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YOUNG ABE BETTER.
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'feiegraphic Briefs.

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MARRIED..


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The MARYLAND Legislature BY . vote of hfty-
three to twepty-seven refused 70 strike out the
enacting clause Of the bill to give the Console
dated gas company Of Baltimore the exclusive
right 70 manufacture gas in Baltimore for
ofteen years 1t el.25 per thousa d fesk
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Indictments Found Today.
The grand jury today returned indictments
against Thomas Galloway, HOUSEKEEPING;
Martin Lane, sssaulting officer, and Charles
Jenkins, rape on Sally Pendleton.
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SPRING FABRICS,
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Comprising all the New and Fashionable weaves and
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The Grand Jury Adjourned.
The grand jury was adjourned today till
March 10
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LAssDuReu & Bios.
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THE WOUND DANGEROUS II NOT PAT

When a STAR reporter called ct Mr.. Taul-
bees house, on the corner of Sd and
East Capitol streets, late this after
noon he found DR.. Bayne, who has
been in attendance ON the wounded man since
the first, on guard at the door, Several friends
and in9uirsrs were standing around the door,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24
Prices Tending Upward.

The Mckinley bill increases the cost
OF every article of clothing, adds - The
expense Of every necessity and enhances
the price OF evsry comfort Oo5 we'll
known mercantile house sdvertisss that
The price Of hose Will be advanced in
ccnseqaepce OF r.. The leading tsilors
inform the public that elsthiug will be
snoTs expensive, and dealers in every
eshzT article Sf necsssity are cendjaE
out notices Of an impending advance In
prices.
These srs tie evil effects Of the Ne
K.1lsy bill, because IL is Eelf,evidsn5
proposition that decreased cost without
compensatory advance in resources is
All evil. NoR has anyone belrd OF An
advances In wages in The prolsctsd ia
dus;ries affected by the Mckinley bill
According to information received 81
this Office, one firm which has literally
contributed 10 the corruption fund can't
into McKinley's district to buy votss
has actually reduecd wages and pro-
voked . strike since the passage o. the
bill.
The truth Ia tk9t the bill cannot and
Was never expected 10 increase wages.
L vas designed 10 add to the profits OF
manufacturers and dealers, 10 order to
reimburse them for the cost OF slecting
President Harrison, and the people
ware not taken into consideration
This fact will dawn upon the public
mind sooner or lAter.-PhIkd. Herald.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24
Panic IN a Church.

CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-Flfteen hundred
children. most of them accompanied by
their mothers, we've in attendance on
the Rev. Father BsrZyvsky's O'Clock
service IN 81. Slsrislsus Roman Catho.
lie Church, II Noble street., this morn
ing, when the altar drsPeTies caught
fire from Ope OF the candles. The wo-
men and children hseAme paulc -strick-
IN and rUshed psll NELL to the exits.
These In front we're PRESSED by thcse
behind, and many lost their footing on
the stone steps IL front OF the building
and were trsmp'ed upon. The Fire De-
partment quickly pat out the hoe, and
the injured children were licked up
and cared for Meme OF the little ones
was dead. but large number were in
iuTed, a few seriously.
The steps Et the entrance of the
church were covered with blood after
the panic. The csrpsts aud many OF
the pews were torn up by the children
in their flight.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24
How AaIsh Looks IT IL.

WASHINGTON, October 20.-RspTe~
sentative Maish, or York, the manager
OF the Democratic Congressional Cam
paign COmnittse in this city, has just
returned from visit 70 his State and
reports great political excitement.
with The tremendous ODDS that are
against tie Democratic party" said
Colonel Mzish, ''It is not best 10 be too
positive that P&tL!sUn VIII win. While
there Is great Republican detection, the
very Fact OF It's existence will serve to
lncreaes the eXci.smeuJ and bring out
the full number of the straight voters
of tbs party. The outlook is very en-
couraging, however. for the election OF
Pattlson. / met gentleman from
PIttsouIg the other day, who is Pat
tisOn mao. and he said there WIS a
great uprising thsTs against DslsmatsT.
Much OF 1t might be due 10 the peTsou>
Al epmity % local leaders agains. Ssn
ator tlaay. But IL would count Just the
game for Pattisou as though il were 3
matter Of principle. If the RspuO!i-
cans succesd 1t all il will undoubtedly
be by greatly reduced majority
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24
Thrown Into a Trance.

north ADAMS, MASS. Octohsr p.
"A young lady hsmed Miss Magg ie
O'Brlen has hsen in a trance-like state
since last Friday evening, and has
caused considerable of a sensation in
This vicinity.
Last Friday she took gas at the office
OF Dentist Dox, recovered fully from
the stupor, aad walked out without as
sistance. Ga entering the house OF a
friend she complained of drowsiness,
and, lying down, fell into q sleep from
which no effort could arouse her.
Doctors were at once called, bat their
assistance WAS of no avail.
On Saterday evening DR.. Millsrd was
called on consultation. He pronounced
the girl conscious Of things going on
about hsT, and said she was in a state
or hYsteTia, caused by the nervous
shock OF taking the gas and helped on
by the excited conversa ion OF her
friends who crowded the room. Il IS
thought she will recover.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24

THE action Of the State Federation
Of Labor, in session, says the Harris
burg Patriot, IN declaring for ballot re-
form and for a constitutional couEen-
tion to speedily enforce the same IS a
slap at the men who controlled the last
Republican Legislature and at the same
time Is an endorsement OF the course OF
the Democrats In the pending contest.
The intelligent voters doubtless remem-
Der that Mr.. Quay's candidate for Coy
ernoC and Chairman Andrews OF the
Republican State Committee defeated a
measure &C the last session looking to
the reform Of the ballot laws of this
State, Their object In so doing was to
keep the woTklngmen OF Pennsylvania
at the mercy of intimidatiBg employers
as long as possible. Since the defeat of
the bill. however, the sentiment for
ballot reform has become so marked
that the political firm of Dslamater.
Andrews and Co., has been compelled
TO admit that ballot reform is necessary.
1t will be observed. by the bye, that
they have not become such enthusias =
tic ballot reformeIs as to declare for q
constitutional convention which would
insure a change OF systems within the
coming year. Oh, no.
Candidates Paltison and Black. on
the othsr hand, are out spoken in their
belief that the people should be called
into sovereign convention at the earli-
lest possible day, and everywhere
throughout the State they have sx-
! pressed their sentiments on the mstteI
with commendable boldness. They
want no delay in securing ballot re.
form, and it is cheering to know that a
body Of representative workingmen
like the Federation of Labor has en-
dorsed the position they have taken.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24

THE battle IN the TWenty-fitth Con-
gTess district-MeTcer, Lawrence, But
Ter and Beaver counties, bet wseu the two
Republican candidates, Mcdowell and
PniIlips. is weged with great fury. It
is said that the Mcdowell meetings
draw much greater crowds than the
Delamater meetings. This fierce disor-
ganization in QuzY's own district is ty>
plcsl OF the trouble which besets the
Republican canvass In all the western
counties Of ths State. II is the legitis
mate fruit or crookedness. Though the
district has safe Republican majority
OF 1000 votes, it cannot divide the vote
0etwssn two Candidates and elect either
OF them. Mr.. Dunn, the Democratic
nominee, as the case now stands is rea~
soDsbly assured OF election. He can
only fail through the neglect OF his
party to take advantage OF the oppor.
tlnity.-PhiIa. Record.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24
Inyited the issue.

c. ) S,uaTt Patterson and The o. her let.
ter writer's VINO have recently come 10
the defense OF the Republican candi-
date tor Governor. and also the Sepdb-
lican Safe Committee, seem very
much offended because Matthew san
ley Quay has been made a leading issue
in the campaign
Before DaiamsteT was nominated it
was known that his selection would be
the signal for the opening OF q Isking
and hot fire from he ranks Of his Own
party. Yet despite the fact that seri-
Gus charges has already been preferred
against him, charges which he has yet
failed 10 mset, Qpay forced his nOmins>
tion aud TONS invited what is now callsd
democratic mud Singing" but which
is in reality a Republican faciiorA
quarrel
The fact that TIE issue of Qus yism is
% sde al important factor in tee CAM
paiga is nol OF D.mOcrstic seeking.
The Republicans, by indOTsiDg Qu-y in
their platform sDd dsvOLinR The pTiHci>
pal plank II II TO q defense Of The tat
tooed leader, forced the juni0r Senator
into the campaign as an issue. They
now recognize their folly and attempt
to conceal IL By denouncIng the Demo
Gratis iCI TAXING up HuaL ADSy pIiOAy
challenged them 10 DO.
Ballot reform. the eradication OF eor>
ruPtiCn from the State Treasury and
the correction Of unjust Jaxslion-2
measure which was defeated by RepUbs
hcGn trickeTy az the last session OF the
Leg g.siasuTs through plain co!lusion
betwesn certain party leaders and such
willing tools IS Senator George Handy
Smith and Governor Bsaver-srs the
issues which the Democracy presents 20
the people. That the smiTcbed rep1ts-
tions OF George ". DslEmateT and n.
5. Quay have been made prominent fac
tors in the fight are entirely due TO the
Republican dissensions.-Phild.H Herald.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24

THE Department OF Internal Affairs
OF Pennsylvania has recsntly had nu-
merous applications for unappropristed
land, which stlI remains IN a number
of the central and western counties of
the State. Daring the past year no
fewer than eighty -one'of these sppllcss
tions, covering 6,5s7 acres have bssn
hIed. The department itself has no
knowledge OF these State lands. Most
of the applications come from land sur
veyors, who, IN ti.s course OF their rouN
tine work, discover there are certain
tracts Of land not included in any re-
corded sGrvey. These Ets called IN
claimed lands. Anyone who settles
upon one OF these unclaimed tracts ard
improves It, has the fret right to claim
It under the land laws OF the Stats. In
the eastern end OF the State there is no
unclaimed land, every rood having long
since been appropriated By some one.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24

IT Is STAGED, says the Plttsburg Post
that the price of Colonel Huff's nOmin>
alton for Congress IN the Twenty first
district was $1,000 planked down for
the uses OF the Republican State eom~
mIttee in their Quay-Delamater Doodle
campaign. Mr.. Jacob Crepe OF India
na county, the Democratic nominee, is
very strong in that county and where
ever known in the district. He served
in the war as a captain Of the Sixty
Arst regiment, and has been elected
sheriff and representative in the Legis-
lature from Indiana county, overcoming
a heavy Republican majority. There
is much dissatisfaction in Armstrong
and Indiana counties over the nomins,
tion Of Mr HUI. The Pittsburg Ga
zette Of Tuesday, in suiogy Of Mr..
Huf's money getting attainments,
makes list Of GfteeR or then.y corpoTs
ations with which lie lg connected, as
founder, treasurer, president, director,
etc. There are enough OF this sort of
people In CoDgregr without 80. George
T, Fuf
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24
Niue Men Drowned.

PORT HURON, Mich, Oct. 20-Ths
steam barge Annie Young caught fire
of Lexington, Ia Lake Huron, sboot
9:45 O'Clock this morning and nine
members of the crew, who tried to ss-
cape IN small boat, we're drowned.
There was a terrific sea running at
the time ths Gre broke out. The cap
tain and crew took 70 the boats. Zine
going in one boat aud thirteen in the
other. The thirteen were picked up by
the steamer Edward Smith, but the
other boat was upset and all its occu-
pants were drowned.
The boat was owned by the Anchor
Transportation Company, OF Erie Pa.
was built in 1869 ana valued at $50, 600.
When Captain Miller aud the crew
with him IN the lifebOat pulled away
from her she undoubtedly went TO the
bottom.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24
dslinging,

SIT is true that l was convicted OF
burgarly tea years ago." said the can
didats in a low voice. "IJ is true as
my opponents charge that had to leave
the State hurrie6lY and with bat little
baggage, because thoughtlessly signed
another mans name to a check and
didn't notice It till I'd cashed it but,
he raised his voice and held up both his
hands, II appeal TO you TO show your
disapproval OF the mudsliugirg meth
DDS OF the opposition. It is getting to
he the fashion in politics more to deal
in personalities. to drag il details
about the candidates life that should
not be mentioned, and I trust that you
will rebuke this tendency by electing
me TO the high office TO which I
aspire i''-PittSbLrg Dispatch.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24
A safe Inyesfrnenf

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factory results or in case Of failure a return Of
purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy
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guaranteed TO bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection OF throat, lungs bronchitis
asthma, whOopIng cough, crup, etc. etc. 1t Is
pleasant ana agreeable 70 taste, perfectly safe,
and can always be depenpsd upon. Trial bottles
free az the drug stores oi I. James, Ebensburl,.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24

THE Democratic State Commlttsa a
Will issue challenge early nezs week
on behalf of the Hon. Robert Z. Patti.
son 10 Senator Delamater to meet the
former In joint debate. In doing this
the committee viii take advantage of
the refusal of the Republican S.are
Committee ID refusing TO allow Senator
Deiamater to appear on the same plat.
form with Mr.. PAttisOD. It is probable
that the attempt to bring the two can
didates together will prove futlIs. as
Chairman Andrews will not ALLOW DsI-
amater 10 accept the challenge.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24
Veterans Ask Delamater Aboat Morris.

SCRANTON, PA. Oct, 2O.-E. S.
Hendrick, formerly first lieutenant In
the Ninth PeDnsylvsnia volunteers, and
Chauncsy j. Reed, formerly first lieu
tenant in :he EIgh.y-ninth New York
volunteers, both of Scranton, aud mem
bers of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie, have sent letter 10 Delamater ask
ing him ss to the truth of the charges
made against him in the affidavit OF
Captain John f. Morris, the csIppled
soldier OF Meadville. who was defeated
as candidate for County Treasurer
through DelamateT's influence. No
answer has been received TO the veter-
ans request.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24
Blessed be the Tax.

The failure of the potato crop in the
United States will necessitate the i'm
portatiou OF hundreds OF thousands of
bushels TO meet the demand for con-
sumption and for seed. For every
bushel OF these nsesssaries OF life the
farmer, the lsborer and in fact every
consumer, Will be compelled 10 pay 25
cents in addition to the value of the ar
ticle. This is one OF the great privi-
leges extended under the Mckinley
montrOsity Tariff ill.-CIeUeland PLAN
DenleI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24

TRE Protsctianist newspapers are
loudly beratjng the merchants and
manufactures fox the immejiaue ADJ
yances they are making in the prices OF
goods TO correspond with the advanced
rates OF tariff duty. The rise In prices
Is calculated 10 have bad effect upon
voters. II would have been moIa dis
Greet 20 have put it of until the neat
Congress should have been elected.
Congressman should have considered
this phase Of the matter when they
were in such mad haste to fix an imme-
dlste date for the new rates of duty to
take effect.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24

THE regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Pardons, which wEs to have
been held Oos. p, has been postponed
until Tuesday, Nov, Il. on account OF
the necessary absence OF some Of the
members and applications for coutlnu-
ance in several leading cases.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24
Merit Wins.

We desire 70 say to our citizens, that for years
we have been selling Dr. Rings New Discovery
for consumption, DR., Kings new life pills, Buck
lens arnica salve and electric bitters, and haye
never handled remedirs that sell as well, or that
have given such universal satisfaction We do
not hesitate 70 gu-aEtee TEEN every time, and
stand ready 10 refund the purchase price, * sat
tsfactory results DO not follow their use These
remedies have won their great popularity purely
o. their merits For sale at the drug stores Of Z
James, EOensburg, and W. ". McAteer, Lor-
ettO.