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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-06-26

Poultry cannot be kept TO advantage
unless they have properly arranged
house for their accommodation This Is
just as necessary TO their well-being as IL
is that horses and cattle should have a
good stable.
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Tent CaterpIIInr.

Destroy the disgusting tent caterpillar
in the orchard by rubbing off his nest
with a swab saturated with spirits Of tur-
pentine. Choose cool morning when all
the worms are in their nests.
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Skating MADE a GLOOMY Fnee.

Has Stroble been joining the church -
No; what made You think so ."
"Why, notice that he looks as gloomy
here lately as a boarding house gas-jet,
and ! don't know how else to account for
st.
Pshaw That's only because his wife
can skate. and
And what ?"
He can't"-C7IoGgo LCdgcr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-06-26

If the canker worm should appear upon
the apple-trees, he may be destroyed by
spraying the trees with water containing
Paris green or London purple
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Isusiness items frst insertion lOo per lire rs b
suhsequent insertion Sc. per ltne.
Al tnistrStoFs and Executors Notices Z to
AUDITORS NOTICES. ~
stray And similAr Nottces--- Tx
~ kesofafturs OF proceeding qf cay erporei tcr
soCiefg and communications deFgncd 20 call dffra
enl utsftcr on iafffes i1dfvidua irfcrsaf
bs pdis Tor Gducrffsemenfs.
jon PRIETIEG Of all kinds neatly and eIpedft
ousky executed AZ lowest prices Don't you forget
a..
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-06-26
a dvertising Rates.

Tue isrge snd reiiantr circulation ~ the "a =
FESEsA~ comInends q 70 the fav,rra ai- s,s-i
stfferattun Of advertisers. - rnrs s1gt
se-r rrf at be fofiowins foa rates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-02
STRIKE IN A PRISON.
Tn, srssssrs o bisot 70 tho Quality OF Foo
f9s Th.s are Served With.

This FaSaaers ob bisot to tho Quality OF Food
Thsy are Served With. 81
Calc4oo, May i.-Rssly this morning
word was received in this city by tele=
phone that the Brideweii prison had been
converted inso q vefitable Sbedlam, and
Sat ali was saiss and confusion within
the walls. The Amassa Hogiery Com
papy employs most a. the prisonefs q .hs
Rridewell, working them al knitting
machines aud looms and paying thiity-
Ave cents per day 70 Che city for the SER
vices Of each man, itapPSaFa that latetin
the q ternoon l50 Of the prisoners serving
the hosiery company struck tot batter
food. They all quit work together, vow.
ing not to return to their places until
Warden FELTON, had promised to give
them something paiat9hla a. we'll as
digestible at their meals. For Q ttI4e Tho
men were threatening, and but tor tue
prompt action OF the guards might have
worked seeicas havoc with the machinery,
Il indeed they stisd not secured their lib
efty. Alter some patiey, Gi1etyj OF the
diacontented convicts went back Va tke;r
labors. The other sixty were then sent
TO their cells. and after they had bsen
separated all those Who held out against
the list order to so 70 work we're SUM
marty se.fans pP' Eotwithstanalne
this none Of tie III sqners confined IN the
main cell house slept dafing the night.
All discipline over them In that quarter
vas gone, and they sang and shouted and
made tbs night hideous with their pro.
tests agsisst tbe iaad and the treatment
Of the disconte EtSty,
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He s.,lIIpanssyes.

NEw YoRk, May -s'The General atill
improves, Is all ! can say tonight sald
Colonel Fred Grant tBis evening. sHe
dictated for an ,Louf and o hall day and
VIM finish up the Appomatto5 campaign
Tomorrow. He leeins now 10 feel conf:
dent himself that he will.reeoyer. he had
q number Of resolutions and Other eplstles
read to him to-day which have been late
ly sent, and felt very much gratifed
over one in particular from Roanoke, Va,
from 0 mass npetina of It's citizens. The
pain inhts throat is very slight and is
only at Intervals, aud does not now affect
his speech or swallowing The second
volume Of his book NilIbe in the handa Of
the publisher as soon ias all the maps are
furnished, which Willhe aoon.p
DIR. Douglas called OF 10 O'clock, but
not To stay. . ~. (
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A TRUNK MYSTERY
Ar,:.uNiIoN ] DEPOT, rITrsBURen.
Al unsayory Trunk opened Only 70 Display
the Remains of . Man curlsd aud
twisted Up in lis Small ceaanss
and Bound tightly by a Rope.

PrrTsBuRau, May1.-This evening abou
| o o'clock baggagemaster jenkins at thl
Union depot, upon bursting open trunl
which gave out . suspicious odorwas hor
rifed to find therein the body Of o mar
securely bound and in an advanced STATE
Of decomposition. The face was badl,
discolored and bloated and tie stencil wa
so great that 1t Kept ata safe distance I
large crowd which quickly gathered
The trunk was a common wooden one and
evidently had not been used before. i
arrived here from Chicago over the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad al
6:40A. N. on the morning express and wa
checked 4,l7l, but no person called tc
claim Il. 3,
The baggage master noticed peculiar
smell when It was unloaded from the
train this morning, but no attention was
paid TO 1t until this evening, when the
stencil became unbearable. After con.
sultation with railroad officials he decided
TO open it, and the result was the ghastly
discovery. The body, in order to get Il
into the trunk, had been bent almost
double. Around the neck, arms and legs
was q hemp cord, about one.eighth OF an
inch int thickness, which had been drawn
so tight that it had cut deep into the flesh.
There were no marks oil violence
and, 30 far as could be ascer-
tanned from an outward examination,
the stomach was In anorinal condition.
The body was that, OF 8 lahoring man,
probably 80 years old, OF short, heavy
build, with smooth face. Helwas dressed
in q pair Of checked wooden pants, q blue
cotton shirt blue woolep stockings, and
on his feet were 0 palPs Of new congress
CATERS. There was nothing on bis person
that would furnish any clue TO hisidentity
except an international money order IN
favor OF Filippo5 Caraso, for S2h45. The
order was drawn at Chicago, February
"a, 1885. y
Immediately after the finding Of the re.
mains Coroner pressler was summoned
and the body was placed In his charge.
A telegram was sent 10 the baggage agent
at Chicago, but hereplied that he had no
means Of finding ont who bad checked the
trunk. 4!
7 The Coroner Is now hold ding an inyesti.
cation. He is OF opinion that the remains
were in the trunk at least S8 hours. !
. AT the Coroner,s inquest Doctors Hamil.
ton and Shaw, who made O post mortem
examination, testified there were no; ;ex-
ternal marks OF iviolenae On the deceased. |.
All his organs were healthy except the
lungs, which wera badly congested.
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wasuSa4os. May. 1.-THE Postnaste.
General itaa removed the following nam;
ed post office inspectors John Q. Living
ston, Chattanooga, Tenn. Geo. " Roster,
st. Louis, Mo-; q. steyena, Augusts, Me.
Charles Field, Boston; j. ]: Hanna, 81.
Louis. The pames Of these inspectors
were included ia the list o. inspectors
who were called upon to restsa sbppt Q
month ago, aud as they failed TO send n
their resignRtions they were removed.
Tie President to.day appointed =. J.
Hale, Of North Carolina, TO be pnitod
States Consul at Manchester, England,
vice A. D. Shaw; John Goods, Of Virginia,
tobe solicitor General Of the .TJse2pry,
vice Samuel Phillips resigned. and Wa.
M. Metrick, Of Maryland 70 be an Assos
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court ot the
District Of Columbia, vice Andrew Wylie,
resisnad. ~ = ~ Slii9ilss stHlii G
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Shot Dead on Church stops.

YOHkvIlLE,s. g., May l.-while ser.
y T'ees were in progress in the Eriendship
= sapsst Church, this county, on Tuesday
night Matthew Reid and John Workman
seattO v the church and called out Aaron
,syaas, with whom they had previously
sas Ssa ;Stae S difficulty. when,Bryant came
a.. A. Seid cursed him, kicked him and
ISSIatlsaed W. apistol In MS face. Bryant de.
s'aed = 70 resent the assault and attempted
X o9ck Into the church. AS he turned
~ sas, oaeS Reid fred Ut him, the bali en-.
st.ns ~. the back Of the head, Killing him
'sstaasly. His body fell across the Church
Tps tTsps Reid fled and Is still at large,
SStkman Is N jail charged with being an
Aseessofy 70 the murder y 20 :
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~. A New, charch,

PalLApELrniA /, P4., May l.--An applt,
cation was to-day made TO the Common
Pleas Court for the approyalot charter
Tor sThe Bellevue Christian Church."
According to the charter fled, the con.
greeation Of this eharch holds the second
coming Of Christi the Judgment Of the
living and dead, the resurrection ot the
dead; and the tita everlasting /. u
be Hevelts drawing very near 70
be experienced BY mem and while
this church Corporation Is in duty bohnd
TO set forth and declare all Christian
truth, It lsiB boanden duty @ especially
and pointedlya proclaim the last snalaed
eyents as drawing near until they shall
actually occur. We hold end recognize
two and only two ordinaries in the Church
Of Christ by his commands, namely, bap.
tism in water aud the Lords Supper.
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sTEuRENYILLE.
Avonaa,. Bellet oorp.-soeIe.y AnnIye,

AKonaa's Belief corp.-society Anniyer'
sary.-Town Gossip.
Sral DPG,et % tAt htalli0eaar. a.
srErEKsylLLE, May LA woman's re
lIorps Of the G. A. R. was organized in
tascity last night. They are known d.
asG NJ. Stanton Relief Corps No. 81, and
aeOaicerel by Mrs. NV. Holiday Presi
tat Mn. w.B. D. Donaldson Senior Vic
pai,lent, Mrs. W. F. Ridgley Junior
We, Ms. John Lindsay Chaplain, Mra
III Satratt Treasurer, Mrs. j. W. Evan
Secretary, Mrs. W. A. Long Conductor
Sa g. A. Maxwell Guide, Their obiect
stS assist the Post in relieving the sick
ttearing for the dead. 'lI,S
The Germania Turnyerein Society d
Gse'ty celebrated their anniversary this
tyealng. They were organized May /
w, with seven charter members. They
NV have q 6ne hall, and from i26 to l2s
MEMBERS and are among the prosperous
Ses Of the city.
me State Board Of intermediate Peni'
Iaaary will visit this city tomorrow eve
~ aa toeonsidera location for the newpeni.
sSStlAy, They will remain over Sunday.
,Mees Commissioner Beam has dis
aaIEed his force st laborers, in order tc
%GAllGa work among idle men.
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a steaasbip +.ost.

NRw Yonx, May 1.-The steamshir
Humber, otthe Wilson Line overdue II
London, syeF two two months, has beer
given up as lost The Humber was Q
brig rigged iron steamer Of great strength
ndspced. She was built at Dumbarton,
Scotland, in 1880, fef tAe Royal Mall
Steamship Company, and was intended
for the South American freight trade.
Ehe was spoken Of as the finest steamer O
her class, aad acknowledged to be the
saisst ID the South American trade. She
left this harbor under command OF Cap,
tain ]. a. lawson, on February 15th, last
for ] london, and nothing has since been
heard al her. The Humber eafyiad 9
crew Of {fertY offioers and men all told.
She was !, ,37l tons gross, $50 iteet over oil.
No estimate Of the value Of the cargo can
be given as yet. She carried no passel,'
peFht ~ ttLAs tr4i II 4lI' 20 li a. -
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Anold nfnn,a anicide.

4 NEw YoRx, May Edmund Bushman,
aged 10, was found hanging 10 q beam in
thefear Of the house in which he lived
This morning. Bushman was, up totem
years ago, wealthy farmer. Heowned an
extensive farm in Orange county. He lost
his means through speculation. Since
that time he has been living with mar
ried daughter on Second avenue. Recently
his son:in.iaw informed him that smaller
house was to be. taken and Mr. Rnshman
had better go to one Of his song in Chi
cago. The old gentleman prepared TO go
.Hewas 10 start at 8 o'clock last night. He
left the house in the morning to make
some purchases, as he said, and was not
afainseen alive. 5Sl5
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.RIppIEp WITH BuLnETs
As.ss Bs.Bx prasgsd y Hesss and Han
n az 2 = = r. to5S Ifree. ~ ~. - 2

Astss Bsing Dragged by = Hesse and Hung
.il's@i toafree.
kansas CRY, Mo-, May George
Mack, who murdered Richard Parker, his
employer, a saloonkeeper at Great Bend,
Kansas, Sunday morning, and was cap
tured in this city, was 70 be returned there
yesterday. When the train reached Great
Bend at 10 o'clock last night Mack was
taken from the officers by. mob Of men
in waiting, who tied q rope around the
miscreant's neck, dragged him through
tie streets, then hanged him TO 0 tree and
riddled his body with bullets.
The train stopped about hall o mile east
.ottown, and the Sheriff aud deputies with
the prisoner left the train. About fifty
men who had got on the train at Ellen.
wood for the purpose OF assisting in the
lynching alighted at the same place.
They were met by small party from
Great Bend, and the prisoner taken away
from the officers. a rope was thrown
around his neck and he was dragged
behind q horse at full gallop TO the
town, There the rope was taken by
men and boys, who dragged the negro, by
this time dead, TO the billiard hall where
he committed the crime. Here there was
animmense crowd wild with excitement,
The body was quickly suspended 70 the
awning fn:front Of the building, when Q
shot was fired by some one In the crowd
into, the body. Il hung for about fifteen
minutes, when twas cut down by the
Coroner.
When the negro was arrested here he
told q remarkable story about his employer
owing him money, which, being unable 70
pay; he suggested that the negro kill him,
and take out Of his life insurance, the
amount due him, giving the remainder TO
the. murdered mans wife Ia Abelines
Kansas. There was no truth whatever Ia
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( fhs colonIes Aroused.

MEIaopRSR, May l.-Incesssnt exer.
tions are being made 70 place tts colony
OF Victoria in state Of security sgainsl
the attacks BY Russian cruisers in ease d
war. Popular enthuaiam n the matter
has been thoroughly aroused. Military
and naval pteparati ions are in . high state
81 efficiency. Large meetings have beer
held at which there we're demonattsti0ni
OF the loyalty Of the colony 70 the British
Government. A strong feeling Of con
tidenee prevails. Tbs port OF Melbourng
lis considered impregnabies New rule
have been issued regulating lights 10 iighl
houses sad the pilotipg of oftncoping yes
lBela. :
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DEMANDS OF LABOR.
guE coNrEnEscE eoMM1rTEEs
OF The Amaigama.sd Assoelation and The
Iron Manufacturers Nee. Yesterday.
Twenty Percent Advance Asked
Tor Makipr Steel Malls.

PITTSBURGH, May 1.-The conference
committee Of the Amalgamated Associa;
ton Of Iron and Steel workspresented its
scale proposition to the Iron Manutactur-
ers' committee this afternoon. The pro-
position demands the payment Of the
same wages as sre paid under the present
scale with an advance Of 20 percent
over iron for making steel nails and
sl.25 per ton extra for one.quarter
inch rounds and squares worked from
piles. The present rate for the latter Is 80
cents per ton extra. 81
Nothing but formal discussion was
held this afternoon and the'meeting nd,
journed to Thursday, May II. The manu-.
facturers have made an informal demand
for a reduction, and will It officially
at the next meeting. The new scale goes
into effect June LIST. S
THEcUarBEtsLASD MINERS.
They Ask for Arbitration The sps,nands
They Make. !
CUMBERLAND, Mp, May !. The miners
OF the Cumberland regions held meetines
last night, at which committees We're ap-
pointed from each mine TO meet the OPP
orators and endeayor 70 settle all sriey-
ances by the 9th instant. Ifthis effort
fails they will without doubt strike; and
will resort TO lookup 10 keep other labor
from the region. This request is for q re.
storation TO the fifty cents per ton rate,
from which they were reduced last Decem.
ber. It was feared they would strike ID.
day, the operators having ignored their
notice. but no serious suspension has oc-
CURED up to this time. A6ont 1000 min
ers are interested. Most OF them are mem.
bers Of the knights Of Labor who will
most probably authorize strike Il the
operators refuse to treat. Rumors Of the
shipment OF fire arms TO the miners are
denied by their Leaders,
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strike Of Furnace sfsu,

CnIcAso, May 1.-A strike einaugurated
at ths aSqtll Chicago rolling mills yester-
das. by some sersatY furnace men, pitmen
aud laIia liners has caased bath tho steel
and rail mills 10 shut down IN .eetsA-
ouenee, and come ] 200 men are thrown
ont Of employment The strikers were re.
ceiying from ,Sl.25 to sl 5QG o day for Il
liours work, while last fall thpiY ray was
s. a day for 10 hours, work, Theyiae.
manledt an advance ei % cents per day.
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sPsonlnlrloS'' writes that he has sheen
told that the IsrELLlosNcER will not print
anything on the Prohibition stde,p and he
asks as this so2" It's 80 toolishly false
that It hardly needs to be answered. The
IsrrLLiGEScER keeps open house, II en-
deayOs to give place TO whatever Is Of
public interest Short communications,
written on one side Of the paper, are al
ways Welcome, and are published as soon
after receipt as possible. Long-wiHded
eiIadons are not in demand.
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'IT LOOKS LIKE PEACE.
THE ANaLo.RUssIAN coNF11cT,
The iLatsst Iatslllrsnes From Ru.lla In.
dleatss tha. She win Aeesds 10 Eng.
land's psmands-A Thsors..s Case.
General rorslEn New. Sotss.
IosDos, May 2.lThe Daily Nllas this

LONDON, May 2.-The Daily Nas this
morning says: A special messenger ha.
LETT St Petersburg and viii arrive in Lon,
don Monday or Tuesday, bringing Rus.
sia's answer, which viii probably be
aiormal acceptance Of the English pro-
posals. The Car has intimated to Eng
land through Baron De .staal, that he
earnestly desires peace.
Loseos, May 1.-The Russian military
authorities have established permanent
garrisons at Krasnoyodsk, Askabad and
Chikisiiar.
The suez Canal Q Commission, composed
Of ofrepresentatiyes Of the Powers, and ap-
pointed TO fix the status Of the canal in
the event Of war, viii be dissolved imme-
diately upon the declaration Of war be-
tween ENGLAND and Russia.
The Admiralty Office publishes a long
lis. Of officers appointed 70 the men-of.war
ordered for active service. In other re.
spects, however, the Whitehall officials
are becoming reticent, and they have or.
dered the discontinrance Of the usual
daily statement Of the movements Of ships.
The situation may, perhaps best be
summed up this morning by quoting the
usually conservative Berlin correspondent
OF the Daily Telegraph: 81 gave you yes
terday TO understand he says. athat the
question Of peace or war would be decided
within week. ! can now add that def.
point will be forthcoming on Monday or
Tuesday next at latest. Its indeed possi-
BILE that all suspense will be at an end this
week. Everything depepds on the answer
now awaited from Russia to the firm de-
mands recently put forward by our Gov.
ernment. cannot, with the data at
my disposal, hold out much hope
that Rpssiais reply will be Of q salts.
factory character. To 90 no further, the
account Just pnbiiBhed by the Russian
Official Gasette shows that the Cars
government maintainsits ground with re-
gard to Komarotf's q conduct The Moscow
Gazette actually has the face Ia ACCUSE the
British officers sttaphed 70 tie frontier
0ommission OF untruthfulness. Then the
Intelligence OF the renewed advances OF
the Russian troops tends to confirm the
that the affair has now passed
beyond diplomatic action and into 6 pure
" military question, to be solved Vi ei
dfnl4. This recalls Bismarck's famous
saying: War is not likely to break out
until both the disputing parties begin 10
issue documents. ~
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rhs Indlana. .TtnIn Isohhstr.r,

LoprsyItEr, Ky, May 1.-THE ass no
new deyalapmeAta In the Iouiayille, New
albany 4 Chicago express train robbery.
Nothing has been seen or heard Of the
yohhet and tho eIWopld be assas1in. Davis,
the messenger, Il SstiiI alive but unconi
scious. Webster, the baggage master, 4
doing nicely aud will recover
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NJ. oa1RLrs MARyls, author OF "The
Russians at The Gates OF Herat," in alesse'
,otbs London Z lines, speaks withimpatient
alltleration Of i'the dangerous dawdling o.
deludye diplomacy" This was before
llr. Glsdstoue's hard.hitdng speech IN
the Commons.
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I srastResire.

w4sHlsoros, Nay LIZ Is reported
che resignation Of Judge y.xtell. u the
Supreme Court q New Meyiso. has been
requested by the Attorney General With
the understanding tliat should he moi 70.
sign he will be removed also, that the In.
tefpal Revenue Collector for Mississippi,
james Hill, will be asked 70 resign,
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"a nrstai 1s:aait,

ctsyytasn, May l.2This morning as
Marie connors, a handsome GIRL. living
with her parents beyond the city limits,
wsswaiEiag on the Valley railroad track
To suburban station preparatory Ia
taking the train for the city, she was ac-
coased by . tramp, She paid no attention
tohim, but hurried on. The fellow over.
took her and attempted 10 drag her into
the woods. She fought and ioreamed IN,
Ill assistance arrived when he fed. Her
father d q very wealthy man and great
efforts were made TO suppress the affair.
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An Hpne.t si,n.,n.,.a.

S0s'oS, Mayl.-The papstshere stated
sstefday that Henry Norman, a larg,
: Ses y and shoe dealer Of ohieagO, who tsii.
sl0t = 1000 in 1874, and who settled iol
S ssents o. on the dollar, had Just paid an ad.
SGUaai . percent 70 bis creditors. and
M M promised 10 pay at some future time
~ NY remaining q percent. This story I
Ho.. ny corrected BY the statement that MI
ssSa sS..a1n' n instead ot paylng hall and prom
NY MI ts !ne rest paid the 30 percent IA full
~ MI pas.n els honorable action iswarmly praises