The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-22

way 70 visit friends In Blsckllck town
ship.
There Will bu. two state officers elect
ed I'm Pennsylvania on the coming 3rd of
November-State Treasurer and Auditor
General.
Remember. children under ten years Of
age are admitted in the afternoon only, at
10 cents. to Aliens Great Eastern Shows.
| Ebensburg, Saturday, May %.
Mr.. Jonathan Kopp. of Rcadc town
/ ship and Miss Emma Hollis, daughter Of
! Mr. David Hollis, OF near Frugality, were
married in Altoona, on Wednesday, by
| Rev. L Logan.
The residence of James Felix. in Low
| cr Yoder township, was destroyed by
fire on Sunday evening about 6 o'clock.
| The loss is estimated a about $1,000, with
an insurance OF $500.
"A portion OF the gate through which
| tho deputies fired at the strikers at More
wood was taken 10 GreenSburg on Monday
To be nScd as evidence in the trial now GO
! ing on in court. The panels are full of
! bullet holes.
/ Col Robert :. Mccoy, of Tyrone, will
| deliver the Grafton in this place on Mem
! eral Day Col. Mccoy is an old time resi-
! dent of Ebensburg, Pa, having studied
| law with the late Judge Johnston and en-
| tered the army as n member Of co. n.
! Eleventh Pennsylvania Reserves.
| Pred Johnston. of New Florence, an
cmploye of the Pennsylvania railroad,
while walking on the railroad track near
the stone bridge at JohnStown, was struck
| by Fast Line on Saturday night and in
Stantly killed. The deceased was a mar
ricd man and leaves q wife and five child
rem.
\ little child Of Samuel st. Clair, at
Lockrort. Wcstmoreland county, was ly-
ing in the cradle in the kitchen, when 10y
some means the stove was upset, Monday
morning. \ kettle OF boiling water was
thrown over the babe in the fall and it
died IN an hour. The mother, who was
working over tho stove at the time of the
accident. has been driven inSan" with
grief.
John FerTon. of Latrobc, along with
three other young men. went fishing near
the head OF Campbcll'S mill dam. on the
Blacllick. in Indiana county. on WcdncS-
day Of last week The party campcd out
on Wednesday night and on Thursday
morning Frrron was missing. On search
being made. Ferron's body was found in
the stream where tho water was about SiE
feet dccp. 1t j. supposed that F"Ton
wandered into the creek in his sleep.
On Thursday OF last week Mrs. Dan
icl Carney Of Altoona, attacked y T.
MervinC. ESQ, City Solicitor of that 1ty
on the Logan House porch and hrokc her
paraSul uVsr that gentleman'S head before
he made his escape into the hotel LOBBY.
Mr.. Mervmc is attorney for Mrs. Cam,oy,s
husband IN divorce proceedings nov pend
ing and some remarks he made during the
hearing hich were not complimentary to
Mrs. Carney We're the cause of the attack.
Bishop Brennan, of the new df'r,Se OF
Dallas Texas. has made arrangements
with rSi4.cr Catharine Miss Catherine
DrcNch fer the establishment of . school
for coloreh children at that place. sister
Cathcrine is To provide the money. and
meHber> ef her new order are Jo snage
the School. This will be- the iirSt werk of
the ord,E which Sister Catherine has
founded wTth the special objec5 of - bor-
ing among the Indians and negroes sI the
United StsLeS.
About one o'clock on Saturday after
noon the dwelling house OF eN-CesInty
Commissioners James Costlow, is ASams
township. caught fire from defective fluc
aud despite the efforts OF Mr.. CoStIovr and
his family to save the building, bJEned
down. together with Its contents Owing
Ia the dry weather great fears wt,- felt
that the barn would also be a prey u the
dcvouring element, but it was saved. Mr.
CoStlow'S loss is estimated AT about ~ 900,
partially insured.
Ladies' 81 80 hand-sewed fcNihl, shoe
is a bargain at-J. d. Lucas.
"A serious riot occurred at the Whitney |
Works in Wcstmoreland county, on Mon |
day night, between the Italian woT'fIncn !
and HungarianS. Tho Huns were filed |
with bad whisky and made raid on Ghe !
Italians, who were working, throwing |
clubs and and stones and injuring several
of them. The Italians fred upon the IfsTas |
and one Of them was shot and perhaIS=~s@-
rionsly injured. The wounded man and
two companions were arrested and are !
nUHy in the GrcenSburg jaik
Gents natural wool summer weight |
and Balbriggan underwear for so cearts=s
Suit-and up at J. ID. Lucas.
Samuel d. Pae,, n iagman ON Ihe !
Pcr1,s ylvauia railroad, whose homo svss
at EZst Conemausl, stepped from his /
morTtecg 2 to another tack, without noticing |
an cslgiue that was going eastward He !
was So uck by the engine and thrown on |
the ira x, when the engine and two cars |
passed, ever him, crushing both legs tho
left ats1he hip joint and the right between
the aHiSle and the knse. He was taken to |
the hoStAtaI where he i, 4 few hours af- |
ter. HeNTaS about thirty-fiv years Of sGe |
and I.-avs- wife and fosr children.
If iusn,.d of clothinyer gents furnish |
ingS. -NaHsi Sc tn. immense stock at c. 4. |
CarrolItoWn.
--Chairnsz Gray and tne Democratic I
u,et at the Ces raj Hotel, in !
this place, sh Monday for he purpose OF
raising the necessary means for holding /
the DemocraLc primary election on the
9th of June. Candidates 10, President
Judge wese assessed sI3s each, s-andidateS
for Sheriff, So each. and caast5dates for
Poor Director, a.. Messrs. Linton, Rose
AMI Shoemake. candidates Tor Judge, |
Gray and Myers, candidates for Sheriff,
-nd John Long, candidates forrRoor Di-
rector, were presSsE and paid their sSseSS-
,Gents. Other candidates were a.allowed
'latil "Wednesday ,ts pay up. after " hich
tis-c the primary ticket closes.
Charley Sparks. the youngest clown in
AulT-ica, will make -yOu laugh until ,yeur
>ides ache, with Mems Great Eastern
ShOv~s, Ebcnsburz. Saturday, May "a.
-on Monday destructive forest FIRE
" as raging in Chest toSnship along the
ridge above Chest creek, in the neighbor-
hood Of 1acob Thomas mills For a Tina
hs.h hull ..g T. 4