The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-18


MEMORANDA colored man named
Dennis fell dead at Peters coal bank, near
Blairsville, on the Sd inst, while engaged
at work. Heart disease is supposed to
have been the cause Rev Shcrthill, of
Jefferson county, recently eloped with the
wife of a Mr.. Colkett, of the same county
Each left family Of children They vent
west, and are reported to have been arres-
ted IN Indianapolis, Indiana. Tho Kepub-
lican Executive Committee of Westmore-
land county have instructed in favor of
Governor Geary for renomination.An
act is pending in the Legislature proyi-
ding for the election of an additional Law
Judge in the judicial district composed of
the counties of Indiana, WestmorelaEd,
and Armstrong. Two buildings were de-
stroyed by fire in Irwintown, Westmore-
land county, on Sunday evening week..
A little girl named Julia Adams, of Lew
istown, was poisoned few days ago by
eating cheese upon which arsenic had
been placed, for the purpose of poisoning
rats. Her life was saved through the use
of the proper antidotes... see it stated
IN number of exchanges that "a railroad
is talked Of between Ligonier and Latrobe,
in Cambria county" The exchanges
should overhaul their biographies. The
towns named are in WestmoreIand county
IAN infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
w. Hall died in Harrisburg on the Both
ult-.-.A wild deer wandered into Tyrone
on Tuesday of last week. An excited
crowd speedily surrounded it, and com
menced firing upon it. The amateur MIN
rods must have been visited by severe
attack of t'deer fever" for during the
shooting two men were touched by bull
lets, one through the hat in close vicinity
to the head, and the other grazing the
wrist. The deer was finally killed, and
Immediately after the Nimrods were all
arrested and fined for shooting deer out
of season 1'...The dwelling of S. Kleinfel-
ter, at Conemaugh station, was burned to
the ground on the 9Th inst. "A boy aged
IA years, who lived in the family of Geo.
Rhey, Millwood, Westmoreland county,
dropped dead on the floor of the house on
Thursday last. Maj. John NJ. Clark re-
covered $4,000 in bonds, stolen by the
Hurlichs and Morris, arrested in Altoona
two weeks ago for robbing, an Illinois
bank. The bonds were found secreted in
cell IN the lookup, and have been re-
stored to their rightful owners. "A man
named Funk was arrested in Altoona en
Saturday week, ON the charge of robbing
a store at Blair Furnace. He gave bail
in the sum of $780,. The store of Patter-
son & Weight, Yellow Springs, Blair
county, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
OF last week. Last fall, Rev Mr., Love, of
Huntingdon county, introduced, at oonsid-
erahle expense, number of Potomac black
bass into the Juniata river. A couple of
weeks ago, a man in Juniata county caught
one of these bass, killed it, cooked it, and
ate it. 1t is pity sharp pointed bone
hadn't stuck in his throat and choked him
to within an inch of DEATH There are
265 newspapers in Pennsylvania. Some
days ago, young man named Kapp, resi-
ding in Clarion county, slipped and fell
upon a sharp axe which he was carrying
His throat struck the axe with such force
as to sever the jugular vein, causing almost
instant DEATH. The snow went away last
week, but a new installment has lately ar
rived. One Rupert stabbed one Houck
in NJ M'Connellstown On Saturday night, but
did not kill him.
HATS, CAPS, &c--We direct the at
tnnt;nn of the rnadnr to the card In Ii,Ss