The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-07

Mr.. Luke Rogers, Of Munster township,
wishes to dispose of two farms In said town.
ship, containing respectively sixtY-six and
fifty Eve acres more or less, at private sale.
One farm has a stone house and other build
ngs thereon erected, aud the other contains
a hewed log house and good frame barn.
Both places are in a good state of cultiva-
ton have each an orchard of choice fruit,
are abundantly supplied with pure water,
and are situated close 10 the turnpike, about
one half mile from the village of Munster
and within three and a-half miles Of Cresson
station. For further particulars apply to the
owner on the premises or to ex Sheriff John
Ryan, JOhnstOwn. Pa. Advertisement and
posters next week.
Mrs. Mary A Bradley. of Loretto, who
was slightly stricken a short time ago with
paralysis, died at her residence in that place
on Sunday last aged about Sc years. The
deceased was the widow of the late John
Bradley, a prominent merchant of LOretto,
and widely known throughout the county,
whose death occurred few years ago. Mrs.
B. was a highly respectable lady, and was
held in the greatest respect and esteem in the
community In which she had spent so many
years of her life. She was a devoted Chris
tian and pos essed all the virtues or good
and true woman. Five soEs and two daugh-
ters, one of whom is married, survive her.
Her remains were inferred IN the Catholic
cemetery at Loretto on Tuesday. May her
soul rest in peace.
The current issue of the Somerset Dem.
dOingS OF Young and well dressed tramp
who was arrested and lodged in Jail in that
place on Wednesday of this week, after hav
ing succeeded in Outraging no less than four
young girls and young widow woman
within weeks time while passing through
that county. It seems from the published
account that the lecherOuS Scoundrel told
plausible story Of some kind wherever he
went. and by that means succeeded in in
ducing his victims to accompany him until he
reached proper place for his Infamous de-
signs, when he forced them to yield to his
unhOly purpose by hourishInG revolver and
bowie knife and threatening to shoot and
carve them to pieces IL they did not submit
The question of the duty of the authori-
ties of a borough in removing ice from pave
ments and crossings has lust been considered
by the Supreme Court in the case OF Kline
against the borough o. Mauch Chunk. Kline
stepped on snow made slippery by travel
while crossing a public thOroughtare, and
falling sustained Injuries for which jury
awarded him $500 damages. The borough
took the case to the Supreme Court, which
holds that a borough cannot prevent general
slipperiness of the streets and crossings by
snow and ice, but that it can prevent accu-
mutations Of the same which render pedes-
trianism dangerous. As it did not appear
that Kline had fallen on a ridge of snow, the
Court held that the verdict should have been
in favor Of the borough.
The Johnstown Tri5ure Of Saturday last
says that during the forenoon of that day
Michael Londregan, an old and respected cit
iZen of COnemauCh borough, whose mind
has been affected for some time past, escaped
from his fathers residence by the back door
and ran at full speed toward WOOdvale. As
soon as his father discovered his escape he
pursued him, but the young man succeeded
in reaching WOodvale, where he took pos
session Of 4 horse and buggy standing in
front Of q private residence, and jumping
into the vehicle drove rapidly up the street
Before he could be Overtaken he leaped from
the'huggy a short distance above the Woodvale
crossing, and nearly opposite the "Blun,"
and threw himself under the wheels of
freight train, which passed over his right
arm, grinding it of close to the shoulder.
DR.. LOwman visited him after he had been
brought back to his home, and the prospects
are that he will recover. His father was
making arrangements TO take him to Dix
mont last Wednesday. David says he did
not intend TO kill himself. but that his object
was to jump on a train and 60 to Pittsburgh.
George Bindewalt attempted to force his
wav into a disorderlv house in JOhnstown at
late hour on Sunday night last, and with
that object in view proceeded to batter in the
door with an axe. Before lie accomplished
his purpose, however, one OF the three in
mates, all of whom are sisters named Johns,
and who at the time were entertaining two
young men named Joe Myers and George
Alien, drew a bead on tha ObtTUdcr with a
pistol from an upper story window and fired
four shots one Of which took effect near the
left shoulder-blade and passing downward
lodged close 10 the spine. Bindewalt at once
made his way to his boarding house, not far
away, where he was soon after found in bed
and arrested by an officer. Meantime the
three girls and two young men had fed from
the house, but were subsequently taken into
custody, as was also the owner of the house,
Mrs. Wagner, who occupied portion Of the
building. All were given a hearing and
each fined S. and costs, o. six days in the
lookup. Each Of the principal parties sue
ceeded in obtaining the requisite bail, and
all Of them were soon after released. Biude-
waits wound is a serious one, though there
is no reason to anticipate fatal results.