Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-08-08
News Items.

strike.
Altoona Hebrews have established .
synagogue. l..
A West Virginia man has cot slept
for eighteen yesrs-so be says.
Old King Coal will rise-snd ex-
plain one effect of the strike.
The army worm has appeared IN the
cotton fields of Mississippi.
Chicago foots up her direct AMI indi-
rect loss by the strike at over seven
millions.
Saratoga will celebrate the centen-
nary of Burgoyne's surrender IN Oeto-
Der next
Barney Donahoe, chief of .he Hor-
nellsvilIe mob. was never employed by
a railroad company, but has been
saloon keeper.
Mrs. Moody, the wife of the preach
et, is teaching a large class OF men this
summer in the Sunday school at North
field, Mass.
The Bradford County Commissioners
are going to purchase two hundred and
seventy acres for a poor house farm
1t will crst $4,000.
In Franklin borough, few days ago,
a tramp was arrested aud seven resoi-
vers, all new, found in his possession.
Strange to say, the fellow was released
and the pistols returned to MIN.
Frank " slworth, who killed bis ia
ther for abusing his mother, in New
York, 10 June, 1873, and was sentenced
to prison iur life, has been pardoned By
Gov. Robson.
Charles III. Clement, the leader Of
recent temperance movement In Haver
hill, Mass went back into the liquor
business that be had abandoned, and
has been sen, to jail for three months
for violating the liquor law.
Frank Mitchell, son of s. j. Mitchell,
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector at
Indianapolis, was renewed Of thinble
which was swallowed and lodged In his
throat nine years ago.
Richness and idlsness DO not bring
happiness Mr. Leon Furniss, of New
York, with an estate worth two mill
ions and an income of sixteen thousand
dollars, was 90 miserable that he shot
himself through the head.
Lancaster has a strikes IN limbo
one NJ. NJ. Fraim-who is charged with
inci.ing to riot, interfering with the
running of trains, and attempting TO
destroy the property of the Peunsylva
MIA railroad company.
On Wednesday night about one
o'clock test call was made upon the
delaney Guards, of West hester, to
which fifty two members responded in
three minutes, showing they are on the
alert and ready for action. A good
company.
On Saturday night Burglars entered
the stotes Of q. A. Ainsworth and j
b Grappote, at Cape Vincent, \. Y,
blew open the safes and obtained mon
ey and valuable papers. They then
took +. K Burnhsm's horse and bug
gy, escaped. Officers are in pursuit.
Charles Wingert, of Adamsburg
Cass county, Michigan, formerly of
Penn township, Centre county, me; his
death recently by very sad accident
Mr. " ingert and his folks were haul
ing in hay, he being on the wagon load
ing. II appears that they made the
load unusually high, and while they
were driving into the barn Nr Win
CERT struck one of the joists with his
head. causing, fracture of the skull.
About eight o'clock on the morning
of the lst inst, as john Henderson, sr,
of Carroll township, Perry county, was
returning from Carlisle market, aud
while driving along the Sulphur Spring,
road, within half a mile of toHu, he
was robbed of twenty dollars BY tso
desperate looking felloss -ho bad OBJ
obtained permission to ride Ia his wa
gon. Mr.. Henderson is veil advanced
in yeats, and made but a slight resist
ance, and the rascals escaped. He at
once returned and had a warrant issued,
but no arrests have yet been made
This was a very bold and daring attempt
at highway ROBBERY. s. T. r.