The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-30

ETCHINGs.-The house of Mr.. Joseph
Itel, in Washington township, together
with most of its contents, was destroyed
by fire on the 18th inst... Thomas Par
rish, member of the 77th Pa. Vols, and
resident of Munster township, this
county, died in Victoria, Texas, on the
2Sth September last He was aged about
% years. Rev. A. j. Hartsock, paste. of
the United Brethren congregation of
Johnstown, and Chaplain of the 133d Pa.
| Vols. during the existence of that nrgaui-
zation, was married to Miss Ruth Pringle,
daughter of John P. Pringle, Esq, of
Johnstown, on the 10Th inst The meet
| ing of the Borough Council Of Johnstown
on Wednesday evening of last week broke
up in a row, says the Tribune. One Of
| the members was expelled, and another
resigned. The cause of the outbreak is
not stated, but it IS shrewdly supposed to
have arisen from difference Of opinion
among the Councilmen as to whether their
prospective "new Court should be held
|
Lookup The barn of Mr. Samuel J.
Homer, residing mile out from Johns
town, together with its contents, was de-
s'royed By fire On the 14th inst Loss
estimated at 1890; no Insurance. The
West Pennsylvania engine house at Biairs-
vile was burned to the ground on Sunday
( ,,.,1
with it....The trial Of John p Reed, jr.,
indicted for the murder Of Deputy Pro
yost Marshal Grouse, resulted in an az.
quittal by the Bedford Court. We see it
stated that tie 77th Pa Vols, in which
are quite a number OF Caubrians, is to be
mustered out of service shortly. Per
contra, we also see it stated that the regi-
n2ent will be held till the expiration Of its
| term of enlistment. It is now in Texas.
| CoURT NEXT WEEK. The approach
| ing session OF our county Courts promises
to be an unusually interesting one. The
civil list has been heiI over for the sec
ond week, and the first weak VIII be de-
voted exclusively to criminal busl.neSs' OF
which there is a plethora. There are 10
| less than three indictments for murder
! pending-against the men Howser and
| Bowser for the murder of Misses Paul and
Muncay, and against John Gore for the
murder of Policeman Holmes. These
cases will in all probability come up next
week. Another murder trial down on
the calendar tor' this Court, that of Ream
and Riddle, was nipped in the bud by the
escape from Jail Of tie parties indicted
BY the way, it may not be generally known
that the Jail is guarded night and day
now, to prevent the forcible deIiverance
of the prisoners remaining in that insti-
tuition. In addition to the foregoing,
there will be the usual variety of minor
criminal business. We will have a full
report of the proceedings tor publication
DIED.-At the residence of her parents,
in Mahanoy city, Schuylkill county, Pa,
ON Sunday, the 18th instant, Miss EMILY
r. Paddock, aged about % years.
The deceased, with her parents, re-
sided in Ebensburg for number of years,
and was universally beloved for her many
bright and shining virtues. She had
enjoy ed good health until attacked with
that terrible disease Diphtheria, from the
effects of which she died. One SO young,
SO intelligent-au ornament to society
the pride of the household to be called
from amongst US so suddenly, brings to
mind most wildly that truth that ain the
midst of life We are in death" While
sorrow clouds the hearts of her many
friends, they cannot fathom, yet can they
feel for the uuutterable grief that exists
in that once happy home, now made sor-
rowful by the loss of fond, kind hearted
and affectionate daughter.
a FRIEND.
EbeasJuyg, Nov. %, 1865.
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