The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-17

-Tohu Morn !uRstar o. Indiana. enlisted in the
army eighteen years ago leaving a Niie and IN
FAINT daughter at home. After being wounded
aud discharged he went TO California. where he
has since been engaged in mining \ Noihln1 Wa
ever heard from him at home until Friday. when
he returned a wealthy man. He found his wife
married again and his daugtcr full Rrown Wo-
man The town of Fowler is greatly excited over
his return. His former wife, now Mrs scott, IS
in dilemma, and 10 Il fair 70 presume, don't feel
Father O'H8ra. who has been n missionary
for more than twenty years In South trlca, and
n n ~ y. = - ~ - -i- - =.
organizing an Irish colony 20 settle in Zu'uland.
Nho are now forming az the H49ATlun anu
az er some dificuifv on the part OF the manager.
their receptions at St.J Jame-s Hail lie declares
that not single man of them is either native OF
Zuzulant or even a proficient 10 the Zulu dialect
Russei. who resides IN South Duke street. Is the
owner OF an ordinary cat which has acted Ia an
extraordinary manner Last niFHt griIna X IN
was seen % catch young rat ani apparently
swallow it whole. Incredible as it may seem. the
cat was noticed thts morning 20 zap ana acI as ~
she was bout 90 vomit. and upon close inspection
the rat was heard % squCal iu her stomach. st
O'Clock this evening the rat D. still alive. and may
be heard 90 cry in the Interior Of the ca. while
poor pussy ntiuueS 20 try vainly 20 serve wit
OF erection on tEi- unwelcome tenant.
John NckeeEcr met with q horrible ami fatal
accident on Friday evening in the suburbs of Bal
timore. He was returning from work, and with
They sang several songs together. and finally
Nfckeever =,iJ Lets sing he sweet Rive md
Bye and 1 am then going home " lust as the
singing was concluded NcKcever rose and step
ped ont. He missed his ioa-ing and was hurled
into the rocky bed nifty feet below. When his
companions reached him he was alive. but death
ensuci in a few minutes The deceased was an
estima BILE man, and leavCs "a large and helpless
a wonderful appearance in the atmosphere,
some thing like q meteor, saws the Iowa fu1CDeHd-
eut Herald. was witnessed on Tuesday afternoon,
just about sUndown. by 4 number o. persons here
II appeared about nifty feet above ground, and its
starting as We'll as ending place was mystery
travelling, it were. from south to north. 1t IS
described as supernaturally bright. sombre head.
about four feet in length and its lOrm and move
meuts something like man floating through the
air. Is this visitation Of The Unkn0wabIe to
this place. we would ask more expert Judges lhan
ourseif2 How incomprehensi5le are the works Of
the Creator,
- special from Lebanon. St. Clair county. III.
Of Monday ast. . says Mrs. Alice DaubroUgh has
been arrested here on a charEe OF numbering her
husp ma Ihomas, anu his brother George Dan
hrough. Fcor-e. who had some money saved.
died sixteen months ago and seven months after
Wards homas Hiea suddenly. subsequently
Mrs DauhrOuVh prong hJ q clarZH Of criminal as
sault aga.n-t one George Ljs-on. who 10 turn
been poisoned by Mrs D1nbrouzh It is also
stated she was contemplating the murder of q
Mrs. McClOud. 50 that she could marry the vic
Tins husband. Mrs. DaubrOugh and her brother
and George Liston arc al In jail
Madison Square Garteu. New York. was
packed on Saturday mig ht TO witness the wind-up
OF the walking match FOR he DLeary belt. Muir
ply left the track nj s57 and In a few minutes re
turned with the champion belt He rolled before
him wheelharrow hlleI with bricks. The ap-
plausc was perfectly dcafening In moment or
two he left the track for good. and held reception
at the Putnam House. Faber withdrew al 9.I4
with ass miles TO his credit Nah0uev quit at
9-+5 Howard turned his fve hun mile at
! ~ on run and i'm few minutes the szs was
put out and the match was over. Following is
the official score. Allen. 452 Brl0dy as Cur
ran. $50; Faber, ass Mckee 312; Mahoncy, 45
murphy sos Pierce, 3n3; Russell 4b2: walker.
$50: Howard. so. Murphy. the champion is "a
brickmazer by trade, anu resides 1t Haverstra y.
up the Hudson He IS but 70 years Old.
"A COLLISION o. TWO express trains curve
a single track occurred the Baltimore ard
Ohio railroad al Be!tou ~. Va. thirty five miles
east OF hceiing. at ten clock on Saturday
thirty five miles an hour and the west bound
train at TWENTY-FIVE miles Engineer James As
kew. OF Wheeling. on the cast bound train. his
Brennan. the fireman OF the Nest-buuud train and
tai clerk were seriously injured. Several paSsen-
gers were slightly injured The collision was
caused by 81 mistake in train orders the west
pound train having orders 90 meet the cas--bouud
train at a pO mt west of Bolton. and she east
bound train having orders naming point east Of
He.t1u a. the place oi meeting The engineer OF
hurt. Engineer Askew leaves a vile and five
children.
1t seems clear. says the Y. Y World, that
what H. called the .'acciLeut'' the Michigan
Central RsIlroad r-suItc. from the reckless guess
Of the driver OF q locomotive tina. train which
was overdue would not arrive before hc had LETT
uiecn OF ms ie low creatures paid the penalty
with their ]. es and over thirty others were
wounded. This is not viIful murder cxacf lv. tut
II IL was not an a-rociUus crime il is hard TO see
murder 10y taking thr life of another. The rules
Of the ra IfroHd seem TO have been strict enough.
and the railroad company had the st-Ouges- inter
est IN preventing such disaster But II Il is true
O. at ia the employ OF the corporation be-
sides the driver violated the rules Ct the Tgai il
Is plain that the company did not take proper
and that il ought TO be mcrciiessly muicted for
Its failure TO DO So