Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-26
VOL. 2. NO. 5.
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/ lie, on conviction OF having aItcreu Il sNitchs
which caused a train of cars to be thrown
from the track of the Concord railroad
- 1t is now assumed in England that the
ship Lady Nugent, Which, last spring, went
from Madras, with troops for the British army
in Burmah, was lost in the Bay Of Bengal.
with all on board, over four hundred persons.
Nothing has since been heard of her
- On Thursday rsght, Adanls s Cos Il@
press Office was entered in Wilmington, Del,
and robbed of 2.20O.
II Kenedy's clock factory at Hartford
(Ct.), was burned on the 20. inst ~ loss
10000.
- There were three deaths from yellow
fever on Thursday, and three on Friday in
Savannah There was no deaths from the
epidemic in Augusta.
- There was S15, 600 insurance the
life of Edward Sandford Esq, who was lost
by the wreck of the Arctic
A deserted husband in Baltimore ad-
vertises his wife as having left his bed and
board and offers a reward Of fifty dollars to
any man that is white, and has never been
convicted of stealing, who viii marry her
and take her to California
- Miss Jcnie Bear, an amiable young lady
in Ohio, recently hung herself having been
disappointed in a love affair. She could not
'@bear" it any longer.
- \ Madrid correspondent, describing the
interest the poor classes take in bull-6ght
says, that week or two ago a man actually
cut off his wifes hair while she was asleep,
and sold it, in order to raise money for the
fight
- DIR. George Buchanan, of TTillsdale,
/ Ohio. killed himself, the other day, by an
overdose of morphine, while suffering from
an attack of cholera morbts.-It would seem
that he was a little inclined to give large
doses of that medicine, as he had short
time before been arrested for malpractice. in
causing the death of child BY it.
= There is an old man in Paris, who fol-
lows the novel trade Of throwing himself under
the wheels of omnibusscs, in order to get
hurt and be paid for it, and has within the
last FIVE years received more than $4,000
for broken legs alone.
- DIR Thayer has been indicted for murd-
er in the second degree. An incorporate
man, named Lesan, Enthusiastically dressed,
rode up to the doctors house, near Belfast,
Maine, and began to taunt him upon some
delicate domestic matters-Dr Thayer hav-
ing married Lesan's wife, after she had OBJ
tanned a divorce-when the doctor pulled Le-
san from his horse. breaking his thigh, of
which injury he is alleged to have died
- Jacob Maeser, tavern keeper at West
Wheeling, was robbed on Sabbath last, while
he and his wife were at church, of about
s., 600 The sum of 81, 800 in gold, with
a certificate of deposte of 81, 600 in the
Savings Institution, and a considerable amount
in banknotes, were taken from desk in a
drawer of which Mr. NJ had left his key
- The Somerset Democrat of the 18th
inst says: We learn that an afray occurred
near the Sand Patch Tunnel, in this county,
on Saturday evening last between a number
of the Irish employed there which terminat-
ed in a severe beating by them of Chauncy
T. Stoner and Jacob ? Hutzell, of Green
vile township. Stoner died of his wounds
early on Monday morning, and officers were
Immediately despatched to arrest the perpe-
traitors of the act. 1t is said that the beating
of Stoner and Hutzell originated from their
interference in the Irish quarrel. Hutzell is
considerably injured. We have no doubt the
guilty parties have been permitted to escape,
as no arrests have yet been made
- A fire at Louisville on Thursday destroy
cd property to the amount of $4,000
- Graham's saw mill, at Fredonia, Pa,
was destroyed by fire on Saturday Loss.
SG0, 900.
- The niagara Mali of the 18th inst.
says that the large three masted vessel, the
Ocean, with very valuable cargo, was total
, ly destroyed by fire on the 18th inst, in the
harbor of Part Dalhoude; loss estimated
, $500 600 Port Dalhousie is the harbor for
st. Catharines, about eleven miles from
: Niagara
A bastard or THE ARcTIc.-The New
i York papers state that one of the ESCAPED
P seamen of the Arctic shipped on board tn,
Atlantic on Saturday Just as the steame
Q was about to sail he was discovered by Capt
g West, who took him by the collar and march
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