The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-06-24

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na A lady called recently at the Of
fee OF the Newport, Rhode Island Ne,os
and paid fer the paper TO be sent 20
neigbbor, who had troubled her so mucl
by borrowing it that she took this Inethot
of getting rid OF the nuisance.
aen- Minister Curtin, who sailed fo
st. Petersburg on Thursday last, is &C
companed by Mr.. Titan j Cofey a,
Secretary of Legation, AID by Rober
f. Gra:z, Esq, as Private Secretary
These two gentlemen compose his suite.
DG~ In Michigan, last fall, whilst q
iarmer was th-eshing, pig got aeciden
tally covered up in the straw stack. and
this spring, seven aud half months after
the pig was found there alive. On being
liberated, 1t evinced disposition to eat.
naS- 1t is singular fact that no Pres
ident of the United States, up to the pres
emf time, has had child born in the
White House 1t is understood, how
ever, that the fact will not exist long.
Instcad OF peace, we are likely to have
squally times at The White House.
se- The Republicans of Indiana have
nominated the following ticket: Assem-
bly,, d NJ. Marshall; Prothonotary, John
Lowry; Sheriff, Henderson G. Howard; ;
Treasurer, Noah Lohr; Commissioner
John l. Fleming; Auditor, A j. Ham
lion.
sg~ Amanda Craig, Tilted virgin of
thirtv-fye sum y, 90, has Just obtained
.erufcU Tor one hasdred thousand dollars
against L. S Sprague for breach of prom
ise. Sprague is festive old boy Of fifty
ard worth half million of dollars. His
counsel have moved for a new trial.
neA- Samuel Thompson, of Granville
township, Mifiin county, son of widow
Whitman, was seriously injured by
wagon loaded with bark running over him
on Tuesday of last week. The accident
occurred while coming down hill. His
hench Done was broken and his BODY
otherwise crushed.
n@- "The Hylidaysburg Standard
touches on the topic of hogs. He is al
home there. ."-ANegtaniin.
The AHe9hanian editors ought to know
they were raised among ngs."-i Stand
ard
We were not acquainted with you and
yours in our youth.
neA The Gettysburg Monument is to
be dedicated on Thursday, July first, and
a large concourse Of visitors from all parts |
OF the Union is expected The Grafton
will be delivered by Senator Oliver z. |
Morton, o. Indiana; the poem, by Bayard |
Taylor, and the prayer by Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher.
The PeDn'a r. r. Co. has contract
I'd to furnish transportation for 5000
Mormon emigrants that are to arrive
rom the old country, during the pres
mt season, and be forwarded to the
aud OF the saints, beyond the Rocky
Mountains. They viii arrive in detach-
meets of 400 and 500 at time.
eg~The Bank of England stands in
hree parishes, and covers nearly four
lcres. The quantity of gold in its
aultS on the lst day January, 1869. un-
olned, Is returned at 98,760,397 Is. Sd.
here was DO silver in its vaults on the
st day of January, 1869, uncoined. The
ank aud its premises are assessed to the
oor rate in the sum of e37, $40.
ssa- Two white men were killed by a !
mall baud of Indians, supposed to be
'O0, dltcIutOu near Lone Tree. | 4
q the Platte river, $50 miles from
'maha. The steamers Nile ard Ida I
tees, from Fort Benton, report the Indi- 8
Us above fighting among them selves and
Illlng whites when found alone, but
taking no demonstrations against the
oats or forts.
Sss- Near Deiphos, Ohio, on Thursday
7enlng, two well to DO farmers, named 3
'hu W. King and Enos Bryan, quarrel v
d about fence dividing their farms. $
ryan knocked King down couple of t
mes, when the latter seized an ak and {
ruck the former a blow on the neck,
Verlng the jugular vein and causing
sath IN few minutes. King gave him
II up to the authorities, and on Thurs
y at his primary examination was
'und over to answer the charge of q
urder. lie was taken to the Allen h
unity Jail, where he will remain till the h
Getting Of Court. Both men were ~old T
ID respectable citizens, and as such the d
lair creates considerable excitement. le n