The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-06-10

IN and after April 25, 1869, trains on this
,os5 will run as follows:
Lave EBENsBURG-
At 7.4O A. NJ, connecting with Philadel-
.hja and Pittsburgh Express West, and
southern Express East.
ATOP NJ, connecting with Mail Train
vest and Philadelphia Express East.
LEAVE CREssON--
At9.2O A. NJ, or on departure Of Pitts
sprrh Express West.
At 88I P. NJ, or on departure OF Mail
Train West.
COURT PRoCEEDINGs.-Below we give
the Court proceedings transacted at the
Quarter Sessions, June Term, up to We'd
re5day noon:
Com VS. Charles Kibler. Indicted for
larceny District Attorney, on motion,
entered nolle ioroseq,a, def't to pay cost.
Com. VS.. Amelia Noel. Indicted for
adultery. Found guilty in manner and
form in which she stood indicted.
Com. VS.. Peter Boyer Indicted for
| Aaultery. Not guilty, and the prosecutor
By the cost of prosecution.
Com. vs. William Emigh Indicted for
assault and battery with intent to kill.
NoHe proseqa,i entered on payment of cost
BY defendant.
Com. VS. Adam Leiden. Indicted for
eIling liquor without license. NoI. pros.
uttered.
Com. VS.. Adam Leiden. Indicted for
Rling liquor on Sunday. Found guilty
manner and form as he stood indicted.
ACom. VS.. Cyreachus Schncpf Indicted
+ selling liquor on Sunday. Guilty in
anner and form in which he stood IN
Acted
Com VS.. Cyreachus Schnepf Indicted
selling liquor withou5 license. Found
lty in manner and form in which lie
od indicted.
Com. VS.. John X. Skelly. Indicted for
ault and battery. Not guilty and pros
ltor pay costs.
Com. VS.. S. f. Williams. Indicted for
ceny. Found guilty,
Com. vs.. Sibly Richmond. Indicted
burglary. Not guilty.
IN COMMON PLEAS
David II. Roberts, Administrator de
Hoa cum testamcnto aane.co, Of Pat
Mccoy, decd, VS.. VIM. w. Client
,h. summons in ejectment. On trial.
Ms hILLED.-On Monday evening,
hanger, under the influence Of intoxi-
liquor, made his appearance at the
oS Mr.. William Callan, at Cresson,
asked for "a drink" Where he
from, whittier he was going, CIR what
p2me or business, was not known. His !
lest was refused. He then made the !
ark that he believed he would go
Grant street" and started in the
1on OF Lilly station, p Il. r. The
heard Of him, his dead body was
Ia short distance east of Lilly His
Vas entirely severed from his body.
vas found one-fourth of a mile nearer
than the body. 1t is supposed that
I On the track and went to sleep, and
Passing train struck him. On his
was found a gold watch key bear
'as inscription" JoAa L. Loia."
@s "el, dressed, and bore the general
['neo Of gentleman. Supposed to
O''n about 50 years old. These are ,
particulars that have reached US. t
AIAccIDENT.--On Thursday morn ,
young boy named Brookbanke i
'-' lying alongside the line of the d
5and Erie Railroad, near St. Mary. e
'-4'y, IN an inssnsible condition. h
tTenty-one hours after his dis 7
out was unable to speak till death =
'ld to his sufferinss Nothing is \
With certainty as to how the acci,
lppened. He had been to some >,
st. and was returning to his home y
Ion county, and it is suppoaed that 4
Monday night he walked off the n
,"' IN a state Of somnambulism. ~
'ceased was son of our towns
John Brookbanke. His BODY n
sat here Saturday, and on Sun "
."o"ed to its final resting place
concourse Of friends aud rela-
I' was bright, cheerful eighteen
10Y and gave promise of future II
'o society. Peace to his ashes. 81
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VT OF OF HERoIsM-The Pittsburg he
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