The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-15

On and after April 70, 1869, trans on tnis
road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBENsBURG-
Az 7.4o A. NJ, connecting with Philadel-
mia and Pittsburgh Express West, and
Southern Express East.
At7.1O P. NJ, connecting with Mail Train
West and Philadelphia Express East.
LEAVE CREssoN--
At $40 A. NJ, or on departure of Pitts
At s.3l P. NJ, or on departure of Mail
Train West.
MEMoRANDA-There was no 4th of
July celebration here, unless we take
couple Of pienics on the Sd to have filed
the measure of customary Observance for
that occasion The good old days when
there were barbecues, readings Of The Dee
laration of Independence, toasts, and fire
works, seem, to use common expression,
to be ''played out" The case oftle Com
monwealth against David Ball, for the
murder of job Sheath, in Escoaria town
ship Clear6eld county, was tried in Clear
field last week. The jury, after q few
hours absence, returned with E-ldict Of
"guilty of murder in the first degree"
The defendants counsel at once moved for
new trial, having learned that one Of the
jurors expressed himself most decidedly
in favor C hanging Ball, before the jury
was empannelcd Squire Rutledge, Jno.
Roberts, and Jno. Harris, were in town
Monday an called 70 see us. The North
a0estera Iadfpenjeat is the title of a new
monthly paper, just commenced at Butler,
by Clark Wilson, Isq, formerly Of this
place. The papc, is to be 'independeut,
fearless and fee" and opposes the re-elec-
tion of Hon. Alex. Leslie, Oh account of
his voting for the additional pastors and.
folders in the last Legislature. =. On the
I'd inst, as pleasure coach, a silver pal
ace car" on wheels, was returning to Johns
town from Woodvale, the horses became
frightened a. the whistle Of locomotive
Mr.. G.. w. Haws, who was acting rs CON
duetor, Jumped from the car to prevent
them from running away. In doing so he
was thrown under the horses feet and the
car with the load of passengers was pulled
over him, injuring him in the abdomen
and elsewhere so severely that he died on
Monday. lie leaves a wife and seven
children. The trial of Mrs. Shucart for
she murder of her husband, by admins
terIng poison, was concluded In the But
Ter Court on Saturday, the jury rendering
a verdict Of guilty of murder in the first
degree. Margaret Jane Flcnner, aged
about fourteen years, while in a field with
younger brother, in Richland township
this county, on the 4th inst, was kicked
IN the back of the neck by a horse and |
almost instantly killed "A young Girl in
Johnstown n@med M'Bride met with an |
accident on Saturday last, while crossing
the railroad, by being struck bv passing |
car. Her injuries are slight. The new |
court house in Indiana is progressing rap
ldiy'...James G, Null, Esq, has been ap-
pointed Deputy Sheriff of Cambria count
vice j. u. Hasson, resigned. Mr. Thomas
W. MIchaels, of Wilmore, has been an
pointed Sealer Of Weights and Measures
Tor Cambria county, instead of NIr, Henry
hratzer, resigned Mr.. OIicbaeIs opco
neid the position, and is familiar with It's
4u'les'.. We have not heard that work
las yet began on our telegraph. Our To-
al readers will be glad 70 hear that AZ |
-le" Liwyvo and troupe. the sweet SINGERS <
'ho gave couple Of entertainments Lsro .
couple of weeks since, vii return 60 F2b- "
'hsburS shortly, to remain month or Il
more. Dir. c. L. Frazer has rot only the i
! I'a'eSt' biggest, aud best drug store in .
,'1hStown, but IN any inland GOWN il tho ?
vase This IS the uniforms tcs,ip,,r- of Il
VI who have visited it.. .McG8uch and V
,'"ting' TWO OF the parties concerned in ~
nc HHmore homicide case. have been ra-
,'Sed on bail. Mr.. and Mrs I'll NJ i''
.eFr' OF the Continental Vocalists, depart
Aence for New York city on Monday of - :.
'S' week y host of friends will greet -
lem on their return. Mir Georce Eor ed
"I' OF Herlpfeld township, Westmore- NJ
"u county, was Killed few days AGO Oh 'oii
Saw-io8 which he vas attempting to ~
u On wagon Slipping and falling upon a,5 :
'Hi. Mr.. "nl- Lyth, of Indiana county Hi
aS Instantly killed on Saturday week bv Al
d morse taking fright at passing train La
Tie West Penn. railroad and throwino, 'ra
ID" against a bridge. William Laeb an tlt
IPoyee in the planning mill of the Penn.
, 'onla Railroad, at Altoona got cntanp- Cla