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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-12

CONE into my garden. Maud;
For the black bat, night. has hown-
And the cats that danced on The onion bed
Have left it. at last. alone,
But there isn't an onion left in tho patch
That I would care TO own.
The morning was inclined to be cool, and rain
had fallen. and the lady, whose shoes were bad.
and who had prudent regard for her health. and
besides didn't Tor onions. begged to he eX-
cuscd. BY the way. why hadn't she good shoes :
II she or any of her friends. do not know where to
procure the best covering for the Get in the
world at once serviccablc and stylish. and at a
price which puts them within the reach Of all then
We are sorry for her and them :. BlumenthGl.
1ll9 Eleventh avenue. Altoona. i the name aIsl
address of a dealer in boots. shoes, slippers and
rubbcrs who asks only "A trial To satisfactorily
demonstrate that he has got Just what you want.
and will furnish YOU the same for exactly the right
sum Of money. Try him.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-12
Fire Hundred INomsand stronn.

In the past few months there has been more than
100000 bottles of ShfIOh's Cure sold. ont OF
the vast number Of people who have used it. more
than 1000 persons afflicted with Consumption
have been cured. All Coughs. Group. Asthma and
Bronchitis yield at once; hence iJ is that every
body speaks in its praise. To those who have not
used IL let say: II you have Cough. OF your
child the Group and you value life don't fail to
try it. For Lame Back. side chest. use ShiIoh's
Porous Plaster. Sold 10y Il. 7. Lloyd. Druggist.
Ebcnsburg. Pa. 1872. '-g.-c.o.w. .5fl.1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-12

The backbone Of Summer seems TO have been
broken, for fact. and the sigh OF the oyster usher
eth in the season when the prudent man takes
to doH linens and busters and don something
heavier. You need suit of fall clothing, OF
course. Where can yOu buy such suit to the
best advantage? YOU ask. We answer: At God
frcy VOLTS establishment next door to the post
Office. Altoona. His stock il fresh from the Fa- a.
crn market IL unsurpassed 10 style and quality
and will be sold YOU at figures which will please
In the absence of the proprietor, who continues &
remain abroad. the houoTs of the establishment
will be dUnc by 1Ir. D. Einstcin. than whom NJ
one Is more competent or il more Ohligiug-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-12
Twas first at Crcsson Springs we met,
And quailed It's sparkling waters;
And l. cnamored fool, bethought
Her loyclicst Of Ewes daughters.

saTI-
And sat in the pavilion.
And gaZcd and talked. nor cared il We
Were stared at by million.
The foregoing. written by one Of the participants
I'm the printers picnic at Crcsson. is all we have
room for this week. The balance viii be printed
in the year 1900 We desire to ccouomizc space for
the purpose Of saving TO our readers that Simon x
Beudhcim next door ia the First National Bank,
Altoona have lust shclved what they declare to be
the biggest and best and fiirest and finest stocks
read y-made clothing for fall and winter ever in
troduced into that city, all which they will sell at
a lower figure than has before characterized their
any other price-list In word they have
more and better clothing than any other dealer
and will sell il from Is to p per cent. lower than
any other dealer. We advise our readers to not
pass them by when in search Of bargains.
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.XECUTOR'S NOTICE.

ENECCTOR'S NOTICE.
H Estate Of JOIN ELDER. deceased.
Letters testaIHentary on the estate of John Elder
late Of Carrulltown borough. decd having been
granted to the undersigned. all persons indebted
to the estate Of said dcccdcnt are hereby notified
that payment must hc made without delay. and
those having claims against the same VIII present
them in legal shape for settlement.
JAMES MYERS. -.
GEORGE q GALLACfHER. i-N''-''ols
~pp1 u 1870 ST
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NOTICE is hereby given that the final
~ account OF Jacob Zimmerman. Assignee OF
A Pfcifer and wife. has been filed in the office Of
the Pruthonotary of Cambria county. and viii hc
presented to the Court of Common Pleas Of Cam
bria county for confirmation and allowance on the
first Monday Of December next.
G. =. O'DONNEI.L, Prothonotary.
PTothonotaTys Office, EhcnsbUrx. Sept. 4. 1S7p.-1t
NOTICE is hereby given that the first
~ and final account OF John LLOYD. Assignee of
Theodore and Ellen Baker. has been filed i'm the
office of the prothouotary of Cambria county. and.
unless exceptions filed thereto will De present
ed to the Court of Common Pleas for confirmation
Tuesday. the 7th day Of October next
&. r. O'uDNNELIs. I'ruthuI. 0ta-y
PrOthonOtary's Office Ebensburu sept 10. IS79-st.
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TBEY have live Count and Countess Linden
hi name. fr"W Stuttgart. Germany. at the Lo-an
House. Altrnsl.
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L AND FOR SALE.-The Undersign-
l. ci has 10 Acres Of Meadow Land near
NiImorc which he wishes rp dispose ut ~ ITlt5lo
saIc said land Is In good condition ant VfiI he
sold very cheap. For further Information can ON
OF address +. L. BrIrgE5 'r tle owner
T.. O. ff~EEE.
T5-zl-e.rsT Bllddoek. Allegheny Co. a.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-12

Ny dreams OF bliss have flown away !:
NV summer dreams OF peace have fled. .
NY Joy j. up the spout to-day
SiEhpth the oyster.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-12

CoINING MoNEY.-There are two ways at least
Of coming money. One way. and the easiest way,
is to 20 10 Jas j. Murphy's cheap clothing estab-
Iishmcnt. and buy fifty dollars worth Of wearing
apparel for about thirty dollars. Mems clothing
and boys clothing at lG9 Clinton street Johnstown.
\ Iargc and superb stock Of seasonable goods Just
received. Call Immediately and clothe Yourself
comfortably. Don't forget Murphy star Clothing
Hal lv1 Clinton street, Johu-to'ru.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-12

\ LETTER FROM Mr.. KIRBY. Having
thrown our banner to the breeze and an
nounced our determination to fight init
Nagle " not against him, even unto the bitter
end-and a bitter end we fear II will be for
both of them if things continue-we trust
that no one will accuse us of striking our
cOlors and deSerting the cause We have es-
pouSed nor even of wishing to revenge our
self on the paper to which the letter Is adj
dressed, when, at the earnest request OF the
author, who we trust viii yet be prompted
by the sober second thought to Withdraw
from the canvass, we give place to the fol-
lowing, which tells its own story, and Is none
the less truthful or falaciOuS as the case
may be, simply because we publish it
WuMoRE, sept. !, 1879.
To the Editor Of the C0rTolffoi-H NeIcs.
SIR: In glancing over your columns Of last week
! chanccd TO espy an item to the effect that il
ruIn0red that was on the track as an iudepcudcut
candidate for Sheriff. and that you put faith in
the rumor. a. you had better confidence in me as a
man. etc.
Certainly. Mr. Editor of the Net-s, you knew bet
ter than 10 believe such story. Your confidence
IN mc q man shall never be shaken by any act
Of mine. I viii state that am not on the track
an independent candidate for Sheriff. Therefore
that canard Is exploded, and your confidence in
me az q man stilI remains
VIII state. though. what is well known 70 every
voter in the county, that am the track the
regular Democratic candidate for Sheriff Of Cam
brla county, aud as such intend 70 run, and hope
the 2Ctrs viii be answering in its devotion TO the
Dcnocrdtic party by giving me q hearty support.
fTJtcru5lly youTs- =. J.. ktEBY.
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uTM. II. SECHLER, Attorney al

w lar EbeusburC Ia. ONCE 30 Cul-
unaHe Row. frcceut1y occupied hr Wm. hHtsth y,
I>u... centre street -. fh--'A.h y
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-12

Are You aware of the fact that you can
buy boots made from whole leather, with
sole leather counters and solid insOeS, all
warranted in every respect, cheaper from Y.
;. Barker Il Bro. than from any other person
in the town,of Ebensburg? Such is the fact,
and the sooner you find II out the better it
will be for your pocket-book.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-12

The case of Ryan ". Holdfelter was taken
up. The plaintiff Is Sheriff of the county,
and sold at public outcTy piece of real es-
tate to defendant for the sum of $3.50. Sub
sequently, defendant refused to take the pro-
perty, and it was re-sOld for SlOO The diff
ference between the two sums IS sought to
be recovered. jury ont.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-27
Death froa Hydrophobla.

FALL RIVER, Mss, Feb. s.-Anoth-
er death resulted from hydrophobia this
morning. the victim being William Tai
bot, about SO ycsp OF age. Some time
last Angus, q dog belonging 10 neigh
Dor acted strangely, aud efforts were
made to hang il s II had previously
bitten lis owner. While the dog, an
English bull. wS hanging. II bit OF the
rope, freed itself and bit Mr.. Talbot in
the leg. Last Sunday the man began TO
feel unwell, and . physician, DIR. Nc
Graih, was called on Monday, who dis
covered evidences Of the dread disease.
The spasms were quite violent. but on
Tuesday he was better. On Wednes-
day he was full Of dread i~maginings,
like a hypochondhac. He would pu,
away liquids. his face depicting intense
mental agony. lie could swallow OPT
urn pills, but these had little effect. His
appeals not to be moved Was most pa
thetic. The doctor stated that the sui
ferer retained his consciousness NIL Of
the time, excepting when the spasms
(Which were not very MARKEDLY
were upon him. These spasms
affected the re'piratory and other
muscles. The psiient, who remained In
bed during the whole time, gradually
grew weaker, and. on Friday, for the
first time, by great effort, he swallowed
some no~urishment. The muscles Of the
throat acted vay peculiarly, sometimes
allowing him 70 swallow without din
then redusing TO act excepting
very slowly, as though he had severe
sore throat. lie died in an easy manner.
his system completely Frustrated. This
being the second death which has oc-
cured here this week from the same
cause. 1t naturally causes some anxiety
and comment. II is thought that there
must have been considerable madness
among the dog last summer, for, dur
ing the last six months, quite Q number
which were considered mad hare been
killed. Some go unlicensed dogs were
killed. and . very large number were
licensed last sumner. Mr.. Talbot leaves
. wife and two children.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-27
How u Woman Keeps Her IA
pcnse-bOok.

/, Is . touching sight 20 see . woman
begin I make up her housekeeping ex-
penses, she having firmly resolved TO
put down every cent she spends, so tha,
she can find out how TO economic, and
where all the money goes to. Procur-
ing . small book, she makes = due en-
try, and on the Monday after the first
Saturday in which her husband brings
home his pay she carefully tears the
margin of q newspaper. and. with a
blunt pencil, strikes . trial balance,
something in this way "John brough,
me home $3.50, and Sl.iS l had is
$49 %, and 81 l lent Mrs. Dixon is
$50. 9S-but, hold on, l ough,nt 10 n
ter that, because when she returns il
it'll go down. That was Si9.93, and
what have I done with that?" Then
she puts down the figures, leaving out
the items 20 save time-a process which
enables Ter TO leave out most of the
items where q round sum is involved, on
the supposition that they have already
been put down. As thus: "Six dollars
and fourteen cents for meat; and 10
cents for celery; and 10 cents on the
s~.rect-cars; and a bad Seen, piece | got
in change; and s2.sl l paid the milk
man, who owes me ~ ccnts-that's 81;
and Is cents ut church; and the gro
ccries they were either $500 or
Sl6 50, and l don't know which they
were, but l guess it must have
been $3.50, for the grocer said
il | gave him q dime he could give me
half.a-dollar, which would make even
change, and I couldn't, because the
smallest | had was q quarter; and 90 %
for mending Ka,ie's shoes, which is the
last money that shoemaker ever gets
from me; and 10 cents for celery-no,l
put that down" Finally she sums up
her trial. balance sheet, and finds that it
foots up $6l. %, which is about Sl5 more
than she had originally. She goes over
the list several times aud checks it care
fully, but all the items are correct, and
she is just about in despair when her
good angel hints that there may be n
possible mistake in the addition. Act
ing upon the suggestion, she foots up
the column and finds that the total is
Snaps, and that according TO the prin-
ciples Of arithmetic she ought o have
1855. Then she counts her cash sever
al times, the result varying from 81 40
up to 81 81, but then she happily dis
covers that she has been mistaking n
81. 800 gold piece for a cent, and remem
bers that she gave the baby n trade-dol-
lar to cut its gums with. On the whole,
she has come within Sc cents Of a bal
ance, and that, she says, is close enough,
and she enters in one line Of the account
book "Dr.-By household expenses"
so much, and is very happy till she re-
members, just after going to bed. that
she has omitted 1913 for her husbands
hat.-Chicago Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-27

II AaShsa faithfully remarked thai
one OF N most aportass social accom-
plsAmsses b Sas Of catering . room
rncefuIh. 4 writer IN The London
sass,dss sers<r sess sodissr here. and
declares l,Aas III ability 10 leave ono.
easily AL Jade 1usiy. 10 superior. lie
thinks /. painisl TO 80 people aniioa'
10 bea, ,rs,rss, from . call or visit, and
vet ~sppsrsniiy Is unabl< To escape ~
rats in 4 tap. although nothing barr
their syrsss. asd al persons would
gladly dispenss ~iih their company.
Ths Ar or science Of departure both
from / c.li,ies and positions 10 worth
s,udyir in small ~ well 8. grea; mat
ter. y.ny cases at o presen; ,hou-
.elrc. :, The mind In which the Iudicioa,
exerci., Of the faculty Of bringing thing,
TO . eoaelusion would bs appreciated.
Sam Weller once said ,hs; The grsa, All
Of le,,e- writing ~.s 70 maks the recip
len, "si,h there was more" aud The
article n ..The Al Of Going Away"
in The Saturday Rer'er. brings
this eroellen, saAs TO mind. !, Is
one Of he creates, pen's Of . novelist
to know when TO wiA up =, the nigh,
momer. and in us right way. and the
editor Who can wind up his leader ., the
RICH, p,in, 10 mssssr Of . good half Of
his ART Many prssihers complain that
their g esiest difacsliy Is iha, OF con.
Guiding their .eruso-s; bu, in this par
ucular case there 10 little need for the
exercise Of any specia ingenuity. As an
abrup; but early Gting is = fault. Of all
others, mos, readily Psrdoned by = con-
g~rega,on. Ansr all. . bulky essay
might 20 written ca the par; Of going
away ,ad the difculty In bidding faro
we'll to . hos, in ; manner ,ha, will con.
vey to him the impression that you have
ejoyed yourself. The subject Is COM
mended TO the consideration Of those
eminer, s,udents Who make social con-
v~entioaalities a auiy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-27
FORTHWITH

In the Senate, on the 18th, Mr.. Kellogg in
reduced n bill to secure the completion of a
line of railway from SAN Antonio, Texas, to a
point at or near FL Paso upon the Rio Grande.
and to be known as the Mexican and Pacific
Extension of the Galveston ard San Antonio
Railroad. lie spoke briefly in favor of the
construction of the road, which asked but
$1,000 a mile from the Government. The bill
was referred. Mr.. Morrill, called mp the bill
reported from the Committee on Finance &
few days ago, authorizing the conversion
Of national gold bonds, and il was passed.
The House bill to restrict the immigration
advocated the measure. At the close of his
remarks he made an effort tn force q vote
upon the bill, but by n vote of s9to . the SEN
ate adjourned......In the House, q letter was
presented and referred to the Committee on
WAYS and Means from the Secretary Of the
Treasury, stating that there will probably be
a deficit in the revenues of the Governments
during the next fiscal year of So ,o0. 600. and
asking authority to issue per cent. bonds 20
cover such deficiency. The Legislative u-
dicial and Executive A~ppropr1ation bill Was
In the Senate, on the 14th, Mr.. Cameron
submitted n resolution authorizing the Sc
lect Committee on Transportation routes 20
the Seaboard to take testimony relating to
the bill for the relief of Mr.. James B. Eads.
Agreedto. After considering the bills on the
calendar. consideration was resumed of the
S Slri TO R IsS1s,c' a snloese im% isp He ana ar,
gued that the legislation designed
was in strict accord with international obi
cations. Remarks upon the bill were also
made by Messrs. Thurman. Sargent. Jones OF
Nevada, Beck. Hamlin and others Without
reachiux a vote the Senate adiourned......In
the House, Mr.. Bragg, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported q bill authorizing
the President 60 appoint James Shields, OF
Missouri, as Brigadier-G General on the
retired list, such appointment to be
in lien of the pension which he
nov receives. Mr.. White Pal rose to .
point of order, and although appealed to. TO
withdraw his point, by Messrs. Bragg, Frank
lin and Butler, he refused to do 80. Great
confusion was caused by Mr.. Franklin com-
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-27
WIT y

Tue corncuring Asro-she easrups
diss.
Yor can hear = defense, hsss Aa- esa
. DEAF fence hear yoaP
A srR. cure or sie~plsssa~ss = :,
imagine you have gos IN rss ap
~ nors I $50 yoa eel" ~ 49,
huckes sasa uhen /, tOsrAs-i ~ ~sss4
LAwrxk. Are never mote sAssss, ,ANa
when iAsy wurk With = vnl-sA& 81
The estate s valuable.
Ir takes ~ yards % dress gs-is ~
make n tsshionable lady's dress aou
dsys-sst IA wear os her p~rsaa ana
kourtSca IN carr Ia her rigAi hana %
up under her slbos
Tur following Is pss,ssi in frDni Il a
gro-.y store near Harvard ST1ssv
"Wooien pals. an ccsis each Npssae
We did not steal these pals. DC; -
think the man ~v bough, them Il dh
-sosioa ~.tirsrasrr.
"ls,b. nv frca' CA yDa (Arl 81
me where the other side 20 lhs sgr,~,
TSP" "Cer,Ainly Just acruss tho -sy
why do You ask" why (hhl. DO
cause \ minute Az ! Askei another &C..
low the same ihiag. aud (hiel be al
this vas the other aide q the s;rcs,
THS day approaches 90 wh,oA The
frrcklcd boy ~ll send - tho cross ryei
girl over the Nay. a picture e Aasi
heart stuck through tho csns~T -EAa
harbed stick. lie will call u AsAJSa
tine. and tho stick shows 49, ~ 10
stuck on the gal-Noa OvloI~i -
ynnc-
Tux Dc,roi, Fr,e Pros say ~>skt
q pin there. DAVID DAVIS VII clnx -
his scat In the Senate. the report q as
resignation - the contrary no,wiIh-
standing" Now. u No should ,isrkA
pin there we don't believe Mr. DAVIS
would cling to his seat Ia the senate.
the report % the FS,s F'r,a' u The con
trsry notsith,t ,niing -CAseap Ip'-
nac.
To classical student You ask. Ill
Atlas supported the world. whit sup
ported Atlas?" The question. dear sir.
has often bcen asked. bu, never. 81 Tar
- We are aware. satisfactorily answered
We have always been 20 the opinion
that Atlas must have marrisi n rich
~ife and got his support from her father.
Albany Ersaing Jo'.rsai.
JAtLs Tnu TE"t
ob. kins oi toe n'idie. wbhe3fni.
truly you love me. iust tssluii.
Just aass~F my sish
Nv the glance ~ yoar eS~.
d. honest and don't Try to s.ilmi
with rapturr Y"uF masic iii tbFiiital
with pleasure supTsu. dti ~ niiul
Aud " . couid believe
That you meant a. deceive
wIiheltni { think u ~uuid kiiiui
s~sl.~gs-a Hs~Isss
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-27

THE English Parliament convened on
the 18th. In the House of Commons,
Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor Of
the Exchequer, said it was not desirable
to either exaggerate or depreciate undu-
iy the severe blow in South Africa.
There exists general admiration for the
gallantry of the troops, and universal
sympathy for the sufferers. The Cabi-
net is resolved TO repair and
wipe out the disaster. There
s every reason for satisfaction with the
progress of the Berlin treaty. The
Russians have already begun to with
draw from Turkey, and there is every
reason to hope for complete evacuation
in due time. Regarding reforms in
Asia, he said the Porte has
shown an earnestness in arrange
ments now under discussion, and
which It'll hoped would prove adequate.
The expedition to A~fghanistan may be
said to have accomplished its object,
and satisfactory arrangements for the
protection of the northwest frontier,
while preserving the independence of
Afghanistan, are now possible. In re-
gard to the present distress prevalent in
England, he hoped an improvement in
the weather would diminish it. Lord
Beaconsfield, in the House of Lords,
made a statement similar to that of Sir
Stafford Northcote.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-27

they must. fI~ further intims'r-i thai 10 sas
b<stes so 90 gold than ss-el. and sff The I'm
prcssion upcs sbe mind nj v~tsns-sthat sea-
authorized Tn give y valuable ron.stsr..Fs
for the aeeDtnpi ishusnt Of hts psrpc>r- WI
n~~. told Soion.a thas 20 vas utterly useless
for him so astcmpt any such p~<"fisssso-
vtth tne Returning Ro8rd. - tAcre vasno
au~sston thu, the state had gone for usy-s
and ~oai5 b. 81 DECLARED. Witness
related his conversation With ~oao1ocn W
Gov. tnamtsriain n.rt ncrutnE. sfst BAD
subsequent in,srvtcvs With -oeo,noa TOT thc
purt,s.~ at ss-siinx him on and nndias uus IN.
plan. of the trmorrat.
Upon crc.. examination witness said thAi
Solomon told him he ~As authorized 10 "a"
Size 90 N neee~aD ,o secure bis object. thts
lsrxe .um "a. not enough, hoveyrr. to tsha
spcc witness III. frtrnJly relations rtth
solomon continued uninterrupted nstsse
landing the ist;eT's attempt 10 brto~ hin
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-27
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

A negro burglar named VIM. Patter-
son, who attempted to rob the j~ewelry-store
of NJ. Ii. Wright in Kansas City, on the night
Of the 18th, was killed in a hand-to-hand
fight with the clerk, a lad Il years old: naned
Augustine Marty, who was armed with q
dirk-knife. The Coroner's Jury exonerated
young Marty.
The we'll known Tattersall's stables
in New York City burned on the night of
the 18th, with over 90 horses, many Of them
valuable roadsters.
Charles r. McGill was hanged atCleve-
land, o., on the 18th, for the murder Of his
mistress, Mary Kelly, in December, 1871.
Another revolution in Hayti is an
nounced.
John Edwards was hanged at Smith
field, n. c., IN the 18th, for the murder Of
one Ballard about two years ago.
At Ottawa, Ontario, on the 18th of
February, the thermometer was 81 deg. be-
low zero. At several points in the valley
mercury was frozen.
The main building of the Soldiers Or
phans' Home at Xenia, o., was destroyed by
fire on the morning of the 10th. Six hundred
children had just finished breakfast in the
building and returned to the cottages when
the fire broke out. Several members OF the
Legislature, officially visiting the institution,
saved their lives by jumping from the Sec
ond-story windows. The entire contents Of
the building, including the personal effects
Of officers and teachers, were destroyed.
The loss to the State is about $1,000, upon
which there is no insurance.
Seven of the Cheyenne prisoners on
fined at Fort Leavenworth have been ideR-
titled as being engaged in the raid through
Kansas last fall, and they have been turned
over to the civil authorities of Ford County,
where they will be put on trial for murder.
James Beck, a baggage-master on the
Iron Mountain Railroad between ST. Louis
and Columbus, ky., has been convicted OF
robbing the mails and sentenced to three
years i'm the Penitentiary.
At Terre Haute, Ind, Knight and
Jackman, jointly indicted for wrecking .
train on the Indianapolis and st. Lonis
Railway, by throwing q switch, were found
guilty by a jury and sentenced to imprison-
ment for life.
Three masked men robbed the Little
Rock mail-stage, on the night Of the 18th,
three miles west of Pine Bluff, Ark. The
driver and the single passenger on board
were relieved Of their money and valuables
and the mail-bags Quilted. No clew to the
robbers.