Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-04-18
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A baby was born in the PittsburI
leck-up the other day.
A petrifed body has been discovere,
in the grave yard at Bedford, Ind.
Emanuel and Gabriel Reed hav
been fined $25 each for shooting
buck out of season in SohuyIkill eoun
ty.
John Wise, of Franklin, was attack
ed asd robbed of a consider able sun
of money on one of the main streets o
that town.
It'll reported that Mrs. Jack Kehos, th,
widow of the notorious chief of tn,
Mollie Maguires, has, BY the death oil
q relative il Indiana, fallen heir t.
SIS, 900.
Two school boys IN Tiogs County
we're arrested few days ago on .
charge of assaulting their school mis-
tress. 1t is said that they beat the
teacher with a tin dipper until she
became insensible.
For dressing the hair and identifying il
wher gray, nothing is so satisfactory a.
Parker's Hair Balsan.
READING, April l2.--During the
temporary absence of Mrs. Jacob Green
of this city, q two-year old daughter
got hold of small bottle OF lsudanum
and gave it to three weeks old in
FAINT which was lying on the bed. The
baby drank wha; was in the bottle and
died q few hours afterwards.
A Beaver county constable went to
arrest a man and found him up on a
ladder painting house. He began to
ascend the ladder after him when the
man, at the risk of his life, jumped
over his head to the ground and made
his escape. The constable will prop
lbly after this wait at the foot of the
ladder until the object of his pursuit
gets hungry and comes down.
HERAosILLo, Mexico. April IL.
persons have been
killed in the state since the Apache
outbreak, of which 27 were Americans.
Il is believed many of the killed have
not yet been reported at the Palmo
,anch. Ten were killed last Tuesd, ".
Two women were hung mp by the hands
md ripped open. From one a child
was taken and it was found mangled at
he mothers feet The bodies of the
men were horribly maDgled.
The last French Legislature passed
. verp stringent law for tho protect
on of small birds. 1t provides that a
half hour every week or month is to
DO devoted in every school throughout
he country to instruoting and warning
he pupils of the new law, and to make
hem acquainted with the kinds of birds
Fhlch are injurious to the crops. such
Is the crow, magpie, cot, which they
IRE encouraged to destroy.
WASHINGTON county claims that
Turing the census year, 1880, there
we're owned in tha. county 46I, l20
read of sheep, exclusive offspring lambs.
md that they yielded 2,4l6, 1865
,ouads of wool. These figures and
ar ahead of any other county of the
Union and constitute one.fourth the
heep and wool returned for the whole
State of Pennsylvania. This county
Ilso has more sheep and produces
more wool than any of the twenty-four
,tste. and Territories of the Union.
In Wilkesbarre, Daniel Wright, the
stber of large family, was caught q
month aso in the act of stealing some
FOODS from q store, was arrested and
committed to Jail. The first Of April
arriving and the rent not being paid
ID the wife and her three children
we're compelled to vscate their house.
The unfortunate woman and her child
ZEN we're found lodged in . hogshead
IN a vacant lot in the northern part Of
he city furnishing with hunger and
suffering from the cold. Stops were
Immediately taken far their relief.
A man employed by 7. j. Murphy,
at New Bedford, q few
days ago went to house to measure q
corpse and by mistske got in the wrong
room, where living woman was asleep.
He pulled out bis tape and measured
her length Then he rolled her over
on her face to measure across her
shoulders. She avoke and wanted to
know what ho was doing. He left the
house in great haste and reported at
the store half frightened to death, that
there was no corpse in that house.
The woman has something to laugh
about the rest of her life,
Some nights ago, terrible
disaster took place at Granville Tex
as. "The cause of the calamity is un-
certain, but it Is thought that An ex-
plosion of powder IN q hardware store
under the hotel, blew out the west
walls, thereby causing the entire build
ing to fall. Certain it is that the Sleep
ing guests and servents knew nothing
of the imminent danger till the build
ing suddenly fell in the ruins and the
flames as suddenly burst out on all
sides. IA persons were crushed il
the falling ruins or burned to death
and many others were more or lesi
seriously injured. Several buildings
adjoining the hotel were destroyed
Hor SPRINGS, Ark, April 10
Reports of the late hurricane ct point
remote from railroads and telegraph
show that great damage Was done be
yond the Ouacnita River There wa
also a considerable loss Of lives
John Neusch and bis wife, living fif'
teen miles south of the river, va
killed by falling lumber. Near John
sons Ferry Theodore Wilson va
killed by his house falling on him
The destruction of houses and scat
ia