The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-20

In pond Of fi-e acres in Pc,
Mass, ?, 600 eels we're placed '.S'ae'
ago. the owner intending to leave n 'a's
disturbed for five years. lie has "a :, un'
regularly on kind Of shen 6sh mem
pond now has millions i'm il. y wv w. 'he
garden rake they can BE drawn .'u
those who have been there. ana n say
hsh thrown in on the end Of a s.r,,,,.. '.ie'-
and then pulled out again will have a , Ia 0lId
eels cliDging 10 it. When the ovrsr zen ,.-sl
out To feed them stroke Of his - 50
against ihe wagon calls hundreds 10 M.
surface of the water. ~ 'Le
The coliery disaster in w,,..
week was, with the exception Of ,I,as-Illttt n lttt
sion at the Oaks, near BdInsley- I'm -I'o-
Der, 1865, the most fatal mine 80 - NJ
known in the experience Of Grea, p;.-'
On that occasion the death rrv '4
349 now, of G73 who went a,,,, - .'llso
''sbift'' at IL O'Clock on TUESDAY - 'ls
TesCned, and the remaining 251 nj "e'e i
exception or 10 or u who were b-[....1le .le
out badly bnrned, lay scOrchrd and 80
at the bottom OF the mine. The Avor5sI-
mine disaster in Pennsylvania IN 1ISs
when the death roll numbered 1fu .''
most serious in American annals. 'oe
At Port Stanley, Canada. N-s p.r
widow, went 20 picnic with her -.
teTS. Her prospective brother in Ian =
present, and. considering her ac,;,-- 'as
free and fiisky, declared he vqrI5 -
speak to her again. Afterwards he ,-.,l'' -
boat and invited her and some Others IS
with him fer a sail. When tbay * x
about mile from shore Mrs Ban ss;s =
hltn' W III CHRISTIAN. are You COMING ~,
TO see me any more - ''I'fn roi,,o, = ~
night for the last time - he said. S.,,E5.-- ~,
up in the boat, she threw her Ia, I.F+.S
her, said ''Good-0y, Bert cood-bv W5rf,
spTang Oveib board and was drowned
The NaDderSlOot family. Of Ubi,b a.
Rev Mr. NandeisloOt, who lately decs,.,5
and was buried on Saturday, vas ,l,et -
/ is in many respects a very remarkatlo,--'
II can be traced back for three b-,.s..i
years in the ministry Of the Rsr,--,s3
Church. Commencing with the res,-,,,
iiOn and continuing on to the prpsrn, -,-rg
the link has never failed. Tu many ar,I-o
families there has been but one s,n. hrt
that son girdeG on his arun- in the 80.
Of the Church. At one lime fsr- -
ations passed with but one son i0 -.
family, but the link never failed. r.
perhaps, the only case Of the Kind svs,
known IN America, and Is = notable one
ne iamlly Is not a numerous f,rP tl,a-s
being but three or fuuI families II tba
name in existence.
Matilda Stanley. known as the Cr-sr-
Queen, and recognized 7s sucA h- ali ne
( tribes throughout The United States v,s
buried IN Woodland cemetery Al T}ay,rr
. OHIO, on Sunday. The queen vasa varsn
OF great lniiuence among her race. Size
died In NickSburg last winter. ,-5 frs
body was embalmed and prespr-s6 --+1
1 the present time Tor fiual burial. TIE
funeral attracted visitors from the ,r,.
rounding country. $4,000 people being in
attendance. Representatives of cra-7Iuart
! GyPsey families from al parts ~ Tie Urrsd
States and Canada assembled at Davt.1
Tor the occasion, ana the funeral prrc.s.i.D
was mile In length. The Ceremony wa
conducted by a minister q the J-Hss
Brethren Church, aud Gid not diff.r fru
that OF Christian funeral 1t The cll.a
an atec:lug scene occurred. the chi,drenE
the queen throwing themselves on tire
grave, aud filing the ar With their lanau-
tations. Dayton has been for some t.ra
the headquarters of the Cvpseys .u this
country, and the king, husband OF tie
queen. lives Dear that city and Owls a '1ras
tract Of land.
The severe storm, Of which a portion
was experienced in this locality, did pres;
damage IN Western Peunsvlvanjs Virginia,
( West Virginia, Ohio. and portions - Csa-
ada. In Western PENNSYLVANIA the rain
lasted three days, the storm reaching tie
climax with furious gale ~ wind 90
Thursday night. Telegraph lines rt.s
Frustrated, and travel an the Western ral-
roads was interrupted By wash cu,s s.
MeaGyille the creek running throarh Die
town was flooded, and $1o0C0Q worth 4
property was destroyed. i f-eirh: train
on the Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
TOAD broke through a bridge three miles
from The town, and the engineer, fireman
and brakeman wee drowned. Friday
morning a man was drowned hy falling urg
the swollen creek In AicadyiIe. train
on the Erie aud Pittsburgh r,ai ran iut85
culvert near Shenangn, killing the engiHzsr
and fireman, and fatally iujwng ths
brakeman. 4 house vas swept away a
GuntOwn, near Conneautv5lie and il =
feared several lives have been lst II
GENEVA man and boy we're dIaEDsd. 10
3 Virginia great damage vas done by ,e
wind, as well as rain. many h0usss 10
Chesterfield, Henrico and Hau1-er eiuni-s
being blown down, and a number Of per-
sous injured.