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

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SENTENCED TO BE HlNG-In the
Court of Oyer and Terminer, In Pittsbnrg
on the 18th inst, Mrs. Martha Grinder,
Benjamin B. MarschalL add Angus us
Frecke, who had been tried and found
guilty of murder in the first degree, were
brought in for sentence. Marschall and
Frecke were conducfeda into the Court
room by Sheriff Stewart and Warden
White, and were placed in the prisoners
box. Judge Sterrett then read the reasons
assigned for a new trial iD the case of
Frecke, and stated that nDthing had been
found in them to warrant the Court In or
derimg a new trial.
Judge Sterrett then ordered Marsenali
to stand up, and asked him if he had any
thing to say why sentence of death should
not be pronounced upon him. Marschall
replied 81 have nothing to say, except
what have said already" The Judge
ther read the sentence of death.
August Frecke was then asked, through
an interpreter, whether he had anything
20 saw why the sentence of death should
not be pronounced rpon him. He re-
piled through his counsel, 81 have moth
ing further TO say, except that am lnno-
cent. / did not murder the man. Mar
schall testified against me because [ said
he stole the strangers pipe in the car, and
because [ spoke about he blood on his
shirt. Marschall said [ would have to
hang as we'll as he' The Judge pro-
nounced his death sentence, and the Two
prisoners were then remaDded to prison.
Mrs Grinder was next brought into
the Court room, supported by Sheriff
Stewart and tipstave. She appeared to
be in feeble condition, and totally un-
prepared for the terrible ordeal. Her face
was pale, and ir dicated that she was labor
ing under great mental suffering. After
being seated in the box, she cast her eyes
on the floor. end did not raise them until
Judge Sterrett ordered her to stand up.
The prisoner rose tremblingly to her feet,
and in response to the question whether
she had anything to say why the sentence
'ot death should not be passed upon her,
said-"I have nothing to say; | am not
guilty; that is all have to say" Her
sentence was then read, and after few
minutes the Judge directed the Sheriff to
conduct her TO her quarters i'll prison.
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Reduction of Expenses.

a short time ago about four ffths of
our Provost Marshals were mustered out
of service, ali the Surgeons and Commits
sioners having preceded them; number
of districts were consolidated at central
and convenient points, and the records
removed there for reference in the settle
ment OF soldiers and bounty accounts
We now learn that further consolidation
will probably take place at The end of the
month, resulting in the mastering out o.:
service of number of Provost Marshals,
and that the clerical force now employed
in these offices will be reduced at least
fifty per cent.--until there will be but one
or two in the service OF the whole State
Our people will be glad of any reduction
in the expenses of our Government, and
certainly have 70 reason to complain of
Secretary Stanton in ttis respect. Some,
however, express their astonishment that
the whole Provost Marshal system was
not abolished the day after Lees surren-
Ger, and cannot see what there is to do in
that department. of government service,
"now that the war is over" UInfortu-
nateiy the records of these Offices are ne
cessariIy referred to daily, by soldiers
whose muster rolls have been lost, by
others who claim local bounties, and by
ward and township authorities in the set
Element of various questions arising from
tie payment of bounties. A very short
time will close this business. when the
records will be removed to Washington
City, and The Few remaining Offices closed.
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THE CHoLERA.-The Government is
kept fully advised on the subject of the
cholera abroad, through its consuls. The
latest dispatches show that the epidemic
is disappearing from Palermo, where it
has been more vlrulent than at any other
place on the Mediterranean. The disease
is evidently now growing inland and
spreading over the Peninsula. it has
crossed the frontier of Spain and passed
into Portugal The cholera has com
pletely ceased at Constantiuople, also at
Gaietz, and other ports of the united priu-
cipalities of Moldavia and. Wallach;a
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The Atlantic Gable.

a project has been started in London
for carrying cable across the Atlantic
by an entirely new route. A MIR Allen has
invented new cable, which be ahirms i
better than a1y other. lie shealhes his
wire rdhh gutsa-percha covering, in
stead of having a sire protection outside
His wire has an 's;nsernal conducting cop
per core, of dimensions varying from the
proposed length of the cable, protected by
spiral coatipg of small steel wires
which themselves constitute the strength
of the cable-the whole embodied in gut
ia percha, ard covered with an outer Gov
criug of tarred hempep rope 1t weighs
only one fourth of the lost Atlantic cable ;
is oaly ive-eights of au inch in diameter,
instead of one and one tenth inches takes
up little room in ship costs about a
fifth Of the other cables, aud will transmit
amuch greater number Of letters IN given
time. The projected line is intended to
run from London to Oporto, six hundred
miles from Oporto to Azores, nine hun
dred miles; ard from the Azores TO Hal
flax, fourteen hundred more. IL the ter
minus were made at Sandy Hook instead
of Halifax, the scheme would be more
likely to enlist the support of the Ameri
can people.
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s3- The rebel pirate Shenandoah ar
rived in the Mersey on the 7th inst. and
was surrendered to the British authori-
ties. Capt. WaddelI, the commander, and
the entire crew were Immediately paroled
and allowed to 90 on their way rejoicing
Ttis thought that this high handed action
will lead TO new complications between
sperfdious Albion" and the United States
government.
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s@It appears that Preston King, on
the morning before he drowned himself,
purchased twenty-five pounds of shot, and
declining to have it sent home, had it
equally divided and put in two bags.
which he hung about his neck by cord
and concealed by his overcoat. This
plainly indicated what his settled purpose
was ...
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ra.Luke P. Poland. Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court of Vermont, has been
appointed by Governor Dillingham; as
United States Senator to fill the vacancy
made by the death of Senator Collamer,
He is said to be an able statesman.
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pea- The official vote Of the late cleo
tion is just published For Auditor
General, John f. Hartranft. Union, lad
23S. 400 votes; W. w. Fl. Davis, Dem,
had 215,740 votes; Hartranft's majority,
% 600 For Surveyor General, Jacob VI.
Campbell, Union, had 237 967 votes
John p Linton, Dem. 2l5,9S1 votes /;
Clmpbell's majority, 21 1888.
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JOHN M1TcHELL.-It Is announced
that this noisy and pestiferous traitor has
gone to France, which we cannot but re.
gard as very appropriate choice of resi-
dence a despotic government only is
fit for men like Mitchell. who know not
how to appreciate free institutions, and
cannot enjoy liberty without abusing it.
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PoNrooN BEIDGE.-A pontoon bridge,
13 feet wide aud 208 feet long, has been
planted across the Conemaugh River eight
miles below Johnstown, at Bakers Fur
mace The bridge is composed of tour
large floats, planked, and connected by
strong iron hooks. twill support train
of railroad cars. aud is to be used in the
ofaore aud pig metal So
we learn from the Johnstown Tribune.
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ASUccEssFUL NEWSPAPER. The New
York Tribune on the LIT instant, divided
among its stockholders, $4,000 as the
profits Of four months' business. As the
entire original stock of the institution was
only 100000 the dividend is somewhat
remarkable. The eprcsen. capital stock OF
the Tribune Association. invested IN ma
chinery and buildiugp. is over $500, 600
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A MAN named M'Tammany was seri-
ously though not fatally injured in Wash
inet6n township, Cambria county, on last
Saturday night, by tree falling upon
him
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IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
" 4TYONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.

!, 5,GzI E; ss5TH,A saT1s4, M Principals,
First College Building, corner Penn Stellar
streets.
Second College Building, Odd Fellows Bull
ding, Fifth street.
Third College Building, Nos. &c and % St
Clair street.
ARRIVALS FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOV. 25, 1865
P. L. Speck, Flushing, Belmon. CO., Ohio
D. Haughman, ReGoank Furnace, Arm'g. Pa.
H. B. Hagg, New Philadelphia, Tus. co., o.
C. Nauman, Clinton, Summit CO, Ohio.
j. n. Myers, Cass, Venango CO., Va.
Fl. NJ Dougan, Washington, Wash. CO., Pa.
A. L. Somers, Cuyahoga Falls, Summit CO o.
j. G. Fullerton, Mt. Jackson, Lawrence co Pa
A. W. Irwin, Arroyo, Elk CO., Pa.
G. L. Cotton, Indianapolis, Marion CO., Ind.
r. L. Sibley, Creighton, Guernsey co., Ohio.
W. s. Mcdowell, Mt Paruel, Frank. CO., Pa.
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j. H.lBeck, .11"
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]. !. i, / Mel'nsF' Congress, Wayne CO., O.
J. E. Warner, .
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J. B. Scott, Athens, Athens co., o.
F. B. Smith, Bridgeport, Bel. CO., o.
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G. W. Mccullough, Blooming Valley, Cw'd CO
R. NJ. Sipes, Salt Lick, Armstrong CO., Pa.
]. T. Clifton, Washburn, Grant CO., Wis.
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%. S. Curry Eldersville, Washington CO., Pa.
For terms and information concerning the
College, address
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Pittsburg, Pa.
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The subscriber has just received large
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ITALLAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE,
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aA- Congress meets on Monday next,
December 4th, at II O'Clock, meridian.
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strong by the President in his reconstruc-
tion policy. 1t is wisdom to take the bull
by the horns now, and settle this thing
forever.
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7 ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED
IL IN THE POST OFFICE,
AT EGens6urg, State of PennsylpGnia.
NoYembe: l, 1865.
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