Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-03-28
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have none OF the American hog.
kansas has more than two million
sheep within her borders.
SITTING Bail, has consented TO be
come q reservation Indian.
The winter is about over, and the
Indians are about ready for fight.
TIE Irish are disturbing the Brit
ish BY their dynamite statemanship.
Canada Is expecting large num-
Der Of emigrants from England the
coming summer.
The Irish Land Lsaguers viii hold
a convention in Philadelphia, begin
ming April 25, 1888.
A HUSrNGDos man, has been put
IN jail, in default Of bail, for using
cancelled postage stamps.
THs So called Independents OF
Rhode Island, have nominated ex
Governor Spraguo, for Governor.
Lss7 Wednesday, Kate 4 Judd,
living at Newport r. /, WIS sentene-
ed to p years Imprisonment for ar
son.
The Government has about one
hundred cases to try at Charleston,
South Carolina, FOR violation Of the
United States election laws.
TIE cashier. and the paying teller
of the second National Sank ct st,
Paul MINI, have gone wrong. a
large sum Of money OF the bank is
missing.
Moo1r and Sankey. have been in
Ireland the past winter holding
meetings among the Irish. Holy
father what an awakening among the
shillaly people.
GorERxoR Butler, Of Mass, walk
ed ont of the Executive Chamber to
court in Boston, TO defend distil-
lery. The temperance people down
east are saying intemperate thing
about the governor for that act.
, THr cashier, of Montgomery, Ala,
bank, used $4,000, of the bank
money 20 speculate with, and now
he is in the hands of the law. There
are a good many bank cashiers going
wrong these days
The Philadelphia Times says: ::
There can be no doubt that this IS n
free country. Duringthe past three
wears there have been two murders
a dav and two executions p week-
Evidently something's the matter
with the law.
THr anti-free pass bill has passed
third reading in the State Senate.
Some refor:ner might offer and ad-
vocate the passage of a law, forbid
ing the giving Of bread to tramPs'
because It might influence or brlbe
the tramp in his favor.
TIA German government has Is
susd a decree, prohibiting the impor-
tation OF american hog, or swine,
Just SO lfr. German 1t is ut Tor
tat. if Tou kill my dog III kill your
cat" Now let the Americans stop
the Importation of German wine
.TE. Pennsylvania Railroad Com
psny needs more room in Harrisburg
and has purchased all the houses
and ground ON the south side OF Mar
ket street. from Grace avenue to the
tracks. This viii necessitate the re-
rnoval of a5out one hundred housss-
so.z o. tie members of the Legis-
7st1re seem to be troubled about
Dukes. they profess to fear, thar IL
he is not admitted to seat, that It
will re a precedent to exclude otner
members at some future time. To
make il a precedent for future use
future casts should be Ike that OF
Dukes. Rule him out, and save the
State q disgrace
TIE SEormons have employed
Judge Jere Black to defend them
against Congressional action. Such
action rs Congress has taken, has
been declared by Judge Black as un
constitutional. The Judge took &
hearty laush at Pittsburg the other
dav when told that the Aiormons are
Offering special prayers for nm as
the saviour of polysamy.
IL the large towns in this country
many cf the irish on st. Patrick 5
Dav. gave evident manifestation OF
their approval Of the dynamite state
manship that IS going on IN dreaV
Britain. Americans as p rule how
ever. ara disgusted with the people
that will resort to powder and dyna-
mite to blow up houses, ships ana
railroad trains. to the destruction OF
innocent people in time OF peace
TUv North American, has
This to sav OF the new tariff, Al
though the new tariff Is in many re
spects highly protective OF domestic
interests, there appears to be a well
founded belief that it will largely IN
crease the aggregate imports OF Tor,
eipn goods as well as the natlonsi
revenues. In fact it VIII benefit both
the merchant and the manufacturer
and therefore its operation Will OIL
fuse general prosperity.
A CITIZEN OF New York, had prl-
vate play or theatrical in his house
for the entertainment of his friends.
An officer with more impudence than
common sense, arrested the citizen
for not having a license to conduct a
show. The citizen was speedily re
leased, when it appeared that his
show was not for pay, but Tor tn the
entertainment of his friends The
officer that made the arrest, 1t is
said looked as if ''he had been shot
at and missed" another feeling might
be given him, by dismisslng MN
from the service. that would be the
way to serve officials, that poke then
noses into private affairs.