Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-02-15

a NUMBER of Southern U. s. Sena
tors arose in their place in the Sen
ate last week and delivered speeches
In favor OF the Pension Arrears law.
OK the 7th of this month an Ellen
vile, n. Y, lover shot himself dead
because a young lady refused his
offer of marriage. He was drink
ing man.
The court in Lynchburg, Va, last
Thursday sentenced white man to
receive 156 lashes on his bare back.
The punishment was administered in
two instalments.
A MAN named Andrew Olsen, living
IN Chicago, believing whisky to be n
certain preventive of smallpox, drank
three quarts of the fluid He never
will get the smallpox; the whisky
killed him.
Our in Sidney, Ohio, a man named
Robinson kissed a Miss Alleman
against her will. 1t was an expen-
sive kiss for Robinson. The young
lady sued him, and the jury gave her
a verdict of $3.50. The Judge re-
duced the amount to 5000 Ungal-
liant Judge.
IMPORTANT discoveries have recently
been made by excavation in the ruins
OF buried Assyrian city. A large
room or vault urder a palace was
opened, and in it were found 10000
tablets. which have been sent TO Eng
land for translation. 1t is believed
that the tablets contain records of
the people beyond Noah's Hood.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR will receive Wis
itors on Saturday. Former Presi-
dents did not receive visitors on that
day of the week. The last dav OF
the week formerly was taken up with
the consideration of Executive busi-
ness. Monday viii, under the Arthur
administration be the day for the
transaction OF Executive business.
Two brothers named Soteldo walked
into the editorial room of the Wash
ington National Republican last Thurs
day, and there engaged in n pistol
fight with c. VI. Barton, news editor
of the paper. All three men were
wounded One of the Soteldo's WIS
mortally wounded. The fight had It's
origin in sundry newspaper articles |
that had been published respecting
the private character of the men
THE rowdy conduct that has char
acterized the acts of young men at n |
number of prominent colleges in this
country during the past winter, has
raised the question III the minds OF
the thoughtful people Of the country
as to whether boys are not q great |
deal better of without college train
ing, if they are to be exposed to the
rowdy influences that now surge
around nearly all of the institutions
of learning
The National Woman Suffrage As
sociation are reioiced over a letter
that Governor Hoyt wrote to them.
The Governor, they now say, is with
them in the advocacy of the cause
The Governor has risen to the pima
Gle of the question, which is that suf-
frage cannot unsex womankind, and
that her voice, if expressed on ques-
tons that affect the public and pri-
vate interests of humanity, viii be
like her sympathy, directed to the
maintenance OF correct principles.
A REMARKABLE piece of information
is found in the following, which was
dispatched from Philadelphia, under
date of the 10th inst. The dispatch
reads: This afternoon Professor
Goodell, assisted by staff of sur
geons. at the University hospital, re-
moved a tumor weighing one hun
dred and twelve pounds from lady.
The patient, after the operation,
weighed seventy-four pounds. She
is resting easy this evening and the
surgeons are quite confident OF her
ultimate recovery.
The Tribune has contradicted itself
so fatty on the church question in the
past two issues that its friends are
amazed, and ask each other, lis such .
contradiction the result of ignorance, !
or is it the work OF On ,
the church question, in regard to the :;
admission of communications to the
columns of the Tribune. il said, in the
issue OF February 4. 1882:
Mr. Parker and ourseif hare re u
fussd. and staH coafinus 10 refuse com $
nQniclfio"S from both s'des Of that 9zes-
fiOa." In the very next issue, that
of February IL, 1882, 1t contradicts =
all of the above declaration bv saving. Y
Il We hare many personal friend, in the L
Lost Greek congregation. and one Of
them. lCt0 IS a Lender on their side of TIE u
pdS told 5y as if he uqated J
% Be heard through or p1per he could L
hare space, bm lce deprecated Saca dis =
No boss in Tint" Comment 2
on such contradiction is unnecessary.
The course of the 7ri5vne has been a u
sort of perpetual round OF contra d
iiction of Itself. At convenient c
lime, we will write of its political i,
contradictions, which are as ludicrous u
ts its contradictions on the church Z
question "
4 LECTURE, delivered at Chautau- r,
Iua, Aug. S, 1851, by Rev. A H. C,
Lewis, on Sunday Laws, Past and "
Present" lies on our table. 1t is a
such as should be in the Z,
lands OF every student of the Sab A
,ath law question. 1t contains i'm u,
,ortant data relative to the Sabbath ia
IF the Jews, which had it's founda ii
ion or cornerstone in the fourth T
commandment. 1t mentions the for r.
nal observancas of the Jewish church d.
IS regards the Sabbath at the time b