The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-10-05

The citizens OF Patton will again vote
on the question of issuing $1,000 of school
bonds for the purpose of paying for the
school building recently built in that town.
The Patton people voted on the question
at the last spring election when the propO-
Sition was carried by a vote of 2Oi to 80.
but several infOrmalitieS in the submission
of the question make il necessary to again
vote upon it, which will be done at the
general election.
w heat sold in Chicago market on last
Friday COR 10 cents, the lowest mark ever
reached. This is hard on the producer,
but we assume the consumer will not feel
angered at the market price. As the latter
can be country by the millions and the
former only by the hundreds, there viii
hardly be any bread riots in this country
this year. The wheat market like the sill
yer market Is Over-stOcked, hence the won
derful decline in values.
Quite griSt was run out of the natur-
alizatiOn mill on Monday. Seventeen res
identS OF GallitZin. Cambria county. form
er subjects of England. Germany Den
mark and the Swiss republic. were admit
ted to the privileges of American citizen
ship. His honor said that he dill not
cOuntenance the practice of Cambria
county residents coming into Blair county
To be naturaliZed, but would permit the
GallltZin applicants to take out their pa
perS on the grounds of the greater conven-
fence to them of appearing at Holidays
burg instead OF EbenS Sburg.-AttOOHG
Times
Some one who wants to explain what
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ty of meanings, varied To suit the circum-
stances. For an example: When You
read that we expect our wife home to-
day" We refer To the editor-in-chief:
when il i I'VE are a little late with our
work, it includes the whole office force,
even to the devil and towel: in I'VE are
having a boom" the town is meant: I'VE
received over 10000 last year" il en-
braces the nation; but I'VE have hog
cholera in our midst" only means the
man who takes tHe paper and does not pay
for it i very i'll.
"A shooting atfray occurred on Thurs
day afternoon of last week at Kittanning
Point. where force of men are employed
in making new reservoir. a colured man
named Alexander Johnson has a Shanty
there, and when he came home from work
he found ii occupied by Jim Modem, Nora
Johnson and Reese Morse. johnson was
jealous of Modem, who was paying atten-
tentiOn To his wife, and an alteration en-
sued in the Shanty, which ended by Modem
drawing revolver and shooting at john
son five times, one of the shots taking eff
feet In the back. The wound is not be-
lieved to be fatal Modem fled
Jacob Nolan. of Fourteenth ward.
JOhnStOwn, returned home on Saturday
after spending Il month as an involuntary
guest of Warden Young, in Jail. In an in
terview with JOhnstOwn reporter Jacob
states that he is not pleased with the man
agement of the Jail: there are no printed
bills o: fare 10 order from, no napkins fur
niShed, vermin are plentiful, grub scarce.
and for man like Jacob. who, aS he says.
is a Republican Of twenty years standing.
there is too much essence in the coffee.
Jacob says he S now done voting the Re
publican ticket. and for that much he
should be thankful Some men from read
ing. thinking and hew intelligence, aban-
don the Republican party, but there are
vast number. who. like Jacob. could be
benefited by a month in Jail.