The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-02

years, came TO st. Lawrence last SUNDAY.
having made the entire distance 400
mtlcs-on foot. Although Mr. BaIlweaver
i 20 years Of age he is none the worse of
Tor his long tramp.-HasttHgs Tribune
-Liveryman Robert Kraft. who went to
SummerhiII. Cambria county on Monday
evening To identify a horse and buggy.
supposed To be the ones hired from him
last Thursday and not heard of since. re-
turned TO the city last evening. Mr.
Erat' says the horse and buggy at Sum
merhill is not his roperty.-IIfoond Ga
rite
Judge Simorton. in the Dauphin coun-
" courJ, decided against John T. Harris.
who began mandamus proceedings to
compel Governor Hastings to issue him a
% commission alderman IN .IohnStown.
The court holds that the act of 1874 ap-
plies to this case and that there is nothing
in the law emitting each ward in Johns
town To TWO aldermen.
In the Quay vs.. Hastings Magee-Por-
jer-Marun Combine fight in the Republi-
can party, the JohuStown Tribune iS i'll
the fore front of the battle for Quay. while
the balance of our Republican contempo-
rarI"s in the county are on the top rail.
and don t exactly know on which side of
the fence they will drop. They haye not
yet commenced to wobbie
The dead body of an unknown man
was found in a manglcd condition at Nc
t'arVeyN station west of n Altoona on Friday
evening. The man wore dark coat over
blue working blouse and Il dark. Striprd
shirt. He was about five feet ten inches
| high and would probably weigh 100
pounds His face was not close Shaven
and he had reddish musuache
AT LewiSburg. Pa. James T. Forrest
used the sidewalk for bicycling \ citizen
sued him and the justice fined him 81
Defendant appealed and the Union county
( court reversed the Justice The case was
! then appealed to the supreme court and
| that tribunal has reversed the lower court
and sustained the justice. The supreme
/ court says the sidewalks are only for trav-
! elcrS
| -Gou can purchase a locomotive of most
any pattern for cents a pound. provided
| you want TO buy it that way. A promi-
ncnt official of the native power depart
| ment of a big road i authority for the
statement that a person securing the exact
! weight of a locomotive. ard mutipIying
the figures by eight. would ascertain to
within few cents the sum required to
| purchase il.
! "A remOnStrancc against the operation
| of brewery 10y the Order of st. Vincent
al the seat of the order near Latro5e. is
| being prepared 10y the leading Catholic
| priests and viii be presented to bishop
Richard Phclan some time this week.
| probably The protest has been signed by
| hearly all the priests in the Pitt>burg
| diocese. a few of the German priests being
alone excepted.
An EheuSburg Republican of good
| sta nding i'm The party said on Wednesday
| evening that If the delegates To the Re
| publican state convention from this couu-
| " voted against Quay for chairman they
| would do 80 against the wishes of three
/ foUrJh~ Of the Republicans Of Cambria
| county The Herald says that Peter
| Campbell. one OF the delegates. will no
d",tbi support GiIseson.
Compressed paper is rapidly finding
favor with car manufacturers for various
purposes. the latest thing being for axle
bearing At the Altoona shops of III,
Pennsylvania Railroad, IA number of en-
CINE truck boxes have been filled with
mcnt. Paper has been found a success fol
machinery bearings in helathe shop. ont.
wearing iron. steel and brass bearings.
John O-Toolr retired yesterday Wed.
na~day1 from the state department 1,
make room for Harry +. Preston. of Phil
Iphia. Il proicgr of David Martin. Mr.
O-Toolc is a Democrat and entered the de
partment during the second admiui>tra
tiou of Governor PattiSon. He will re
move To .Iohm>tuwn. where he resided a
the time of his Hdr"jsblU.
Patriot
The following named teachers hav
been selected to teach the Cambria town
ship schools: No. l. Bird Shcmkle: No =
Morgan Evans; No.3. Emmett Davis, M
f. Fred Jones: No. >. Edna Hughes; No
6. Julia Connell; No. :, blanche McKen
. rick: No. ;. Leonard Jones: No. .. CLAIR
Eeynun: No 10. Agnes Myers. The Salar
. is fixed at $50 per month and the term q
siN months viii begin on the first Monda
in October.
On last Thursday afternoon. July 18th
: Col. =. Elder. one of the TTjbUic'S mos
valued subscribers and friends. who live
near Bells Crossing. Ligonier township
handled I5> dozen of good heavy wheat
| What makes this remarkable i the fac
, | that MIR. Elder is now in the DIST year &
his age. and that hc did this work withou
any trouble whatever. The next muruin
D he was in Ligonicr, as usual. feeling a
= healthy and vigorous aS cvcr.-GrCCnSbtT
p | Tribune.
: The Sisters Of st. Joseph, aIthoug
urged by directors and patrons Of I'll
schools at Galitzin and Lilly to accept tn
: | positions Is teachers in the schools an
i test the constitutionality of the. garb bill
t. ucrSistcntly declined to do so, giving as
reason tina: they will not violate a law
. the state. however unjust and uncOnStitu
u tfonaI they may regard it. and, a a cor
7 sequence, the schools in these places, vi
e be filled by lay teachers
f lanes Goughuour, an inmate of til
=. aims house. who was recently admittc
from .Iohustowu. has become insane. La
winter while travelling in Somerset count
he was overcome With cold and was so S'
=, vercIv frozen that he had 10 have his fe'
=, ampuratcG. lie has been in the amShou:
. for some time. but it was only recent
=, { hat his mind became deranged, and ;
times lac is 50 violent that it has becOn
Nd. necessary to cOniiuc him in Il cell.
- AS the list of Cresson township scho
: teachers a. published last week was incon
l. plctc aud the names in several Instanc
wrongly given. we now give the CORE
- list a. furnished by the secretary: Scho