Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-05
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has gout.
The Greenbackers will hold State
convention in Harrisburg, May Is.
The wife of the famous Sergeant
a1ason is said to be modest woman
THE French government again per
mits American pork to be sold in
France.
THERE is a Mormon congregation
of seventy-fve people in Westmore.
land county, this State.
THERE is smell of guano about
Washington, but it is the business
jobbers that smell of it.
The Democrats in Congress, from
present appearances, will oppose the
appointment of tariff commission.
ADJUTASr GENERAL LATTA sold about
$4,000 old muskets at Harrisburg on
Thursday, at an average of SO cents
piece.
Az editor up in Canada was horse
whipped the other day. The man
that did the whipping was fined eigh,
teen dollars.
TEERE is report that James G..
Blaine is about to drop into thu bo-
som of the church and become a
preacher.
THs. Car Of Russia has sent Gen
eral Skobeleff off to Turkestan, where
his talk will not arouse the anger OF
the Germanic race.
A LovEsMrrrEN tailor committed
suicide in Philadelphia a few days
ago because the girl that he loved
would not marry him.
One Of the Peru Chill guano job
bers says that he believes Mr.. Blaine s
interest arises from the fact that he
desired to make friends by advoca-
ting protection to American citizens.
WITHIN the past ten days a Rus
sian General was assassinated, and
within 36 hours after the murder was
committed the murderers were hang
ed by the orders of the Car.
FREDERIcK Fox and his brother
William, and their sister, Mrs. Was
helm, all of Easton, Pa, have fallen
heir to $4,000 left then by their
father, who died in Germany not long
since.
WHAT is there in a large funeral :
may well be asked, since the funeral
of Henry Rumberger, one of the
murderers in Dauphin county, was
attended by over two thousand peo-
pie on Monday week.
THERE is q religious racket, or
rather racket on account of the re-
ligion of one of the members of the
Germantown school board. One of
the members Of the board is a Ro-
man Catholic.
IT is now said that when Sergeant
Mason shot in the Jail window at
Washington, Guiteau, the murderer,
was quietly lying on his cot, and was
in no more danger from the shot than
if he had been on the other side of
the earth.
Ex-Governor MosEs, of South Car
olina, is represented as being a New
York city swindler and confidence
man. New York papers publish an
account of numerous confidence op-
erations in which he has been con
concerned
GENERAL GRANT has expressed the
opinion that the Chinese government
does not desire its people to come to
this country, and if the Chinese gov
ernment be apprised of the fact that
its people are not wanted here, mea-
sures Will be taken to Keep them at
home.
PEOPLE in certain parts OF Califor-
MIA are excited over the appearance
of a winged animal or bird that is
shaped like an alligator. 1t is said
to be about twelve feet long and has
six wings on each side. Eastern peo-
pie look upon the report as West
ern story.
GENERAL SKoBELEFr will talk about
the Slavonians. A late dispatch re-
ports him as reiterating his former
statements, that the Slavs have
great mission before them to perform.
1t always e1cites the Germans to hear
the General talk IN that way. Ger
tainly the two great races should not
be pitted against each other in war
THERE is a fuss in the New Jersey
Legislature. Some of the members
say that they have been offered one
thousand dollars for a vote on what
is called the Water Front bill"
Everybody now is denouncing the
legislator that took the money. They
all pass over the business men that
pooled the fund to bribe the legisla-
tors.
The question of the admission of
the Territory of Dakota as State is
looming up in Congress as a ques-
tion upon which the Democracy are
to draw party lines. They
will oppose Dakota because they be-
lieve to admit the territory as State
will add just that much to Republi-
can strength in Congress That's an
old game with the Democracy.
CERTAIN Englishmen are engaged
in tunneling under the Channel from
to France, which has caused
many of the Islanders to enter a pro-
test. They declare that once a tun-
mel communication is had with the
continent an army of Frenchmen, or
or Germans may take a
notion to walk through it to England,
some day.
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