The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-11-25


rape, sentenced April z, 1879, to ten years in
the penitentisTy VIM Scott mansla tighter,
sentenced IN Lackawanna county, Sept. IS,
1879, 10 ten years in the penitentiary, and
Ira T. Conrad. rape, sentenced in Hunting
don county Aug %, 1879 to eight years in
the pen'tentiarv
-NathaDieI, Youngest son of Mr.. Ezekiel
Hughes former well known citizen of this
place, but who removed 10 Iowa City Wany
Years ago, died in California last week. The
deceased who was about twenty five years
OF ge. was born in EhensburS. He was the
victim OF consumption, and some time ago in
company with his sister Mary. went to the
Pacific coast hoping that its climate would
improve and possibly restore his health
The hope, however. proved to be delusive.
-"Guaranteed to cure" is the induce
ment offered to you to call at James new
Drug Store EbenSbuTg Pa, and buy bottle
OF DR.. Fausts German Cough Syrup. 1t Is
based upon chemical laws, and Is prepared
with the most scTupulous care. This medl-
cine iswarTanted to cure consumption, coughs,
colds, sore throat bronchitis, and all pull
mOnary diseases. Remember an ordinary
cough leads to consumption II allowed to
continue without relief. Price, 25c., soc. and
81 n bottle. T4-S.-e. .o.w.1y.]
The lifeleSs remains of a man named
Robert Finn were found IN fence corner
at Gallitzin, this county. about O'Clock on
Friday evening last. The deceased, who
was aged about As wears and had been a sail
OF in the English merchant service for hve
years and In the United States navy for ten
years came to GallitZin last July, and since
then at least has followed the occupation OF
a common day labOrer. Intemperance is be
lieved to have been the direct cause Of hfs
sad and sudden death The remains were
Inferred at she expense Of the county.
That pitiIes- desolator Of our own house.
hold, diphtheria, has invaded the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Y. G. Barclay. Of the Altoona
Sun and robbed it Of one Of its most precious
treasures-thPr bright and winsOme little
daughter Clara, aged about years, who
died on Monday last. Having been called
within less than three weeks to mourn the
loss Of two Of our own loving and we'll be-
loved little ones. we can truly Sa' that our
heart goes out in deepest sympathy to Mr..
Barclay and his bereaved family whom we
implOre God to save from further affection.
The cOrroner's iurv in the case Of AL
bert CashlinC. the Altoona lad whose death
from ill treatment was noticed in our last Is
sue returned verdict on Tuesday last that
the deceased came to his death from leritn-
ntis caused hv injuries received at the
hands Of two other bows named Samuel
Bowers and Harry Geesey. Owing to the
youth Of the guilty paTtieS no arrests have
been made nor is it likely that any steps will
he taken TO punish them, although they rich
" deserve il, if for nothing else than the
example It would furnish to Others of quar-
relsOme disposition.
On Saturday last as We learn from the
JOhnStOwn Tribune. Mr.. John Edwards.
a
the Portage-street Wire Works made mar
row escape from having his head separated
from his body, aud even as II was his hurts
are pretty serious The strand was passing
rapidIv thrOu Oh the block. and when within
ten OF fifteen feet OF the end loop was form
ed which ierked over the head Of Mr Ed
wards and was pulled tight around his neck.
Fortunately it slipped along without stTang-
ling him but the skin was cut oDen and the
wndDipe some what ahraSed.
We have been requested to announce
that a vocal and instrumental concert Of a
most enjoyable character will be given at the
Court House in this place, on Wednesday
evening Of next week Nov 30th hv Prof
w Aubrey Powell celebrated vocalist and
pianist Of Scranton, Pa, one half the pro
cped1 of which will he for the benefit Of the
NJ c. church in this place Mr.. Powell fills
the position Cf OTganiSf at the cathedral in
Scranton. and is said TO be without a superior
i'm his profession. All should 90 and hear
him Entertainment to commence at ~ o.
clock admission, 25 centS-chldTen 10 cts
County superintendent Straver, of this
place. received telegram on Monday last
Announcing the death of Mrs. Catharine
Straypr wife of his brother solomon which
sad event occurred in Taylor township near
JohnstOwn, about O'Clock that morning.
The deceased lady had been suffering with
cramD from the Friday previous but up un-
til a short time before her death no aDpre-
hpuSiOns whatever were felt as to the result
Her age was about 80 yeats and her loss is
family as well as by large circle Of Sympa-
thizing friends all who knew her esteeming
her very highly Peace 10 her ashes.
Sickness and death having invaded our
family circle and robbed 1t Of two Of its most
cherished members, we need scarcely assure
those indebted TO US that our expenses nave
been cOrrespOndinyIy heavy, and that now
Is the time for them to show their sympathy
i'm a practical way by extending 10 US he lp-
ing hand Our necessities, we trust, viii be
IutrnNlnU
upon the attention OF those concerned at
time 90 unSeemly. All who have hearts to
feel for the woes Of others will we are sure
heed this earnest appeal without stopping to
consider the time and circumstances under
which it is made. Let the response, then, be
prompt and generous.
A correspondent Of the Cherrvtrpe Re
cord writing from Montgomery township,
Indiana county, says that man named
DGughprtv. an emDlOye ON the log lob of
HOwa Cd Wilson, was seriously injured one
dav last week under the following circum-
stances He was standing on and topping
a tree which was lying across another fallen
tree. the butt being considerably elevated.
Whilst in that position another tree fell
across he butt, causing the top to spring M
ana throwing Mr.. d. with an ay in hand.
about fifteen feet in the In his fall h''
received = cut which penetrated his lip and
. tongue besides the conclusion of his ascent
iammed his leg from the ankle 10 the knee.
. The gentleman was taken to his home near
. Dixonvile.
Allen G. Hpist, who is n brother Of Mr..
T II HeiSt, of this place, was elected Sher-
. in Of Bucks county at the late election bY
about 700 majority. Three years ago he was
a candidate for nomination for the same Of
fice before the Democratic county cOnven-
tion and was defeated by only vote
He didn't, however set himself up against
the decision of the convention and wage a
guerilla war against his successful competl-
tor. but gave him his active and hearty sup
port and now he has his reward by being
his successor with tie full Endorsement OF
the Democracy of his county Certain as
piT7rts for ONCE at the D-mucratic primary
election in hH county last Spptf mher would
/ occupy a very different position in their par
" to day. sS we'll as in the future, II thew
had pursued the same nnnorabl" course dur
/ ing the campaign toward their successful Op-
I pOnent and might in the future meet with IA
vnr for place on the county ticket hut as
they have seen ft to make their own politi-
cal bed, so they must lie in it,
AYoUNG CAMBRIAN KILLED AT CHICAGO.
/ a dispatch from Chicago was received by
I the Chief Of Police, Altoona, on Tuesday
! last containing death message for the pa
rents Of ). O'Neill, and on the following
morning the message was handed to our
! young friend Patrick RYAN fireman on the
/ Mountain division. who is 2 brOvher-i in Ia "
/ Of the ). z. O'Neiil named i'm tn dispatch.
who telegraDhed to Chicago and received a
response informing him that Simon p o.
Ncill had been killed the previous day in the
railr ad yard of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago road, or which he was employed
as fireman. His remains were expected to
arrive at CressOn to-day. The deceased,
who was son of Mr.. Peter O'Nelll. Of Nun
, steT township was about twenty-five years
OF age and had been absent from home for
about three. His remains will be inferred
in the Catholic cemetery. LorettO, tomorrow.