The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-06-11

On and alter Monday, May IL, 1868,
trains on this road will run as follows:
Leave EBENsBUEG-
At 1885 \. NJ, connecting with Accomoda-
ton East and PhiIa. Express West.
Al l5 P. NJ, connecting with Phila. Ex.
Erst and Mail West.
LEAvE CGEssoN-
At 800 A. N, or on departure Of Phila.
Express West.
81 s.55 P. NJ, or Oh departure Sf Phila Ex-
press Last.
DcIHcs N CorET.--In our COUNTY Court
the following cases have been disposed of
since closing our rapport on Tuesday even
ing of last week. Our reFume brings as
up 20 TEesday evening of the present week,
commencing with 7hc case we left on trial
in the
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Com IN V. Nm- Snay et. al.-Iudictment,
hrst count, riot; second count, assault and
battery. Jury find dcfeudunts guilty on
second cosRt and not guilty on the first
This was case on whieh more than ordi-
nary interest for one of such character
wac msuiiested. From the testimony it
appeared that the occurrence tIanspired at
Schoo! House No. 3, in Summerh!ll town
ship, scue time in April last, at the con-
c.usion of meeting Of the Board Of School
Directors. Peter MGough, Esq, the prose-
NANoAf " - aSSa'uf bCu " l4.S OGlSLdiLlS, ~
appears from the verdict OF the jury, and
for this assault they were convicted. Not
sentenced.
Com III vs.. John HurIey.-Indictment
assault and battery. Jury hud Defendant
Isot guilty, acquitted him the plea OF in
Eanity.
Ccm'th vs. Joseph Morelitz-Indict tmeut,
Obtaining goods by false prGteDses. De-
iendnat pleads not guilty, and jury go find,
but require him TO pay costs.
Com III vs. Geo Observation-Disclosures
nssuuit aud battery. Mesars. KopeIin,
Johnston Snd district Attorney Barnes Tor
EOmDOnY eaith, and NesSrs Pershing and
Potts for drfer dnnt. From the well known
reputation Of the counsel engaged il may
DC Inferred that this wRs d case OF 10 little
Importance, at least with reg.rd TO the
principle Involved. The facts are briefly
these: The defendant Was tt police officer
in JOhnStowu, and while having in custody
man named Eoter--a furmer from Som
'rsst CouCly- whom he haG arrested for
cbstructinZ : the sidewalk, he was met by
another farmer named Weaver, from the
Same county, vino in some manner became
Nutangied with the officer, the prisoner and
the crowd, and before he could make his
ext was strusk on the head with a cane or
stick in the hand Of the Officer Some
twenty or ~ cuty-fve witnesses were ex-
nuIiucd and able arguments made on both
Ftes, after which on Thursday last, the
z.use GaE gwen 10 the Jury, who found the
.leieLGaut guilty, aud he was seutenced tc
IA @uC q. oGe dollar and cO5ts-the costs be.
iIg tue big end of the sentence, say hum
.drea doli,Es The HanurabIe Court
~ passing sentence took occasion t. re-
1.iuG ofAcers Of the law that they had no
right TO strike 1sy prisoner, or il any man
I.er uaitreat any person under arrest, un-
less the cuipriI wEs actually eudeayOrinE q
to make ms escape doctrine which, we
mix. ehcul" meet the approval Of the peo-
Of any free country.
Com'th vs. David y. Weaver ana Chris
-tlan Shetier.-First count, assault on an
officer, with intent to rescue a prisoner
second count, assault and battery. Not a
true bill, ana county TO pay costs.
Cont VS. Sarah Camerou.-Assault and
battery. Not true bill, and Alexander
Z mcrsn, prosecutor, 10 pay costs.
Cepl'Ih vs.-John A. SchnabIe, Anfh onY
Schnable, and AIphonsus schnable,-As-
Enult and battery. Not n true BILL aud tha
luosecut@r, Francis Peters, to pay the costs
Comth rs. Thomas MulInny-Indict-
mept, murder, in causing the death OF his
wife in December, 1895, is noticed by US
TWO weeks ago-John Maxwell prosecutor.
Not true bill, and the county in for COS ls.
Con'th Va. Wn,. Pharr.-Keeping tip
ping house. Not a true bill and the couu-
~ for costs.
Cou.'th IS. Thomas Mallany.-Assault
Rud battery. Not a-tTge bill, and Sabina
Ryan, Prosecutrix to pay costs.
Com ia IS. Saba Ryan.--Assault and bat
tcry. Not Il truc bill, and Thomas Muilany,
prosecutor, to pay costs.
Com III Us. Geo. W. Lloyd, Jr.-Assault
and battery. Net n true bill, and proser u =
Ser. Martin Oaks, TO pay costs.
COMMON PLEAs-FIRsT wEEE.
Il. ". Ganetson Va. Joseph Cole and B er-
nard Byrues,--kepleyiu. Jury find for
Iiaintif $50 damages.
Edward 1rGlade vs.. Pa, r. r. Settled by
confession ofjudgment in favor of Plain
tin for 5000 and costs.
Com'th "a. Philip Burkhart.--Wite de-
tertion. Settled by agreement CT parties
70 coLabit aEd defendant TO pay costs.
SECOND WINK.
Sophia krebs ~. ScEomHkcr Lang
Fe'gued Issue. Jury End for defendants
Spencer, AcE~y & Co. We. SchomGker &
LaEg.-Fejgned Issue.
Carson, Darlington 4 Co., VS.. Sch ON aker
& Lang,-Feigued issue.
jury find fer defendants In both the above
cases, which were tried together, much
the same question Sas involved in both is-
sues.
John Brother,ius vs.. John r, Smith, An
thory Swines, JONES Swnes and Michael
Cassiday.-Eje ectment. Ga trial Tuesday
evening.
SUDDEN DEATH AND SAD WARNING Our
friend, Mr.. Henry Hughes, of Summitvile
Informs US that a lad aged twelve OF thirteen
wears sou of Mr. Matthew Adesberger a res