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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24
Conc 70 Housekeeping.

Martin Scharr and Annie Reese are
no longer two but one. The ceremony
c,catmC this mctamorphose was per
formed last night at the residence OF
the brides parents, 239 Oakland-ayc.
Lou Ieo>e and Fred Logcman acted rs
erO0u-mcn ~ the happy event, while
the 1lsses Augusta Reese and Kate
Scharr oraccd the ceremony rs brides
maids. The Young couple have decided
10 dispense with the usual honeymoon
trip and will at once start housekecp-
lug lu ID charming little home on the
corner OF Fourth and Oakland.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

The Bis-e.i Carpet Sweeper Manufac-
turing Company filed Its annual report
Yesterday. rs capital stock is all paid
ln and amounts to 500, 600. The real
estate belonging to the concern amounts
ID -to.5l4.52, and the personal estate 20
.l.2.5z3.>7. Its debts amount to S2e,-
53L03. and its credits to so 9,CG3.43. 1t
is reported that the Michigan Trust
Company recently offered the company
S2.1J for each dollar of It's stock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

The time for making the return to
the Supreme Court on the writ of error
iu the amiel Gosch murder case has
been extended another twenty days 10y
Judge Buccn Of the circuit court, upon
the affidavit OF Hon. Bincy HOyt,
counsel for GOsch. The first extension
of ar" cnacd January 22, bat the pros
ecctaE attorney mas not yet hled hl,
amendments to the biil OF exceptions in
tln raeo
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

Mrs. II. II. Quck, OF Honry-st., was
called to Edgcr;9u yesterday to sec her
ttaor, *. Nortrop, who had suffered
q -loltc of paralysis. and was not ex-
r0c,.d to recover, this being the third
stroke ho has had. Mr. NorthTop is -
gears old, aud has hvcd I'D that town
-tp over twenty years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

There IS perhaps no woman on the
American stage who IS more highly adj
uurcd on and OF the Stage taan Minnie
Madtcrn. Like All other stage cclebri-
tees She has her pecu.arites. She never
allows hcr representatives to flll the re-
por,0r8l ear with Crazy-tongucd gossip
and seriously objects 10 the "boOm
method ot advertising. She ucycr Jl-
lows the actres, to ,upplaut the lady.
She cuts u0 caper> 0h tine stage, loses
uo diamonds nor temper, has no eccen-
trc.uCs. NO cranky supersuuous abl.t
the number thirteen or about open
lag au umbrella iu the theatcr, d0c,u' E
bother hcr managers about omcu> and
IOnals, makes uo cOmm0ti0uu hotels,
is perfectly cOuJcuted to travel nan or
binary car providing Il has wheels under
t. SHe has wandered pretty near the
hlu top OF popularity without such
quest enable assistance. and Is rccOg-
niZed as quite an attractive feature IN
the theatrical horizon.
"Eye," said Adam, cit is about time
% 20 % the opera. You'd better array
yourself IN the necessary tOggery.'
"Adam. - responded Eve severely,
ellA d-AN-tIf III KUN A-ter. AftAb 4A
seems to ne there is something lacking
In your attire
$50 there is," said Adam; and he
picked up hls Cain and went OFT with
Mother Eve 20 hear Patti, who had
lust begun t0 attract the attention of
the public, and was singing for much
less than $1,000 q nlght.-Cdicogo Llre.
y. :. Wood at Redmond's all Of next
week IN "Out in the Streets II is @
drama of the sensational sort and, of
/ course, depeicts lie IN New York, Mr.
Wood playing the part of the hero.
/ Seats are now ON sale at the theatcr.
The Nelson family viii give three
more performances at Eodm0ud's, that
I is tonight and tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
Seats are selling rapidly at Powers
for the W.lmr Opera Company iu
f .Ermiue' sunday evening.
There VIII be a matinee at Smiths
tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

The Valley Soap Company, Of Bay
City. manufacturers OF the "Sataline'
soap, nave hit on popular scheme 10
introduce their goods IN the market.
ANY person returning twenty-five wrap
pers taken from the Sataline soap to q
grocer handing these goods Will receive
A. a present q box containing twelve
bars Of elegant toilet soap. i gift Of
this description viii bo appreciated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

The Bakers Union. No. 81, Will give
their third annual ball Saturday, Jan
uary -, az Gormanla Hall. Music by
Wurzburg & BrOnson's orchestra. Tick
cts % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

uarsfes Sam 81 -as ressag game
aatsg saeee
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fountain 30 tfe 'os--o.- s'l+'l
Ile t"o eases against 5oan iiil' ''f
having l- tipoA open W
holiday htte gone 't'.
George Brce. who uFpea bay cham
ol tae bay market, "Wednesday n-Ut.
r4't 9 iof bis mp I'D ponce court
terdas
John l.. Rce. who Is caarged w.th
cruelty o. AM mails, Will Pc gwen Is
4lnce to reply to the charge ucAl
Monday.
The lnnes Rdcs last % ght cnter-
led lar1c party 90 lher laty
ends uIth delightful dance at tle
smory on Peafl-sf.
Al Brown F-r r,o comma, SION
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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

For the next two weeks | VIII make
q discount OF . per cent. 20 my custom
crs on ell their purchases for cash.
j. l.. WILKES.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24
January (, 1890.

One-fourth of sale at the Famous
Shoe store, f. Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

Satalnc. Best soap in the market.
For sale hY all dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24
An Enterprising stroke.

Onc-fourth off sale at the Famous
Shoe store, 46 Canal-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

One-fourth off sale at the Famous
Shoe store, 40 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Ind gestion, and
Constipation. pc per box, 3 boxes
for ST. For sale by White d White,
druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

Quality wins. The fne elegant flavor Of the
Toss u" Cigar is rot perccpuble IN any
other &c cigar. and only in this best grade of
lOc cigars
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24
sick Hennnche.

One-fourth OFF sale at the Famous
Shoe store. 46 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

The"Toss Up" Cigar Is Just whstlt Is claimed
TO be- clear long Havana tiler al &c, equal 10
any Zoe cigar in the market.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31
4 Fair Teie.

Is has been shown thai the Rspubli-
can Assessors bad prepared tbs Yarious
lists Of voters In this town for the per-
petrstion or fraud On al extensive scale.
IL Is within reason TO say that the nbts
have been psddAd 10 the extent of TO-
GO and upwards, and that the Ropub-
lican party managers had employed re-
pester5 70 vote Oh the fictitious nsrnes
Is was 70 prev8nt the perpetratior OF
5uch crime 6gainEt the integrity
OF .he belles that the Indepsndsnt Re
publican Committee procured the con-
Irritation OF large sum OF munsy TO
prosecute the criminals, both agents
and principals The resait has beeu
the organization Of 30 complete force
OF detectives that the chances arc the
schene will Be abandonded. However
willing the average rspeatsr mirht be
20 run his nose into jail, Dave Mart In
and William r. Leeds are not ready to
join him there.
Oa fair vote IN this city Robert z.
Pestisou viii hsys G clear majority. II
there is an attempt made to prevent
this result by debSuching the ballot
there Will be some fun among the xoli-
tfcianE. Every repeater is known, aad
the source OF his supply is In shs pos
session OF the independent Committee.
Thoee who have the matter in charge
are determined. and there will be no
compromising with ballot thieves.
We feel authorized to say THAI there
VIII be fair vote IN this town this
year.-Phslo. Herald
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31

JUsTUs Q. STRAwBRIDGE, chairman
OF the lincoln Independents Republi-
cans, Gays the DoyIestoSD IntelIigencer
(Rep.,l has addressed an open letter to
Mr.. Quay, asking him 20 give permis>
sion to Hon. Wayne MscVeagh 20 sell
what he knows about the payment o:
S100, coo, by Seoator Cameron, to make
good the alleged deficiency in the Penn
sylysnis State Treasury, caused by
Qusy's speculations.
The letter declares that either Mr..
MacVesgh will substantially corrooo-
rate the charge or the Lincoln Inde-
pendsnts will, In the event OF his fall
ure 20 do so, withdraw their allegation.
and apologize for their mistake.
VIII Quay meet the challenge Can
he meet it :
II he can and does is viii be the best
thing for himself he has done IN many
months. IL he does not, Il will De only
because he cannot, and the effect will
be bus corrohorstion of the dsmning
charges already piled up mountain high
against himself and threatening to en-
gulf both him and his candidate on the
4th of November.
a prompt and unequivocal answer Is
now the alternative for Mr.. Quay as
against stronger and deeper and broad>
er censure and condemnation Sy honest
men everywhere. No middle course
is open. The challenge must be met OF
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31
Lost In the Wilderness.

EsGASABA, MICH, October "a
hunting party comPoesd Of A. Rogy. Of
Princeton, H.. and Martin Myers and
Thomas Mckinney, OF this city, have
had trsgical experience In the wilds
or the northwest, from the Little ham
let Metropolitan. Friday Myers and
Rogy left Mckinney alone for q time
In camp. Becoming lonely, he started
On short exploring expedition into the
brush. BE neglected to keep hA bear
ngs, ana on attempting TO return found
himself bewiIdered. The Ioss hunter
vas without weapons or food. When
Meyers AID Rogy reached the camp
they searched for the missing compan~
Ion, and then set ont for Metropolitan.
The two hunters promptly Joined
with the village authorities In Offering
q large reward for the discovery Of the
lost man. The villagers turned out al
most to man. Last evening the par
tY was almost ready to abandon the
queet, when they stumbled upon Mo-
Kinney, who, exhausted and dazeo al
most to stupor by exposure and hunger,
was still alive pulling weeds and brush
TO build signal fire. The unfortunate
was conveyed TO Metropolitan, where
to-day be was unconscious the greater
portion OF the time. Ii is hardly pro-
bable that he Will survive until morn
ing.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31
ror,r polnts m pat,Ison,s RECORD.

a stainless private life.
a succession ot victories at he polls.
As CONTROLLER
Public records thrown open.
Bogus jury lists exposed.
Outdoor receipts OF Almshonse,
amounting to s26, 39S, 81, traced up ana
recovered.
Exposure of Aimshouse thefts,
amounting TO S57o, ,eo0, and pnnish>
ment of thieves.
Exposure OF deficiencies 10 Register
OF Wills Olice.
Discrepancy Of sll9 ,OoU in tax pay
msots uncovered.
Paymen, OF polI-taaes into City
Treasury enforced-pTsviousiy these
moneys had gone into the pockets Of
Tax Ofce Clerks.
Interest on city warrants reduced, O.,
saving s100, 900 PSF annun-
Delinquent politicians forced 10 pay
their taxes Ike other persona
City debt refur6sd.
you>go basis.
He sas q Controller who controlled
AS GOVERNOR
THE yoanges. In the history Of ne
Stats.)
Enforced The Constitution.
Opposed rAilroed discrlmiHst1nne.
Prevented unlswf2l consolidation %
railroads
Attacked dAAeefDu ooxahinAt,uns q
caIriera
Contsndei Tor tie squA rights Of
ahippsra
Checked ooTporass socIoadhneoA
Proceeded against Sinking Fund
Conmissiepsrs, Who kspS Stats money
In favored banks instead OF Investing it
In Government bonds. as required By
Law.
Reduced State dsba Ave nllsoa dol
lars.
Rsduosd expenses Of Stats admins
trstiOn.
Substituted salaries fos fees.
Subjected accounts OF public institu-
tiops 20 close scrutiny.
Stopped waste OF money IN worthless
public printing.
Urged Legislature to eQuAlise taxes
LabOred for Ballot Reform.
Secured abslitlon OF 6ealers Of
Weights aad Measures.
He secured the creation o< Oommis-
sions TO revise the code of laws relatin &
to the mining OF anthracite and btu
minous Goals.
Broke mp the Soldiers Orphan School
syndleate-
Suggested establishment. Of soldiers
Home at Erie.
Revoked the charters Of TO dslin-
Quent corporRtiOus-
Elevated the standard OF Pardon
Board.
CouragoousiJ exercised the veto pow
CT.
Out OF COL bills presented 10 him l64
were vetoed. and only were passed by
the Legislature over bis veto.
He stood BET iwsen the people aud q
corrupt and reckless Legislature
He won the respect OF both political
parties.
He waS no mans man.
BE was true TO hisoath Of ofaoe
He Was, In fact, GoYersoI.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31
Liseltd EI-6srsrrsr Patt1soa.

PHILADELPHIA, October N.-Ar.
Robert Z. Pattisoe. Democratic eandi>
dane FOR Goveraer OF PennsyIyani In =,
swore out warrants OF arrest this morn
ing, IN proceedings for criminal libel.
against the publisher AID editor or the
Philadelphia Inquirer. the proprietor OF
the North AmerioaR, OF this city, and
the publisher and editor or the Harris
burg CdU.
a hearing In the case will hs given
this afternoon.
In the three papers mentioned there
WAS published, on Saturday morning,
an article which charged that Governor
Pastison had been bribed by the Vans
derbilts to sign what were known as the
South Penn bills OF 1888. and that the
Governor sought ous Aad retained ex-
Judge jeremiah s. Bisek to 1rite 8
veto message. and having received 1t.
with the understanding that IL was to
be sent 70 the Legislature, he changed
his mind BY the next morning, and
without notice 70 Judge Black, ap-
proved the bills. and that Judge Black
denounced Governor Pettison for this
alleged deception and severed al ami
cable relations with him,
The article also charged that CSC, 600
IL stock had been paid to Governor
Psttison and Attorney General Iswis
J. Cassidy for the signing or q Dill
chartering Pittsburg natural gas COZ
poratlon-
At the hearing this afternoon before
Magistrate O'Brien, IL the criminal
libel case OF Ex-Governor Pattison
against Chas. II. Heustus, editor Of
the IIIqtSier Clayton McMichael, edi-
tor and proprietor or the North AnaeaS-
can, and w. Z. Jordon and J. J. ClaI>
rim, OF the Harrisburg CaH. Heustus
was the osly one OF ths defendants
present EIFerson and AcMichael are
out OF the city, and In the case OF the
two Harrisburg editors, the Constable
nas not yet had time TO serve the war-
rants. At the conclusion OF the testi-
mcny offered against Heustus the Mag
istrate held him IN S15.o00 bail for
court. The counsel for Heustvs and
Elyerson consented that the evidence
offered against the former also be con-
sldered as having been offered against
EiYerson, despite his absence, and con-
sequentiy bail to the amount Of SIS. 600
was furnished for his appearance at
court. Ex-Governor Pnttison, ex>
State Senator Judge J. d. Gordon and
William .. Ssenger, sx-SecTetAry OF
State, sToIs that every allegation pup
lished In The article complained OF xss
false. 10 MAS upou the conclusion OF
the testimony OF these gentlemen that
Magistrate O'Brien held ElYsrson and
Heussus In els. 600 bail to answer ct
court. The hearing IN the case of Jor-
don and McBiichssl srd McCIaurin.
ot the harrisburg Cgil, viii take place
on Wednesday.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31

THE JJhustOwn Tribune, OF Monday,
after publishing the card og lhe FREE
MAN Offering a reward for tho conYiC-
tion Of any p=rs0u violating The elec-
ti0n laws, published IL another column,
commeats Is follows:
We do not know why Nr. HlssoD thus
goes back on bis party b. Offering 4 reward
for tho conviction Ut those Wi-o work II tt
interests, for tEIs Is really what the above
means, II It mOan8 anything. "a the Demo-
Gratis have alone been guilty OK bad conduct
In this county. from tho counting OF names
on the tombstoues OF Washington town
ship 20 the eyadIng OF the Law IN Cambria
City, year after year, and putting none but
Democrats on the Board, with the presumed
intention and apparent acSIon OF the Board
in counting but few Democratic votes.
Other places there may be IN which there
have been continued and systematic
frauds and bull-dOzInE. but unless the Re-
puolicans OF the Cambria districts are very
far OF In the!r statement Of facts they 90
not get their votes counted % cast,
The TTi5pns evidently forgets the
fact that the count OF the names on the
tombstones In Washington township as
voters, was done by the opposition &c
| the Democaatic ticket and not by or FOL
! the Democratic party. Mr.. Abel Lloyd
| OF EOensburg. who is q welI-known Re.
publican today, bus who at the time
| the Washington township tombstonel
were yOtsd and counted Ras a Demo
| crat and 2 candidate for County Com,
| missioner on tho Democratic ticket and
! the counting OF the Washington town
| ship tom bstones II favor of Levi:
| Fisher, the Republican candidate, de.
I feated Mr.. Lloyd. Mr.. Lloyd, the
| Democratic candidate contested The
| election, exposed the fraud. and secured
his office as county commissioner.
The Iri5s,rle's assertion that "she
DsmocrRts alone have been guilty oil
bad conduct In this county" will Do TO
garded rs huge Joke by the deposition
in the wrecked bank Of Lloyd & Co.,
when they remember that that lnstitg
tion went down under the severe strair
OF corruptinG voters and giving the Re.
publican party = foothOld In Cambris
| county. All the glories OF the Repub'
| lican party IN Cambria county IN ths
past have been attained by Doodle And
their only hope IN the future lies in tn,
same unclean, debaucherY of she peo'
pie.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31

TIE promp.ness With which Govern
or Patison summoned his detTactcrs
into Court, says the Philadelphia
Herald. presents q sharp contrast with
the action OF DelAmstsT UDdeT similar
conditions, Is exhibits The difference
between an upright, h0nss, and manly
citizen, conscious OF his integrity and
strong in the right, and smlrched and
scurvy politician, afraid OF the tru:h.
The STORY upon which this malicious
libel against Governor Pattison was
based In 90 palPably false Ihas only the
most reckless or the most vicious pur>
yeyors or SANDER would have given II
encouragement or currency. The
direct, positive and uns1uiyocal tssti-
mony Of Governor PsttIsoD. exseecre-
tRTy siengsr and Judge Gordon WAS
not necessary 70 disProYe il In the
minds OF intelligent men, but hcnors-
ble men V!ll 70: submH To aniuct as
PERSONS, AID they were IustiGed in thus
rssenting the outrage put ubon them by
the I11qs'Tey and thR North AyaerioGn.
TheIe is Go privileged communlcs-
tion IN downright and vicious lie. and
the Courts viii Oe Es ready 10 vindicase
Governor PsttisOn Gs they would have
been TO punish the dstractors or Della
mater II he had been innocent OF the
charges preferred by Senator Emery.
Meantime the public viii have an op-
pcr.urity to contemplate the difference
between honesty and dishonesty under
accusation and the people will have a
new guide 70 determine their minds In
making up thsiE ballots on the s.h OF
November.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31

SILVER touched los IN New York
on Saturday. Il few weeks ago 1t was
In demand at 81 10 and sold a. 81 20
The Spectators have sustained heavy
losses. 1t is estimated that the accu-
mutation Of bullion in New York alone
amounts 10 10. .O00. 900 ounces. Nearly
100000 ounces are stored ia the vaults
or the Mercantile Safe Deposit Com
psny, which has acted as . silver clear>
ing house, and has Issued certificates
for the bullion received by 1t Nest OF
the silver WAS accumulated by pools.
which were made up With the s1pecta-
tion that silver would so 70 l2e, 80, ihus
putting IL on q parity With gold. The
average cost was 1l2i. and the accua
mutation !n New York shows st the
present price a loss OF S1o0, 600 TO the
holders, IN addition 20 the expense for
storage and the interest on the money
Invested. The Treasury department on
Friday purchased 10000 ounces ss
104.S.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31

THE deadlock in the Republican
Congressional conference in this place,
Was broken at two o'clock this (Thurss
day. morning by the denomination OF
Congressman scull, by lottery. Twelve
names were placed In q hat, six by
scull, three by Hicks, and three by
Cessna, when party was bIindfoIded
and drew nine of the names out. The
three remaining were to make the NOM
instion and as two Of them happened
to be for Scull. the sentiment Of the
Republicans in this congressional dis
trlct was declared to favor his nomin.
alton for Congress.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31

DURING the presidential campaign
the workiugmen were told by subsery-
tent monopolistis organs. says the
Harrisburg Patriot, that the election Of
Harrison would be followed by an In
crease Ot wages, bat the increase never
came. II was 9 campaign lie pure and
simple. These same organs not long
ago declared that the passage Of the
Mckinley bill meant better pay for the
vage-worksr, and sgsin they He'd.
The Mckinley bill hiss already put up
prices on the necessarIes OF life, but 1t
HASN'T pat penny in the pocket OF any
toiler and, Furthermore, 1t never will.
Il ls difficult 20 understand how the
organs that uphold tariff robbery can
have the Impotence TO sttemst to hood
wink the workingmen year after year
with thelr falsehood sbout protection.
They are disgrace 10 honest journal
ism.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31

LAST week the postmaster st Belle
fonte, refused to mall the edition OF the
Democrat OF ths. place, containing q
supplement with the New York Worlds
charges against Matthew Stanley Quay.
until the Objectionable supplement was
taken out of each paper. The Belle
fonte postmaster was either suffering
from "big head" or thought Matthew
Stanley Quay was the government, and
that anything derogatoTy 20 the sfore-
said Quay, ought not to pass through
the malls. Postmaster General Wana-
maker, on being appealed 20 decided
that IL was a case of ''blg head' on the
part of the postmaster, and that the
Democrat was entitled 20 be mailed
with the supplement.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31
Remark able Rsscue.

Mrs. Miehsei Curtin. Plsipheld, H. make tie
statement that she caught cold, which settled on
he- lungs, che was treated tor month bT hes
iAzily .pny sieian, but grew worse. He told her
she was hopeless victim OF ofo0nsumption iand
mat no medicine could cure her, Her druggist
suggested DR.. kings New Discovery for Oon-
sumption che bought d bottle end 20 her de-
delshs found herself benefited from rrs, dose
She continued Its use src siter taking Ten DO Z
ties, found herself sound and vel. nov does hes
own EoUseTOrK ana is we'll 81 v.e ever was .
Free trial bottles OF this great discovery At the
the drug stores OF L. James Ebensburg and W.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31

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