The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-14

convention 10 meet ut the opera house. on
Monday October 18th, for the purpose of
placing in nomination a candidate for uoor
director in place of George II. Englebach.
who has withdrawn.
The new mail schedule went into ef-
feet On Monday morning, and we now have
three mails each day in both directions
The outbound mails close at the post-
office AT $50 aud ll:2O A. NJ, and a:3O T.. NJ.
The mails arrive from CreSson at II:aOA.M.
and 6:5. +. M.-H0sthngs Tribune.
-EN-Governor Beavers nail works in
Bclletonte, still remain clesed, although il
Is one of the best plants in the state. and
THIS, too, in the face of the fact that
THAT gentleman is going up and down our
land telling the people what a heavens
blessing the Mckinley tariff bill is
On Wednesday afternoon of last week
while threSherS were engaged at w. y.
Walkers farm in Shade township, Som
erSet county, young son of Mr. Walker
was standing close to the machine. when
the boys left arm was caught in the belt
and the member torn of at the shoulder.
He is only l3 years of age.
A wreck at Altoona on Wednesday
detained trains on the main line about
'''i NUNS Oh lnul udN lNtulN- -lnltt
cars and an engine were in the smash-up.
Thirteen of the cars were smashed into
kindling wood and the other broken up in
lesser degree The engine was also bad
ly wrecked and is laid up for repairs
-EX-County Chairman Barker, ex-
Sheriff Stineman and Deputy sheriff >.
Davis formed trio of Republican poll
tclans that came down to the city on this
CTharSdayy mornings train. They are
huStling to-day 10 catch voters Later
they were Joined by Candidate for Con-
greSS Hicks, who helped To whoop IL along
the line j"hHstOICH Herald.
Up until Wednesday there has been
paid out of the state treasury 1851 S52 81
on account of the cost of the Homestead
outbreak. This amount is exclusive of
the bill of s52,GOO rendered by the Penn
Sylvauia railroad company for transporta-
tipu. The calling out of the troops will.
il is now eXtimated, involve an expendi-
ture by the state of about 100000.
Mr.. Thomas Wilt, one OF Clearfield
township. accompanied by Mr.. John Cox,
a new citizen of that locality who recently
removed from Clearfield county and took
up his abode in that township, were well
come visitors to our Office on Saturday
Mr.. Cox added his name To the FREEMAN's
list of subscribers while Mr.. Wilt, who is
an old-time reader, continues on the way
he should go.
With a large force Of men, the Penn
Sylyania Railroad Company on Sunday
last removed their through tracks in Hunt
lngdOn from Allegheny street to their new
route on the southern confines of the town.
thus doing away with two dangerous
curves and an ANNOYING grade. The trans
fer covers two miles of road The old
road Will rcYert TO the town authorities
for street purposes.
-Lesko Kont and Anna Prukop, a Hun
garian couple from Portage, this county,
were married al the Office of Justice Leyi
LcedOm. at HolldaySburg. last week.
They were unable 10 speak or understand
the English tongue, and so the brother of
the bride served as interpreter TO repeat
the marriage vows 10 them. The couple
entered the matrimonial state with the
groom'S right hand Joined To the
left hand of the blushing bride.
The Farmers Alliance is in session at
JohnStown j this week. The organization
iS said TO be non partisan, but il is whs
pered that the members will as rule vote
for l. ID. Woodruff for congress because
his opponent, j. d. Hicks, is classed as a
corporation man. being an attorney for
the Pennsylvania railroad. The Alliance
has strong following in Somerset county
and il is thought the opposition to Hicks
may cause him trouble in that neck
the woods
Miss Sarah Murray, who resided in
EbenSburg some years ago, died at her
-, Dl,iIaHalnbia FrnasHay
ing. aged about 80 years. She was a
daughter OF the late John Murray and a
sister of Capt. William Murray, who died
in this place some ten years since. Her
remains were brought to Ebensburg on the
morning train on Thursday, and after a
high mass of requium was celebrated for
the repose of her soul, were inferred In the
Catholic cemetery.
Sale bills were printed at this office for
Mr. H. j. Ivory who will offer at public
sale ut his farm in Allegheny township on
Saturday, October 22nd, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, the following personal property, viz:
-Four head of horses. new Osborne reaper
and binder, Osborne mower, corn plant
er hav rake, two two-hor wagons.
grain drill, spring tooth harrow, hay by
the ton, wheat by the bushel, harness,
chains. whfie- trees, spreads, and many
other articles.
Mrs. Clara Biller will sell the follow
ing personal property at public sale at her
residence in Allegheny township, On
Thursday, October 10th, at one O'Clock p.
NJ: one nay horse and one gray mare
teach four years old, one colt 1.-TWO years
old. three milk cows (two or them will
soon be- freshj, one farm wagon, one spring
wagon, one TWO horse sled, "a lot of farm
indictments. oats aud potatoes by the
hushcl. hay BY the ton, corn In the shock,
a lot of chickens, and household ana
kitchen furniture.
An officer in the industrial reformatory
named W Rcyer, came near losing his HE
on Wednesday night as the result OF
vicious attack made on him by two re-
v,.ngcfui prisoners named James Caul and
AIonzo Billing The youths used the
school states and bricks, aud beat Boyer
over the head, making several bad cuts.
From "A remark made by Caul il was his
evident intention To kill the Office. Caul
7r11tt Killings had assistance from u number
of the 40 prisoners being marched To the
school room al the time. In Selt-detense,
Rrvrr struck Caul so violently that IL was
necessary to send the latter To the nos
pital.
Hon. A. A. Barker, the prohibition
apostle Of Cambria county and state ol
PENNSYLVANIA, and his TWO sons, Floriah
and the Judge, are in the city to-day CTues-
dav) earnestly buttonholing every voter on
the street corner and wherever he may be
found. 1t is currently reported on the
streets that they are forming Prohibition
alliance with the Republican party In
Cambria county with the avowed purpose
of defeating the Democratic county ticker.
This OF course will edify and sratify the