The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22

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ANOTHER HoMIcIDE.-On Tuesday |
evening, Lewis Holtzner stabbed Philip
Phalon at Fry's sawmill, Susquehanna
township. The latter died almost instant
". As we go to press, we have not learned
the cause of the quarrel noT full particulars
.e,he sad occurrence. Holtzner is a York |
countv man. and came to this section about |
TWO months ago. Phalon is native OF
This county Both parties were employed !
on Frys sawmll
MEMoRANDA.-John Murray, Esq of
Pittsburg, was in town several days last
week Over forty years ago Mr.. NJ. was
a resident of Ebensburg, when and where
lie published, for period of three years,
the Cambria Gazette newspaper, the sec
ond newspaper printed in Cambria county
-. Rain has fallen on forty-ivc of the last
sixty days One day last week, we saw
two baskets Of fne trout brought to town,
each basket containing about five dozen
Piscators can find frst-rate field for the
exercise of their art hereabouts. Harvest
has commenced 1t is thought the grass
crop was never better than this season..
Gu. borough authorities have lately been
making some needed improvements on the
crossings of streets and alleys. \ wide
field ofIabor is before them. Dir. Thomas
Mcnoher, of Fairfield township, Wcstmore-
land county, committed suicide by hanging
on the 21st ult. He was of weak mind
rich-wanted to marry some woman-his
A-otherS and friends, who desired to secure
his property, frustrated his dcsiro-hence
the melancholy result....The soldiers Of
iho warof 1912 held Il meeting in Indiana
or the 5,n instant, and passed a series OF
resolutions complaining IF the failure Of
the Government thus far to grant them such
proper recosai,io1 Of their services, in the
shape Of pensions, as they deserve. The
Id men, ny Of them poor and Paupcrs,
and rapidly going down to the grave, aGd
st were indeed 81. ght service TO render
them in their declining years the bounty
of the Government for which they fought
in their youth II 4. GibbouS mas re
ccived the contract to carry tue mails TO
and FROM Lorstto and points noTth.--.One
Isenberg, foreman in furniture manufac-
tory at Huntingdon, struck his hand
against a revolving circular saw on the 3d
and had three of his fingers cut oif...A
Hollidaysburg colored base ball club aud
n Huntingdon ditto played a match game
at the latter place on the Jth Holidays
burgers victorious. Frank Fogel cut Da-
vid Sellers, IN Hollidaysburg, on Wedncs-
day of last week, seriously injuring him
...Mr. Wm. G. Mccormick, respected
citizen Of Altoona, died on the Sd inst..
A 13 year old daughter Of G. Miller, Of
Huntingdon, died on the 30th ult, from
eating cherries, stones and all. Saturday
night, July the 10Th, man named John
son, from New York, got into difficulty
T;.h Levi Ennis, in Phillpoburg, Ccutor
sosaty. which resulted in the former stab
bing the latter in TIE abdomen, causing
death in twelve hours. johnson was sent
to Bellefontc Jail to await trial. On
Thursday last, the house Of Mr.. John
HroOk, in Jcnncr township, Somerset
county, was struck by lightning, and a
young girl named Fleshour was instantly
killed. The deceased, girl about fourteen
years OF age, whose parents live in Fords-
town, was walking to Jennersville, and
seeing the storm approach, sought shelter
at 1lr. Brooks, and was sitting with the
family on the porch, when she was killed.
None OF the members of Mr. Brooks FAM
ly we're injured, although sitting close by
the unfortunate girl, and the damage done
10 the house was but slight. The abut-
n -lt at the west end of Pine Run bridge,
est Penn. Railroad, fell on the Sd inst
w image cone 10 tfalns.-. "a plack snake
seven feet long was killed by Edward
Owens on his farm, in Cambria township,
the other day.-.A large deer was seen eros
eng the pike about Two miles west of
i'Tn, one day last week The dwelling
Rouse OF Mr.. John Stouffer, Derry town
Aa'P, Westmoreland county, with its con-
tents was destroyed by fire on the night
OF The 12th int L &C Il 1nn