The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-03-09

then. the name of q woman of Altoona was
mentioned; and many other names were kug
gested III the same connection. But 1t appears
TO be definitely settled that the woman whose
life went cut in blood and eroaps and dismal
darkness was a woman named Ann Coyle-
one of the women whom Moore called wife.
We are not intimately acquainted with the his
tory of the woman Doyle, but have CLEANED
| these facts connected with her careers
Ten or twelve ears ago, man named John
b. Davis lived in this town. He a shoe
maker. and worked at that business for time
| for Hon. r. Jones He married wonan
named Dsyle, WI o lived for time at McDon
aids Ebensburg Hotel. Subsequently he and
family removed to Summerhill, where our
know ledge of him ceases. The wife of Mr..
Davis sister of the murdered woman,
whose name was Ann Doyle. Ann lived in
this neighborhood during the greater part of
her lifetime, and at Suihnerhill met Moore, to
whom she was subsequently marrisd-at least.
they lived together man and wife. The
allegation is that Moere deserted her and she
went to Philadelphia to live. She returned
here in quest. If not at the Invitation, of her
husband. The result is known.
P. 8. Siuee the foregoing was written, we
learn that trunk belonging to the prisoner.
and containing number of letters, which NAV
be OF value in determining some fnatters tela
tive TO the indentfcation of Ann Doyle, alias
Aun Moore, has been found. At Johnstown,
on Monday Moore handed to prominent gen
temaR there trunk check, requesting him to
keep it until he (Moore) called for it. The
gentleman to whom the check was given hand
ed il over to the authorities. 1t Il check
for trunk shipped at Tyrone for Altoona. or
that trunk, which the authorities have in
their possession, the JOhnstown ECuo of the
present week has this to say:
1.-The trunk spoken of has been opened and a
Michael Moore ,f1S to Ain Moore, s Philadephia,
were found. There were also some articles of
ue. The trunk had been checked from Tyrone
to Altoona, and as it was not called for, it was
of Moore check, calling for piece of baggage
to be shipped from Tyrone to that city, was
found, and thus the last link i'll d f0rtuitous
/ chain of circumsta ntial evidence has been sup
piled. There can be little doubt but that Moore
persuaded his wife to meet him at Tyrone, and
it only seems strange to us that he would bring
her on TO within short distance of his home
to accomplish his foul purpose"
Yesterday afternoon, a deputation of news
paper men, comprising REPRESENTATIVES of the
FREKMAN, HERALD. ECBo, and n. Y. WORLD.
waited on the Sheriff to obtain. if possible. an
interview with the prisoner, Moore. but, in
accordance with the advice of his counsel, Mr.
Bonacker declined to grant the request such
interview being deemed imprudent, for the
present at least. Whether not this q
correct view of the case is not for US to deter
miro From a person tho had access 10 the
cell of the prisoner ne learn, however, that he
declares he was not in the reighborhood Of
the sc.ue of the murder on the day of its occur
renee; that he had gone to Portage 10 gs: ONE
money due him; that the woman murdered was
killed bv some one else; that, il short, though
circumstances look exceedingly bad for him.
he will be able to easily establish his innocence
| wnen the proper time arrives.
The last wife of Moore was in town yester
| day. Her maiden name was Mcconnell. She
! lived with the prisoner hen lie was arrested.
She stated that she was entirely iguorant that
he h ad been married before, and was shocked
I Al
to the same man. She went back to Mineral
| Point last night, taking with her some dirty
linen belonging to her husband.
DoINGs IN CoURT.-we are Under obligations
to Mr.. E. G. Kerr, law student and insurance
agent for very full report of the proceedings
IN Court, up TO the time OF its adjournment on
| Thursday evening last. but which we have been
forced to condcnse as follows:
Comth II. Haitian. Fornication and bas-
tardy- Guilty. Usual sentence;
COmth rs John Hips. Assault and bqtterys
4th March, Jury called and sworn, who do find
defendant guilty in manner and form as indict-
ed. Sentence, five dollars fine and costs OF pro-
secution, and to stand committed until this SEN
tence be complied with:
Com'th rs. Edw'd McGlade. Assault and bat
Comth.ys. George Gates. Murder. Not
true bill. Defendant discharged.
Comth rS. David H. Hopkins. Assault and
battery. Not guilty and prosecutor william
ID. Leiber 4 Son rs Linton & Son. Appeal
4th March. 1872, Jury called and sworn, who do
Z. H. Nutter Us. Charles Johnston. Sci. Fa.
9Th March, jury called and sworn, who do find
Theo. NJ. Apple Us. Joseph Bardine. Action
OF Covenant. 9TH March, jury find for plaintiff
Theo. N. Apple rs Samuel Eakin. Summons
in tresPass. Verdict for defendant.
Geo. Miller Us. L. NJ. Apple. Appeal. Verdict
for defendant.
Simon Mcfarland rs. T. NJ. Apple. Appeal.
Jury find for plaintiff s7O.S9.
Michael Dunegan rs. Chas. MEG ough. Tres
pass. Defendant coniesses Judgment for plain
tin in one-half the amount paid on previous
James Mcouilan Margaret Kane. Sum
mons in case for words spoken. Plaintiff be-
comes non-suit, with leave to move to take off
nQn-suit on cause shown:
Daniel Kline TX. Adam Leiden. Appeal. De-
PENDANT confesses judgment in the sum OF $50,
With interest. Accepted by plaintiff, an jury
dismissed
In order TO show how business is done by our
new Court" we feel constrained to make men,
ton of a couple of incidents:
list was called; certain PoPaieF i%nsiiera Of
to put in an appearance; He came in soon af-
ter and made report. Where were you when
was attending to some little matters of bust
ness was the reply. DO you not know that
every and all occasions during the sitting OF the
! Court" ''Wel,'' said our popular landlord,
good many other jurymen that hain't here p
The Judge is a teetotaler, else he would have
regular attendant at the sessions of the Court
ever since
Ou tne aiteTnooH OF tne same day witness
was called. He was in a delightful state of ebri-
osity. he bolted for the witness stand with
out stopping to go through the little formalty
of taking the requisite oath. The clerk called
him back and asked him how he would swear.
Before answer could be made the Judge mildly
remarked: You are fined s25 for being intoX-
icated when you are wanted witness--to
stand committed till the fine be paid" The
walls of the Jail encircled this unfortunate in
dividual for period of forty-eight hours.
WELL KNOWN FACrs.--It never was very
private affair, nor was ever any effort made to
conceal the fact, that drugs, medicines per-
fumeries, toilet articles, books, stationery,
jewelry, fancy goods cigars, tobacco, etc., are
kept in great profuSon and offered for sale
every day in the year at the popular and well
patronizeC Drug Store OF Messrs. Lennon &
Murray, High street, Ebensburg. Instead of
these facts being Il secret, they well known
to all, and everybody needing any of the goods
sold by the firm named will; do well to give them
u call.
AN IMPOsER.-The height of tree in latitude
north and Longitude deureea from