The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-09

1 NS3l, OF WHICH SUN TIC Oub QOOT pOOE Et-
ceIved s4O0. The amount paid to those in
Johnstown and vicinity was SS16.65 There
are now sixty five inmates In the Poor
House.
! Thomas Little, resident OF Altoona,
and an employe OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company. was found dead in his BED
in that city on Tuesday morning. having died
sometime the night previous from heart dis
ease The deceased was a native OF Junia.a
county and was about 60 years OF age.
Rev. Urruh, the venerable minister OF
the Lutheran congre cation at wilmore, died
In Philadelphia on Monday. He had been
In falling health for some time and recently
moved from Somerset county 70 Wllmore.
He sold out all his household goods and made
disposition OF his affairs before leaving for
| Philadelphia.
Near HopeweIl. Bedford county, on
Friday morning. several miners. when rid
ing on nand-car on the Sandy run Branch
OF the Huntingdon & Broad Top railroad,
were thrown from the car bya runaway
team sam Hastings was instantly killed,
Martin Maher bad his skull fractured. and
seven others were seriously injured.
S. s. Miller, Esq, representing the
Commissioners of Cambria county, last
week entered suit against Thomas II. Fair
man, OF Allegheny. to recover $500 with in
terest from March. 1855. being the amount
! of bail bond secured by Fairman for Lizzie
| Lung, alias Thompson, who was under
commitment for keeping bawdy house and
deserted her bail.
| Friday OF last week, says tie Holidays
burg Standard. all the personal. mixed and
real property. franchises and rights OF the
| Newry Railroad, together with sidings and
/ station buildings, we're sold 20 A. j. Ander-
| son, OF Altoona. II Is supposed it was pur-
chased for a syndicate who will continue
the line TO Bedford and perhaps extend it
further southwark.
The Rinehart Opera Company played
"Bon-B oEs" to a good sized audience in our
Opera House on Monday evening. The
Rinehart company is one of the best troupes
that has ever visited our town, and their
production OF "Bon-Bons" was Thoroughly
enjoyed. should this company again visit
| Eoenshurg we would not hesitate TO say the
Opera House would be Gro wded.
-Tae whole Republican ticket in West
moreland county, with the exception Of
Mccarthy for Clerk of Courts, has been
elected. Mccarthy has been defeated by
$50 votes probably, Best, the Democratic
candidate. having made lively fight. The
Republican majority for the other candi-
dates will range from 15o to 400. Robbins
has been elected Senator by about 400.
On the morning OF October oath, A. V.
Sedenberg and AdoIphus DIlling. both of
Martiusburg. Blair county. were ont shoot
ing wild ducks near Glover Greek. For
some reason they separated and Dilling.
taking Ssdepberg's movements 10 the
pushes TO be those OF a bird, took aim and
fred. The shot entered Sedenberg's breast.
infiicting wound from which he died at .
O'Clock on Monday morning.
jacob Pluff. at Hyner. Clinton county,
or the 31st ult-. shot and killed three bears
and trapped one. He first shot a cub. after
which the mother rose straight mp on hei
hind feet and came a. him. He fired again
and killed her then he killed another cub
and after these achievements proceeded tc
bis bear trap, and oehold he found bis
fellow in the trap. This he captured. max
ing four bears slain by him in one day.
-McDouald at Loretto. Pa. takes the
cake for selling goods cheap for spot cash ol
trade. as follows 20 yards calico for Hoo
20 yards OF plaid dress goods for 500, II
yards OF plain iaIl colors) dress goods 81 90
10 yards plain alpaca 81. 90. s yards plaiI
cashmere 81 90, yards Kentucky Jeans
S1.0O. II yards bingham 500. Is yards Can
ton flannel 81 90, childrens' shoes from %
TO 81 90, misses shoes from 20 cents 20 81. so
ladies' shoes from s1.25 ce Is to g.. 90. boys
boots from 81. 90 to 50 90, mems boots from
81 so to 81 50. and always pays the highest
prices foc good marketable produce
George HaInes. OF St. Clair. was on
! Monday morning found murdered the
I road between ST. Clair and Port Carbon In
2 Schuylkil county. He left his home at St
} CLAIR soon after midnight to walk TO Port
= Carbon to take a train on the Philadelphia
* Reading Railroad for Shamokin. At day
r light bis body was found with a pistol ball
) through the head and another through the
r heart The shots had been fired so close as
1 10 burn the clothing. The victim was a
! civil engineer, unmarried aud twenty three
years old. There Is no clue TO the murderer
nor 70 the motive for the crime.
Some time during Monday night burg
lars entered the basement of st. Joseph's
, German Catholic Church, on Railroad
street, and, ascending to the first floor,
uuAoN oHtu uoDI VI llld hdctlSLy hUu
passed out through the sanctuary into the
church. There they broke open the two
poor -boxes-which had not been opened for
: three weeks-and carried Off the contents
, These amounted-iudging from the accumu-
latiOns Ia similar periods IN the past-to
probably SIS. The boxes were made OF gal
i, vanized iron. They were taken to Plack
: Bros tinware establishment to be repaired.
/, -Johnsto'0a Tribune.
: Two Republican candidates are al
ready out getting signers TO their petitions
recommending them to the good Rraces OF
: the new administration for postmaster a;
I. Ebensburg. After the 4th OF March next
we will be ready TO step down and out on
: short notice, and we will try and set an ex-
ample OF giving up the teat with o good
grace which, IL il has not been followed In
e the past, will be- worthy OF emulation in our
suecessor-four years hence. We would
suggest to the respective candidates, how
9 ever, that the one who gets f. III. Barker.
!. the chairman OF the Republican County
l. Committee, tc suggest TO Congressman
7 Seull the wisdom in his appointment, viii
make better time than in tramping around
IT the country hunting signers.
n Jake Semple. we'll known Prospect
y character, while in an intoxicated condition
a on Monday evening about O'Clock was
D, Waooling along the z. r. r. track, when
~ 'he engine OF the Johnstown Accommoja-
tion' which had Just got under headwsy
Is arer Its stop at the station, struck and
e knocked him down, running over his right
> leg. Ee was picked up and taken to the
st baggage room, whence he was removed to