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A Maiden's Strategem.

Miss Rebecca B .tes died at Sci
tuate Mass, recently, at the age of
SO years.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02

MAET hogs are dying of cholera
in Illinois.
A Basxm, ct Jonesboro, III, has
left for parts unknown and the bank
is $500, 900 short.
II is but q short time since the
graveyard insurance companies
fourished and became like full grown
sunfowers. The following despatch
from Harrisburg last Wednesday,
relate the process of closing out one
of the death rattle concsrns. Re-
ceiver John H. Weiss, of the South
ern Pennsylvania Mutual Relief As
sociation, Of Hanover, York county,
one Of the first graveyard" insur-
ance companies proceeded against by
the State, this morning asked leave
of the Court to present his account
and plan of distribution on Septem-
ber 19, which is one week later than
the day required by the rules of the
Court This WAS asked for with a
view to enable him to have the same
printed and copy placed in the
hands of each person interested thirty
days before the day of confirmation,
in order that it may carefully be ex-
by the beneficiaries and 9TH
ers. The amount of the beneficiary
fund which Receiver Weiss is only
ready to distribute now is S22,745,- |
55, to be distributed among about
2000 persons"
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
ArrsnSsNest or Passsag,r Traiss.
JrSI 2s.h, 1882.

Trans iss'' Harr"Ssrs ., ssI!.y..
Scr New York via Allentown, st15Gap
/ and IS D H.
For View 1rk via PhilEssIuhia and ..po,,z,
Brock R"sse,' ~ 7So n, ant ID.
I pm.
For Phll,d-irhi., 81. 90, s5o,u.i1s.
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Far Readn.s at 90. s2S. 40, ,sesns
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s"sqH-h.sa' Bianch at Z 40 a. Far
Auburn, , IUs r..
Fer hlleEto4sa ats ~, 50. F5e.1s.
sasi 81 - n
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through Gs-s t"r New York y. Ala
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SUSDIYy.
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Eor Rrsd,r1, Pi7IssaeIpbia ia saa way ,sa,ie,,
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1raia' fe- ausy,st.ry Issvs es.,Ii.nsi
Ls.'e New kos1 via Allentown ..SN.u.
LOO anu ssu , m.
Sssvs New York VA sReaEG b eok Rsy,.,,
shd PLiisd-lphi. 4s . n, 10. - .si
eSo ~ and IL 20 Mld mig As, s,riyIry 4.
h.rrisbc lso. $40, - p. L., s,G
s2-lO and . 10 IN
Leave phi.@dsiphis ct 30 o<SsH.4sa.
81 and "a pm.
LssTe PaEtsyills st 8 90, 3 ssAu.auxs1a
pm
Leare RsAaisg at 4 30, 90. Ilsosa,
"a, : Is, ~ snd 10 2zsn.
Lsavs Pest,viiio via Soauylzt:I and lp,aae-
hanna Branch. Is . IL. rs.I 4 l0,z.
Leave Aissntown at 3 w, 81 /. ~ gIS.
~ ard S05 P -.
SrEL.fYg.
Leave New York VIA Allss:asa, uSts
m.-PhiladsIpkrs at IL u.
Leave kssding al 30 a =, asa I.sy.n.
Leave Allentown II sp5 pIs.
STELl.1 ma RANCH.
Leave HARRISBURG; fur Paxton. Leah
isi, and Steslton daily, ezc.p, Ssndsv. sst.
go, 81 m, IS and s4G pm; dsilv, ex-
e-pt Saturday And Sunday, oS5pn, .sisl
Saturday only, 445 and 6 10, pn.
Returning, leave STsKLTON daily, -
cePt Sunday, 10, 90, 10 90, IIxs ss
: ~ and lo ~ pm; daily, except aimSsy
and Sunday, lG p a, aud On sst,eu
emily, 10 and . a6 n n.
c. .. HANCOCK
Csners! Pss,sr ssS T,sJ., f.nt.
J. Z. woOTTES,
General HssAssr,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02
GENERAL ITEMS.

An Arkansas woman was 6ned BY Z
magistrate % for using abusive Ian.
gu.gs to ne,ghbor; she had no money,
but the obliaipg justice took 2l steel
traps 10 full payment OF 6ns and costs,
and the no less obliging attorney who
represented her in the trial took spot
ted dog for his fec.
Hugh MeCsnn, o lsboring man Of
Albany has been 10 the habit OF sleep
ing With his right arm under him.
On Tuesday morning be awoke snd
found that shat arm was psralyzed. and
the surgeon tells him that it is doubt
full il be ever regaius the use oft.
A despatch from Little Rock, Ar
kansas, states that within the past 2
weeks more tbsn SO, 900 head of CATTLE
have passed up the trail, which makes
. grsud total Of over 10000 for the
ssao, thus far.
A.despatch from Pittsburg under
date of the 25th inst, says; The will
age of Freeport, in Wsyae county, for
~ miles southwest of this city, Was
convulsed to day by the discovery shat
two girls named Stearns had murdered
their stepmother last week. They Sc
creted her body, but the secret bore
heavily ou one of them, and she told .
friend, who informed the. authorities.
Ooe of the girls has been arrested and
is in jail At Waynesboro. but the other
has fed. There are two stories Of the
tragedy. One is that the woman was
poisoned, and the other that sharp in
srrumeut WAS driven into her breast.
The girls had not taken kindly to their
s:epmother for some time past.
Care-worn persons, students, weak and
overworked mothers will find in Browns
Iron Bitters a complete tonic, which gives
strength and tone to the whole system.
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REGISTER AND RECORDER.

Editor Sentinel and Repsbl,esn-Ths poo
pie Of Juniats, will he called upon to chooss
. suitable person to ill tho office Of ReCis-
tor and Recorder at the election in Novvus-
Der. Allow u 10 present the nsras Of 3. b.
Csveny, Of Patterson - . candidate for the
Republican nomination. Mr.. Csvsny 10 veil
known IS 3 gentleman ofintegrity, possess
ing every qualification requisite Tor tho efh-
cisnt discharge Of the oficc, and ii nomin-
ated will be . strong candidate.
FAYRTTE.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02

that he &C ted In self-dsfenss and only In.
tended shooting his antagonist In the
arm. He remained 1t home only . short
time, and when he took his departure ho
s.id he was willing to surrender hiInsslf to
an officer of the Law who would guarantee
him protection, Is he SCENE to feel that had
he besn captured on Sunday morning he
would have been iynched. a. public feeli q 6
ran high against him II that time.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02
TYRONE DIVISION

Trains leave Tyrone for EeIlessp.s q s.S
Lock Haven at 50 n, SO ~. L.rav.
Tyrone for CRrwen,vi!ls and Clea-se.l AZ
9 Soan, 5Opm.
Traiss leave Tyrone fer Warriors Ssrk.
fsnnsyl'sria Eurases and Scsiis ct sspa
m and 80 p M.
Trains arrive at Tyreno frsa B.u.;,,,r
and Lack htveE al sUa s, ard ss5
Trains arrive .t Tyrone FROM Csrr,o,-
vile Ard Clearfvid ct "a IL. and 5enm
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Ses.is. g,a,-
riors Marx and Pennsylvsli. Esrnsss az
30 q Fl, y. 2 IS n.
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Englebsrt Bright, 4 farmer in Spring.
feld township, Bucks county, claims
that his daughter was cured BY the
prayers of Boston minister.
John Sheehan. Of Chicago was out
late the other night, and finding the
door locked when he went homo he
kicked it in. His wife stood iu the
hall aud said: "If had . pistol I'd
shoot you." Sbechsn handed her hs
revolver, and she immediately, sent
bullet into his shoulder.
Many years ago. Samuel Bailey, .
farmer in the Isle Of Wight, subjected
himself and family to incredible priva-
,ions. In order to save feed for horses
they even did the plougbiug and bar.
rowing themselves, and would eat flesh
Of animals which had died . natural
death. Yet be lived to be 81.
John R. Kenig, of wonelsdorf,
Berks county, has a hog only ; years
old that weigbs 1900 pounds.
Alligator fat is now used for cooking
purpoes in some parts of Florida.
Large numbers of fish 10 the Sus.
qushanns River have been killed re-
Gently by sulpher pumped INTO the Wa
ter from the mines.
A log rolling down bill at York Fur.
mace, York county, few days since
struck Henry Lyman, of that place,
killing him instantly.
Moses Gross, of Richmond, Va, Low.
ed to 60 on periodical druuks, and
when thus disguised would cruelty
beat bis wife. But on the last of these
occasions she bIscked both bis eyes
with the poker scalded him with bo,
water until the a-sh peeled of BIZ
shoulders, and then had him locked up
Miss Sarah Sergeant, aged 10, aud
very pretty, Is a mail carrier in Wash.
ington county.
Elizabeth, Barth, in kindiing . fire
at Ashland used coal OH. The oil ig.
nited and sha was burned 90 severely
that she died yesterday.
A good medicinal tonic, with real merit
Is Browns Iron Bitter., 60 all druggists say
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02

IENEsTIVAEIAR RAILROAD.
TIN E-TAR

TIN TABLE
On sna sitter Hondsy June 5, 1852. t,,io.
that srsP at MAiin VIII rau as fcisc~s,
EASTWARD.
NIssiy AccOHHoIASsyS leaves Nsfi.
daily ~ o.20 a. n. and 6t0ppisg ak IN ssa-
ton. between d lnsn asd Hstrih-. a.
rived sf Harrisburg ~ & 30 a. u.
Jon ssvvs ExPsxss issres akeoua dsi,x
ct $50 q L., sLd stopping at IL regular
stations befwe cen Altoona sad Har.;.tpxr
reaches Ai1in 1t I0.<3 Q. H.. B.rsisbsrs
I2.4O ,. H., and arrives In Fhilsl sIshis AZ
SOS p. ~.
MAIL Tram leaves Ptstssgrs ssly a,
1.S3 .. n, a toons at 6.25 3. m, S,d s,,,-
ping at all regular stations arrives =, glss,
at g p. W., Harrisbsrs 80 p. n, Itia-
dsIphis z.ss g. q.
Mali Express leaves Pir,ssurs at % ,E.
Altoona 80 p q; Tyrone IL pm; Ham.
inxdon s O5 p nj Lewis'own 9 20 pI1; yif-
fin S4s PM Harrisburg IL Is nj PhLs
dslphia 2ss pm.
WESTWARD.
NIrSIN ACCOMMODATES, Leave. H,,r;,-
IIsO9rS uAliy II iV-iS d ~ a11 ftppCtlg at
all stations, arrives at Ni:tiia al l2.IU m
MAIL Tram leaves Fhiiadslphi. iaiiy A,
.e1 .. H., Harrisburg LIS H., M.iTi.
1888 p. m., siopping at all .,si,sns b., veeo
xl7iin and Altoon. reaches Aitos1, q, :;
p. m, Pittsburg $50 ?. z.
ABsLIy AccoxxoDA7IoS leaves Br-.,,.
burg daily except undsy a. s. 90 .. a,a
sto pping At all stations, arrives q yir,n A.
7.00 p. ~.
Pacific Express sIesyes Philado,a.i. II n
pW; Harrisburg s0s an; Daucapnou
SO AM Newport Is an; HiHin 5eI a
N; LevistovH 8 Is AMI AsVsyto.a
. N; Nj. Union Ssn; Hrat;u.Je
45 m; Petersburg 7 O2 IL; sp-uc. Cr.-k
Is b ,li Tyrone 7slan, Boy, Mr..
765sm Altoona SIS au; Fl.,h.,.
Is p m
Fast Limo leaves Phlladslph,a at Il o.,
nj Harrisburg 8 Is N; NiHis EsTu..
Lssistown sSp !; Huntington . eepu,
Tyrone 40 N; Altoona - "a ; ris;.'
5srE II Sopn-
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Administrator's Notice.

Esssis " Otsrr r. h9,aermsn, asesaseI,
Ei Lko oil Administration vu the rs-
- Aie oi v. +. hothsriuan, late VI Avu
iOo .o"nship, !uuiA,a cvuut,, IA, drccas-
eu, have been granted u tho uudern.ns
To whom Ali persvns Indebted to sAiu ustuts
arc reqdested ~ Inake pa, nIent, Aid those
having Claims or osuianas viii niaAr know n
the same without aeisy.
". u. SMITH,
Administrator,
July ii, iec-. Thonpsvntown Pa,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02
REGISTER AND RECORDER.

Editor SssfinsI asi Experimentation
me tU announce the lame oi :. T. Whsr-
ton Of Spruce Hill as Candidate for tho Of
flee Of Register and Recorder, subject to
Republican usas-s. Mr.. Wharton il .
young msn of good business quanhc atoms
and il elected, would make an Vbliging and
efficient officer.
MILFORD.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02
LHwISJOWN DIYfSyoS

Trains lssvo Leuistown Junction for W.
roy al . Is N. 10 50A II, Is Pm; f.r
Sunbary at . 0S a N, 25 III.
Trains arrive At LewIstoua Jaus.iss C,sy,
aiirsy at loaw, SO pm, 4 50 p ~; f-an
Ssnsury ~ 10 &c 4 =, IS u.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02
MILFORD.
LEGISLATURE.

Editor Sssfissl sad Rspsbiican.-Piesse
snuouncv M-jor J. u. iiowhLL, Oi Spruce
Hill, ss "a Candidate for tho Office of As,rIn-
bly,, sui,ject to Republican images. Tue
Major is = representative rnsn oi the people,
~As = good soldier, would bs Q strong can
dio.re and, if elected as.is and prudent
legislator.
BEALS.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02
CAUTION NOTICE.
Legal Fot,ces.
AdministratOr,s Netice.

AdministratOr's Notice.
Esfais q Ehx9esih fuhsr, decess.z.
bfIEi.o oi Administration ou tho ss-
- Ate oi EasAoetn fIsncr, ists oi BrAIs
io"nship, JuniAts county, Pa, dcceas.d,
have been granted to the uRdsrsIs ned, TO
whom ali prrsous indebted Io SAID estate
are r,qdestcd To Make paymcnt, those
having Claims or demands, VIII make kpuuu
the ,AIao without delay.
JOHN KAUFMAN,
July IL, 1882. administrator.
Huntington Pa,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02
Valuable Real Estate at Private
Sale,

The undsrsignsi oilers for sale, a trsst q
One Hundred Acrss. Of land moro or is,,.
on "h'ci' there 10 isrzs sTONE.DwEL.L-
iNG-EOu>E. in good fep.ir .nd good
BAN h BARN ana out tplldIngs aud
GhiST-ali.i. three stori-s rIzh, Ii, two
lower stories of which are nons, and tas
third irsiiiv, With three run OF good french
ourrs, ore new oysrshos vk.-l, sEs rev
n"n wheel, and gearing nearly new ia.sus L.
ons, Win excellent water pnner. 7ae
land Is gooi isril snd. and in a you'd .t,te
o' cultivation. The mill h2, an sxcs!,sn,
Country trade.
Iris IL svsrv desirsble property and il
situated ono mile and one -tourth norta-w.st
oi &eAiistefville JuuiAts Co., Pa, zsi aM
be- sold on Easy terms
For further PARTICULARS please call en- or
address Jacob Smith, EcAli.:-rvills Pa,
or Jeremisn Lyons, Aifiiinto~s Pa, or
John z. Smith, Chester Springs, Casssr
county Pa.
Subecribs fos the SenhxsI and Rs,.Siress,
papsr that gives you greater VARIETY, sAy
better selection of reading matter ,hv> 20
nthsT T~Ftr in the Ia-ista TsrsS.
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JUNIATA VALLEY BANK.
OF MIFFLlNT0WH, PA.
BRANCH AT PuRT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
J. NYyIN POMEROY, Rnes,dsnt.
7. VAN IRWIN, Cashis<
DrREefoRs:
J. Hsvin Poneroy, Jaseph Rothrock,
George Jacobs, Philip NJ Kepnsr,
Amos G. Bonsall, Louis +. Atkinss,s..
". c. PonsEoy,
sTocKzasDsls:
J. Nevin Pomeroy, s. E. Parker,
Philip v. Kepner, Annie II. Shelley,
Joseph 3othrock, lane Fl. Irwin,
George Jacobs, Mary Kurfs,
l.. &. Atkinson, Samuel N. Kyrtz.
W. c. Poneroy, J. Holme, Irwin,
Amos q. Bonsan, T.V. Irwin,
Noah Hertsler, + B. Frow.
Charlotte Snyder, John Hert,ler.
u Interest allowed st the rate OF r.f
cent. on s months certificates, 3 Dor cent. on
IL months certificates.
jams, 1s7s-tf
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02
JURY COMMISSIONER.

Editsr Sentins! snd Rspsbiiesx-I would
prrsent Henry Aukrr, OF " slKrr township,
to the Republicans oi JuniAtA county, A. =
suitable candidate for the office Of Jury
Commissioner. Mr.. Aucker 10 good Re
publican, but still not 80 blind . party p,sn
IS To do injustice in the relation Of men for
the jury wnssl.
WALKER.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02
DWELLING HOUSE,
STORE-ROOM,
,TABLE AND OUT.BUlLDlNCS.

The above Is ono oi the best business
locations in the town, and . very desirsble
property.
No. 2. The undivided ons-hslf OF . half
lot OF ground, situate on Path street, In
said Borough, having q front "i 25 feet on
Path street, and extending back no feet re
an alley, having thereon erected .
Good Dwelling H0use.
Also, Oue Snsre Of Stock in Psrrysville
Bridge Co.
TERMS Of SALE: Ten per cent Of pur.
CHASE money to b. paid On day of sale, 2s2
per cent. On lst OF January, A. D., 1852,
" hen deed ~ill be delivered and possession
gwen; 3S8 per cent April l. A. D., 1884,
with interest from January !, 1883; $50
per cent. OF purchase noLsy to remain IN
the property during ths natural life of Eli
xsbeth frank, widow Of Jacob Frank, do
ceased, aud the interest thereof 10 Dc paid
to b- paid to her on the l.t day Of January,
A. D., 1854, aud annually thereafter ON the
LIST day OF January oi esen year, and at her
death the principal to be paid to Joseph
Rsthrock, Administrator C. Z. q. Of Jacob
Frank, deceased unpaid purchase money
to be secured by judgement bond and mort
gage.
JOSEPH ROTHROCK.
July 26-S2.l Admir- .. Jacot Frsrk deed.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
SHERIFF.

SHERIFF.
Editor SsHtissi aud Republican, would
announce ID. 3. LSnais. OF F.yetse town
ship ~ candidate for the Office of Sheriff.
Mr.. Lands is u young man OF good habits,
and 10 abundantly qualified TO dill the posi-
ton si Sheriff. HIS father and grsnd-fsth-
er were citixcns in Junista before him.
He 10 an earnest Republican. He speaks
both, the English, and German languages,
which in JuniatA county. is . natter OF i'm.
portspes and satisfaction to both officer
and people.
EAYETTE.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02

Ne,e Advertisements.
PUBIC SALE
Or VALUABLE
ESTATE.


Hyhe undersigned, Adtainistrafor cum
II iestsmento annexo Of jacob Frank. iate
OF tho Borough OF PsI'srs n, Jusiata county,
Pa, deceased, will expose 10 sale os Poo,'s
vrndue, or out-cry. at The premises IN t0e
Borough Of Patterson. on
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 1884,
at o'clock p. H., on said day, the folisw-
ing valuable real estate. to-wit;
Ne. L A lot of ground situate on the
North AIDE of Main Street, In tho Borough
OF Patterson, near the Pennsylvania Rail
rs.d depot. having front OF 90 feet on
Main Strest, aud extending oick ITO feet
to an alley, bounded on the South BY Man
Street. en- the West by lot Of Psnnsvivanis
X. e., North by an alley, and East oy lot
No. 5, having thereon erected . good
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Subscribe Tor the Sentinel sad Republ,can.
1t contains more, and = greater variety of
good and useful reading matter than any
othor county paper.
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came to the coast and despatched the
following, relative to the barbarities
he witnessed on the 18th of, July;
by midday I counted not less than
eighty five corpses carried past, in
groups of three or four, each pro-
cession headed by two women, carry
ing each a bludgeon to which dismem-
bered arms and legs were tied. Then
followed other women uttering cries
of Joy as at weddings, surrounding
the bodies, which were dragged along
by ropes tied to the legs until they
became dismembered. Then the
rope was shifted to other limbs. The
mob with bludgeons beat the bodies
until they were fattened, and after
ward they caught up the viscera with
sticks and threw them against the
windows OF the houses inhabited by
Europeans, the bodies having been
previously robbed.
TnE venerable and nswsy Lewis
Town Gazette still keeps the bloody
shirt hanging on the outer wall.
Since the bloody tragedy that was
enacted at Washington July 2, 1881,
by a Republican Office seeker, and
bloody Shirt flaunter, it is meet for
good Republicans, to not mention the
bloody shirt. Since that dreadful
enactment it is best to keep the
bloody garment in the back ground
Hide the garment father Frysinger,
and do your intelligence justice
The bloody shirt issue is dead, dead
as the issue of 1776, dead, as the is
sue of 1872, dead, as the issue Of the
annexation of Texas. Step apace ol
two. to the front hne Of Republican
ism, to the advocacy of q more per
feet system of primary election laws
and you will be in accord with the
Republicanism Of the day and the
only kind Of Rspublicanism that
csn rrersil.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02

When he fired Shuman staggered back,
turned and fell on his face. He never utter
ed word after the shot was fired. Wag-
ner ran towards the bridge as soon as he
had shot. Shuman staggered back aud turn
and fell at my feet about or s feet from
the point at which he was standing when
shot. believe Wm. Wagner to be the man
that shot Miller. VIM Miller, son of Shuman
fired 4 or shots at Wagner as he was run
ming away. 1t was % minutes of l O'Clock
by the Office clock, Sunday morning, July
%, 1882, when Shunan was carried into
the Office Immediately alter the sho ooting.
The testimony Of other witnesses and
the testimony OF the doctors on the point
OF examination Of the wound of the de-
ceased are not given here. The following
verdict was rendered BY the jury;
"Tbat Shumsn Miller came 20 his death
| by gun shot wound, and that William
Wagner fred the fatal shot from a revoiver
| or other hre arm."
No sooner had Wagner shot than he
started to run, in the direction Of the river
bridge, followed By VIM. Miller, aged about
10 years, Shuman Miller's Oldest son, who
fred 4 or with revolver at the man who
had slain bis father. One of the shots pass.
cd through between the fingers OF the ase.
ing mans hands, merely cutting the skin,
while other bullets came uncomfortably
close to his head. He crossed tho bridge
as fast as be could run and reached the
Tuscarors mountain in safety, remaining
among its fastnesses until Sunday morning,
when he descended to his homo, where he
MAS informed that be had killed Shumsn
Miller. He did not appear to particularly
yegrct having committed the deed, claiming