The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-06

His,li.dtion and other peniteutiaI ovaraizy -
. IA yuHiihonicotion from Gallitzin relative
" I'm, Iie UNI tesSion made and the kindly words
,y'le9Ned on Sunday last TO the Catholic CON
StgEatt"a al that place by their new DastoI
t!u hut reach MS until it was too Iafa fo f,,,.
I5: 'i'g necessary space, and hence we arc
''''5VH NJ ~ reserve II Tor our next issue
w. FISK Conrad Esq. Of Tyrone 1vos
q. ~ CIeS'eh on Sunday last, but we have not
V"IiIeu Jhal ne gave any sign while There of
ny GCSlre To have the Senatorial 0uestioI,
9gtteq a. rs early day as possible The
pInhaDlltlcS are, however that some ,,,,,I,.
standing viii be reached on that sIIbicct 6a-
ioie another week goes bv
"A PoIheld and Arthur Club has been
10 HieV ~ I.ultage with the following officers
". Y, =, 1 1ItiSh Iresident Joseph Burgoon
zee IIeSIdent F. J, Burgoon. Secretary =.
=, =. -, TTotl treasurer ID. H. Rankin and
IJtNld Iatrjck, Corresponding Secret rio
triad to see that Hancock and English are to
nave 80 some opposition in this county.
me paStOTate Of the Church Of tbc Holy
Ndhle IN TINS place has not yet been provided
iof, nor Is it likely TO be for a week or two
10 come. Meantime Rev. Father Neville
VINO spent the past winter in Florida and
70 - "'ll,o9t l congregation, owing to the deli
care condition of his health will minister to
the spiritual wants Of the congregation.
An Altoona boy named Cassidy is said TO
W 80 utterly ncorTgible that his parents
nave peGa forced to chain him fast i'm the
mousse. lie broke loose the other day and
paTadcd the streets with the chains ON his
wrists, but his mother soon after captuycd
hhn and took him home, where he is now no
doubt more securely anchored thar ever.
i ontTary to the predictions OF some of
his friends. Rev. !. y. NTacGonir;e. formerly
OF this place, has accepted the call Of tbe
FIRST Presbyterian church of Oil City and
VIII soon remove to that place. The Derrick
says: The members of the c0uoreorafior, arc
greatly reJoiccd at their success in having Sc
cured the services of so eminent a divine
some ScEfNE scal3WaTS sawed a bed the
other day at the hotel of Mr.. Albert Bender
IN GaliitZin, which they knew was to be oc-
cupied that night by our friend and patron.
MI Jacob GOerncr- Of Cambria borough. and
iiS ueWly-m1dc bride, and the result NAV be
better imagined than described tt was A
c"htemptihle trick played upon a very wor-
1t required n wonderful amount Of brass
but the loyal editor of the JOhRstown Tri-
5UHe had it all, and to spare, when he said
IN Ills paper one day last week: "There
We're mighty few Democratic Union soldiers
rom the North ~ lie can see more than
mighty few of that kind of soldiers on the
streets of JohnStCwn every day, if he will
keep bis eye skinned, as we think he usually
does.
ss-Thc special train which arrived here last
saturday evening was composed of three pas
Senger ears and one baggage car. all comfort
ably filed with persons who felt themselves
possessed of desire to whiff our pure noun
tain hrcpZCS. Our hotels are all full vet we
are asSured,th to morrow evening tlCo trains
OF the same dimensions viii come to see Us.
IN the language of the Old Sexton, wewiH try
to gather th,m in -
"A small black dog with face and tail to
match, ears cropped, small brown spot un-
der each eye, brown feet, sharp claws and a
red ribbon on his neck was lost at st. Angus
tine on Sunday last, and as the owner is
anxious to recover the missing ''purp, " he
desires us to say that any person who leaves
the diminUtiye canine at the store of Matthi-
as Denny, in st. Augustine, viii be suitably
rewarded for his trouble
While Joseph Parrish, son of our friend
and patron, Mr. Peter Parrish, of Barr town
ship. was engaged the other dav in hauling
IN hay, the team he was driving became un-
manageable and backing the wagon down Il
hill they were at the time ascending, upset
the load and threw young Parrish Of his
face striking ON large stone which cut an
ugly cash in one of his checks and injured
him otherwise quite painfully.
The Altoona sun says tlGt the venerable
Father bradley. pastor OF the Catholic
church at Ngwry. viii some time in ~cPtum-
Der celebrate the HlticJh anniversary OF his
elevation to the priesthood. Quite number
of the priests of the Pittsburgh diocese and
probably the bishop VIII hc present. 1t was
originally Intended to make the event a sur
prise TO the venerable priest, but he heard Of
ii and concluded to surprise the SUTpTiserS
General Walker superintendent of the
census, announces that the eHUmeratOTS viii
receive their pay within the next thirty days.
Receipts viii he forwarded to each cHumera-
tor who must SIGN and forward the receipt
and then ne VIII receive his money. This
district (the Eighth PennSylVania) was among
the very first to send in its returns. and Gen.
Walker is said tO be highly gratitied with the
ueatuesS, accuracy and despatch OF the work
done by the appOiutCes of Supervisor Miller.
-Air. Peter McE0y died at his residence in
Allegheny township, OF Sunday last, in the
18th year Of his age Air. McC. was well
known throughout the northern part of the
- dol Il
ConeInaugh borough, was also well known
to the people Of that section. lie was all his
life a Woodworking. industrious man. and
like all the members of ms fathers family
with whom We were acquainted, was possess
et Of large share of rugged common sense.
-Wm. Nadigan, of Latrobc. former tel
egraph operator on the Western Division, p.
Il r. and agcd about - years. jumped from
q moving freight train at that place ON sun
day morning last, and falling under the cars
was run over and had both legs terribly
crushed below the knees. The railroad sur
rrOu at that place soon after ampUtatcd the
injured members, but there was no hope
then that his life could he saved, though at
latest accounts his condition was more prom
During heavy Thunderstorm 1T Strougs-
town. Indiana county twelve miles west OF
this place, on Monday afternoon of last week,
the lightning struck large tree near the VII
Iage. and from thence glanced of and paid
its respects to three cows. owned respective
lv t. NicSSTs. VIM. TToNCN, thaS- Marsh and
David Boring. which were standing under or
I'm close proximity to the tree at the time. 1t
Is scarcely necessary to add that the life was
knocked ont Of the boviues before they cUd
realize what had struck them.
Miss Margaret NcNUllen. maiden lady
more Familiarity known as Peggy McNulIen,
died at her home I'm Allegheny township, ON
SATURDAY. last aged about SG years. We know
nothing Of the life history Of the deceased
lady. but as she was one Of the oldest resi-
dents Of the county. and her early experiences
repIctc no doubt. with thrilling interest, we
would bp clad If some one competent to do 50
world furnish us with Il brief sketch of her
Jongand active life. Meantime we hope that
her soul has found rest eternal
n II. Thomas, ESQ editor OF the Me
cHallfcsl,ilrg Farmers Friend and Independent
T,7uU01 and Chairman of the Committee o1
ARRANGEMENTS las our thanks for neatly
printed lYrOrramme. issued from his office,
the Seventh Annual 'TTi-Statc PlcuIc and TX
hihitiou of the Patrons Of Husbandry OF
PENNSYLVANIA MARYLAND. West Virginia and
adjoining States to be held at Williams
Grove Cumberland county, on the 24th, 9th,
2Gth ana z7th Of the present month
Our Young friend Henry EichenSchr, OF
Adams township. put i'm an appearance IN
FbeushUrg TUESDAY morning and made no
secret of the fact that he IS candidate tor
the nomination for Register and Recorder ON
the Democratic ticket, and hopes, Of course, to
oct away with the prize. Henry IS not only q
Jealous earnest, and hard-wOTkHg Demo
cr1t hut he is a clever, intelligent gentleman,
and if he succeeds i'm accomplishing what ne
has undertaken the Democracy OF Cambria
county will certainly have no reason 10 re-
grpt the selection. -
T,bere is said to he strong feeling
among tho Democrats in the northeastern
, norton Of the county, and no doubt the sam,
feeling prevails 10 some extent elsewhere