Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-11-09
B9spiTCEsES.

BRADFORD, Pa, November IA
4 dance last night at Big ShaEty, a
small town near here. Mrs. GeriiG
Oliver, aged 50, wife of ". D. Oliver,
after dancing quite heartily two or three
times. complained Of feeling unwell,
and was removed to an anterior
where she died il fifteen minutes. The
cause Is supposed to have been the ruP'
ture OF an artery. The deceased weigh
ed about 200 pounds
TIFFIy. Ohio. Nov. 4.-CharIes Mad
den. divinity student. at Heidelberg
college. shot and killed Miss Phoebe
Bernard late last night on the street.
1t Is said he was madty in love with
her and she did not reciprocate. He
asked her to marry him and upon her
refusal lie shot her dead. He hill in
"a lumber yard during the night but
surrendered himself to-day. Mad
dens home Is in Stark county. and
his friends claim that he Is insane.
Troy, Nov. IA delicate and novel
operation was performed at the hospital
yesterday morning on John Farrell.
Eleven years ago Farrell, who came
to Troy from Omaha. swallowed two
false teeth and the rubber plate attach,
ed \ number of attempts have since
been made to force the plate into tie
abdomen. These operations were ur-
successful, but served to lodge the
substance in the lower part of the gul-
let. Aside from the suffering Farrell
has for a long time been unable to par
take Of other than liquid food. Iester-
DAYS operation for the removal of the
plate consisted in making an lncision In
the neck behind the ear, dissecting the
windpipe by an opening of about three
inches and another incision in the gul
let. The patient received narcotic be
fore the painful operation. The opera
ton was entirely successful. The plate
was removed with the teeth intact.
SHIRMARsTowN, Pa, Nov. 4.-The
most extensive robbery that has ever
occurred in the town took place last
night. The m;screantS first broke open
the tool house II section >, Cumber-
land Valley railroad, and supplied
themselves with the proper tools
rheiT first attempt was at the ticket
cfice. This they entered through the
door leading into the waiting room and
thence 10 the ticket Office. After ex-
aminiag every department where money
might possibly be kept, and finding
none they left, taking with them lamp
aud at once set of for the large grain
warehouse of J. L. Miller directly op-
p0Site. There was no particular trouble
to enter here. Mr.. Miller has IN his
cflice ! large FIRE proof safe This they
blew open, and Its contents, consisting
of about 500 in cash aud checks to.
cether with valuable papers. were ia
ken. The safe Is a perfect wreck.
Suli not being satisfied With their nights
work they proceeded to the dry goods
and clothing house OF Bowman& Miller.
Here they gained an entrance through
the rear door. The safe used by this
firm is of more ancient design than
the first one asSsiled, although quite
a good one Three holes were drilled
in the door Of the safe and the work o:
decentralization perfectly completed.
Frcm tbs this they obtained $500 IL
cash aud mostly in cash,
Nothing was left at either place to
give any clue to the perpetrators. The
affair has caused quite an excitement.