Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-01-27


On the 18th special despatch from
Macon City, Mo, says: A cattle train
on the Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail-
road, ran through bridge at Eureka
City, on Sunday, destroying the bridge,
lbs feet long, smashing the locomotive
and three cars, and killing or manning
all the cattle in them. TIE damage is
over $40 900.
Frederick Heidenblut was hanged on
the morning of the 10th, at Philadel-
phia, for the murder of Godfrey Ku-
hule on December 81, 1873.
On the Goth ult, at New Haven,
Conn the Republican State Conven-
tion Nominated the following State
ticket For Governor, James Lloyd
Green, of Norwich, the Mayor who
ordered a salrte of one hundred guns
In honor Of the Presidents course in
F, the LOUISIANA affair.
" ill,am Kerr, a young man of twen-
:y, residing few miles from Greens
burg, this State, was instantly killed
about noon on the Goth inst. He had
entered his brothers house, one mile
out the Pittsburgh pike, and had with
him a shot gun. BY some means the
gun was discharged into Kerr's head,
with the fatal resul stated.
A despatch from Utah, dated on the
10Th inst, says: Last night at I O'Clock
= snow side occurred at Alta City,
Little Cottonwood anon, Utah. The
slide came into the upper portion Of
the town, deI,olishing two houses and
killing six persons, James Carrie, his
wife and two children, John Wander
Ieeu and Michael Kelly.
On the 10th inst, Mary Gonners, a
girl living in the family of Mrs. Walle,
at Bethlehem, Pa, was arrested on the
charge of infanticide. She complained
of being i'll and left the house, after
which the body of q child was found,
and she was pursued and captured.
a despatch from Mauch Chunk, un-
der date of the 20th INST, says: Two
men, each named James Gallagher, fol
robb ng j. j. Gallagher of one hun.
drsd and Fifty dollars at Lewiston last
Friday, we're sentenced to-day before
Judge Drehcr-J smes, tue larger. fou1
and half years, and James, the
smaller, three and half years, in the
Eastern Penitentiary.
An Augusta, Ca, despatch Of th'
} Goth relates the following Gen. NJ. q
Buffers residence, Edge6elG county
S. c., was burned by an incendiary oil
:be night of the 18th. The incendiary
. confessed that Tenrant, a negro militi:
captain hired him to do the deed. 4
warrant was issued on Monday for Ten
rant, and placed in the hands Of col
ored constables. The constables callet
: on Gen. Butler for a posse. Butle
and eight others accompanied the con
stables in search of Tearant. He anC
his followers fred at the posse from
ambush. The posse returned the fire
wounding three negroes, two mcrtally
) Tenrant and the others fed. On Tues
, day night the negroes fired at Merri
wetber fifteen tunes. DIR. Melee, wh,
> went to attend the three wounded ne
groes, was fired at twice on his returl
, -one shot perforated his clothing, an'
the other wounded his horse. Nor
, trouble is apprehended. The peopl
{ are determined to arrest Tenrant.
F., Montenegro has declared war agalns
Turkey.
= There is probability OF an uprising
against the young Spanish King.
n Richard B Irwin, the Washington
lobby member, who engineered th
lobby fund of the " Pacific Mail Sub
a sidy," stated on the 2lst, before tb
. Congressional Committee, that be CAV
to Charles Albert, s. 900; o. j. Az
, Grill, $4,000; j. q. Berrett, $40,
, 600; E. Il. Cemmick. does not recol
lect, but thinks $4,000 or $4,000
Amos b. Corwin, $4,000; l.. E Chit
tenden, $1,000: b. Ii. Cheever. S5,
, 600; Hamilton e. Font, $4,000
John W. Fornny, S25, 900 Samuel A
Hatch. about $4,000; S R. Ingham
a $4,000; Wm. horau, don't recoIlet
Alex. ". Randall, $4,000 John D
, Rice, S25, 900; W. b Shaw. Sl5, 600
A Charles Ii Sherill, S0pU; john u
4 Schumacher, 100000; A. II. hitin
100000. and William S. King, t
whom he paid $l..5,e00. and Richar
S Parsons, who was Stockwell's per
o sonal attorney. Witness paid Stock
= wells account. tie gave ScbumAke
$27S. 900 in New York, and sent $25,
600 more from California.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee Of New York have adopted res
d, olutions sustaining the action OF Presi
dent Grant in reference to Louisian
matters, stating that, if the act va
illegal il was done without his knowl