The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22

Arrangements have been made to have
fantastic parade in Ebensburg on next
tuesday afternoon for the entertainment,
OF the many visitors who will be in town
during the farmers institute The parade
VIII form at the fair grounds at O'Clock
and proceed to town Immediately. Per
sons deSirouS of taking part should leave
Ihelf names with Capt. j. L. Simpson as
early as possible.
In the suit of A. T. PfndIe V tho
Cambria Land Company. which was on
trlaI more than year ago, before Judge
Key burn, in the court of common pleas
Tor Cambria county, special term. and AT
"hlch The court ordered the plaintiff To
take non suit, after rehearing. etc. the
Judge has recently filed his opinion striking
out the non suit. MIR. Piudle, who claims
Idrse sum oi money is owing To him by
said corporation, will commence proceed
ihSS IN court for its recovery as early as
practicable.
Miss Lizzie Ginter, of Patton, on ,Juue
Oth' made Information against G.. C. Dreis-
back before United States COMMISSIONS
''raiiius. of Altoona. in which she ALLEGES
tha' SAID DreiSback took a letter from tho
poStorhce of that town belonging To her,
with The Intention of ObStructing her COR
feSpohdence and prying into the business
ana secrets of said affiant. After the
testimony was heard the commissioner re-
served his decision until Wednesday of
next week. The defendant furnished bail
Tor his appearance.
Charles j. Haid. brakeman on tho
Pennsylvania railroad. whose home was
In Altoona, attempted to diSmount from
the train at Portage on Saturday evening
while the train was Stacking ND as il was
approaching the water tank, when his
hold slipped and he was thrown IN tho
track. With his head resting on the rails
lac was pushed along fully three car
lengths before the train was stopped.
When picked up he was dead. although he
escaped nutilation with the exception of
his lace, which vas badly torn by the rail
-Amsbry, on the Cresson and CoaIport
railroad, was visited by destructive fire
on Monday evening which wiped out of
existence the only hotel in that place.
The building was large three story
structure owned and occupied by Richard
Fees. The flames We're discovered ia the
attic, where Il lot of greasy clothing had
been stored and it is supposed that spon-
taneouS combustion caused 10y the hot rays
OF the sun shining upon them, originated
the fire. The building was insured but for
what amount or in what company We
failed To learn.
This wednesday, morning Mr.
Thomas Harris took 10 the county poor
HOUSE lIttl" boy about three years old
some time ago Mrs. Raymond of Walnut
Grove. died. leaving two childrrn-tht boy
mentioned above and girl two years old
It" be cared for by her husband. but soon
after his wife died he left the CITY leaving
the little ones To the mercY of the public
Nothing was done by any OF the societies
To aid the children. and they have since
been sheltered 10y an old coIored man, un-
til action was taken few days ago to send
the boy to the poor house. The girl is still
with the colored people.-JOIinsfoio1
Tribune.
The handsome rev Catholic church
recently built at ST. Augustine will be
dedicated on Sunday July Ist Services
will commence at 10 O'Clock and be con
Quoted 10y Bishop PheIan. of Pitt>burd as
sisted by Bishop Ludden. of Syracuse. n
Y, also Very Rev. other Wall, V. e.. of
\ Allegheny; Fathers James and Anthony
Ludden. n. Y; Gallager, CoTcoran. DOYLE
and kaylOr, of PittSburg, and many
righbOring priests. Great preparations
have been made by the people of the con
gregatiOn for the dedication and their
pr0verbial hospitality is certain To bring
large attendance from the neighboring
congregations. AL are invited.