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The Blaine Sensation.
The Letter Question again.
Mulligan Wanted by th. Real Eststs Pool Committee

The sub committee on the Judiciary, now
investigating Mr.. Blaine's connection with
the Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad
bond matter, met this morning at 10 O'Clock,
but did not go on with the examination of
Witnesses.
Nj. w. E. Chandler, of counsel for Mr..
mittee, that SO far Mr.. Blaine has been un-
able 10 have conference with the two law
yers to whom he intended to submit the
question arising ,g out Of the posse ssion Of the
De said Mr.; Blaine would see them to day,
however. The committee then adjourned
until II O'Clock.
MULLIGAN IN DEMAND.
just as the committee Adjourned q sub
poena was served upon Multigan to appear
before the Real Estate Pool Conn IL
being understood that he has some valuable
Information in regard to the subject of their
inquiry. He will be examined by that com.
mtttee tomorrow.
sub, committee on the Judiciary was M ade
until o'clock this afternoon.
Mr. BLAINE, UNDER LEGAL ADVICE, Dr.
CLlNEs TO PRODUCE THE LETTERS.
The committee reassembled at 215 o'clock
Inc chairman CT The committee, Mr.. Hun
Ton, renewed the request that the letters
taken from the witness Mulligan by Mr..
Blaine be produced before the committee.
MI. Blaine said, as he statc ! yesterday,
he would take the opinion of two eminent
lawyers upon the subject, he had done SO,
opinion upon the question submitted TIE >
Messrs. Matt. II. Carpenf sr aud j ere. Black
advise him not to produce the letters on the
ground that to compel their production
would be unjust and tyranical. They also
hold, after reading the fifteen letters
that Mr.. Blaine submitted to them, that
they have no relevancy to the matter 10
hand, and that the committee would decide
the same way If the letters were shown
them,
MULLIGAN AGAIN.
After Mr.. Blaine had Ieflred to produce
the Letters Mul''gan was qrestiOn(d CON-
cern'pg the one In which he says Mr. Blaine
acknowledged the Sc, 600 transa ctiOu. He
was proc Ceding to tell all he knew about 1t
when our report closed.
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The District I'm Congress.
NATIONAL RAILWAY COMPANY.

Mr.. Cragin introduced q bill in the SEN
ate yesterday to incorporate the National
Railway company, with q capital of
10000 COO, and authority to construct and
operate railroad between the cities OF
Washington and New York, with branches
from Annapolis to Baltimore and from
Greensboro, Nd, to Lewes, Del, together
with two lines from BridgtOn, N. j., 70 the
city OF New York-one via Camden, Bor-
river, and the other via Vineland and Long
Branch TO the Hudson. The Chesapeake and
Delaware bays are to be crossed by serries
The bill provides that the U. g. Government
shall subscribe for a. least one half OF the
amount OF stock taken by private parties
The following are nam d as the proposed in
coTroratnrs: w. Il. Leonard, Addison n.
Lsffiin, James N. Smith, Ward Il. BurdeGt,
GiGeon L. Walker, w. W. Walker and Hem
~ Vincent, of New York; J. r. Mcpherson,
Q. n. Jordan. w. r. Sneden and H. r
Campbell, OF New Jersey; VIM. H. Kembls,
OF Pennsylvania; John 81. Rice, OF Maine;
!. l.. Lyons, Harbeson Hickman and q. W.
Cnmmins, Of Delaware; g; W. Goldsbor-
Barnes and G. ID. spaids, of Maryland; A.
Is: Appleman and Samuel Fowler, of the
District Of Columbia.
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THE FAST TRAIN.
Ahead of Tina

CHICAGO, June Jarrett & Palmer's fast
train left here for Council Bluffs, via
Chicago and Northwestern railway, at 1890
p. m.-hfteen minutes ahead OF time. IL
passed various stations on the road ahead of
time. The run from Chicago to Carroll. 400
miles, was made in hours IS minutes. The
train reached Council Bluffs at $3.50 min.
utes ahead OF the schedule time.
TWO AND HALF Mills IN TWO NrNurFs
The fastest time made since the train left
New York, which was on the Chicago and
northwestern railway, was 2k miles In
minutes.
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THE EAsTON POISONING CASE.
crave Suhp1c1Ons Of . Crime.

EAsroN, PA, June 2.-The mysterious
poisoning OF the Laros family, near this
city, 10 creating an unusual excitement, and
subsequent appearances justify graver sus-
picions than were a nrst entertaired. A sum
OF $3.50 IL missing, and other facts just de-
was Intentional. No arrests have been
made. Martin Laros and his wife are dead,
and the seven others are still In q critical
condition. A cororer's inquest is now be
rendered To- daY.
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ASSOCIATIONS, In Philadelphia, yesterday, a
Communication was read .iom DIR. w. F.
Claiming on the peculiar Conditions At
iecting the Homes Of Factory Operative3.n
mission, read paper upon "International
Exhibitions" ana the advantages they con-
Ter upon civilization.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The DeDOAed Suaean Ca~ess


LONDON, June 2-The Pos says it learns
that Abdul AZiz, the late Sultan OF Turkey
is confined In splendid palace called ssTne
cage" The Post also says ft has reason 70
believe that his life is perfectly safe, and
adds that IL understands that Queen Victoria
Immediately on learning OF the deposition of
Abdul Aziz took STEPS TO obtain satisfactory
assurance OF the personal safety OF her
former guest.
The New Sultan.
LONDON, June "A dispatch TO the Reu-
ter Telegram company from Constantinople
states that the ceremony OF girding Murad
Ehendi, the new Sultan, with the sword of
Osman, which is equivalent TO q coronation,
Is postponed until next week.
Servfa WOn't Recognize Him.
LONDON, June "A special dispatch 20
the Pail Mall Gazette from Berlin says: cit
is stated here that Servia refuses TO recog-
nize the new Sultan of Turkey on the ground
of bis irregular accession 10 the throne and
declines 10 pay her tribute, two instruments
OF which are In arrears.
another European Consultation.
Inc same dispatch says that Prince Bis
msIck Will accompany the Emperor Will
liam 10 Ems, where q fresh conference Will
he held between Prince Bismarck, Prince
Gortschakoff. and Count Karoli, the Aus
TRAN ambassador at Berlin.
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NEW YORK, June "A pilot boat picked
up q. ar the Sandy Hook lightshjp yesterday
Johns. Graham. o % aman of the boat Eliza
Mclaughlin, Capt. Denris, hence for Ant
werp, who said he bad TO Jump overheard To
escape bad treatment from the captain and
mate.
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Inserpaaion.I Pleeon shoota,r

NEW YORK, June "A cable dispatch
says a pigeon shooting match for $50 aside,
half forfeit, 30 birds each, and q yards rise
has been arranged between Ira Paine, OF N.
Y, and Capt Patton, Of London. IL takes
place TO morrow.
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Four COuvicts Escape from Bfng

NEW YORK, June -Four desperadoes,
and Joseph Farrell. who were serving Terms
In Sing Sing prison. overpoweret their
keeper this morning aud escaped. They cot
of by capturing q locomotive on the Hud-
son river railroad. Two have been Ie :ap-
tured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-02

NE ssRs LEE 4 SHHPARD have issued q
new third edition OF "F0r Better or Worse''
by Mrs. Cr0lby, the nrst two having been
entirely exhausted.
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Democratic state Conventions.

MISSOURI DEMOCRATS NoN-OoNMIrrAL.
The Missouri democratic convention plat
ioim iavors repeal OF the resumption act,
TO be held within thirty days it is lnexpedi-
emit to adopt any resolutions respecting the
currency or finances of the country, but refer
the same TO such convention. A resolution
instrucltng the delegates to vote for Hem
bricks was offered, but the convention re-
fused to allow II to be read, and much confu.
sion prevailed for q short time.
VERMONT DEMOCRATS FOR TILDEN AND
HARD MONEY.
The Vermont democratic convention, at
Ron Ens hs
nominated for governor, and e. B. Baldwin,
OF Sharon, for Lieutenant governor. Tue plat
form is for gold and silver as the only legal
tender. Resolutions were passed indorsing
Governor Tilden for the Presidency. Mar.
Gus ID. Gilman, B. B. Smalley, Jasper r and
and p. g. Benjamin, were elected delegates
THE ALABAMA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
nominate j. l.. Pugh and j. T. Morgan as
electors for the state at large. and K. 8.
e. Lar xdon, delegates at large TO 81. Louis.
The delegates to st. Louis are unins srusCef.
MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS FOR TILDEN AND
HARD MONEY.
The Mime, otA democratic convention re-
commended Tilden for the Presidency aud
nominated delegates, and agreed that specie
payments should be resumed as soon as the
business interests OF the country permit.
IN THE MARYLAND EPISCOPAL CON.
ykNTioN. In session in Baltimore, ye ster-
day, the report on the state OF the churcn
was read, showing the number OF clergy TO
be 151 and commandments is, DC. Five new
churches were admitted. Rev; Messr.. Cor.
L6akin were elected as the standing COM
mittee, and q number Of reports were sub
mitted ON various diocesan subjects, that
on missions being the most important. Tue
ecclesiastical court for the next two wears
was nomineted by the bishop and Confirmed
q follows: Rev. Dr.. Nelson, Rev. DIR. Hut
sSn ae ~ vi ,r = VII hena, Rev. George 2.
Buck and Rev. VIM. r. Johnston.
AT THE EPSON RACES yeeterdav. savs a
London caolegram. the high level handicap
was won BY Cato The American horse
Preakness, who won his drst victory here NJ
auta. - -
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BALTIMORE: june ..-Ootton dnlI, weak and low
er-middline, llS{ Flour qu'et and steady and IN
chsIsed. wbe>. dull aud lowei-Msrj land red.
ll0a1.J; do. amber 1foal IS; DO. white. 1Osl IS
On her grsdee nominal. Oorn-southerp steady and
and hrm, western steadg-southern white. sGzs7:
southern yellow, g1fa0; western mixed, SIX, epof
and June; ssh July; Oats Gull and heavy, dow D.
wsra.sorthern 1000 70 prime, lial2 western white,
60. Hsy dull and unchanged. Proyisions quiet but
hrm. Fork. 200 Bulk meats = shoulders, 6ks7:
clear RIB side., gkslo: Bscop-ehoulders, sssS:
clear rib stdes, ltaUA<; hams, l4haUk, Lard dull
refined, Is. Butter dull and nominal. Petroleum
pominsi-crude; So xs1S: refined, T. Coffee lower
cull-lnx. keoeiyts-fioar, 1,soo; wheat, 500;
corn. q 100.
BALIINoTK, June 2.-vf-einia sixes, deferred. .
z: Yffsin,s ootsoiidaied. e6x bid to-day, 0uesr
nore active and erm. ~.
NEW roRK. June 2.-Stocks-Lake 6hors lover:
% psuls better; rest ste-dy. Money, g. Cold.
Ea; Excsspse, long, s1. short.xe. oovsnosEts
Hrw YosI, June a-y,our dun and IN
ehsnsed Wheat aull and declining. Corn qsiet
LONDON, June 8. ND ,. N --oonsols, s,Is-,ss.r
both money aud eccouuf. u. D. bonds, lsS7s, csk
new nvse. l0e'f Erie, lfs; preferred, rs,
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AT TIE Epson RACES yesterday, Gays .
was won BY Cato The American horse
freakness, who won his drst victory here af
P1mlicos came In second among Ten contest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-02

SENATOR ANTHONY has returned Ifom
his trip to Rhode Islaud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-02

THE FOURTH OF JUNE falling on Sun lay,
tie quai ,rly payment OF pensions will not
commence before the 5th irst., as payment
before the An, under the law, Will not be
allowed. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-02

1876 CLOTHING. 1876
noHr PURCHASE UNTIL you EXAMINE
u that hand.Ome Ilbeo1f Cass Suit for ois, for.
merly o1s, at A. STRAUs'.
A BEAUTIFUL WHITE ma RsEILLEs VEST.
"A single or double breasted, for 81 60, at l0ll
III 90 lock at the . 10 or.ted suit at 4. sfkAUs'
I Is ssrs C0 ~ I'a AND FANCY, DRESS
.5sns s1sD ie different patterns at loll Penn
THE ORIENTAL SILK wORsTED SUIT for
49, %Ss is most dressy out this season, At A.
pBISOE ALBEIT TROOK GOATS. with Vest,
p ! to match: Bssntiful pattern for $40, at 10ll
THE 9REAT HIT OF THE SEASON A
H Rase,, very long and nicely made for
THE DELLlBAKRE PLAID OAss SUIT re-.
A FULL LINE of Childrsn's SUITS, hand
"A soGely trimmed and made IN the very latest
style, from s' upssrds. At A. sTKsUs'.
TIE FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUITS
for els should be seen to be appreciated, Of
l0ll Pelnsy lyania avenue.
ENGLISH STRIPE AND PLAID OAss SUIT
eTkAUs.
MoHaIR BUSTERS, Plain apd Ulster style. A
ayeLue.
NORTH HOOsIC CAsS. SUIT at nh, IA only
Y to be had at A. sTRAUS'.
ROYssCHOoL SUITS, wen trimmed and nicely
- made, Tor -, at 101 Pennsylvaaia avenue.
YOUTHS DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS in +.
| sTRAUs'.
MOHAIR AND SILK LUSTER ALPACA
IVl GOATS, 81 all prices. at l0l1 Rennsy lvania
avenue.
SAULsBURY BROKEN CaECK OAss SUIT.
- trek style, well made and TRAINED, for o5, ct
A. eTkAUS'.
TIE LARGEST SIZE NAN can b. fitted in
suits or separate Goats, Pats Ut Vests, %
l0l1 Pennsylyania avenue
J.yE You SEEN That SUIT FOR s. at A.
Asst BUT NOT LGasTi-A genuine Middle.
IL sex FLANNEL suit for sls, q iOil Penasyl.
yalla aNenoe. my8 tf
nj A j U R,
con. SEVENTH AND n STREETS,
COOLEST AND BEST
SODA WATER
IN THE WORLD.
mynm Try II.
FaAHkLiro ffrSicSi1xs. -
s!.s1 ssi ss. fss S.SsI: 1,.ess.. ssss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
70 THE OHIO REPgsLIOAN OAMPAIGa
s ~ :. sas. nIi j.ss
~ C0EvkIAsILs Will LEAvE. THE
TON on C sATSRRaY 81 e. 1870 mi; for
Board Ct Trade room. apt 10 e T Gs at
~ ATTENTION., NEW YORKERs a reg.
h h.i IA hSssSoisIioS ssS :, s:ss.s,
EVENING. ct 7::1 O'Clock
JHOARAIEEckEks s e IoE!L' Pre'iaeaffii
~ YEIER.Ns MEXTCAN wARI-Ees1Iar
Nc EGnthiy mes,iOg on SATURDAY EVEN.
A. II KIsssADSf.I Sec. W. DENVER is pf St.
nP FOUNDRY N T. CHURCH, c5rner n.h
ne Party. THGRsDaY aud FRip. sYnf EvE En-
INGs OF this week. Ladies having charge, ia an
sod i FoIs On Friday evening singing n the
~ AN ENTERrAINMENr will be given by
S eT,N shs s JuEHEFEEEkks0N LITERARY AID DE
on IN pGSis
I'd ls16, at O'Clock. Admission, rs cents jeI q.
TsPECIAL AND IMPORTANT.
MAINE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN CLUB.
o. SATURDAY rVkNiHG sl NtXF gsns TO s Iess
fns nSsI 1IDs and
ales Of each member, at5H ?; m, :sarp:
WIN. DODGE, s !: S gABsoS fr''i ysi:.i
~ hoME MUTUAL BUILDING AssO.
sS CIATION: t..san,ssd Janma!y. isIsJ--
ard Of t Ss sss f
oh oh; "a, at . m, a, sEnelRBUND HALL, cor
street Thi. association is organize pom tbs Dc s.
plan. and presents rare sdvsnt.ses both 80 the ia
month ono ON eseb Ssne shares Ma NM Thu
h?,ics: ESMARp o. 9aK,r Pres,dsn sa''
EAUCIIoN NOTICE:
Special notice is called to the aution sale Of un
$ aoidstein Co, Loan and GOm@ission Broksr. n
which takes place on SAT URDAY, June Sd, al 10
a. aSd ?. m, at our auction rooms, corner Oh
4 large s:sortmen mt Of Gold and Silver Watches.
ssle no,itiys without reserve. Every article fu y
sss are 5tissSs;sS pT ss5s
rs. sTTRR&WHEB5RkY gksTIvAL; UNI0N y.
H DsT ~. THURsDAY and ERE
give tSe4 snnas .ssnr.ion u on
node s :ssS;s Of the
~ AT AECII0NaThe kHTIkE sTegK Of
s SlE:1is avenue' EVEkY EVENING m :, *
" OFFICE OF FBANKLIN ms. co.
s,oe,bo Ms,sIs ~ ,S D. III My 22 ls7s
s:GEsS6GI c6MPANI 2, %s.hnstoH and sser a
the at s n
Pr''0 Ga tx hs sH;SH
~ 7. N. Q. A.
OPEN Alb MEETINGS
Every Evening, at O'Clock, corner 7th street and
SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICE
LrscoLa HALL,
At 81 O'Clock.
~ Everybody invited. my26 tr
~ THE BE st.
MILBURH's SODA wArkR.
saTURAL SPRING WATERS on Drsusht.
lOE-COLD TEA, COFFEE and CHOCOLATE.
1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ApD-ir near WIZARDS.
"E. " WHITAKER,
General Claim and CoiI.etton Asert,
No. Ills 18th street, near Treasury Department.
District Claims, Pension and Bounty Claims, .
.eeolaNy. ep.I
~, NERVOUS ExHAUsrION.-A Medical
q. 81 ieIss % sc Ss. S
y the sa1ss ana cure q fTsns,uTs 6ssins, show.
marriage, and the treatment Of nervous ard physi.
,fee and residence, 81 East 10Th ST., n. Y. apl-6
ISL. D. COOKE, in. : CO.,
BAEKERS,
sfD-tr 1879 street.
" sTK.TEORD FIaDALL,
i.n:s-su 'as aff44o 'is;ssi;
@Ikwls JOHNSON 90"
BAHk 1AS,
Hrs1 81 IotA Ssssa ard PssssyIvasiA Asssss,
Dealers IN Government and District Securities
foreign Exchange and Gold. sepl4-ly
HFeAMUEL 9. YOUNG,
HOTARY PUBLIC,
oetn-d OrPIcR-STAR BUILDING,
1876 CLOT HIN G.. 1875
hOHT PURCHASE UNTIL YOU EXAMINE
II that handsome Ilbeouf Cass Suit for ol3, for.
merly o15, at A. STRAUS'.
A BEAUTIFUL WHITE MARSEILLES VEST,
"A single or double breasted, for q 60, at lOll
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Com n ander A. W.
weaver end Ensign Henry McCrea orderd
to Washington, ID. G., for exa ninatioa pre-
liminary to promotion.
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THf INVESTIGATION AT NEW oRLRAHs
commenced its Investigation 1t New Or
leans yesterday With open door,, all the
members bei18 present except M. Black
burn, who q n route % Washington By
ined In regard - eruokod whisky matters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-02

TSs 3 Sss, UsC. 49, rs
cuseing ssChristia1ify 81 - H6(1Iv Want
OF Man." "WomanS 49, ~ Chris7iSrz
pi:n.a. : ne aSx ~ e C = 8. sa
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The SENATE SPECIAL COMMITTEE To in
vestigate Mississippi affairs, consisting OF
Messrs. Boutwell,, Cameron of Wisconsin,
MCMILLAN. Bayard and Mcdonald, leave for
Jacsso Mississippi, on Monday 81 .ernoon
next, to take II sf.rpOnv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-02

TIE HuNBoLpf sfAru1 vnI D uuvopea
10 Eaimcunt farks Hhiladelpaias Oh the
sssa m. ovsf any sine;n9 "a q s SS~| 1o,oss
German societies WIN pQgoeipate.
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"
Special notice is called to the aution sale of Un
iedet med Pied ges and Commission Goods left with
D. 0oidstefn q Co., Loan aud Commission Brokers,
witch takes place on SAT UBDAY, j une Sd, al 4
g. AID p. m, at our auction rooms, corner Oh
A large assortment Of Gold and Silver Watches,
&c Id to the highest bidder for cash
sele positive without reserve. Every article fu ly
warranted represented.
All interested are respectfully invited.
Il DINO la NsON
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-08-16
EXAMINATIONS.

"ilE Examinations of Teachers for the
l. respective School Districts of Juniata
county, will be held as follows:
For Mifiiintown and Fermanagh, in Mif-
fiintown, August 30. 1875.
For Patterson and Milford, in Patterson,
August 80.
For Port Royal and Turbett, in Port
Royal, August 81.
tor Walker, IN Mexico, September |.
For Thompsontewn and Delaware, in
ThOmpsOnto~n, September ..
For Fayette. IN Nc Alisterville, Sept. g.
For Monroe, in Richiield, September J.
For Sus9uehanna, at Prosperity school
house, September s.
For Greenwood, ut Wilt, school house.
September 9.
For Beale, at Johnstown, September II.
For Spruce Hill. at Spruce Hill school
house, September y.
FOR Tusca-ora, at McCulloch's Mills,
September IL.
For Lack. az Lick school Aouse, Sept IL.
Special Examinations Saturdays, Sept.
f6, Sept. % and Sept. SO.
No Certificates will be endorsed.
No applicants will be examined prirately.
Applicants must be examined II, the Dis
trict wherein they expect to be employed.
Teachers are expected to take an Educa-
tional Journal and attend Teachers Insti-
tutes.
Examinations will begin promptly at 9
o'clock
1t is hoped that Directors will be present
TO observe the qualifications of the teachers
they employ.
JOHN ". GARMAN,
Aug. /, 1876 Co. Supt.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-08-16
Murder I'm New jersey.

On Sunday night week a gang of
New Jersey outlaws murdered man
60 years Of age, for his money, in his
own house, near Elwood, n. j. Little
money was obtained A daughter, the
only occupant of the house with him,
escaped from the house, and remained
iu strip of wood all night. In the
morning she aroused the neighbors
The murderers are known. They were
neIgbbors. Large rewards have been
offered for their arrest At one time
they had taken refuge In large swamp,
but got out of it before the place was
completely surrounded. As many as
four hundred people have been hunting
the murderers at enc time. If they
are caught in New Jersey, it is proba-
BILE that all formality of trial will be
dispensed with, aad they be either shot
or hang to limb of the first tree.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-08-16
Legal advertisements.
DROCLAMATION.-w HEREAs

DlkOCLA N n 1ONs-W Al - ,it><Ao
i the Hon. BENZ. F. JuSKIS, President
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for
the 9Th Judicial District, composed of the
counties Of Juniata, Perry and Cumber-
land, and the Honorables Jonathan Weiser
and John Rooms, Judges of the said
Court of Common Pleas of Juniata county
have issued their precept to me directed,
bearing date the 2eth day OF April, 1876,
for holding Court of Oyer and TermIner
and General Jail Delivery, and General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, at MlF-
FLlNTOWN, on the FIRST MONDAY
of SEPTEM BER, 1875, being the 4th day
OF the month.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, to the Cor
oner, Justices Of the Peace and Constsbles
of the County of Juniata, that they be then
and there in their proper persons, at one
O'Clock on the afternoon of said day, with
their records, inquisitions, examinations
and oyer rremembrances, to do those things
that to their Offices respectively appertain,
and those that are bound by recognizance te
prosecute against the prisoners that are OF
then may be in the Jail of said county
be then and there TO prosecution against
them as shall be just.
By an Act of Assembly, passed the tho
day of May, A. D., 1854, it is made the
duty of the Justices of the Peace. of the
several counties of this Commonwealth, tc
return to the Clerk of this Court of QUartoI
Sessions of the respectives counties. all the
reeognIzances entered into before them by
any person or persons charged with the
commission of any crime, except such cases
as may be ended before Justice of thu
Peace, under existing laws, at least ten days
before the commencement of the session
of the Court to which they are made re-
turnatle respectively, and in all cases where
any recognizances are entered into less
then ten days before the commencement
of the session to which they are made re-
turnable, the said Justices are to return
the same in the same manner as If said act
had not been passed.
Dated at Miffiintown, the 2Sth day of
April, in the year of oar Lord one thou
sand eight hundred aud seventy-six.
WIN. II. KNOUSE, Sheriff.
Sheritf-s Office, Mitfiintown,
August 2, 1876.