The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-04-03


township. while visiting her son Morris
in Johnstown on Wednesday, accidentally
fell and broke her arm
A dispatch from Mt. Pleasant says.
riot occurred at Morcwood this Thursday
morning in which twelve coke striker,
{ were killed and about fifty wounded. TIL,
killed We're nearly all Hungarians.
"A man named John Fitzgerald. oi
Johnstown. was brought to Jail on Tues
day for raising 4 disturbance and throwing
a brick I'm the saloon f'John Fees, in the
Fifteenth ward of that city, on Saturday
night
Captain John B. Fite, a wen-known
citizen Of Franklin borough. died at his
home In that place on Sunday last in the
74th year OF his age. His death was the
result OF Il paralytic stroke received few
days previous
Those of our subscribers who moved
on the first of April should give us prompt
notice OF the change in their poStoffice ad-
dress. The name OF their past as well as
their present address should be given so
that no mistake will occur
/ Mr.. Harry Grove. OF Johnstown. will
has charge of the Mountain House barunder
the new proprietor. Mr.. j. B. Denny. Mr.
Grove was here last summer with Mr..
Denny. at the Central Hotel. and under
stands his business thoroughly.
John II. Stanley, a freight brakeman
on the PENNSYLVANIA railroad. while lump
Ing from his train at Conemaugh on Snn-
day, fell and hurt is-leg in serious man
ner. After his injury was attended he was
removed to his home at Derry STANLEY il
married man twenty three years of age.
Jail Warden Young has been laid ND
FOR several DAYS from a complication of
diseases, superinduced by an attack Of the
grippe On Monday his condition was ser
iouS and grave fears were had that the
disease might terminate fatally. hut since
then Mr.. Young has taken change for
the better and We hope his speedy recovery
may be the result.
Maurice Mcnamara. an inmate Of tho
AlmShouse, died at that Institution on
Monday. Mr. Mcnamara was a native OF
Ireland and came to this country About
forty-fve years ago. locating in Johnstown,
where h" learned the carDcnter's trade
with Judge Easily. In lS6s he was elected
County Commissioner and served one term,
being in office when the present iail was
bnilt. Meeting with financial reverses a
few years ago. and being unable-to work,
he was admitted TO the almshouse.
Tom Rates having spent the winter In
Jail. the Commissioners decided on Wed
nesday that the county had been feeding
him long enough and ordered that he be
turned ont. Tom was very Indignant at
the cruel eviction. He wanted 10 know
what he had done TO deserve such harsh
treatment and threatened to sue somebody
II he could find and act OF Assembly 10 it
IN" case. Suppose II would snow to-
night ha said as he shamhled ont of his /
comfortable quarters, wouldn't be in a
hX?'-RedfOrd Gazette
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
mas ordered all its locomotives painted
olack. There viii be no artistic painting
OF any Kind about the machinery. All the /
brass work and bright parts Of the ma
chinery that require securing every day TO .
Keep in trim will be daubed with black
paint. This order is the result of a clause
In the list OF grievances presented by the .
urieyance Committee, which stated that /
IN" hremen We're continually Obliged TO
scour the brass work and bright parts OF
the machinery. Hereafter such work will
De dispensed with. as there will be- nothing
about the machinery that will REQUIRE ex-
ira WORK on the part OF the fremen.
Bronze gilt paper at and 10 cents Der
bolt at Barkers'.
Miss Margaret J. Jones. of Cambria
township, will offer al public sale at her
residence 3s4 miles north of Ebens burg. on
-he old plank road, on Tuesday, April u.
1891, al one O'Clock, F. NJ, one horse. one
mare, with colt, fresh cows, two-year-
I'D cattle. yearlings, he ad Of sheep. 7
'hoats, l two-horse wagon, / two-borsa
'led, sleigh, log sled, l buggy, l moving
hachlne, ! horse rake, / tanning mill.
'uttinG box, l threshing machine sets
ltaFy harness, plows. harrows, shovel
blow. log chains. hay by the ton oats NV
ne DuShel, cooking stoves, heating
toves, household and kitchen furnitnra
ma a variety Of other articles TOO numer-
'us to mention.
Largest stock of window blindsa, BAR
'crs'. All new patterns.
4 dispatch from Somerset saws ~.
, ,ee'S ooys W're executed in the Jail cor
'uor' to-day Thursday at l:37 Both
vent TO the scaffold without faItering.
Good
oe accompanied nv Deputy Sheriff Bar
V"' Ahey made NO public confession on
nc S1anolo- After taking his place on the
:, a.'i,i'e bA'e said; IF l am instrumental
n saving your souls by my example in 70
'enting, shall be amply renaid -.
iothing further TO say. only bid Won all
Goodbye" Joe said: ~ am nov, 80.
meet my Creator. I wonld saw 10 all
iePare ior your end, for death will surely
ome' l nave no ill-feeling against any-
ous ana no enmity. That is all / wish to
aF' i oid you all goodbye" II Is
NJ oy many that Dave made a con- ,
.>slon 10 Rev. Granger, his spiritual ad-
lSer day or two before the execution but :
mas not yet been made public. Every
ing ABOUT the execution worked we'll {
You can buy nice pattern in wall pa I
n AZ cents per bolt
The bill to reimburse the several conn
: TOT the rebuilding OF bridges swept 7
va! curing the floods OF May, 1889. passed
0oAu reading at the House, at Harris J
s' On thursday last after much discuss
4, ~ authorizes the Auditor General 10 a
'ui. 'he accounts for these bridges, upon
nich they shall be paid out 81 the State
easury The counties most interested
those along the Susquehanna and Jun -
"a valleys, and the counties OF Cambria n
., ulord' Somerset, Westmoreland and a,
llana' west OF the mountains The a,
0ds Indicated are those occurring al rho n
Ne OF the Johnstown disaster. The And ~
! General thinks the bill will approprI- he
over three hundred thousand dollars -
'ns learned lawers think the bill Is nm a,
isu'ational and Will be vetoed by Gov cd
.or fattlson. This opinion is hasad ~,
'n sect OF Article . OF the Cons,itu- ga
y; y, "hlch reads: The Commonwealth o.,
- hot assume tho debt. or anv mar, -,
Ieoi, OF any city, county, borough or
N Contracted ., -, ShaH have ba,