The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-07-28
shamefu! BETRAYAL Of Confidence.

a strange case ofbefrayal of confidence, with an
evident deslgn OF destroying the peace oi young
and contding female, came 10 ilShts lew uays
since in this city 1t that on Efsay night oil
last week a Young man OF respectable appearances
giving his name as S. NJ Suthae, accompanied by
young lady, arrived IN this city, by the western cars
and pat up al Reliy's Hotel, the corner OF Fourth
and Grant streets. They took their lodgings IA sep
crate apartments until Sunday last, when Mr. kelly,
the landlord, being suspicious that all was not right
mentioned The matter 10 the young lady, who lmEne
~diately burst into tears, and expressed wish 10
speak TO Mrs. Reilly IN relation TO her situation
Mrs. Reilly proceeded 10 her room, when she stated
10 her that she had been acquainted with Subtitle Tor
some lime aud that immediately before coming 10
Pittsburg. she was attached 10 Iades' boarding
school in an adjoining State, and that on thursday
last he took her away from tine school, representing
the precepjor OF the schools that he had the per-
mission of her parents TO take her on 10 her relations
in the east; aud that while her journey, her sus-
pcious were aroused, and that she then Believed his
intentions towards her We're not what ne had repre-
sented and hese suspcions were strengthened by
the treatment she had received at his hands since
their arrival at Pltsburg; and expressed desire that
Mr.. Reilly would protect her from his interference.
Young SutlItie was requested 10 leave the prem-
se, and upon his refusing 10 do so, be was given M
10 the custody OF officer, and taken before the
Mayor, Subsequently the Mayor had an interview
with her and her story TO him coroborated the state
ment OF Mr.. Reilly The Young girl requested the
protection of the Mayor, upon which the Mayor in
formed Sutfe Of the nature o. the interview, and
warned him that il he did not leave the city within
the space of six hours, he would cause him 10 be
prosecuted. The Young man then left the presence
of the Mayor, hut did not leave the city as he had
been requested.
After this hearing before the Mayor, Mr.. Reilly
made information before the Mayor, charging the de-
tendaht with conspiring with others to abduct the
young lady from his Tor dlshonorable purposes.
Subtitle was bed to bail in 81 600, default of which
he committed TO jail for further hearing on
Friday next Col. 5. w Black appeared for the
prosecution-to whom and 10 Mr.. Reilly, much cred
is due their laudabe efforts behalf of this
much injured glrl.-- -Pittsbhrgh UhaioA, 9Th.
PREMATURE BUeIAL.--A shocking instance of pre-
mature burial is related in Mannheim journal. A
woman whe according 20 the official register, had
ded on Easter Monday in child bed, duly buried.
I be curate OF the parish, whose house close 10
the cemetery, afterwards hearing moans from that
place, called medical man and ran 10 the cemetery,
but il too late.- The unfortunate woman was
found turned on her side in the coffin, welterng in
her blood but ST Ill warm. Her real death appeared
to have been preceded by severe struggle, the
coffin had been forced open, aud the wOnan had torn
her halr from her head. She could not have died
many minutes before the persons arrived. The sub
ect of premature buriaIs has excited the attention OF
the French governments and 1t Is proposed 10 estab-
lish deadhouses where the bodies of deceased per-
sons may be kept until decomposition commences,
which is now universally allowed TO be the only pure
evidence of death. Similar houses have long since
been established in many parts OF Germany
SINGULAR CAsE.-The Chicago Jouyaai, in speak
Ing Of the prevalence OF the cholera ia that city,
lates the follow ing singular case:
''One of our citizens attacked with cholera on
Saturday, and about O'Clock on that afternoon was
supposed 10 be dead. His shroud prepared, and
about TO be placed on him. The storm up
the windows of the where he laid where thrown
open the cold ar, charged with electricity, came
rushing IN, and the supposed dead revived, and
came TO life. He IS alive this morning, and proba-
bly, will recover.''