Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-21
EDITOR AsD PROPRIETOR.

New York died last Wednesday.
TnE loss of cattle in Colorado, this
winter by cold will amount to Is per
cent
THE State Insane Asylum at Har-
risburg has an srteslsn we'll that is
695 feet deep.
The ladies in the London-Eng-
land-post Office are to have doc
tor Of their own sex.
THERE is a bill on its passage
through the legislature declaring
election day legal holiday.
AJUD1cIAL apportionment bill in
the Legislature, puts Mifflin, Perry
and Juniata counties, in one district.
STRANGE. that the French Senate
took a sensible notion, and refused
to pass the bill 10 expel noble fami-
lies.
A GREAT deal of property was de
stroyed and many lives lost by an
earthquake, ON the island OF Formosa
last week.
LuzERyE county paid the State
$4,000 for the support OF Its insane
people, and that fact has raised a
stir among the tax payers.
REv. Nh. BAsHoR, of the Brethren
church. has lecture against the
free thought Of Colonel Ingersoll,
which he has delivered at number
Of places in the state.
TIE husband of a lady who was
killed by cars while she attempted to
walk across a road crossing sued the
company for damages, but lost the
case the wife had failed to stop,
look and listen, when she came to
the railroad.
4 WASHINGTON d. c., banker said
q few days ago, L have seen to-day
one OF the new five-cent nickels so
perfectly gold washed as to deceive
any ignorant persons and pass easily
among them for new five-dollar gold
pieces. 1t was exhibited as a curiosl-
ty. and do not known whence 1t
came.
THE Rochester Express says a
Washington lady went to II o clock
breakfast. then to dinner at 7.3O,
and afterward TO reception, and II
nallv to a german. When she got
home found her husband rocking
the cradle with one hand and |
trying to darn his stocking with the
other.
TIE Germans Of Cincinnati, who
gave so freely Of their means for the
sufferers, by food along the river
Rhine, are now great sufferers from
tie same causes. Are the Germans
in the ''fatherland" SO circumStc.oced
that they car send ss:::.t1stantial relief
to tb" distressed sons and daughters
IN Cincinnati,
TEE anti-discIimination bill in the
Legislature has raised the important
question rs to whether a State has
the right to pass and enforce laws
against railroad that has an inter
state business. The management OF
the trunk lines take the position that
Congress is the authority to give
them inter state legislation.
ATTORNEY GENERAL CASSIDY, is after
a number of companies that claim to
exercise the rights of corporation.
when in point of fact, they do not
confer any benefits. Tney are source
of annoyance and expense to proper
ty holders where they claim to locate,
and an annoyance and expenseto all
that have been inveigled into the
meshes of their bogus enterprise.
The Philadelphia Record of the
18th, saws: Six hundred and fifty
bills have been read in place in the
two Houses at Harrisburg, and it is
asserted that the bills are nearly all
meritorious and to be passed If the
Legislature Will pass the necessary
appropriation and apportionment
bills and busy itself for the rest of
the session il repeating bad laws in
stead of passing new ones it will do
the best possible thing in its power.
just Heaven, think OF it Six hun
dred and fifty new laws on the way.
We are governed too much.
UNITED STATES Senator Ingalls,.
when service in honor of the late
Senator Hill. was being held in ttl..e
Senate, at Washington srrSske conf
IDENTIFY of the good future state, for
the deceased, provided that there is
future state-The Rev. DR.. Pstten,
did not like the expression of doubt
OF future state that the Senator
uttered. and he called the Senator s
speech "Heathen Talk in Congress,
and now the Senator and the preach
er have q controversary in the news
papers over the question of future
state. The Senator has got so far,
on with the question as to express
the belief that If there is a bad fu-
ture place, that the preacher should
be sent there, for his impertlnence.
The preacher expresses the hope
that the Senator may go to heaven.
Perhaps, if the Senator and the
preacher would be more careful
about striking each other IN the
cross grain they could agree better
than they do.
The North American in speaking
of a new enactment In New jersey
says; The privilege of going upon 8
strike whenever he pleases without
thereby subiecting himself to the
pains and penalties of the common
law has Just been conferred upon the
-workingman of New Jersey, and We
trust that he properly appreciates hi:
opportunities. 1t is no doubt fine
thing to be empowered by law to &c
upon a strike whenever such a pro