The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-01-18
I0CII AND PERSONAL.

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.,xsRURa AND CREssoN RAILROAD
nd after Monday, November 20, 1865,
I, an this road will run as follows:
'vr EBENsBURG-
AVE- !eE A. n. connecting with Day Ex.
East and Pitts. L Erie West.
onp NJ. connecting with Altoona Ac-
~ .om west ami Mail East.
-,0IM sAth NJ, or on departure of Pitts.
- ~ Erie Nail West.
NJ. or on departure of Mail
: FbW. biE H. WILLIAMS, Gen. Supt.
OoRERT PITCAIRN, Supt. Pitts. DiV.
RrsER. THE CONVICTED MURDERER,
MS OWN DEFENsE.-We continue
nsk the publication of Buser's plea
sb own Behalf. BY giving the state
n publicity, we do not endorse it as a
or whole-we merely accord the
,Oner the right TO be heard for his life.
far he succeeds in explaining away
testimony which convicted him, we
re each reader to judge for himself:
he Public:
will tell the public about John S. john
who swore positively, that helpea 10
Mrs. Miller on the 18th of July. l deny
and saw that it was the i4th of July that
.,ed her to move. He swore also that
w Howser and myself go away on the
Of June; this also, | deny. Again, he
N that | told him | was going to % the
nain," which l deny, as l never told
that. | did tell him, on the 18th of June,
was going to the oil region, but he said
A, witness stand that / told him ''the
1a;n." told him knew a man in Erie
nv that had $40, 900, but not in Cambria
y. | don't know any man in Cambria
Nv who owns $4,000, property and all
together.
also state that the conversation to which
teferred about me bargaining about his
Ss bappeued this way. ae had his house
I'd bT the wear, and he wanted to get his
nj ont OF it, so that he could occupy it
Eelf told him to sell it. He said q I
I said, "make sham sale to me-"
said, " we'll, I will" Then | asked him
much he would take for it. He said,
#irteen hundred dollars" l said, /" that
ore than / will ever be worth" Now, he
Is into court and swears it was in earnest
him, too, that | would give him five
red dollars and he should give me deed,
would go and show it to Mrs. Eckhart,
she would move out, and he could move
twas only to be sham sale.
rla were given, by the Mayor, to make
hse empty on the 18th Of June, and
Tnesday previous Mr.. Johnston Offer
money to buy out Mr.. Skaters barber
If Babis Howser and l had money,
ihe CJohnston) have offered us money
gthe barber shop? When l asked Mr..
fr what he would take for his barber
he said he was only in fun and didn't
10 sell when he offered me his shop on
Eth of June. So the public can see we
10 money.
WISER and l never had a quarrel about
" On the morning of the 4th o. July
quarrel about a revolver. Mr.. john
and l wanted to shoot at mark in the
and Howser would not give me the re-
y, for the reason, he said, that we might
some one and get into trouble. This
vas the cause of the quarrel. Mrs. Gra-
heard us, and during which HOwser
give me my share of the money out
and do with it what you like" l an
ID him, "pay me what you owe me, and
give you your share out of it," / said,
n no fool, and Mrs. Graham put to it
you see any thing green in my eye ?"
bis HOwser sold Mrs. Graham a ring
days after she got married. The public
bserve that Mrs. Graham offered herself
for witness, and AMI sorry that l lost
teOnd letter she wrote me telling me she
al about me being at home from the
TIL the ninth of June. | find, too, on
ZION, that Mrs. Graham did not come to
Niller's until Friday, the ninth of June.
Graham deried on the witness stand that
Ver went over to Hinkle's saloon. Now,
ert mat she was there, and more, that
wanted Howser to learn her to dance
gSt now tell what happened from the
OF June till the eighth of June. On
lhe second of June, in the evening,
lee came TO the house to see if all was
saturday, evening, police came again
unG all right. Sunday, all quiet. Mon
eahg, dance at Hinkle's and all goes
~ tuesday, Dutchman comes there |
r. GOWn on chair and goes to sleep, |
wagner tells me to ask him what |
I.s' Tu did he said :" nothing" and |
sONser SICK same day, and got key of |
nun Mrs. Miller to get a drink of |
ABOUT two O'clock same day, Miss |
usseh comes there and wants to sell
ANA coat. Evening, police came around.
~ quiet. Wednesday, Mrs. Wigiey and
80 ana Miss Dia. Hofe come on q v;s;t
was chosen cook. Ate supper at " ahoni l
CLOCK After supper, Mrs. W,~Iev SpUus auS
: gley with Miss HOfe, went with y gom omu
lager beer saloon. Miss Wiglev saw saTd
Ge%t. All passed off quiet. Sert
9, Mrs. Miller said to me. this = ~
: ,o O' June, and on this day Susan Wool.
come out of the prison. Told her
III Is as. me 9TH of July she was TO come
} ~ a.. 'nat Fanny Clark was TO como M ' on.
Sue aaefFards. She insisted that if
. ssSaS eSeatn OF June. The same morning
! re- oo eo; Two shirts for US, as | told her
! avs sOlNg up to Braddock's Fields in a
Eit Al N ~ Wednesday evening a dance
nd wa.le's nIGle's. ]. S. Johnston in the.
lon s,;S I.s '. howser and me to ioiu i'm
elD r,4 mo 10 70 howser, "you fellows would |
on s,t, Il | had got my head broken.n
lnJ aeu Ua Howser what kind of man 7 |
il Brbo.Sser told him / was coward
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