Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-03-14
uprros AND PnopnII.eR.


coming storm by the movement
II planets.
Ex Gov. HARrRASFr, is talked CT in
connection with the Presidential
man in 1854.
Pulrr,, the Philadelphia poor house
plunderer will be returned from CLn-
ada. to Philadelphia, for trial
Jo1y GALIAoHER, has sued Col A.
z. Mcclure, for libel. the case will
60 to court. Ill see you later john,
says Mcclure.
A DISPATCH from across the sea.
last Thursday says: that company
of 800 Irish girls shipped for the
state of New Hampshire.
TsSsEss.s, proposes to pay her
atatc debt, witn So per cent ON the
dollar, at per cent interest. That
IL, there is bill in TIE Legislature
20 that effect.
Tm body of Henry Scybert, rich
Philadslphian vas creHated, at Wash
ington Ps., last Wednesday, and the
ashes Of the consumed body taken
to Philadelphia on Friday.
B. r. MY,ss, has sold his interest
N the Harrisburg Patriot, to State
Senator Coke 1t is reported byshe
politicians that the psper will now
70 straight out for Wallace. for the
United States Senste.
PK.Hars it will give repose 10 the
minds of the people that fear Gener-
81 Grant is to be a candidate for the
Presidency in 1884. to bs told that
he proposes TO 60 on a foreign trip,
81 two years duration.
''AAoso the items Of appropria-
ton stricken out of tho sundry civil
bill in conference committee WIS the
item giving Mr. Charles Reed $4,000
for conducting the defense of Gui-
teau. Nr. Reed, therefore fails TO get
bis fee
A Scientist, makes the following
statement 10 the British. Wales Is
the oldest part of Great Britain.
Ages before England rose from the
waters Wales stood al island trod-
len by strange monsters. misShapen
birds and reptiles, whose tracks are
found il the solid rock to-day.
A SPECIAL election has been order
si by Lieutenant Governor Black, to
take place on the 3lst of this month.
in Chester county, to supply the
elacs made vacant in the State Sen
ate, by the resignation of Senator
Everhart, who resigned because he
became q Congressman on the ith
nat.
TEE knights of labor, propose
shortly to issue circular TO the
members Of the Order in New York.
and Pennsylvania calling on them to
organize opposition TO the convict
labor system and send protests to
,he Legislatures. He says the ques-
tion will be made political issue in
the next campaign.
Ok the sth inst, Governor Patti
son. signed for the first time. q
iesth warrant. that Of Ward McCon-
kew, who killed a man named Nc
Clure. when the latter was leading
psrty in pursuit of McConkey for the
robbery of Q store in McKeesport,
Allegheny county. The Governor
has fixed Nay 10, for the execution,
IN Pittsburg."
kEIrsR, the late Speaker of the
Lower House # Congress, proposed
20 open the reporters gallery to spec
:ators. The reporters resisted the
Speaker and closed the door on the
crowd that was sent to fill up their
gallery. The reporters work for the
whole newspaper reading world, and
il seems queer that Keifer should
have thought of filling their gallery
With 3 crowd of people, that were
only bent on nght seeing. Perhaps
the Speaker desired to have the pace
occupied By his friends. SO that they
might get a notice, but he fiiled to
gst the favorable side of the report
trs.
TIE Star Rout case, in the Wash
ington court. created n sensation
last "Wednesday. A witness had tes-
titled that check for 1000, had been
drawn for Congressman, James Bel
ford Belford OF the witness stand
desired to testify IN regard to the
check, but the court refused to hear
him on that point. He then left the
witness stand, and asked the court,
to be allowed the privilege of max
ing statement. The court refused
to hear him. Belford then said.
Il state before the living God, that
I never saw such q check" The
court declared Belford's expression
an act, in contempt of Court,
and fined the Congressman 800.
Ds EDWARD EGeLEsros says: From
the beginning the Americans have
been q migratory people. New Eng
landers, as we have seen, planted
themselves in Westchester and Oh
Long Island, came by throngs into
east Jersey, and migrated to the
more southern colonies So Virgin
ians helped to people Maryland and
North Carolina migrated to the more
southern colonies. So Virginians
helped to people Maryland and
North Carolina, migrated northward
to New York, and, even before the
Revolution, began to look wistfully
over the mountain barrier into the
great interior valley. New York
Dutch migrated TO South Carolina /;
some of them settled also in Maine,
Pennsylvanis and Maryland, while
Pennsylvanians, excited by fear Of
Indian massacre during the French
wars, occupied much of the noun
tain and piedmont regions of the
colonies to the southwark. 1t is said