Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-04-04

Posr Master General Howe, died
last week of pneumonia.
ToBAcoo operatives at Lynchburg,
Va, have gono on q strike.
II is said THAI this country pays
S2,000,000 for false hair.
IT is said, that before many years
pass by, cars Will be run by electric
ity.
Ex SENATOR KELLOGG, denies the
Star Route statements in regard to
himself
THERE is a bin In the Legislature
that is intended to prevent cremation
OF the human body.
DUkks returned from the country
10 Uniontown last week. He was
notified bv citizens of the place, to
leave the town within Il hours. He
left.
one of the witnesses in tie Star
Route trial duplicates ex-senator
William Pitt Kellogg, IN the route
transaction. the witness says, Kellogg
received $4,000.
The late Post Master General
Timothy q. Howe, deceased, was q
public man whose name has never
been connected with fraudulent Of
tieial acts. or with public scandals
III Is said that no place in Wash
iu@ton at lhis time draws 50 many
nice ladies as the Star route trlal.
They attend the sessions Of the court
"a large numbers 10 hear the case.
A BLAIR county doctor tells
through the columns OF the Altoona
Tribune, that IN bis opinion, rum Is
not doing more to undermine The
health and rain the constitution Of
the rising generation than tobacco.
MRs. WILLIAM X. VAHDEEEmT, Of
New York, gave ball last week that
cost 100000. 1t was the most cost
" ball ever given in this country.
It was a good thing for the people
that got the SI00,000.
The Legislature was spared the
unpleasant work OF eXpelllng Dukes,
he Democratic member from Fay
cite county. He declined to accept
the seat - which he had been elect
ed.
TIE editor OF the Collinsville Her
aid was heysewhipped By the wife of
a business man o. tie town Just nam
ed. The editor was one of the sang
whang lin.i, and had abused the fam
ly OF the lady.
a S0=AIIsTIc manifesto Is in cir
culation an the Southern part OF
Russia inviting the people to avail
themselves OF the coming fetes on
the occasion OF the coronation OF the
Car t. Pill5ge the houses of mobiles
and jews.
~REv. 1IE. HJcEs, Of Washington,
Guiteaus spiritual -sdviser, entered
suit in the City Court against the
Baitimore American for S35, 900 dam
ages for Il publication, asserting that
AIr. Hicks disposed of Guiteau e
bones f9r a money consideration.
The democratic Cincinnati
Enquirer mournfuily acknowlel ge=
that IN succeeding in having the
civil service reforn bin made a Law
Senator Pendieton Las struck the
rank and file Of the democratic
party one of the hardest blows they
ever received
A New York paper SAWS: We wei
come back the long exile bones o.
the author OF Home, Sweet Home.
1t was pleasant 10 sea the rudes
loungers in our City Hall Park In
stinctireiy removed their hats as th'
remains OF Nh. Payne We're carried by
In homage 70 the sentiment by wIlci
hs declared the whole world .an
The straight ont democrats o
RhodeIsiandhsve bolted the Spragu'
ticket and nominated one Of thei
own. headed by Charles T. Cutler
of Warren, for governor. 1t is ssiC
the ieal object IS to prevent Butte
capturing the Rhode Island delega
ton to the national convention o
1881
lNFo2IATION from across the sea
says: Il Lyons, france, the cod
bath method of treating typhoid fe
yer has been adopted with marked
success. In the civil hospitals tn
death-rate was reduced from twenty
SIX to nine per cent, and in praetsc
to one O, two per cent.
We have on our table, through III
kindness of Representative ". C
Pomeroy, a copy of an act. Il
prevent delay or discrimination b,
railroads, railways or transportation
companies their officers or agents.
1t is not the purpose here to ente
into an article on the question 0
railway discrimination further thai
TO direct astention to the 5th section
of the bill which reads:
Section 5.-That nothing IN this act shai
he construed to prevent propsrty of or 70
the United States or of this Commonwealth
or for charitable purposes or for exhibition
or pEblc fairs-lrom being carried or trans
ported at lower=ates than for the geners
public
Section stamps the bill with tn
fact that it IS The very opposite O
what it processes to be, that sectio
enacts 1t iuto discriminating act G
the most obnoxious character for tn
reason that it gives corporations tn
rights to discriminate in feEor G
government and other organization
1t discrimmates IL favor of govern
snsnt organization, and other organ,
zation, and against individual enter
prise.
1t discriminates IL favor of bot
the United States and this Common
wealth by opening the way to ther