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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-01-20
The INDUSTRIAL AGI

will continue to b. in the future, as Il has been
during the last three years, the unflinching ad-
vocate Of the rights Of labor in the conflict
against the unjust entertainments Of capital
As the oldes, and only exclusive anti monop
olist in Chicago, the AGE will be thorough in
its opposition TO the injustice Of concentrated
capital towards the producing classes; and will
lend all its influence to the work OF placing
capital and labor upon an equal footing.
As an organ of the people the AGE will con-
tinue to oppose class legislation, unequal tax
alton, Official extravaganza and corruption, and
all else which tends to Cypress the laboring
millions and threaten the stability Of the Amer
lean Republic.
Bel.vint that reform can be secured only
through independent political action, the ACE
will throw il influence in favor Of the
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-01-20

- - - - MONTH--Ag gents wanied every
IL EkhtIwhere. Business honorable aud first
vclass. Particulars sent free. Address
WAVV J.WORTH CO.. 81. Louis. Mo.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-12

~ steneky ne force Of The explosion.
ne 6ed was lifted suineienrly 10 Silow
the ssssrs to drop out, snd the k4sd.
board bIoso of. Two pst bifds, ! dsts
and { ssusry, were killed, ths dets
hatisy NE feathers conplstsi5 stfiptsd
of. Every article Of futsftufe W.s
more cr less injured, . table with one
leg, clock without works, etc. The
kitchen ceiling was banging down two
feet from its proper position, plainly
showing the roof xboSs.
The feprH Of the Internal matfhhs
Has hesfd all over town and hundreds
Of persons Rocksd 70 the scene Of dis
sstef. The house presents dil.pids-
ted srpesrsnce, the wallis sprdng,
seorehsd and eteh the eorniee psrtially
demolished. Thousands visited the
scene, and the town is ID = ftnrore Of
excitement over this second attempt to
destroy life and property. The win
dows for square from the scene Of the
explosion we're shattered, and forty
panes Of glass we're required to repair
the damage to ono hou.e a:uue.
Strange to say, all The inmates Who
were IN the house at the lime escaped
uninjured.
There are many ruaors ahoat as to
suspicious, etc but nothing can be
traced to any authentic source.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-12
Legal .sdpe,t.semenfs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Dn6rlAMAffOH.-wHEREAs,
I the Hon. BENZ. r. JuxErN, President
Judge OF fke Court Of Common Pleas for
the sm Jixieisl District, composed Of the
counties Of J.yfrif,s, Perry and Cumber-
land. and the H6rorabies Jonathan Weisef
and John Koons, 5tdges of the said
Court of Common Pleas n Jutfa's county,
have issued their vrccert Is re directed
bearing date the 18th day or FEB; 1876,
for holding Court Of Oyer sisa T.Ytsiner
and General Jail Delivery, and General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace at MlF.
FLINTOwN, on the FOURTH MONDAY
5f APRIL, 1876, being the 9Th day of
the month.
NorIcr Is hEREBr GIVEN, to the Cor
6ffsy, Justices Of the Peace and Constsbfes
of the County Of Juuiata, that they be ther
aha there in their proper persons, at o1e
O'Clock on the afternoon OF said day, WIFI
their records, inquisitions, examinations
and oyer rcmetfihranccs, 10 do those things
that to their Offices respectively appertafh,
ard those that are bound By recognisaDce te
prosecute against the prisoners that are VI
then may be in the ssil Of said county
be tlscn and there TO rr0secutien against
them ss shall be just.
By ~ l4ss Of Assembly, passed the the
day Of Nay, 4. D., 1861; II is made the
duty Of the Justices of ths Peace. of the
several counties of thi, Commonwealth. ts
return To the Clerk of this Court Of Quartoi
Sessions Of the respectives cetfhties. all the
recUgnizances 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 ths
Peace, under existing laws, at least ten days
before the commencement of fhs session
Of the Conrt TO which they are made re-
tnrYable re.pec lively, and in all cases where
any recognhances are entered into he's
then ten DAYS b~fore the commencement
Of the session To which they nre made te-
tuyssbic, the said Justices are TO ret's.a
the same in the same nnanDer as II said se'
had not been psssed:
Dated at Nshfhncss, the 18th day o'
Feb.s in the year cf our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventv-six.
WM. y. KNOUSE, Sheriff.
S Sheris-s Office, MiAi:ntown,
March 10, 1876
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News Items.

rage. who recently murdered his
~'.e a, Cheisea. Mass. aud attempted sni-
r'de, was sent 20 the Insane A,xlrn N n, the
ith inst n on '"e
rather turbuleat asti-Chinese me.,;,
Vas held at South San Francisco ON No,.
DAY night, the srd inst. One speaker said
'hat an organization existed in the eitv of
@o-ooo persons, strictly pledged, in e..e the
Present stfenlif 10 remedy the Chinese ,.x;,
by l-gi meass should fail, to take In. ,.~
into their owa hands and root ont the ex,
with fire and steel
Patrick Pickering, q slsborer in Columbus
Ohio, shot and killed his son, agei seven
teen years, on the morning Of the 4th inst
The boy hal been sssociating with an OBJ
jrctionablc boy, and the father, sho hat
been drinking, forced his boy to get upoI
his knees to pray and promise never to ss
soeiafe with the boy again. While upeI
his knees. with head bowed, the father
seized loaded shot gun and discharged IL
contents into the boys side, killing him iu
stxntly.
Four thousand men at work at the Mon
frcal csnsl basin having struck for dolisl
day the contractors paid them o6.
dollar d2y from ;tie lSi Of NAY vas cff.r
.. &. tho ( no resI in.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-12
License Petitions.

NOTICE is hereby given to all interesie ed
l thai the following applications Tor Ii
fense have been filed - IN. Pro;hs,Dotary's
: tIts.cei snd will be presented to the Couri
on "Wednesday, April %, 1876:
John T. Moser, Tor license TO engage II
The business of vending rinous, spirituous
| malt or brewrd liquors in quantities not les.
ihsn one quart, in the Borough Of Miffiin
town.
John = HoIlobangh. Nor license TO keep q
restaurant and eating house, and to sell do
nestle wines and brewcd liquors, N tn,
borough Of MifHiutorn.
James A Murray, for license to keep al
inn ard house Of entertainment IN the Dor
ough Of Miff,intown.
Jacob Will, for license to keep an inr
and house Of entertainment, in the borough
Of Mifiiiutevn.
John A Newcomer. for license TO keep I
public house OF entertainment in the village
m Waterford.
Clcyd " Parker, for license 10 keet res
iaurant and eating house and to sell domes
t'c wines, malt and bsewed liquors, IN the
borough Of Patterson. s
John Hays, for license 10 keep an inn o,
public house of entertainment in the Dor
John Foreman, for license 10 keep an inr
or house of putaic entertainment in the
borough Of Patterson. E,f Tvs
Samuel X Notes.-The, for license TO keel
an inn or house Of putiic enter tainment in
the borough Of Patterson.
Mary A SNYDER, for license to seep an inn
or house Of ublic entertainment in the Dor
ough of Thompsontown.
Z. c. Graybill. for license to keep an inr
or house of public entertainment m the
village of Richfeld.
John McManigle, for license TO keep 81
inn and public house Of entertainment II
the borough of Port Royal.
Samuel Rumberger, for license to keey
an inn and public house OF entertainers
in Monroe township.
Frank Shields, for license to keep an inr
and public house Of entertainment in tn,
borough Of Miffiintown.
Cyrus Sieber, for license to keep an inn
and public house of entertainment in Nc
Alisterville.
Thomas Cox, for license to keep IN inr
and public house Of entertainment in Green
wood township
Jacob weiser, for license to keep an inr
and public house Of entertainment in Sus
quehanna township.
JACOB BEIDLER, Prothonotory.
Prothonotary's Office, Miffiin-
town, March %, 1876.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-12
A New Jerusalem.

How about the restor alton Of jew
i,h kingdom at Jerusalem The con-
summation OF such project is not
altogether impossible. The English
papers have the story in this form :
that Baron Alphonse Rotbschild is
going to propose to pay of the whole
Turkish debt, now virtually repudiated
BY tie sultan-his security for repay
ment being ~ the gross revenue OF
the Turkish domain; t2), the absolute
ownership of Vokouff, with its rich and
abundant mines t3l, tue feudal tenure
Of large portion of Syria, including
Jerusalem, at which ancient capital
Kothschild will take up his residence rs
King of the Jews. 1t is said that the
ties of lineage draw strongly on Dis
raeli as he ages, and be would
favor the reconstruction of the king
dom and the RECOMMENDATION of the
wandering children of Israel. The rest
OF the tale is highly dramatic.-Grdphie.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-12

my knees and promise shat would
never speak about this es5dgnnk or
sober. Then Campbell tcid me TO 70
Stt affd see where they were. I vent
sp after them snd mes them this side
of Mickey ODonnsil's tavern. Doyle
tas fitting On stone. Kelly said
that when he wsnt down be went into .
house and asked II 5cres wss st home,
and that no one ansWe.ed. Campbell
told Kelly to shoot Jones early in the
morning while coming to sork, and
not 10 let him 90 WITH one ball, but
put three or four IN him. Michael
boyle Lad the biacklzck and black pis-
tole: Kelly had the other two pistols.
Campbell told them fifey could go on
that tbcy needu't be afrsid, - no one
would follow them, 81 Jones wasn't
liked BY the Welshmer ~ sny one else.
Campbell then gate fhs Eve dollars,
telling me to purchase some whisky at
Tamaoua and us4 the balance to buy
them tickets on the fnllrosd to 60
home with. These fSs dollars | gave
my old woman, and she sent out for .
quart Of whisky, but the bill came
back unchanged and the whisky with it.
At Tamaqua Doyle Informed me that
they had shot Jones, but couldn't say
whether be was dead or not. Shortly
afser thai We we're arrested"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-12
A Mouse Swallowed by q Boy.
From the Cohoes Eagie.l

A curious and very singular accident
happened to son of James O'HeIan, re-
siding on Saratoga street. 1t seems that
Willie, the youngest child, bright boy Of
fifteen years of age, laid down in q corner
Of the kitchen last night and, being tired
out from play, was soon fast asleep. The
father was reading at a table placed in the
room, the rest Of the family were all in bed
and consequently the house was perfectly
still. Suddenly startling cry came from
the child, which aroused the father, who
made rush for the boy and asked him
what WAS the matter. The boy clasped his
fathea in his arms, and with startling eyes
exclaimed, /" Father, have swallowed .
mouse, and feel MIN biting me inside ~
In an instant the father had the house
aroused, and a messenger was sent for q
doctor, who soon arrived and administered
an cmetic. which had the desired effect, and
the boy, after some terrible retching. threw
up the mouse, and, strange TO relate, the
creature was alive and active, and made his
escape through hole in the floor. II ap-
peArs that while the child slept he had his
~-rx VEN open. and the mouse, which was .
| lar ACTON ton 81 ss.s, got frightened BY muscn-
mouth and dos d,ns ssild, jumped into his
nlained alive in 'hr NY ou. no" Us ~
terry. o@e" . ~'T
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-12
The Battle of the Logs

Is what they call the trouble between
the people who have been before the
Legislature this winter fIom Williams
PORT on the West Branch of the Sus
quehanna, impOrtuning members TO
vote for or against boom toll. A bill
lowering the toll passed the Lower
House, and after it was passed, MEM
Der offered resolution for an Investl-
eating committee, based on the rumors
of bribery of members in the passage
of the bill. A resolution of that char
acter passed that House, and now the
greatest excitement prevails, aud the
case looks as if quite lot of Eoney
had gone into the hands of members
for aud against the bill. Meanwhile
the Senate does not act on the question
Taken all in all as the cage now stands.
it promises TO be an exciting one before
ii becomes settled.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-12
The Chambersburg Bank Burglar

Has turned out t. be an old offender
sssinst the law, rascal, whom the de-
tecurrs have been looking for, many
loug days. He is confidence usu Of
the higher class in that business, and
has done some big jubs in that line.
HE is said to hail from Chicago, aud
was named there Lewis q. Clermpnt.
lie has victimized people in Chicago,
Ne. York, Baltimore, New Orleans,
Richmond, Philadelphia aud other
places. At every new place Of opera
,ioH he took new Dame At Long
Hrapch in 1872 he passed himself off
=, The sou Of rich Cuban, and won the
affections of q rtoh young lady from
fhiiadeipbrs, who had :urtuue in her
own right, was married to her, and
lived with her long enough to prevail
on her to collect some $40, 900 of her
fortune for trip So Europe, and then
On a pretence Of going back to the
house for something sha, they had for
gotten, he left her at the railway sta
ton, and left, taking the small satchel
with the vaiuables with rim. And Sc
he progressed in the confidence game
until be met Messersmith VI Chambers
burg.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-12
Nes6 Advertisements.


NJ Office b hereby given that the fol-
An following named persons have dled
their Administrator, Executors and Guar
dian accotnts in the Registers Office OF
Juniata county, and the same win be pre-
sented for confirmation AID allowance at
the Court House In Miffiintown, on Tues
day, MAY 9th, ls76i
/. Yhe first and final account of William
Stewart, Executor Of the last will and testa-
ment OF Rebeeca Stewart, late Of Beale
township, deceased.
?. The srss end Anal account OF Benja-
min Stuck, administrator Of Peter Bossler,
late Of Fsyette township, deceased.
Q. The account OF Nancy Bender, Ad-
ministratrix Of Ei4abeth Moist, late Of
Spruce Hill township, deceased.
4. The account Of Z. s. poty, Admins
traitor a. b. non of Joseph Most, late OF
Fermanagh township, deceased.
8. The account OF E. s. Doty, Admins
TRAITOR q. d. b. nos If Moses Most, late oi
FerEanagh township, deceased.
o. The account or John and Henry HOd-
uran. Administrators Of 5onatfsn Bucking-
tot, late of Susquefatina townslilIs dcs'd.
.. The account vi Alexander Wallace,
Executor OF the last will and testarftent OF
n oah Kirk, lasc Of Tuscarora township,
deceased.
y. The fourth partial account Of Joseph
Rofl,rcch, Executor OF the last will and tss'
lament Of Robert L. Gallagher, late Of Fer
managh township, deceased. a
y. The first and partial account of Robert
NcMcen, Executor Of the last will ard tes-
lament Of Margaret MsMeen, late Of Walker
township. deceased.
10. The account OF John Coffm,n, Guar
dian Of Nary y. Kennedy, minor child OF
Richard Kennedy. OF Beale township.
IL. The first and final account OF Charles
l. Waream, Executor OF Samuel kcriin, de-
ceased.
L. The second and final account cf Al
fred Patterson and = 8 B.ennisholtz, Ad'
ministrAtors of Peter Bretnisholtz, deed.
l3. The account of William McCshan
Administrator OF Abraham Holman, late OF
Milford township, deceased. a
J. T. METLIN, Rsaisfsr.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
MIMI 1iDtowu. Anvil II, 1876.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-12
flank Robbery at Heading.

The Reading SUNDAY .Fsus Of April
I'd says: The Banking House 5f Hoff
& Millholland, Fifth street above Penn,
was robbed yesterday at noon Of about
800 in National Bank notes and
greensacks. The bank was N charge
at the tune Of a young man named
johnson, who is q CLERK Ia the iostitu-
tion, when three gentlemanly -lOoking
strangers entered, and sisted that DR..
Plank, of Morgautown, had sent them
there; that they could get good interest
for deposits at this institution that
they had $500 of their aunt's money
which they wished to deposit. They
asked the young man to figure up the
interest on the deposit, shd when he
bad flushed this, they then requested
thas be should make . calculation for
the same amount 10 gold.
AT quarter before three o'clock
Mr.. George b. Hof, one Of the firm
and young johnson went to the safe
for the purpose Of looking after the
business of the day, when the money
was found to be missing. The suppo-
sition is that one Of the parry commit
ted the robbery whilst Mr.. johnson
was engaged in calculating the inter
est, and that he had slipped back to
the safe without being perceived.
The parties are described as follows /:
The FIRST as 5 feet inches ID height,
dark hair and full dark whiskers closely
trimmed, and was apparently about 2s
years old. He wore dark blue over
coat and black stiff trimmed hat. No. 2
about the same height and age, but
had light hair and light complexion
and wore brown overcoat. No. 8
was also about the same age and size,
and wore dark clothing.
A fourth man, who is supposed to
belong to the same party, was in the
bank in the morning to have = note
changed, and it is thought he posted
his confederates as to the condition o.
affairs. .ii'i'i'
Up to late hour last night no clue
had been obtained as to the robbers.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-12
Trial list for April Term,
r- Term, isis.

George " Gorton vs.. Joseph Hiinmcls-
baugt. No 100, September term, 1873.
= Louisa Fransoni VS. Samuel S Wilson
and George w McElwee. No 20, Sep,em-
Der term, 1874.
Jacob Pile VS. Christian I'm Schaffstall.
No 80, Defender tenn, 1874.
Jacob Pile vs Christian Inn Sehahstali.
No "a, December term, 1874. ..--.
5 Charles Linthurst by his next friend
Gev-gs W Linthurst vs. Stewart McCuIloch
and 3sc.'b Lemon. Ko ~, February term,
1875.
S Jereusiah Lyons vs. c 3 BARLEY, Gar
nishee Of 5oifn v Barley. No 20, Febru-
AIRY term, 1875.
J. Kohler Snyder vs. Daniel Co6man.
No. s5. February term, 1875.
9 John l. Bears, Ephraim Bears md Da-
VA Bevrs, partners trading in the name Of
John l. Bears & Sons, 7s Abraham Will
liains. No 80, April term, 1875.
Q John McNeal vs. Solomon Books and
William Wagner Nc 1874, April term, 1875
10 George " Gorton vs Hugh Palm. No
l2, September term, 1875.
IL Selinsgrove aud North Branch Rail-
road Company IS George = McFarIant.-
No 50, September term, 1876.
IL Edward A Margritz VS. George =. Nc
Farland No so September term, 1875.
IL Edward A Margritz vs. George T Nc
Farand- No 81, September term, 1875.
"a Edward a Msrgritz vs. George Nc
Tarianc. No 81, September term, 1875
ID 4 Sontbarf patker vs. Catharine Nil
ler. No Ill, September term, 1875.
16 George " Gorton VS. John Dllen.-
No l2S, September term, 1875.
j. George W Gortcn VS. 3oshus Deale
and Joshua Beale and John Saiase, Exec
utors OF Hugh Hart, decd No l29, Sep
tember term, 1875. ..s
10 Seiinsgrove and North Branch Rail
road Ccmrsu, vs. , p Rohrr. No 21l,
Sepsersber term, 1875. .t
10 Selinserove and North Branch Rail-
road Company VS. ID A Doughman. No ~
September term, 1873. a.1
I'll JACOB BEIDLEI, PYetiosotary.
PhoIHoscraRI's OT,EE,
Miifiintown, March Is lS16-tc (
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-12

THE explosion of the second infer
nal machine IN Carlisle, for the pur
pose of injury and perhaps death Of
the ex-Sheriff of Cumberland county,
is narrated thus By = Cumberland
county paper;
About 9 o'clock on the night OF the
2Sth Of March q second attempt was
made to destroy the lives aud property
of e. Sheriff Mccartney and family of
Carlisle. Some miscreants placed an
internal machine on the doorstep, and
'gnited IT BY some means unknown, pro-
due'ng terrible explosion. conpletelv
demolishing the front portion Of Nh.
; building, blowing out the door, vipa,,.
shutters, sashes, etc. The aoor ~.
the front door waa blown into III. ,.,.
lar and the partition or entry wall va,
thrown against the stair door, prevent
ing the escape Of the inmates until as
sietance arrived.
The frame of the door was forcet
cut Of place toward the street, the end
resting upon the pavement. The heav,
stone vail vas bulged outward ard th,
ee,lings completely demolished. Al
elegant sewing machine, which stosd ID
the bedroom above the entry, Was tori
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-12
An ElOPement Twenty-six
Years Ago.

In 1850 Barlow Case was Collector
of the Port Of Sandusky, Ohio. He
fell in love with the wife Of his deputy,
Henry Francis, seized $22, 900 of gov
ernmeut money aud eloped with Mrs.
Francis and her little child. They 6ed,
it seems, to the Island of Ceylou. Not
long ago an American missionary visit
ed them, found them living in an earth
ly paradise, but both haunted by re-
morse and the woman dying of con-
sumption. To the missionary the cou-
pie toll the story, and the scene was
one that can scarce escape the avidious
pen Of the sensational dramatist who
in detail reads it. A promise to send
the child to her father 10 America was
made to the dying mother. She en-
barked, but the vessel was lost and the
child with it. Mrs. Francis soon after
died, and it is believed Case did not
long survive her. Up to the elope-
Eent Francis had the utmost confidence
10 his wife's honor, but when bis be
trayal dawned upon him be became
crazed with but two objects in life-to
gain revenge on Case and recover his
child. He surrendered position and
property, travelled in pursuit of the
fugltives in nearly every country Of
Europe, without success, snd finally
enlisted as . soldier in the English
army and served in the Crimean War.
Some years after be returned to Amer
lea and became an employee Of the
Adams Express Company on the Pan
Handle Railroad. His "queerness,"
however, led to his discharge, and now,
it is said, be is working as farm hand
in Minnesota a-Erchange.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-12
Can this be Drew 2

The WY Uncle Daniel Drew, that good
old soul, helped the poor young Methodist
r,cn was this: lie built handsome Aetho-
dist college. Good The he endowed il
with S250,O00. Better still. and prolonged
cheers from the poor young Methodist men.
Then Uncle Drew wanted to use $50, 600
in bearing a corner In Northwestern, aud
he borrowed all the endowment back, giving
his note for the amount with interest, Of
course. fIc pad the interest with pious
regularity fer some time, and then Uncle
Daniel went up in a balloon. SO did the
endowment OF the college for poor young
Methodist men And Uncle Daniel can't
pay the interest either. And you never
SAN : sorrier Old gentleman for the poor
Young Methodist men than Uncle ID. d.,
the Indian giyer.-St. Louis Republican.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-12
BRIDGE LETTING.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Com
i missioner Office in the Court House
in the borough If Misiintown, until FRI
DAY, APRIL "a, 1876, al O'Clock p. NJ,
tor the erection Of 3 County Bridge over
the little Cocolamus creek, near Dimm's
mill, in Greenwood township. Plans and
specifications of the sane NAV be seen at
the Cofn.nissioners' Ofice in the Court
House In the borough Of Miffiintowp. By
order of the Board Of Commissioners.
JAMES DEEM. Clerk