'as
railroad crossing at Atlantic and R-,-tll-I
avenues, New York, on. Sat1-5.-
three Of the occupants as well a. J,,ir S,l N
Nance, the driver, were killed n
riage was attached 10 the funeral - va
sion of Patrick Duffy, and. when bs-,es
over the track, was struck by a trsir-..!
at the rate OF thirty miles an bor-
Callahaa was taken TO the Cifv il
where she died. The driver and -
were killed outright and thetrp dsr,,l.....s'
considerably injured. The niece -
Miss Redmond, 20 years Of age. The a.
gineer and conductor were arrested
Edward q Aleagher Condor. Tor w.,
rope was wove and coffin prena-a5 T.,
the occasion Of the execution N A.
Larkin and o. Brieu at Mancha-rar .r-fg-s
in this city yesterday, says the New Y.--
SHH or Monday, on the steamer N,sa
Ten years OF confinement IN British prison.
has turned the hair Of his c8mpsr,i,n W..
ody, gray, while that OF Condor himself !.
touched with the same hue. Beside ,Es
experiences Of these two men he sfgris.,f
ordinary romance are tame. CoudsDrs5
to death, respited on the eve Of ezerp-irr
forced to pass long intervals I'm the fa-,,-s
OF doubt and uncertainty, i.nmure6 In sF
itary confinement, driven 10 The ys-rs n
sickness by hardships ahich promised :,
be lifelong, only TO be suddenly rhrr.,
forth into the broad glare Of uue1uss,sl
freedom-suCh i the retrospect of these sY-
lies, who now tread the streets u N-z
York.
The steamer Adelpbia. running BE-
tween South Norwalk, Conn. and New
Ork, burst her boiler while approaching
the dock at DOrlaRs Point Oh Ssfurdsy
There were two bundled passsuges on
board, and many Of them were irigre5
Among the killed reported MP TO SATURDAY.
night were Mrs. BOlle. wife uf the pastor
OF the South NOrualk VI. Z Church. NJ
and MIS-. Charles W Lmd. Of Newbury.
port, Mass, the sister aud br0iher-fn-lsT
Of Mrs. BOole /; Henry Allen Builder Il
NOTwalk; Elijah Belts, son of Beuiimfl
Belts, of Wilton; Gabriel Hoyt. Of Har-
lem, y. Y; Z. r. Ford, Of Oho an IN
known woman, aged about twenty years,
supposed to belong in New York Slms
OF the most heart-rendinE scenes occurred.
One man, whose name could not be learned
alter the accident recognized bis uluE5i
wife, from whose mouth the blood sululsi
in streams at every breath Those burned
suffered greatly. Physicians did every.
thing in their power to alleviate their taf-
fering.