The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-22
NEWS AND OTHER SoTINes.

700 men.
Horace Love married his living wife :
sister, at Denman, Ga, and goes to prison
for bigamv.
Mrs Martha Cooper. n widow, drowned
herself in Warwick, r. l., on Thursday, to
avoid removal to the poorhOuse-
The Germantown pa Co11nsegctdt,
heretofore supporter OF Garheld for Presi-
dent. has come out for Hancock.
George Boltinger, OF Monroe township,
Mifiin county, was killed few days ago by
an accidental blow from John Mckinney.
An hands were lost on Friday last by
the capsizing OF the schooner Annie Lin
wood Of Cape Smoky, \. 8, during terri
bic squall.
A steam launch, with large number Of
ladies and gentlemen on board, was run
down and sunk in Baltimore harbor Friday
afternoon. All were rescued
--Thomas Downell was convicted OF mur-
der in the second degree at Mauch Chunk on
Saturday for killing Elizabeth Ray at that
place on the 10th OF September.
The lesson taught by the October eiec-
tions is Sell your honor for 5000, or 1929,
or whatever you can get fonH lose no
friends and will be so much ahead
Mrs Isabella Pidgcon, working as a.wea-
yer in the Crescent Mill at Fall River, Slass-,
has lust fallen heir to fortune OF SIC, ,ooa,
left bv.an uncle who lately died i'm Australia.
A verdict OF manSlrughter was rendered
against Herbert Gould at PittsburG on Sat
urday for completely in the bunch OF grapes
murder. This j. the second conviction in
this case.
At Avon, N Y, on Thursday night A.
Y Smith a music Teacher, shot and seriously
wounded George Dorr, whom he found Ia
the company OF his wife, from whom he had
separated.
James Lowry q carpenter residing at st.
Paul, Mimi, in fit OF temporary insanity
shot his wife with revolver ON Sunday and
then blew out his own brains. The woman
may recover.
Marcus Richardson, of Bangor, Me,
who viii he 100 years old the last OF this
month, has been q Mason for severity seven
years, and is probably the Oldest member OF
the order living.
-Lulher Pickett, Of Carroll county, Mary
land was shot to death by his second cousin,
Martha Pickett, and her father, Milton.
Pickett had persiStently refused To marry the
girl, whom he had wronged.
The body Of little girl named Husack
whose parents perished by the explosion st
the Garden City DIstiileTy in Chicago on Fri
day night, was found among the ruins on
SATURDAY.. The deaths now number eight.
e. V Smalley, Of the New ! ork TribUHe,
while OR his way east fIom Indiana, where
he MADE careful study Of the campaign
stated that the Republicans made more thar
one thousand votes by colored importation.
AT Republican demonstration Thurs
day night at Johnsonville, y. Y, Charles
Nutting. Nellie Yelling, Charles Thomas,
John Fay and FrenchmRn whose uame is
unknown were injured by the explosion Of q
cannon. Melting and Charles Thomas will
probably die
A little girl, aged years, whose parents
live in PottSville, is in critical condition
from singular cause. Her mother extract
ed one of her teeth and blood flowed from
the cavity for twenty-four hours in spite Of
the efforts OF physicians 10 stop il. At last
accounts her life was despaiTed Of.
Daring the passage Of a Democratic par
adc in Wilmington. Del at u o'clock Satur-
day night, il was fred upon from = hOuSetOp
and six persons were seriously wounded, two
being now reported dying. The Ere was re-
turned and the building torn out and saver
al of the first RSsaiantS wounded.
There is something peculiar about -four.
When wheat goes mp ten cents hundred,
flour finds 1t out by telegraph, but when
wheat goes down -four gets the news from
tho East by canal, and mighty slow canal at
that. The city should appoint some one to
notify hnur when wheat goes down.
Now that Longstreet, who led the rebel
hosts agains: Hancock on Cemetery Hill at
Gettysburg has just been honored with a
Foreign Mission, the Philadelphia TtR'ce
thinks il Is in order for Peunsyivauis to put
heT seal Of condemnation upon Hancock by
casting her electoral vote against him.
The Lancaster InteUi1encer says that q
prominent Republican politician and bank
director of that county, who has been loudly
procaiming that il Hancock is elected hard
times will enSue aud the rates OF interest sd
vance, recently charged poor colCred man
s. for the loan OF tI0 FOR twenty days.
"A ten-year-old boy was overtaken by q
train on q railroad bridge at Portland, Ore
gon. There was no room to sta nd aside, and
the gorge below was very deep. Seeing a
cross beam fifteen feet underneath, he leap
ed for il, grasped it with his arms, aud hung
there until rescued with noosed rope.
Ex-Governor Seymour tod a coTrespon-
dent OF the Boston Herald, who sought thc
sage at his home in Utica, that the Ohio and
Indiana elections will have no bad effect
upon the Presidential election in New York
He believes indeed, that the Democrats will
fight the harder when they get tkeir sleeves
rolled up.
There is a hole in Penitcntisry Cove. in
Fanuin county, says the Dab lonega (Ga.)
Sentinel, from which there constantly issues
never been tathomed. Large rocks have
been thrown into it, but no sound Of their
striking the bottom. ever reached the ears OF
the listener.
-Leprosy exists ts q considerable exten {
in the parish of LafouTche, La. An attempt
to make an Official investigation was lately
resisted with arms. the lepeTs and their
friends belieTing that the sufferers were to
be isolated on an island In the ocean. The
report OF tue physicians is that tGe disease is
not gaining ground.
Jim Shirley started on Thursday night
TO take Nellie Wright to a dsncs at James
MiilcT's, near the town Of Kane, Green coun-
ty, Illinois. Matt Munday followed them,
ADu dtiChplfl 70 Lake tue RiEl away from
Shirley, but failing, shot Shirley dead. He
also fred at the girl, then fed, aud at last
accounts had not been captured.
The Democratic Executive Committee
OF Indiana have published Al address to the
people, detailing the methods used by the
promising that the fight will be carried on as
II no contest had taken place in October.
The Ohio Democratic State Committee have
sent out similar address to the people OF
that State.
The DanviIe CVa.) Times says that one
Of the merchants of that plare, whose word
can be taken, tells of a most remarka bic case
namely, that of John b. Ragsdale, who
lives ON White OAK Mountain, in that coun-
ty. He is now III his ninetieth year. His
hair has been as white as snow, but now il is
turning black again. We have never heard
Of the like before, though we have known Of
old persons having new set of teeth and re-
gaining cir eyesieht.
The New York World SAYS that on the
morning when it was aSceTtAined that Green
hack votes had given Porter a plurality in
Indiana there failed in business one Of the
largest silk manufacturers in Paterson, y.
J. an eIterpTisng Republican whose fac
tory was ''peppered" all over With small
placards significantly warning his workmen
to vote foI Garfield and Arthur in order to
avert the ruin which Democratic victories
would bring upon manufacturers and their
workmen!
The Philadelphia Times says that some
OF the business men Of Harrisburg who went
into politics head over heels and undertook
to scar. the country with the idea that Han
COCKS election would break up business, have
been thrown into little fright of their own
They signed call for meeting to save the
country from the Democrats, aud many Of
their Democrrtic patrons Immediately closed
their accounts and refused to trade with those
who made partisanship so much a part of
their business.
"A boiler exploded at Msssilon, O., on
Saturday, in Russell q Co naper mill