The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-12-25


IN augh on Monday morning had his right
hand caught between the bumpers and
badly crushed. He was taken to the
Johnstown hospital.
On the Pullman car Etruria, which
was attached to the Cincinnati and St
Louis Express, the remains of the late Sen
ator Plumb were taken through Cresson on
Monday night TO Emporium, Kan, where
the interment will take place.
Fifteen large casks. measuring about
five feet in heIghth and five feet i'm diame-
ter inside, destined for Mr. Celestine Far
abaugh's brewery in Carrolltown were nm
loaded from the ears here on Monday and
hauled overland TO Carrolltown.
The material for an iron bridge is on
the ground and workmen are now busily
engaged in placing it IN position where the
Ebensburg and Loretlo road crosses the
Cambria ~ Clearfeld railroad near McMul-
lens, at the school house about mile west
of Loretto.
"A boy aged ii years was killed on the
railroad near the Berwind White Coal
Companys shaft about one mile east of
Ramey, Clearfield county. on Monday. He
attempted to board a freight train and was
thrown under the wheels and almost in
stantly killed. His name was not learned
We are in receipt of a letter from Mag
dalena f. Wilson. an eight-year-oId read
er OF the FREEMAN, from Latrobe, wishing
us the compliments of the season. We
thank the little Miss for her good wishes
and hope Santa Claus. in his animal nil
grimage, may ill her stockings 10 the
brim.
Daniel Mclaughlin aged about tbir,,,
years, while walking on the railroad n
short distance west of fCresson ON Srrdov
uight. was struck by a passing train and
Killed. MS body being badly mangled. He
was single man and resident of Gal
I''Aih. "here his remains were taken for
intcrment
"A HollidaySburg item says deed of
transfer of ten properties and stores. loca-
tea IN JohnStown, Dunbar, Henrietta. Hol-
hdaysourg and Birmingham, from the
Camoria Iron Company To the Penn Traf-
nc Company. las been entered in the courts
OF BAR county at Holiidaysburg for
record. The Consideration is $4,000.
Hugh Mc1ermitt, who halls from Ir-
win, while wandering around the streets
OF Johnstown on Saturday evening in a
drunken condition, was enticed into an al
ley and knocled down and robbed of his
watch and So money. On Saturday he
made an information against Owen Hughes,
charging him with being the man who
robbed him.
John McLaug Alin, aged - years, died
Df Briyht'S deseasc at his home in HolIi- ,
iaysourg on Tuesday. He was an officer |
II the army that quelled the Mormon re-
'ellion in Utah in 1857. prospected in CAL /
lorhla Tor gold was contractor in the .
uiidlng OF the Northern Pacific railroad
urlng the civil war. and a member of a
instruction ,orpS and built bridges and
'rtS Tor the l nion forces i'm Tennessee
The state board of agriculture which
leets in Harrisburg on January 27th and
'th VIII mold sessions OF more than usual
ltereSt and the farmeCS of the state
nght TO see that every local society is rep
scented. Secretary Edge has prepared a
bod program, and the essays Will be in
ructfve and interesting. Not the least
lportant subject TO M discussed viii be
at OF Roads" and considerable ir,for-
alton is expected on this subject.
George Bloom. a syn of John Blosm. of
Verett, went to visit the family of Will
I'm Downes, near Franklin Mills, i'm Full
- 'NS'H'H- it" ago on WeUneS-
y morning he wenr Ter lead rife. Not
ing sure that there was not load in the
H. ne blew In the muzZle. puuuing the
lmmer back with his foot. IL rs the old, f,
7iy. His foot Slipped off the hammer. .
the gun was discharged, theFhall enter
z his head through his mouth aud passed :
rough and out ar al the back part. He
ID instantly.
Rev. Father Beasy, pastor of the Cath
C congregation in this place, moved into :
new house or Monday. 1t Is pleasant.
and convenient in AL its de- ,
Is, while the substantial manner i'm
ich ii Is built reflects credfteal the con-
ctor, Mr.. John Long. of tsummerhill, :
% has left nothing Lndone IN the per-
nance OF his contract. Parties contem-
ting building Will save time, labor and !
Iense by consulting Mr.. Long as he has II
the facilities for rushing WORK and has h
which he uphdlds ia doing his a
rk well. n
-Soloman j. Ringer. who had small |,
re at the eastern approach OF Pinkerton il
mel, near Urlsna, was greatly surprised r.
going to his place of business. Thurs IN
morning, To find that the btiitding had m
N wrecked by an explosion, and about o.
worth OF goods, his entire stock de- Il
'yed. A loud explosion OF dynamite M
heard by the people residing I'm that A
nifty some time during the preceding +
ht, and investigation cle8rig shows H.
the building was blown up by that n
ms. Three parties are suspected OF a
ing committed the fiendish deed, and il OF
'obable that they will be taken Into GUS 8,
1.-SOmerset Herald n,
The Tyrone correspondent OF the AL m
Ia Tribune says: Patrick Carey a fe
iocratic politic1ah of Snyder township, M
fght 10 town am old Irish spanning no
ri that was made in 1900 and which go
"een III MS Iainiiy from generaaSn TO eli
ration ever since and was brought by 81,
10 TINS country an 1871, which al the sh
es9 of Mrs. Blake. of the city of Da b.
an old time friend and one of the 1ady
mlssioners from Ireland 10 the Column
exhibition at Chicago in 1892, wifi be su
d asd shipped TO that place and placed fol-
xhibtion, and wifi: be worked by saa 23i
lady OF 90 years Of age. who will show .
fax and wool was spun in her girl rs
days. II is an ancieat fabric and its .
arane~ bespeaks its age. Ho
n the erection Of the new bridge over A,
Conemangh at Wilmore, a difficulty :,
, betwees the officers of the borough toy
ilmore and the township of Summer j
'ver the line between the TWO districts. Jol
- contended by the township that the Y
II the borough took in both abutments TOW
3 bridge ara that the filling in should ID, .
ne at the borough's expense. On the '|,
hand IL was maintained thaa the one Jol
nent was In fhe township and that q
lpense of filling i'm should be borne by tow
On Monday Harry Peelor, c
lnstown ran the lines. which show Els
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