The Cambria freeman

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Yah. 25.-tUn. C'arrolltown, Cambria Co., Fa.

traveling on it, ami waa so jostled and

troubled by tha roughness of toe road that

tho event occurred much sooner than had

been expected. In the tuit which she has

brought against the company she lays the

damages at $10,000.

Facts show that Samana is worthless as

a naval coaling station that it is a bad har

bor, and cannot be made a good one, and

that it now costs 73 cts. per ton to coal

ships there above the price which it costs at

St. Thomas, where there is a first rate haven.

For Simana President Grant has agreed to

pay $150,000 a year, while at St. Thomas

all necei-sary conveniences for coaling our

men-of-war can be rented for $5,000 a year.

In Lensalem, Bucks county, recently,

an unmarried servant girl named Maria

Brew, threw her new born infant out of a

third btory window, forty feel from the

ground and next morning proceeded lo per

form her usual household duties. Tho body

of the infant was recovered at an early hour,

frozen to the ground, its head terribly mash

ed and bruised. The girl was at once ac

cused with the deed, and admitted the crime

without any seeming hesitation.

Recently James Roe, James Harry and

Leward M'Grass made a miraculous escape

from instant death at the ore mine of the

Thomas iron company, near i-'even Valley.

They were preparing to descend down the

shaft in a bucket, when the pin holding the

windlass dropped out, and they were precip

itated to the bottom, a cistauce of ueventy

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The Cambria freeman. (1871). Ebensburg, Pa., 1871-03-04. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83032041/1871-03-04/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Cambria freeman, 1871-03-04.