Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-11-06
DISPATCHES.

Nhiie lyiaS on tDe SOFA ine ist'ei
was load!ug his gun in the house, and
the hammer falling caused it to 90 on
The charge entered the boys head
above the eyes, blowing the TOP OF his
head completely off, spa'tering his
brains ON tie floor. He was six year,
Old.
ATLANTA, Ga. October al The
Synod OF Georgia 10 night, by vote OF
III To Il, sustained the appeal of Frank
b. Black, suspended from the Presby-
terrain Church of Atlanta for giving a
dancing party in hts house. The church
session will appeal the case to the Gen
ersi Assembly.
CINCINNATI, November IA Park,
ersburg, " Va, despatch says: "Ail
along the line Of the Baltimore and
ONO railroad, near this city, dlphtheria
Is raging worse than was ever known.
Twelve children have died within
rue last four days. More than half the
families haye at least one case. In
some of them all the children are down
With il.
On CITY, Pa, Oct. 30-Four hun
dred pounds Of nitro giycerine explod-
ed in the magazine at pretrolia last
evening, instantly killing the owner OF
the magazine, S. o. Gotham and Jno.
Fowler, and dangerously woundiug
Harry French. Gotham was picked up
dead, without mark on his body, while
Fowler was blown into atoms. Only one
finger being found and that 200 yards
from the scene.
PoTTsrowN, Oct. 30-As Isaac Geh-
ris. ke-iey Hagy, Casper keibe and
John Quick were being drawed up the
shaft Of Gabel's iron ore mine at Boy
erst6Hu TO day, the pInion wheel broke,
and the bucket containing the four men
was hurled to the bottom a distance OF
$50 feet 4" hen the bottom of the pit
wss reached. it was found that Hagy
was dead. Quick aud Kiebe died this
evening. and Gehris lies in q critical
condition.
a dispatch says that on Wednesday
the 30th ult., at Como, Miss, the first
section of train No. s, on the Mississip-
pi Central Railroad, in charge of Con
ductor SpriggIns, was boarded by about
QUE hundred tramps. They ordered the
conductor to start his trsir, which he
refused to do unless they got off. The
tramps thereupon severely beat the
conductor and started the train them
selves
BIsMARK, d. T., October 3l.-A
singular Development transpired at Fort
Lincoln ts day. Mrs. Sergeant Noon
Al, who died last night, turns out to be
a mau. Mrs. Noonsn was a laudress
at the post and most popular midwife.
She had been married three times and
was one OF the widows of the Custer
massacre. Her husband is member
OF the Seventh cavalry, now in the field.
There Is NJ explanation of the union,
except that The supposed Mexican WON
an was worth $4,000 sud was able to
ouy her bu- bands silence. She had
been with the Seventh cavalry nine
years.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, October 81
Charity Seiner, a Young woman OF tasi,
ion, resident of Wanamie, near this
city, was arrested here yesterday upon
a charge of being privv to the death OF
her ilegiiimate child. The corpse was
discovered in a cayehole of a NINE,
bruised about its head in several places,
aud bore marks of violence upon other
portions of its body. 4 rope tightly
shrred up around the throat was also
one of the means by which death was
PRODUCED. Miss Solner was fleeing
frcm the scene of her alleged criminal
ity, in company with her father and
and brother.
| NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 30.-A
horrible tragedy occurred within three
miles of the Hermitage at 1o'clock last
evening. John lloyd, colored had
that morning quarreied With aud fatal
ly shot Winfield New hIrter in an alter.
cation concerning the picking of cotton
Frank Warpool, whe was deputized ,t
arrest I 10y d, summoned DIR. Raymer
James McN hirter and John Osborn t
assist him. They went to the house o
John Williamson, colored. aud founc
hun heavily armed with Two pistols ant
gun, aud saw two men run from th'
: house as they entered. They tool
Williamson into custody aud started
down the turnpike with him, beiieyine
they would overtake Cioyd at Greer
Hill, a village not far distant. " he'
in front of DIR. John L. Gleave,
residence New hirter went into 1t L
: leave guu he had borrowed, thinking
the danger had passed. McWhirte
and Greaves started out TO meet tn,
= posse, tut as they reached the door
brisk firing Of pistols on the turnpike
commenced. When they reached th'
scene of action Warpool John Cloy'
lay dead on the road, and DIR. Rayme
was found to be shot through the arm
aud thigh, and dangerously, If not ia
tally, wounded. Two men who ar,
supposed to have been with the attack
ing party ran off.
BosTON, Nov. 3-Andrew p. An
deasoD was arrested o-day on chare
, of man slaughter in having caused tn
death of Betsy Rinaldo, whom be as
saulted on The 18Th of October. Sht
, was his washerwoman, and, not havin:
his clothes ready when he called fo
them be assaulted her, from the effect
of which she died last Monday.