The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-24

and then inflicted eighteen wounds Oh her
body with a knife. While his wife Law on
the floor Brizzoari shot himself in the abdo-
men with pistol Both were conveyed 70
the hospital where their wounds were pro-
nOunced mortal
The Catholic Union, composed OF socie-
ties Of the Archdiocese Of New York. adopt
ed resolutions on Sunday calling upon the
New York Legislature to pass, and the Gov
eTnor to sign bill now pending. which pro
vides for the freedom Of worship I'm State in
stitutions. The bill is similar to the one We
tOed by Governor Cornell last wear One
object OF the Union is 10 procure the appoint
ment OF Catholic ehaplaiuS in the army.
AT Tampa young Englishman, &. D.
owens. attacked young lady and stabbed
her nearly 70 death. He was captured and
placed in jail, but within an hour he was us-
ken out by mob and hanged 10 a shade tree
IN the court house yard, where the United
states court was in session 1T the time The
mayor and sheriff protested and Lieutenant
Danes, OF the United States artillery. ordered
out the garrison to rescue the prisoner but
before the troops arrived Owens was n dead
man He was the exact image Of Guiteau.
"A hre IN the engine house of the New
Castle and Oh City Railroad Company. at
New Castle, Pa, on Saturday morning. re-
suited in the destruction OF the building. to-
gether with three locomotives and several
freight cars, entailiug 8sfoss Of $50. 900. Ru-
mors were afioat that the fire was the work
Of incendiaries, but it is believed to have re-
suited from q locomotive spark The watch
man, an old man, and his son named Dom
nelly, who were sleeping in the building
when The FIRE occurred, are supposed 20 have
The New York sun having rappea Nr
Conklng over the kuUckles for his impro-
priety IN addressing Mr.. Arthur as "His
EXcehency, the President" the World deem
ed the form Of address SO renrehensfbIe that
1t approved the Suns comment and recalled
20 II the fact that so accomplished a journal
lstr Tor example, as NJ. Dana. having Ocra-
SION 20 apply Tor the Office of Collector Of the
fort OF New Ork TO President johnson in
January, 1866, addressed him exactly as Mr
Conkling on the Sd OF March last addressed
President Arthur.
.-Tuscon Langdou and a man in his en-
plOY named Harrison. were arrested at
Langdon's residence on the CHARGE Of killing
A. H. Crooks and s J. Jarv bv a posse OF
citizens, and turned over % a deputy sheriff
at Dallas, Oregon. After reaching the hotel
party OF masked men ovprn1u-are1 the
guard and shot LanE1On dead Harrison
was hanged to the tTeSt'e work Of the bridge
None nt the perpetrators have been idputf-
ned. Nothing hiss been aseertained to impli-
cate Harrison in the murder of Crooks and
JOry and his only ofTensp seems TO he that
he was in LanCdou's employ.
oamuei Locktart Of West Vincent
chester county, is the owner Of remarkably
intelligent black dog "Sheu. ." a few morn
lngs ago girl living with the family came
down stairs early and huilt f7ra fn a stove
which hiaZed up so rapidly that the chimney
into which the stove pine ran was set on fire
and quickly endangered the housa Tho
girl had gone out. leaving 'Shpr's living uaar
the chimney. and he. taking i'm the sirpa +7or,
at once, ran mp stairs 10 the room Of his mis-
tfess ana commenced barking loudly to at
tract her attention. and she exDectiry some
thIng was wrong, came down rromu-Iv and
succeeded IN eEtinguishiuu the flames in time
to save the house from destruction
Ed. Hatten, five-yesr-Oid negro boy,
Ieslaing near Noodlawn. ten miles north of
HH.aH
neiEhboriEg cplOred woman during har tom
porary absence, and taking her infant child
from the cradle carried II off toward f1ra rail
T"au depot On the mothers return she
gave the alarm and began pursuit. The
child was finally found in a fence corner
With us ewes punched out in a diving condf-
ton. The Young demon. rot heiutr old
enough Tor legal punishment was caught
and carried home to his mother. who said
the boy had penchant for putting out Of
eyes. y nOEeinC within an inch Of his life
by ms mother lS all the punishment the in
Yeni,e cut-t1Toat Is likely to receive for Lis
The Helena IufeDsnEsnt saws that an
enormous mefeorin stone recently fell A.
point southeast OF Fort Assfuah07na Mon
tana, lighting mp the surrounding country
WIN Iie glare The time which elapsed be
tween us striking the earth and the rar0~t
reaching Helena was nearly fv- minutes
Inc ShocE was like the report Of cannon
and the earth was shaken Careful search
l'AL 'ttis -NI q distance or several miles from
tle post revealed nothing Taking into con
SioeTatlon the fact that sound travels one
thousand one hundred and twenty feet I'm q
second, it is estimated that the matao-ffa
must have fallen fully iftv miles distant
from Asslnahoine. The shock frightened
the people at Fort Bent0D'and ~ CoaHBanl-s.
At Wheeling ". Va, early or Sunday
mornin5, while returning from q dance.
FRANK Davis. aged IS, was shot and killed bv
wilbur Mliigan. aged Il. The youths had
been quarrelinC at dance house, and at a
late hour Davis left, escOrtingtwO girls home
one OF whom MiIiiEan wanted to take. When
Davis reached the cOUnerof North Frouta and
Zane streets, Mil'iran rushed ont from, n
pace OF couceaiment and attacked him
Davis defended himself and succeeded i'm
knocking his aSsailaut down. AIillfFau gain
ed MS feet. however. and drawing a small
pistol, fired The ball pierced Davis breast
and after lingering for twenty minutes in an
lnsenslhie condition, expired on the enot
where he was shot. MiIiigan was arresfed
at his uncle's house short time after the
tragedy ana lodged in jail. Arlligan was
unGer the influence of liquor. but Davis is
said 10 have been perfectly sober.