Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-05-24
The bosses are defiant.


to victory.
TIE Greenbackers stick to THEN
money heresy.
The iron business is in a hutter:
cause, no market
The fusionists or jockeys are de-
nounced on all sides.
GRAyE-YARD insurance officers are
dead cocks in the pit, in politics.
Mas. VASDERBnrs chief cook gets
$1,000 per year; good for the cook.
THOMAS 4. ARMSTRONG, of Pittshurg.
is the Greenback candidate for Gov
ernor-
BosToS has sensation in the ap-
plication of a preachers wife for O
divorce.
The Democratic State Convention
viii be held on the 2Sth, of June, at
Harrisburg.
The Independents hold their State
convention to day-Wednesday-in
Philadelphia.
The Presbyterian General Assem-
bly,, was convened at Springfield,
Hi, last week.
The New York Tribune building
has been mortgaged for 100000
for a period OF one year at > per cent.
ITtook Bishop and two common
preachers to marry white man and
Il colored woman IN Philadelphia last
Wednesday.
THERE is some strong material in
the Republican Independent State
Convention, that is in session to day
at Harrisburg.
i ciuSAMAy, with the American
name of Lee joined the Episcopal
church in New 1orl, city, and had
his children baptized.
PENSIONERS are numerous and the
rag baby convention, that met at
Harrisburg last week is in favor of
increasing their number.
NINETEEN thousand dollars is to be
expended on the Shippeasburg Nor
nal School this summer. the State
is paying to dear for its whistle.
The Democrats are quiet, they are
looking on, however. with great in
terest at the developements of the
stalwart and independent move
ments.
CooPEa-Chairlnan of the RepubG
can State Central Committee has is
issued al address giving his reasons
to Republicans, why they should
stand steady along the line once
more.
By dispatches from Upper Egypt,
the reading world is informed. that
the eclipse was successfully observ-
ed by English, French and Italian
astronomers \ fine comet was dis
covered near the sun.
WARREN county, and the ccal oil
trade, Is reeling under excitement
occasioned by a new well gushing
oil out at the rate OF 1000 barrels
every u hours. The new well is Il
miles south of the town of Warren.
Last Thursday morning, Dr. H.
". Kendall aged about % years was
shot while IN the act OF opening
grave in a grave yard at Syracuse
\. Y. Citizens in Syracuse have ta-
ken to guarding the graves at night
to protect them from the hand of the
despoiler.
THERE Is uneasiness manifested by
men employed in manufacturing es
tabllshment, they say their wages are
too low. The men that employ them
say that they cannot pay their hands |
more wages; that at the present |
stagment state of the market they
are sinking money.
An exchange says; There are less
than 100000 Chinese in California. |
The assertion is made that they send 1
home annually from S4O,O0O,UU0 to
S45,000,O0O. The question naturally
arises how they are able to do tins
snd at the same time degrade labor
by working for fifty or sixty cents a
day. The ways OF All Sin are pecu-
liar
a clerical scandal Is going the
rounds In oomersetshire, England.
III which 1t Is asserted that four
olergymen, who had been selected as
pail bearers at funeral, and had
oeen left alone IN the church with
JAe corpse during delay caused by
q mistake IN digging the grave, were
found by the sexton enjoying a quiet
game OF whist, the coffin being used
..s a card-table'.
IT IS said that the late season is
caused by the great amount of ice
drift from the North southwark along
the Atlantic coast. The estimated |
depth Of one OF the largest bergs
ll25 broke loose, and IS slowly, and
lrreslstably moving southwark is four
mics deep under water II that ice
berg could be anchored off Cape May
Ii would keep things cool down there
y. summer.
TaE Presbyterian Banner of May,
10, 1882, publishes a report of the
'roeeed.ngs of the Presbytery of
Pittsburg, which met in the 3rd
Presbyterian church of Pittsburg
April %, 1882. Among the proceed
ings Is the report of Elder David
Robinson, Treasurer of the 4th Pres
byteTian Church Fund. The Elder
reports the receipt of three thousand