Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-08

TIRE ATLANTIC MoSrulY,. for March, con
tain. the concluding chapters OF George Be
dillon. Knight, which is brought to happy
termination; also, the second paper on Glacial
Phenomena in Maine, Out on Picket, an in
teresting sketch Of Chicago. an article on
rags, which treats very minutely Of paper
making, aad a variety of other entertaining
reading matter makes M the present number.
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This number Of the Galary contains the
second instalment Of Waiting for the Yer
dict, by Rebecca Harding Davis, with illus
trations by Hennesscy, and the following ar
ticles Nemesis, by H. H. The Temple
and Lincoln's Inn, by George Spence; Her
Answer, BY Mrs. W. II. Palmer Mazziu's
Last Manifesto, by W. l.. Alden ''Bien Ne
Va Plus, by Edward Gould Buh'um Hints to
Visitors to Paris, by Edward H. House {;
The Claverings, by Anthony Trollope ICON
cuded.
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The GALAXY for March !, 1867, is enlarged
twenty pages to make room for the eleven
concluding chapters Of the "Claverings, by
Anthony Trollope. The story is thus finish
ed in this number Of the Galaxy nearly three
months ahead Of its completion in England.
In the G0lary for April ! st will be commen-
eed the new novel by Mrs Edwards, author
Of Archie Lowell It will be entitled ''Ste-
phen Lawrence. Yeoman, and viii be print
ed from the author advance Ms. The sec
ond of the series ofpapers by Richard Grant
white, on Words aud their Uses, will be
given in the next March 18th number. It
will consider "Why the Exception proves the
Rule"
ARREST OF A DEspgEADo Some time last
year, a man named Joseph Matthew's who
resided in Backlog township, Huntington
county. sold a lot Of shingles to man ma
med William P Goshorn, residing in Tell
township Same county. The price Of the
shingles was about $50 The money not be-
ing paid down at the time of the sale it was
attached by some creditors Of Matthews. In
the fall, probably in October Matthews went
to Goshoru and demanded payment for the
shingles. Goshoru explained to him that the
money had been attached and declined TO
pay. Ihereupon Matthews proceeded delb-
erateiy ts set fire TO Goshorn' barn. and kept
watch over it with a loaded liGe till il was
burned 10 the ground. With malignity un
parallelled, he then shot and killed three
horses belonging to Mr. Goshoru after which
he made off, Goshou's loss was about
=, 600.
The miscreaut was not heard Of for long
time, but lately it was ascertaIned be was
staying at or near Garman Mills, In the Nor
thern part Of this county. A warrant was
issued for his arrest, aud on Monday of last
week Sheriff Myers aad Col. Vim. X. Piper,
Of Ebensburg, and MI Lutz, of Hunting
don county, undertook to serve the same.
They proceeded hence 20 Garman's Mills
but found that the guilty party had changed
bis quarters only day or two before their
appearance there. They gathered all the IN
formation they could come at atrespectiug him,
aud returned here the ensuing Friday
The same day Col. Piper and Mr.. LutZ,
concluding from information received that
the object Of their search had gone toward
Indiana followed i'm that direction. aud Ito
make a long story sh0Tt-ater an arduouS
but exciting chase Of seven days, came up
with him near Shel0cta, Indiana county not
far from the Armstrong county line, on Sun
day. lie was taken into custody. forthwith,
and was removed 20 Indiana, where he spent
the night In the county jail On Monday
morning he was taken to Huntingdon county.
Matthews IS q desperate character and was
for years the tenor Of The community in
which he lived. While ia this county he
went bv The name Of Albert Allen A purse