Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-01-02
News Items.

Daupbin couuty yaii.
Henry Engle has been Jailed at
Reading for stealing q car ride.
Milk, soda water and eggs are what
Senator Patterson lives on at present.
The employees Of She Lackawanna
Iron Company at Scranton are put
through a military drIl once a week.
A hester county woman believes
that nine sleeps teeth ,sd around
baby's neck will render teehing Pain
less.
The Ohio Supreme Court decides
that that the governor has power to
commute the sentence Of lunatic with
out their consent.
A Lancaster grocer has in his posses-
sion a white crow, which was one OF a
brood of three of the same color.
The morals Of the Clarion oil regions
are improving. Nearly dozcu church
es we're erected there this year
General Lopgstrees is about to open
q hotel in Augusta according to q
Georgia paper.
The seventh Avenue Methodist
church, Brooklyn, is in the hands of
the sheriff, on account Of the foreclo-
sure of a mortgage.
The Tyrone Herald says james Ii
and Annie f. Beeler, Of West Tyrone
have lost three children recently, and
as singular circumstance the little
ones were all born and died on Satur-
day.
In seven days lI2 tramps were fed
at the Adams county Aims house.
Forty large losves of bread were bak
ed every day except Sunday. Twenty
tramps will eat about seven loaves at
meal.
Eli Ebert, residing at Freystown,
near York, kept an account of the
number of tranps who lodged in his
harm during The month of November
and found the number to have been Sol.
The Buddhists of India are send
out missionaries to Australia to convert
the Christians.
A kerosene lamp exploded in the
store of W. II. Roberts, at Rondout
n. Y on Tuesday night a week, igni-
ting an oil tank and destroying the
building. A woman and child perish
ed in the flames. Six families narrow
ly escaped.
An express train collided with a
freight train one mile east Of Cheyenne,
" yoming, on Wednesday during a tog.
Two employees we're killed and one in
jured. The accident resulted from a
dispatcher having failed to bold one
train until the other bad passed
The Chicagoan who tried TO eat forty
quails in the same number Of days,
gave it up on the sixteenth day aud
wanted the diet varied.
"If murderer is too 6ruuk to form
the intent to kill be must be too drunk
to form the intent to shoot" Recent
decision of the georgia Supreme Court.
TrIckett, the Australian oarsman
who defeated Sadler on the Thamas
last year, has accepted COurtDey's chal-
lenge to row three mile straightaway
race on American waters next summer.
A Hyde Park young man, to test the
soupdness of his lungs had a young
lady hit him OF the side. She was a
hard hitter, and the young gentleman
was obliged to put himself under medi-
cal treatment.
Another buried city has been found
in Italy. This discovery was made at
the foot of Mount Gargaui. Excava-
tious twenty feet below the surface
have brought to light temple of Diana
and town, supposed to be place call
ed Sipontum by Strabo, the ancient
geographer.
Charles Ryberg, a wiper in the shop
of the Indianapolis and St. Louis, tried
to murder his wife with potato masher
and then attempted suicide BY ahooting
himself in the temple and severing an
artery in his wrist. Both will recover.
Mrs. Davis recovered . verdict of
$40 in the Huntington county Court
against the bourough of Mount Union,
ior injuries received from falling BY
stepping into hole IN the board walk
when returning home from church on
the night of the 10th of January last,
and skiuning her shin and otherwise
hurting her leg, in consequence of
which she was laid up for several weeks.
A dog belonging to Daniel Gleason,
OF Philadelphia, attacked WIN. Burns
and tore the skin from his left arm
from the sholder to the elbow. Gleas-
on was sent to prison for keeping a vi
cious dog.
General Buffers son, who graduated
last summer at West point, has been
attached to colored regiment on the
Rio Grande. The colored cadet Fin
per is attached to the same rigiment
AT Pittsburg on Friday morning.
David Hogar committed suicide by
pluuging head foremost from the third.
story window of the Boston House,
killing himself instantly. He was a
single man, and lived At Detroit. The
reasons for the deed are unknown.
One hundred and City thousand bar
rels of -four are annually made into
crackers at Chicago.
Over seven hundred vessels are On.
gagged in dredging for oysters in the
Maryland waters of the Chesapeak Bay
and its tributaries during the season.
Each craft gives employment to a cap.