The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-04

On Saturday the ground was white
with snow
Mr.. Frank Krug. of this place, will
have shooting match at the Fair grounds
on Wednesday. November 23d Crack
shots are invited To attend
In New York the betting seems to be
in favor of ClcveIand's election. Betting
does not settle anything. but it is "a pointer
on the way the wind blows.
Mrs. Henry Byrne, of the East ward. on
Saturday slipped ON the ice and fell. break
ing some of the leaders in one of her arms.
li'r INJURY Is quite painful, and IL will be-
necessary To carry her arm in sling for
some time.
"A half dozen SpcakeaSy proprietors at
Mt. Pleasant and vicinity were captured
Friday aud taken before Justice McWiI-
liamS for II hearing. At IA given signal
they all broke for liberty and got away. bul
on" of the crowd was caught and placed in
the lookup. During the night his conf
crates mashed down the door and released
him.
Miss Sarah Evavs, of this place. the
young girl who several weeks ago showed
signs oI drmeutia. and while in that con-
ditiou made an attempt To take her life, by
cutting her throat with pair of scissors
was taken To DINmouJ on Monday last
Inc parties who took her To the hospital
uuu uut very liJUIe trouble in taking her
there.
A large Democratic meeting was held
AT Hastings on Monday night aud followed
up GA Tuesday night by one AT Carroll
town. lion. James Kerr. of Clearlield;
Hon. Ed. II. McNerlis, +. J. U'Connor,
Esq, aud Col. J. l.. Stangler were the
speakers, and the applause that greeted
them plainly showed that their efforts were
apprccraG d.
Howard and Albert Kinzic Parke Mil
Ter, Robert Murray and bridget Sherman
ali ol Juhu>tuwn, were brought 10 jail on
Thursday IN charge of CuusIablcS Harris
aud Miller. The three former art. charged
by Junu Y Shallcr with conspiracy: Muir
ray u charged wIIh larceny, while bridget
Shcrmuu - up CA u sentence of sin months
Tor threatening 10 poison her has sband
A dispatch from Somerset. dated W0d-
Hr~uay, tells ut the capture ami escape OF
Htll 'rltt one uf the muonShIne murder
rrS oi ola Jonathan HuchstelJrr. ConSUa-
bic Fisher, IL appears, aud two assistants
had run across prittS, who ran when he
saw them, but after long chase they
caught him aud returned with him To his
home. W hile preparing To leave with him
for Somerset the ncI ghborS about the
place, aud among them the women, at
tackled Fisher and released PrittS They
forced his captorS To get out of the fight,
resulting in Il lot of cut and bruised heads
On account of printing the official bal
lots for Cambria county our paper could
not bc ISSUED this week until Saturday ev-
cuirg and will not go ont until Monday
Monday mornings mail. The last OF the
ballots were finished on Friday evening
and handed over To the commissioners. y
large number Of the ballots. however,
We're handed over To the commissioners on
Thursday and they at once commenced
the task of getting them ready for the diff
fcrrut districts. Those for the south of
the county were shipped by express To
,IohnstOwn where Commissioner Kirby will
look after their delivery. Commissioner
Lloyd has charge of the central districts
aud Commissioner Dillon the northern pOr-
tiOu of the county. Commissioner Dillon
left on Friday evening nOrthward bound
with IL tWO-hor~c load. The official and
specimen ballots weigh about four tons.