Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-28
Tur flooding a mine in Illinois,

ted in the ground.
GExtnAL BEAvrR, gave dinner to
a number of his friends at Bellefonte
On Washirgtons birth day.
GENERAL WEAv,R, formerly the
chief Greenback standard bearer for
Office, has joined the prohibitionists,
A bank president left "a southern
town tho ether day forever, without
taking a cent Of the banks money
with him. He dicd-The Drummer.
TEE Philadelphia News remarks
that, Herr Most says that before he
came to this country he was led to
believe that tie people were hungry,
in rags and ready for revolution
Herr Most had evidently been talk
ing with an escaped greenbacker-
4 modern reformer is in favor OF
psssing law t. prohibit the planting
and cultivation Of tobacco. He hash I
got quite far enough on yet as re
former to sivocate the passage OF
law forbidding the sowing and caitl-
yation Of wheat and corn for the
reason that alchohohc liquors are
made out of corn and wheat.
"There are eleven States, in which
women can voto at the elections for
School Directors. "Women for these
Offices, says Susan b. Anthony, "are
particularly appropriate, since
large proportion of the school teach
ers are of the same sex. l find that
thar show much more tact than men,
IS. Of course, they do in every posi-
ton. In those eleven States tie
qualifications Tor voting are IN nearly
every instance similar 10 those OF
man. In Kentucky, however. wom-
"a has 70 De & WIDOW 10 poll. and in
Michigan 8 taxpayer.
l. y related Of Gustaye D7re. that
mnnv years ago, while on a tour IL
Sal:zelland. he lost his passport.
Arriving at Lucerne, be asked to be
allowed to speak 70 the mayor, 70
whom he gave ms name. You gay
thai you ars 81. GH.tave Dore. Ts-
pllel the mayor, land oeiieva you:
but, he added, producing Peneii
snd = piece of paper. you csn easily
prova IT, Dore looked around hnn'
nnd perceived soins women seihnS
potatoes il the street. WITH lew
touchss he clevarly reproduced the
homely scene, and, appending his
name 70 the skotch, presented 1t to
The mayor. Your passport Is per
fectlT IN order, remsrkei tho Official;
but you ra1st allov me to Keep 1t As
4 souvsnif, and to offer you IN return
ons in the ordinary form.
Last Thursday, Senator Smiley
Who represents this Senatorial DIS
trict in the State Senate, presented
, petition in the Senate in behalf Of
citizens OF this Commonwealth, "ia-
7oring the adoption OF the whipping
post IN this state for the punishment
Of certain crimes. The document sets
forth ihst crimes OF various grades
are committed and repeated and the
public generally are made TO suffer
by reason OF expenses incurred at
these trisls. 1t argues that If the
indivi..gni who commits a crime
should be made TO suffer personal
co-pure.l punishment the whipping
post would meet the requirements
and the CRIME would not be likely to
be repeated, while the community
would be saved tha expense ot sup
porting prisoners.
Tsz Philadelphia Record says; :;
The Orange County. \. Y, farneTa
have adopted pan Of getting thelr
milk to tho hands Il consumers
which We commend to the a5tentien
Of the fsrmorso of Montgomery, Buck
and Chester Counties The Ne'7
York Tribune says: The Orange
county men now run train TO New
York without the interference oi md
dlamen, and keep two official lnsPec
tor on board, who examine the cans
and reject sn which DO not contain
milk Of the highest stsndsrd. When
It has sirivei here the mix IS dis
tribute,i directly 20 the consumers
an the tricks Of saulteration "a
which unsarupulous dealors ere Sc
veil Terscd ere thur as.fed on, In
this rav the residents OF this clt7
are supplied WITH a wholesome aril
clio cf diet. which is OF vital import
sRca 10 t.c thoussnds Of little chl+
drsn: and the farmers, besides ac-
complishing a good work in behalf
OF mankind. reap the profits winch
otherwie would go TO niddlemen-
4 despatch from Mercer Pa, un
der aste Of February %, says--Ol
SATURDAY morning, shortly atiei
midnight TIA. little village If hadley
shor. L. milo. north Of Mercer. we'
the scene of a bold outrage, which
rngnt have resulted IN murdel. Dar
ING the past few months three sue
CeSsive attempts nave oseh init q
burn the gri,t mill Of Hszen Bros.
and for some time the null mas been
watched night and day. On F1day
night the son OF the proprietor
watched until near midnight, sny
then went 70 the house snd waAec
Mr. William Hszen. ~ho was tt
watch the rest OF the night ;hs lat
ter went first TO the barn and VS.
attending to some stock, Wien -
heard E noise at the mil he aaa
tened there at once. just - Nc en-
tered the door. some one struck nm
over the head and he fell msensioi,
70 the floor. When he recovered
ms senses he found himself gaggeC
and tied hand and foot to a larg'
grindstone. Tie struggled, but Wal
threatened with instant DEATH If h'
did not keep quiet. His assiliant'
robbed him of nearly S4OO and thei
set fire to the mill and departed, las
tening the door By placing a prol
against 1t, and lesving Mr. Hazen