The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-10-28

ShOul der blade and ScRldlnG him quite severe
" about the body. arms and face.
Hon. Joseph Thompson, brother of the
late Major John Thompson, of this place
died yesterday morning at his home in the
borough of Indiana. His age was so years
and he filed the Office of Associate Judge
for many years, and was gentleman who
durii lis long life commanded the highe5
respect and esteem of all who knew him.
Henry O'Neill, formerly OF boTettO, and
John Z. WestbrOOE, whose home Is in Hunt
inedOn, found work and lodgings together in
Johnstown not long since, and got along
very amcaby until about three weeks ago,
when the latter suddenly disappeared after
helping himself to a fue suit of clothes be-
longing to his room mate. warrant was
Issued and WestbTU0k was arrested and the
clothing recovered at his former home on
Thursday of last week He was taken back
to JOhnstOwn, and at a preliminary hearing
granted him the evidence was so Overwhelm-
ing that he was brought here on Friday
night and committed for trial at the Decem-
Der term of Court
"A dastardlv attempt was made a. Erie,
Pa, about O'Clock on Thursday morning of
last week, to burn the episcopal residence Of
Rt. Rev. Bishop Mullen, who about thirty
years ago had pastoral charge of the Catho-
lie congregations in JohnStOwn and Wiimore
and is we'll known to most Of our older read
ers. y lot OF pine boards saturated with oil
were placed on the front door sill and set on
fire, but the sill being of stone nothing worse
LDtn Iie almost total destruction OF tUe 0OOT
resulted. Had the deViiiSh attempt been
successful not only the house but the pro-
cathedral adjoining would no doubt have
been destroyed. Such tieudiShness deserves
nothing short of capital punishment.
--Wm. &. Ehrenfeldt, a younger brother
of our clever friend Supervisor Fred. Ehren-
feldt, Of Galltzin, and who was employed as
a fireman on the Pittsburgh Division, p. r.
R. fell from freight train OH the east side
Of the mountain last Monday morning, while
on his wav from Altoona to WilmOre to visit
his mother, and was run over and had his
right arm severed near the shoulder and the
shoulder itself badly acerated He was re-
moved as speedily as possible to tie residence
OF his brother, where company physician
from Altoona and DR.. TrOXeH of GalitZin,
amputated the arm at the shoulder socket
and otherwise cared for the unfortunate
yeung man, whose age is only 81 wears, ana
whose condition is such as to leave but little
room for hope as to his ultimate recovery.
A correspondent of the JOhnstown
Democrat says that P B. smith Of Munster
township, is doing his utmost in the south
OF the county, and no doubt elsewhere, to de
feat the Democratic ticket this fall Smith
SAYS that he was cheated out of the nOmIna-
tinn for County Commissioner and is deter
mined to have his revenge, When asked
why ne didn't run as an Independent candi-
date, he SaiG there was n better way than
that t. beat the Democrats. This is p. 3.
:. for p. 3. S.-a Pretty Bad Story for Pat
rick Bernard Smith aud while we hope it is
not true, we are well satisfied, if true, that
il will hurt nobody hut Mr.. Smith himself,
who knows fun we'll that he was credited
with every vote he received at the late pri-
mary election, and that Mr.. HOgue was fair
" and honestly nominated.
"A twin child of Mr.. F. 4. Kirkpatrick,
Of COnemauGh borough, died of diphtheria
about noon on Thursday last, and at 9 o.
clock the same evening the other twin fell a
victim To the terrible scOurge. An older
child is also afflicted with the same ailment
ami it was feared that she would not recover.
\ strange coincidence in connection with
the death of these children, whose age was
uearlv seven years, Is related by the .Rhns
town Tribune, which SAYS that the maiden
name OF their mother was Mulvehil, and
that she mas two married sisters living in the
vicinity of her home who have lost within a
little over three weeks past three and two
children, respectively, from diphtheria.
The three sisters have thus buried seven
children within the period stated This be
Tearrmnnt is indeed terrible one.
The exercises OF the Jubilee proclaimed
for the present year by Pope Leo Il are
ueing conducted this week al the Church of
the Holy Name by Rev. Father de Martini
of the CongreC cation Of the Holy Ghost and
pastor in charge OF r church at Trinidad, in
the British West Indies, where he holds
spiritual sway over a congregation cOmprIs-
ing nearly if not quite 5000 souls, over two
thirds Of whom are Of the negro race. The
exercises Of the Jubilee consist OF Masses,
sermons, the BenedictioD of the Blessed
Sacrament, contest ion, communion. aims
giving. fasting, etc. The sermon delivered
each evening nv Rev Father de Martini j. Of
the most earnest and eloquent character and
attracts large attendance Of Interested and
edited listeners. We had the pleasure OF an
introduction and very enjoyable half hour
with the Rev. gentleman on Tuesday even
ING. during which he narrated several inter
pstiuc incidpnrS IF his missionary lire in the
tropic-
pf.u.r, C,r,r,r, Yv,.-r- ,T,r, Trosilar,+ o.r,4
SgI.rirar IrttitIte have Tfsited SneeI =
VINEYARDS and Wine Cellars and tbev re-.
mort that the Port Crane Wine Of Alfred
Snpar pf passafo Nev, Jersey ia the r,osr
r..iiar5a yin. ?, f,a obtaf,ad If :. ro,e he-
ing used nv nhvsfcians Who are tbe most
choice i'm the selection If wines for couvaIes-
cent pa;ieuts. The nrincjpaI LosUitalS in
New York have adoptpd This wine It's su.
p-rjorjty Is suDuOsld To arise from the Iron
in the soiI The yinpvards are ON a brown
stone sbaIe rock. For sale bv z James
new drug store Ebpusburg, Pa
DEATH OF Az OrD C,ArpRrA,S We did
not learn nntil after our raner was fssnp,j
last week of the death of Thomas McC!on.
u-U Fso ,f Sur1p,pr,il fouyrsbi,, Iybo
died at Ttla rpsid4nce of his sam William in
the VILLAGE of SummeThiU CroyIe TOWNSHIP,
3rl Fvfdsv the Il inst and wa -buried in the
CatbnIir cemetery at yyfIrnora M, the foilovv
inc sunday he was ahont ei0htv years of
aGf ana was a son Of ArthnT Mcdonnell
vino settled aud died upoT th. farm he clear
Ell TWO miles west of tiis placp ON the Pitts
burr tIlrnnfla MANY ,ta,rs a0o 'Souira
NrC,orreu as ba was called settIet in
Su,unarhiI tCu,nsbi,, aud fnIIog,er. farmino
~ q businas- I,rt dav,fa5 . e,,od CIaal Of bi,
tiInp To- .,,--a,.ir,s, Il, [,,TiT,'S ,,arte NJ fbf
couu+v TIa c-ss a I,,o.t av.4Ilenf cft:zan az
honest uDrfubT man and enioved the hioh.