Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-03-08

took the key to the door, first turning
the bolt IN the lock. The audience
dispersed through the windows that
night, and next day those two young
men we're arrested and put under
bouds to sppear at COsrt for carrying
off the key.
Two young boys were sno'hered 20
death at Topeka, KS, on Saturday, by
the caving in of a sand bank, under
which they were playing.
Two men were instantly killed at
Erie on Monday while assisting IN NOV
ing house. They were usisr the
house, turning jack-screw, when the
supports gave way, and the falling
house, crushed the men underneath.
Fields Cook. coIored clergyman OF
Alexandria, Virginia, has brought suit
against Upton s. Newcomer, of the
Bingham House, Philadelphia, for vic
lation of the Civil Rights bill, in refus-
ing room to Mr. Cook on the night of
January 18Th, on account of hns color
The defendant was held to bail for trial.
Some weeks since Mrs. VIM. Taylor,
confined in the Allegheny city Home
for the insane for the last fifteen months,
gave birth to child. Her husband has
bruught suit against Richard Crane,
the superintendent, for fornication and
seduction. On Monday night the board
of directors re elected frame superin-
teudeut, and portion Of the board
withdrew.
One farmer near Soudersburg, Lam
caster county, has kept an account OF
how many tramps were cared for by
him this season. Three hundred called
at his house By actual count; of this
number so were furnished With supper,
nights lodging aud breakfast 40 with
nights lodging and breakfast; 81 either
dinner, su, per or breakfast the rest
secured aid in the shape of provisions.
Joseph MishOw. who will score bis
one hundred aud second year on the Sth
Of ;larch next, if he should live TIL
that time, was conveyed to the polls at
wiIliamsport on the 18th cit, and
voted. " hen tine veteran was assisted
into the carriage some one proposed
three cheers for the centennial voter,
which was given with a hearty good
will, and as the sounds died away the
ceptenarian was driven to his home.
About five o'clock Monday morning,
February 2Stb, Miss Susanna SOuders,
daughter of farmer living two miles
north of New Kingston, Cumberland
county, and within few rods Of TIE
Conodaguinet creek, committed suicide
by drowDiug herself in the creek. She
had never ,h.wn any signs of insanity
The day before her death she had vis-
tied married siste. aud was in good
spirits and full of laughter.
On the morning of the 2sth shs arose
at FIVE, apparently to cook the breakfast,
and placed some Of the cooking utensils
Oh the stove. When her father came
down stairs, short tine afterwards,
she was nowhere to be found. After
searching IN vain about the house for
her be went directly to the creek, but
as it was still quite dark, discovered nc
traces of her. After returning home
and not finding her, he went again to
the creek and found her shoes setting
at the terminus of a lane which led from
his house to the water After further
search her body was found 20 or.30 rod.
below where she left her shoes, aud in
not more than one and a half feet o.
water. No cause for tho act is known
Ii is generally supposed that she carried
her shoes With her, as her father did
not hear her walking away from the
house, although awake, and that she Sc,
them by the creeks edge TO show hel
parents and friends where to find her.
! Frederick Myers, Pittsburg saloon
keeper, bruraiIy assaulted Adam Dorar
the other day by stabbing him in the
abdomen with red hot poker. Myer:
is in Jail to await the result of Doran':
injuries.
Eighteen houses and stables at larry
town, N. Y, were burned on Tuesday
night week. The FIRE is supposed tt
have caught from the pipe of a tramp
who bad taken refuge in stable,
A man who has been in the Black
Hills has the following 10 the Glenwooc
Iowal Opinion: "I went to the hill'
in full confidence OF success, backed By
$3.50 in my pockets, aud after laboriul
six weeks, came back without cert
| am thus candid because L desire Il
warn others from attempting fruitles
and damaging enterprise"
A farmer named Michaels, livin,
near Butler, got out of his bed at a lat
> hour on Friday night week and tell
ing his wife that they had lived togethe
long enough, left the house. On Sunda.
he was found dead.
The barn of Wm Bell near Pleasan