1 Tuesday, December 10, 1870.
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It Is Stated that on taking up tlio body
of a child of Mr. Isaac Holler, at Lebanon,
recently, the bead and imper part of the
breast was found to bo completely and per
fectly petrified.
One Day last week Rovcral " tramps"
lured a tame bull belonging to J. Sliumaker,
near Manhcim, info a wood and killed it.
They look off the hide and sold 't to a tan
ner for If e.
What wns Hie Matter J A few days
8iucc,'M: Kell, residing nenr Clue Ball,
killed several hogs, one of which, when cut
open, was as yellow a' gold, smcllcd vc;y
badly, and seemed ne:t;ly toMon. JJcfore
being killed, Ibis one ale wiih as good an
appedte, and appeared as well as any of the
others. It was dragged out and buried.
We recorded two such instances last "all.
Lsiudfcbui'g claims to have raised some
fle hogs litis ;,eason, and a corve.ijio.idcni;
furu'shcri the following lis! of t'.io.so k'l'ca
and the nei. weight :
(Jeovge Bhuman, one SOS .touiids, ono ')oQ
A. Burine.-, 41 of -'AS
D. Clwrrers. " " - ;S
D. Keck, " " 33.'
J. M. Wi'sovt, tbrcn nel!ing ;o:;0
L. OA'iiei", ono of S'O
Dr. Elleimttn, " " 04
8. Campbel', " " .0,
The 'o arc, besides, several heavier ones
yet to kill.
We Call the particular attention of our
readers this week, to the advertisement of
Messrs. Jardsh & Co., 130 South Front St.
Philadelphia, Agents for Carsons Stellar
Oil.
The heart rending scenes that have sev
eral times occurred in our midst, speak
" trumpet tongued'' to every family
amongst us. "We have long felt the pressing
necessity of such an oil, as is furnished by
Messrs. Jarden & Co., and we. feel that we
do not go too far, when we say, that eve ry
head of a family is bound to supply himself
with this Oil, and thus secure his wife and
children the best light, at the least possible
cost, and above all, with Ekt-ke Safs v.1i
For The E'oowfe'd Ti.nts. '
The MarkelTille Calamity.
Mr. Editor Sir, although we had th.-eo
shocking events in our county last week,
the one noar Markelville attracts special at
tention. We hear different repoite in re
gard to the origin of that dreadful fiie, and
some of a most astonishing character. But
while the thing appears to be a mystery, it
is certain that the fire originated by some
means or other, and it is evidently calcula
ted to teach us all some important lesson.
What t hat lesson may be, perhaps no one
is better prepared lo comprehend than
young Mr. Boyor, whoso, life it appears,
from liis own statement: has been provi
dentially spared on this occasion. We
. hope a lillle time will reveal more light in
regard to the origin of this terrible calam
ity. E .LIOT'iSUUr.G.
Church Notices.
In the Methodist church, praye.'-meei tng
on Thursday evening. -Preaching on Smi
morning, at 10$ oclock by Rev. W. Slnibor.
Other Church no-ices not sent in.
Clothing. Persons wanting clothing
made in a superior manner should leave
their orders with F. Mortimer & Co., who
having secured the services of a very supo
'rior workman from New York, ateu-e-pared
to execute orders promptly, ' and in
the best stylo. They also have the best as
sortment of casslmeres and cloths in the,
county. . , Lf.
THE MARHELVILIE TRAGEDY!
Coroner's Inquest, and The Ycrdlct of
The Jury. .
So many rumors were in circulation re
garding the origin of the recent fire at Mar
kelville that an inquest was requested by
Thos. J. Boyer. Coroner Clemson accor
dingly held an inquest on Thursday and
Friday last, the remains of the deceased
being raised for that purpose. Below we
give an abstract of the testimony taken,
and the finding of the jury.
Thos. J. Boyer was sworn and testified as
follows, Before going to bed I and my
mother put some wood in tho oven to dry,
and filled the coal oil lamp as sister Bessie
was not very well, and mother wished to
leave a light burning. About 3 o'clock I
was waked by some means, and looking out
of the window I saw that tho house was on
fire. I then ran to the stairway and the
flames and smoke was coming up and I
turned and went into my room agaiu raised
the window and jumped out. The window
was at the Noith end of the house, I fell in
the gutter and laid thero some time, I do
not know bow long as I was stunned, I got
up as soon as I could and ran around the
house. I thought I could get into tho house
at the hind door. Tho back porch was
then all on iire, I picked up a rail or board
at tho bee house and knocked in tho bed
room window where tho family slept, and
called for them several times I do not know
how often, I then threw a crock which was
hanging on tho fence, in tho same window,
called again, but heard nothing, I then ran
to tlicjhouso of Mr. Lesh, my brothcr-ln-law,
waked him and ran back calling for help.
When I got back tho house seemed to be
aHre all over. When I knocked in the
window of the bed-room the smoko and
sparks came out, and prevented me from
getting to tho window. Mother and
I had rendered tallow at the spring house
the dny previous. Tho lamp was set on the
kitchen tablo by my mother before I wontt
to bed but where she put it afterwards I do
not know. Tho kitchen door was always
left open into tho bed-room where they
slept. 1 lie front porcli was on lire when
I came back to the house. Tho window
that. I jumped out of, was about 23 feet
fiom tho ground, my clothes were all burnt
up. I cannot tell how tho bouso caught
fire.
Dr. Ard, sworn, I miu'.e nn enamina! ion
of tho 4 persons, ono male, ono female, the
sex of the oilier persons, was not recognisa
ble. I found nothing to indicate death ex
cept fire. I should think to the best of my
judgment that it would be impossible for
death to be produced by smoke or fire with
out a chango of position, or a mighty strug
gle. I missed on last Wednesdays week
about 0 o'clock in tho evening 7 ounces
of chloroform, I am in (he habit of leaving
my office open. The effect of chloroform
is toprodiico insensibility and destroy ner
voims sensation. Tho amount of 7J ounces,
sprinkled in an ordinary room would pro
duce insensibility to as many as might bo
sleeping there.
Dr. Van Camp, afiirmed, 1 examined
the remains of the 4 persons said to be
John Boyer and his wife and 2 children.
I could not tell by the appearance, by what
means they came to their death. Tho re
maining portions of the lungs gave evidence
of congestion which might have been pro
duced by suffocation from smoko or gasscs.
I was piese-'t at the taking out of the bod
ies a'-'d mv impression is that none of them
had moved except one, which seemed to be
toward the foot of the bed, I also agree
with Dr. Aid as to the efl'oct of chloroform,
o.' gasses.
A. B. Clousor, sworn, I saw Thomas
I Boyer go into the office of Dr. Ard, on the
j 30th of November.
I James G. Lesh, afiirmed, On the 2nd of
i December, 1 borrowed my father-in-law s
i gun, as I was going to butcher. Returned
home about 11 o clock p. m. My intent ion
was to leave the gun at Mr. Buyer's, as I
I had a heavy load in it, and was afraid my
I V-ll-Uim- llllflll 111CUU1U Willi III. X 1UU-.U JU
I the window from the road on tho west of the
house, saw no light, passed to the east
along the road, and saw no light, went
homo not wishing to disturb them. I
was awakened by Thos. Boyer rapping at
my floor and calling 'lire.' 1 got on my
clothes, ran out, and up the road, and
Thomas was crying all the time for help.
I caught up with him at the cherry-tree be
tween my house and the fire, and asked
him whether the family were in the house,
and he said they were. I then saw that
both the windows at the east end of the
bouso wore dark, and thought there was
hope. I theroforo ran to the w'ndow at
the east end of tho bedroom and knocked
it in with mr band. Just as I was about
jumping in I was met by a dark volume of
HiiioKo. i suppose iiio wmuow was irora
to a feet from the ground. In a moment
the window was encircled with fire. I ran
to the next wjndow in the same s'deof the
house and broke in that, and smoke and
fire came from that also. I then remarked
to Thomas that it was over, and was im
possible to save them. When I came
up the road the fire made a great light it
was at twenty-five minutes before 4 o'clock.
W. 8. Blain, sworn, I came to the fire
, uetween a ana 4 o ciock. i lie lire was
j then coming out of the two windows at the
bed-room. ' I saw no fire anywhere else but
I at those two windows. I am positive there
was no tiro anywliore else on tiie outside of
the house. Lesh and Thomas were at ti e
hog pen. Thomas was lying on tho ground
at the time. When I came back the sec
ond time the doors and windows appeared
to be all bursUid open, (I mean by the sec
ond time when I came from Lupfor'i.)
When I saw those objects that I supposed
to be the parents of the Boyer family, they
were lying in a sleeping position.
James Blain, sworn, I was awakened by
a cry of fire about 3 o'clock on Saturday
morning, the 8d of December. I live east
of Boyer's house ; ran out on the porch,
and saw fire coming out of the window of
me room occupied as their bod-room. It
was going up the east corner of the house.
I saw no fire on the porch at this time.
It was calm at that time, but tho wind
soon came strong from tho west, so that
I thought there was no danger of the barn.
When I came to the house I met Lesh and
inquired where Boyer and tho family was ;
ho replied, "MyOodI they 'are all burned
up 1' and he seemed to think there was foul
means used. My opinion is that the
fire originated in tho bed-room.
George W. Reamer, sworn, I live about
one-half a mile from Mr. Boyer's, I had a
good view of the buildings. When alarmed
at the cry of fire, my wife said it was ten
minutes to 4 o'clock. When I
first discovered the fire, I think it was at
the south-east corner of the house.
Mary S. Blain was sworn, and testified
that she thinks the fire originated in the
East corner of the house or bod-room, as
she saw no fire in tho West comer. Neither
did she see any iire on the porch.
Philip Myers, sworn, I helped to lift
the bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Boyer, and the
children, and think they wore lying in a
sleeping position.
Samuel Lupfer, J. K. Lupfer and J. P.
Latchford, were each examined, giving
their opinion that the fire originated in the
East coi ner of the house.
B. F. Bealor, sworn, As regards the po
sition of tho bodies of the Boyer family,
they were found in a sleeping position.
The testimony was hero closed, and re
ferred to the jury for their decision, who
returned a verdict as follows :
"We the coronor's iuvv come to tho con
clusion, that John P. Dover, Jane A.
Boyer, Elizabeth Boyer, and John Bover.
came to their deaths by bavins: chloroform,
or some other poisonousj substance admin
istered, and men the fiouse set on fire to
consume tne nociics, by some person or
persons, to the jury unknown.
Signed John W. Smi th:,
W. R. 8. Cook,
Etzas Hauma",
.Tamks Bahkley,
W. E. Ci-kmso:,-,
Wimja.i Besom,
Cw.cb C'l .mson, Coroner.
JLioenl lirier.
1 ho 1 eachcis' Institute of tins county
win mcot in tins borougli on tlio aiitu inst.
We are sorry to say that the Altoona
Daily bun has suspended. Tho weekly
win uo continued as usual.
On Friday ntsrht la'.t, a larce stable at
tached to tho Cumberland Valley Hotel
was burned supposed to bo tho work of
an incondiary.
The Harrisburg Siait Journal says roses
were in bloom in the yards in that city last
weeK.
Ono night last week the barn belonging
to tne r oik county poor-nouso, was burn
ed, wiih a largo amount of vegetables,
nay, live scocic, ac.
A. J. Hartzel, of Newport, has been
missing since tho 22nd of November. His
friends are much alarmed about him. Any
person knowing anything of his wherea
bouts, will confer a favor, by addressing
ju. Li. name, jNewport.
On Wednesday morring last, Mr. Wm.
Grier, of this borough, was slightly injured
while helping to raise a small building on
his premises, by a piece of timber falling,
tho end hitting him on tlio cheek bone.
On the last day of November or the first
of December, a bottle of Chloroform con
taining nearly half a pound, was stolen
from the office of Dr. Ard, in this borough.
Rather a queer thing to steal, unless the
thief had somo very particular operation in
view.
On Saturday, the lOLh inst.,Lewis Potter,
general agent of tho Pennsylvania Cattle
Insurance Co., paid C. W. Taylor & Bro.,
of Millerstown, Pa., $153 for a mule, in
sured by said Company, which was killed
by tho cars at tho Millerstown station, on
the 17th of Oct. last. This company in
sures Horses, Mules, and Cattlo against loss
by thefr, death, or accident, at low rates.
Robert White is now canvassing Perry Co.,
to whom application ca n be made for insu
rance. rcnnsylvania It. It. Time Table.
NEWPORT
STATION.
On and after Dec. 4th
will run as follows:
1870, Passenger trains
WKST.
Pittsb'g Expr's. (Flag)5.31 a. m. dally exe't Sunday.
Way Passenger, U.30 a. m., dally except Monday,
Mail, 2.30 p. M. daily except Sunday.
A mixed train with passenger car attached, will
leave Harrisburg at S o'clock p. in., and Newport
at 6.50 p. in.
EAST.
Fast Line 4.18 a. m., dally except Monday.
liarriHburg Accom. 11.30 a. m., dally " Sunday.
Mai! 7.48 i: M., daily except Sunday
J. J. BARCLAY, Agent.
Stage Line Iietwceu Newport and New
(Jeriniintown.
STAGES leave New Germanlown dally at four
o'clock a. m. Landlsburgat 7. 30 a. in. Green
park at 8 a. m. New Bloomileld at US a. in.
Arriving at Newport to connect with the Ac
commodation train East. ,
ftettirnlnv leaves Newport on the arrival of tli
Hail Traill from Philadelphia, at 2.30 p. m.
'I. WICK, Proprietor, '
Trostel Eeistmnb Oa Tuesday evcnln",
Dec. flth, 1870, by Rev. D. Sell, Mr. Isaac B.
Trostel to Mrs. Sarah Bcistline both of Loys
vlhe, this county.
MuSSEtiM AN 80UDERS. On Ilia Sevp-ilcenlh
of November, by the Rev. J. G. M. Swcogle,
Mr. Samuel MuBsclman, of New Knston,
Cnmbcrlacd coucty Pa., to Mies Mat y Sondes,
of this county.';
jNc-w A.lvertlHomeiits.
$300
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LEWIS POTTER, Attorney for Claimant",
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