The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-09-18

The Tyrone correspondents Of the Al
toona Times: Mr. David BranstetIer lives
IN Warriorsmark township. Huntinodon
county, and on his place has a neautifnI ne
sie Pono' which, on the 9th day of last Nav
no s'ockeo with German carp, about three
lncnes long. To-day, he informs us. they
are 'nree inches broad and from ten TO
thirteen inches long. He feeds them bread.
po'a1oes' shorts, corn meal, etc., and they
appear quite tame.
Curtis G. Campbell, Deputy Interna,
revenue Collector, of this district and hi.
wite' Mrs. Mary Campbell, were arrested on
friday last at Johnstown at the instance of
maggie Williams. In her information she
charges Campbell with adultIy and has.
tardy and with giving her drugs to produca
abortion and charges Campben's wife with
giving her drugs, &c, for the same prrpose.
ohe was domestic living at Campbe,Ps at
tne time the alleged crime was committed
Inc parties gave bail for their appearance
at court.
BISHOP Il. Wallace, the youngest son of
hon. VIM. A. Wallace, died in CleardeId On
monday last, from Injuries received on
Ihursday night of last week ,by falling from
the steps in front of his office, a distance of
three feet, his head striking stone trouoh.
or water way, cutting a cash about four
inches long in the right side of his forehead
little above the temple He was % wears
old and was teller In the Clearfield bank of
Wnich his father is president. He was ona
OF the most deserving and popular Young
men In Clarified, and bis sudden death has
caused deep sorrow among all who knew
him.
About O'Clock on Wednesday morn.
ing the lifeless body OF Charles T. Depnv.
son OF Mr.. Richard Denny, of AlIeohenv
township. was found on the railroad about
one mile east of NiVevah station. He had
evidently fallen from a freight train and
mad been dead for several hours.
as the body was cold when found and be-
sioes several wounds upon the body had
large cash on the back OF the head, which
had caused his death. The young man was
ABOUT lS years of age and had left home
ABOUT six weeks ago in search of employ
ment and his whereabouts was unknown
to his friends until the news came of bis
sad death
-BALLoU's MAGAZINE for October is a
choiee number. and worthy the attention of
the reading public. First, there is an II.
NANiSio Ou biit OOClSIY lSlal0S. In
the Pacific, AID near the now famous Car
oline Islands claimed by Germany. Then
Follows that thrilling story, 'Lewey and 1;
or, Sailor Boys Wanderings," by VIM. Fl.
Thames, author of "Tne Belle of Australia. !"
and ION Land and Sea, or. California in
1843, "A, '45." In this part of "Lewey and
l." the adventures are passed into Captain
Fremonts camp, and have an interview
with the explorer on Hawkes. Peak, near
Monterey, Ca lifornia, and the information
which is impaired has a very important
bearing on the fortunes OF the Americans.
1t Is wei told. Then there are short stories,
poetry, household matters. funny articles,
curious subjects, enRravings, puzzle pages,
etc, all for 10 cents per copy, or S15O per
year. Think OF this when making up your
subscriptions this fall. Published by
Thomes & Talbot, % Hawley St.. Boston,
Mass. Ask all the news depots for It.