The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-14

Sri,a - ~ managed To make his escaDe
Inc Inc Eirl who disappeared with him has not
since been heard flom nus iio'
Inc body of dead cat as fat ~ n NON
cdAe was found under the floor of Uai.t's
Rj,, RoIsi,,,,a",i Oh l,uesdav last, by Mr.. Jesse s.
ooslhSer, who was engaged at the tifna II,
i'!iuS pipes from the kitchen to convav
water IN under the bar of the saloon
pdnptI receptacle for departed spirits, thouGh
perhaps not OF the feline perSIIasior
Mr.. John Darby. of Howard Car+,,
oEun.H' would ue glad to learn of the where
1oouIs OF his son, aged 18 wears who Iaft
MuEIe anout two weeks ago and was last
1Ssi AT lNrone IN q demeEted con1itio- Tho
missing youth is about i've feet biob has -
i5l'iIt wears a light hat with a cord band and
Is supposed to be temporarily deranped
- 'iih Ernelgh, Of Sarah Furnace. near
aiI"oha, mas become crazed THROUGH Grief ~
the death OF his son, and IabOrs nngiar tLc
Hdiilclnatlon that the departed one ha. com
uiahded MIN to Kill his infant child which H.,
attempted on several occasions Inf fortr
nately failed to accomplish For hi -
welfare as we'll as for the safety of the child
asy ylum. P''00u III d"
Our big-hOdied and bir-beartad frfa,5
IeLeT r. Collins, of PhiIadelphia has ,ga
understand, been offered the esunerintendencv
OF gold mine In Panama South A n,aria,-
Sta yearly salary OF $1,000, but the proba-
blllIle' are that he will not accent tTesposisl'
although lie entertaius no fears as To tha
SunaJe, which I'm some portions at least of
thaI country Is said to be exceedingly I'M
Mr.. :. J. Luther. of White township, "a
VIII br seen by his card i'm another column
oHeTS himself as a candidate for Poor Dirac-
IoT on Jhe Democratic ticket, and as he Is
We'll qualified for the position and has Good
political record, we see no reason vyhy ha
should not stand we'll I'm the convention. es-
pttlaliy as the section he halls from has
eC.Iom II ever put forward a candidate for
ONCE ON the Democratic ticket
Mr. Jacob Goughnour and Mrs. VIM.
tdFhsr OF tnEemauglI township were thrown
from a spring wagon. in consequence Of the
team taking fright, while vending their way
TO duhnStOwn on Saturday last and the for
her had his right thigh bone fractured and
was otherwise injured, while the latter, who
Is in an interesting condition. was less Seri-
ouSly burt though It i feared that the shock
size sustained will result fatally
-NessTs. Chai. Dick, 9. +. o. DonneII and
a Jackson Rhcy hitchcd up Tuesday morn
Ing and hied them away to Rock Run ard
hlibuck, where they fi~hed ami pulled ont
no less than two hundred and fnrty-ive
front and when they returned, a they did
lhe next day. they sent to the printer with
"Ui STINT or delay, bic mess of the ''beau-
ties, Tor which they viii please accept the
thanks of our household, who guIped them
with ease.
Sister Mary Iguatia, member Of the
BenedictiHe order, died AZ the convent in
CarrOlltowu, on Monday last. Of COuSump-
tiun, aged about years. The deceased
Sister was daughter Of Mrs. Michael Guine-
yam, OF altoona, and the fact that she adopted
lfit-ltill~ lilf' - tN'tlltt NiltI-lI IaL she
was a devoUt and exemplary Catholic. Her
mother and several other relatives were
present at the time Of her death. May her
soul rest in peace.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Henry !
Myers. of LOretto. who weuttO Mercy inSpi-
tai, Pittsburgh, 4 few days ago. i'm hopes of
securing relief from that iusdiOus disease
consumption, returned home on Tuesday
last i'm such dehiltated condition that he
had to I've carried into the house after reach
ing his destination. We still hope, however,
To hear of his early and thorough recovery
though at present the prospects is said to be
rather uuprUmiSing.
Esquire \. J. Tfads, OF Chest Springs
. borough, was i'm town last Tuesday, accom-
panied bv Esquire Wagner Amongst other
things told bE these worthy friends of OuTS
w.S that the survey of the projected railroad
from Altoona 10 CarrOIltOwn. to connect
there with the railroad TO CherTytree. had
lFen accomplished rs far westward as Ash
laud Furuace--a distance OF probably eleven
miles Two other lines Will be run should
this one fail ~ be fpa SihlC.
The Altoona CAL saws that q large
sucker, some fourteen or fifteen inches in
length. was observed swimming IcisurcIv
around tho city reservoir ON Sunday last,
and that several suckers outside the
picket fence which enclose the Tesrrv ir
were intentIy watching its gambol-. AS the
reporter uf that paper was evidently ON picket
(feUcr) duty ut the time, We have no he-ita-
ton in believing the latter part of the story
to the extent pf one sucker" at least
\
Journal suggests the proprcty of the OK
prutivp committee of the JuUiata Valley
Printers Association meeting at Huntington,
OI Saturday 0f next week. for organization.
etc. and hopes tu be advised hy mail If such
is the sentiment Of the majority. so that q
meeting can lp called ~ said time and place.
As q member OF the committee We favor the
meeting. but think Tyrone instead Of Hun
tiugiCU sh0uld be selected for the purpose
DIR. William Coleman, formerly OF La
troHp. committed suicide at Salisbury. In
diana county, one day last week, 10y hanging
himself tp a hed-DUSt. Deceased was released
from DiEm0Ut only 2 short time previous t0
the commission of srli-muTier, il having
been found necessary tO send him 60 that in
stitutinn owing To tie unsettled condition of
his mind. OCcaSiOneG by the death some three
vearS ago of his wife and also Of an interest
ing little daughter, who died soon after from
eating cUi0TPt.
The Johnstown Tribune says that a
twelve vear-old girl at East CouemaUgl
gave birth q few days 2 go to q fully developed
child, tile paternity of which she charges on
- an uncle Of hers in jefferson county, wit!
whoui she lived after the death nf herparpnts
and uD UufiI four OF five months aCn. The
alleged father and uncle viii probably hr
arrested rs he well deserves to he II guilty OF
the shocking crime charged against him by
the ex"pedingly youthful mother Of the
b. sumntuous babe I'm question.
From last weeks i~SUe Of the DU B0i'
Citv Courier. q Cleariield county journal
q we learn that a young man named Leandcl
r ShrpIev. of Wilcox. was washed of boaTg
raft az Hauuht'S uiiIf. ON Tuesday last, auf
- drowned. The body had not been recovered
at latest accounts The same paper HlSl
- SAYS that VIM. Wren, native Of Sweden
r while sitting ON the end of n railroad tie jus
) above the bridge near Ejy'S mill, "Wednesday
4 afternoon. was struck ON the left side Of tht
d Eeld by = passing train going west, anC
killed almost instantly.
2 Our Young friend :. J Humphreys, O.
70 the Seventh Avenue Hotel, Pittsburgh, spen
I the first three days OF the present veel
n among hlS relatives and friends in this ln
ca ity. sam. Is a worthy son Of Cambria
and we are glad to know that lie is prosper
ing a. is also our friend. w. II. MaHgeT
: chief clerk Of the Seventh Avenue, which o.
. undoubtedly one Of the hest appointed an,
2 hest conducted hotels i'm the United States
. Nav It ever he thus with Col Unger, Capt
Maurpr Lieut.. Humphreys, and the larg
l. and excellent hoStelry with which they ar
T. connected
p Miss Eliza Gully. daughter Of Jane
4 Gully, deceased, died IN HOllidaysburg, o
D consumption, on Saturday evening last
{ aged about eighteen years. and an eide
sister Miss Mary. is now lying At the poin
4 of death from the same disease, OF which he
I father and one Of her brothers died abou
q three wears ago Having krown her parent
r I'm our Younger days, we sincerely SEmpathIS
Y with the almost hearthroken mother IN ne
/ great bereavement The remains Of deceased
We're Inferred in the Catholic cemetery ate
a Requiem High Mass, on Monday forenoon
b Nav her sou! rest in peace.
!. a Young man named F. NJ Willard. VIII
h has beSn travelling through the country oil
t tanning money f.Om Catholic priests on falls
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