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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-10
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EAST DusEuAL ITEMS.
snnt by unr KsgnIar Correspondent.

sont by Our Regular Correspondent.
Tn, monthly Mennonite meeting Mt Gray.
bills meeting house last Sunday was
largely attended.
Rev. Ephraim Nissly returned homo
from his trip TO Kansas and seems to be
well pleased with tho far Western coun.
try. .
Tho East Donegal school board will
meet at Maytown on next Saturday to ap.
point their teaohcra.
Farmers are busily engaged In planting
tobacco tho bulk of tho weed Is yet to
be planted in this section.
A Sunday school will bo organized at
Rock Point school house next Sunday.
Col. Jas. Duffy IL erecting ono of the
largest and most convenient barns In tho
county IL Is l3jxG2 feet.
A few farmers intend going to tho sale
Of imported Jersey cattle Mt Philadelphia
next Friday, 1874 inst. Tho Jerseys are
taking tho lead gOmo farmers IN the
neighborhood have largo and valuable
herds Of this breed.
The Rock Point lycGum association
Of East Donegal contemplate holding
grand picnic sOmo timo in July.
Quite number Of farmers IN tho vicinity
attended the institute last week and all
express Lhomselyes highly pleased.
On last Friday MIR. Jacob Hershey
htohed his team in tho East Donegal road
machine, aud while at work ono Of his
horses fell over aud died almost without q
struggle.
The measles arc prevalent in this section,
quite number of children are sick, and
also few instances grown persons have
the disease.
Your correspondent was miBniormed as
to tho article few ", cka ago, stating
that three COWS hayn died for Mr.. Hiram
Herr within the last year. Mr.. II. has
only lost ono COW.
The Republicans had walk around last
Slturday evening upon the nomination of
Blaine and Logan.
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lfRstIyal.

There Will be hold at the west Mission
church on Charlotte street, an ice cream and
straw berry festival, by tho ladies OF tho Mite
society, tor the hencnt oi the church, on Fri
day and saturday evenings OF this week. A
small admission fee ot ten cents viii be
charged. All are invited 10 attend.
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a t'ntr sDfIsr

The Voltaic Belt Co, Marshall Mich, offer
I" send Dr. Dyes Voltaic Belt and Appliances
on trial. for thirty days, TO men, young or old
sfhicted with nervous debility, lost vitality
and Kindred troubles. SEQ advertisement in
this paper. MWFSw
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Dr. Frazlur,s magtc Ointment

Tho greatest blessing that has been dts
covered In this generation. sure cure tor
Boils, Burus, Sores, Cuts. Flesh Wounds. sore
Nipples, Hard and SOFT Corns, Chappcd Lips,
and ilnnds, PimplCs and BlOtChes. Price soc
Sold ny DrugIi1ts sold by II. u. Cochran
drug fist, l31 an l59 North Queen street. iil
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IrIest p,Iesi p,ics

Sure euro for Blind, bleeding and itching
Piles. Ono box has cured tho worst case OF 20
years standing. No one need suffer Ave min
utes after using williams Indian Pile Oint.
mont. " absorbs tumors. allays itching, acts
as podltice gives instant relief. Prepai ed
nothing else. Sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt OF paicc, VI. Sold by n. B. Coch.
ran, drugRstl l37 and l39 North Queen street. |
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go Pits In "a Ifours.

"I employed some OF tho best physicians
here" wrote WIN. E. Tanner, OF Dayton, ohio.
They all said my child could not live foi 8
weeks. Ii had 80 fits I'm "a hours. We gave II
Samaritan NerUtne and tho medicine effected
O permanent cure" Druggists.
ilO- lwupOuNw
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how TO seonrc IIeaI,n

tsr'ih9 stfnngo that any ono wiIl 4uiier
from the many deranRomuntE b"o"ght on by
an Impure condition OF tho blood, when SEQ.
WILLIS SARSAPhRlLLA AND DSTILLINGIh,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP VIII restore
peitoci health 20 tho physical organization. II
Ia indeed strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, Gld has proven itscf 20 be tho best
BLOOD rUBlFIER ever discovered, effect.
IElly caring scroiula, Syphiitic disorders,
""asn'-a of the Kidneys, Erysipeias Mala.
ria; al nervous disorders and debility bill.
.oua com plants and all disaasos indicating an
lmpur" COnditiOn Ot the Blood, Liver, aid
Ucys, stomach, Skin, etc. e corrocta indi
gcstion. A single hottie will provo to you ita
merits Gs II health renower, tor Il ACTS LIE r.
i CHARM, especially when the colp pInlrt la
OF Hn exhaustive nature, having n tendency tC
lCsa"n tho natural vtgOr OF the brain amt uer
VOU4 systam.
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sPxoiAL NOTICES.

Physicians recommend pourous plasters In
cases OF Back Ache, Lame Side, StiT Muscles,
rheumatism and all local pains. Hop Pas.
tors are the bost made, combining Fresh Hops
with Gums. Ready TO use. pleasant and pow.
erful in nc tion. % cts. at nny drug store,
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PREVENT sickness by taking occasionally
one of Emory's Little Cathartic Pills. Il won
derful appetizer, an absolute cure OF Bilious.
ness. IS cents ig.lwdM WSFSw
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Tue Peoples Remedy Tor Biiousncss, Con.
stpation, Piles, Sick Headache, Jaundice, &C,
IA Aliens Bilious Physic, Il purely vegetable
liquid remedy large bottle, IS cents. At all
Druggists. j9.lwdM, ,WSFSw
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threatened to kill him whenever no found
n chance 10 do so. Alderman MoConomy
committed him in default OF bail to an
swor at court for surety Of the peace and
assault and battery.
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Smear kipbtItn.

"lIavo tried Thomas Electric OF tor Group
and colds. and find IL the hest remedy have
ever uacd In my family VIM. Kay, $40 Ply.
mouth, Bvo., Buffalo. N. Y. Sold By n. IS,
Cochran, druggist, l37 and i31 North Queen
street, Lancaster. Pa.
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from her. The whole party havo boon
complained against for resisting an officer,
and 1t is likely that other charges will be
mn1p
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SprciaIFrou yyaltb,, uas

Fifteen hundred watches are now mad,
daily Mt Waltham, ana they arc better In
quality and lower In price than ever before.
ltdaw
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To LADIES III you wish TO render your
skin white and soft. use GlGnn's Sulphur Soap.
Pixies Toothacho Drops cure in ono minute.
10 lwdeOdhw
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CoLDEN's Liquid Beet Tonic IL endorsed by
physicians. dsE for Cotden's take no other.
OF Druggists. So Iwdcod&w
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"SuilCred from rheumatism 40 badIy hnd tc
use crutches, but threw them away after ap
plying Thomas hiectric OF TO my limbs
now feel better than | have for years" r. l..
Gibbs, S09 NIX ST., Buffalo, n. Y. Sold by 4. -.
Cochran, druggist, 1877 ana l39 North Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa.
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NOTICE. THE ME0BEES OF INLAND
IN City Lodge, No. ~, knights Ot Pythias
are requested 10 meet At their han ON tu NOR.
low "wednesday afternoon at ! O'Clock, 10
attend the funeral OF our latG bro. 1t. Peter
Bruner. Members OF Lancaster and loutonia
Lodges and the o der In general are inviLsi 10
attend. >. M. skEEN O. Con,
Attest; JEREMIAH RIFK.
X, OF X. n y. II
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CnENp FurL. OnE,r rur,.

L'STATE eF AAOS w. MILEY, LATE
~ of the City of Lancaster, deceased. The
undersigned Auditor appointed TO ascertain
liens, anu distribute the share of Christian u.
Miley, out OF the proceeds of the sale OF the
real estate OF said deceased, TO and among
that purpose on WEDNESDAY, the llth day
OF JUNE, 1884, Mt 10 O'Clock IA. m, In the Ii
Drary Room OF tho Court House, In the city
of Lancaster, whore all persons interested in
said distribution may attend.
myl33tdT CHhS K. KLINE, Auditor.
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sine M en- drowned.

HELENA, Mont, Juno, On Sunday
afternoon while the ferry boat at Thomp
sons Falls, was crossing tho river, the
cable broke and the boat went over the
falls. There wsre eleven men on board
bound for tho Occur Dalenc mines, and
thirteen horses carrying supplies. All
were swept over the falls and drowned,
except two who olung to the boat. All
the drowned were strangers going to tho
mines and their names cannot be as;sr.
tanned
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N ordnance Appropriating tho Public
Moneys OF the CITY Ot Lancaster To tho Sew,
Cral Departments thereof, tor tho Fiscal
Year commencing on the FIRST day OF June
a. D., 1881.
SECTION |, BE IL ordained by tho Select ana
Common Councils OF the city OF Lancaster 4
That the sum OF one hundred ana sixty nine
Thousand three hundred dollars be, and the
same IL especially appropriated TO the several
objects herein atler named, tor tho fiscal year
commencing on tho first day Oi June, A, d.,
1854.
SECTION ..
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BUDGET OF URrmEs AND ACCIDENTS

CrNcrsNATI, June 10.-At 1890 this
morning Pat McDermott shot and killed
Charles and John Kennedy, brothers, In a
saloon whore they had been drinking to.
gethor and quarrelled. McDermott was
arrested.
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a"EK's pAINPANALEh cures d pain II
man and benst roi use externally ANA InroI
uAliy.
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Adopted by Common Council June o, ssi,
JNO. Il, LONG
President pro tenn. OF Common Council.
Attest JACOB NJ. CHnLIs, Clerk q. q,
Adopted by Select Council June q, 1851.
ROBERT A, EVANS.
President OF Select Council.
Attest GEo. u. KELLER Clerk 81
Approved June 7, 1884.
- ID. p. RosENMILLER,
le3tdMWs Mayor,
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RED HORSE POWDERS cure a!I discusses
horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry rud all
Llvc stock a POSlTlYECURL naylI-.
tuI safe 1t II. u. Coclruu'- d.ug ,jDl, l37
NO"h guGrn strGo'
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NEW ADpERTIsEMENTs.
ppLIUArTs. rXAMINATIVN

n Applicants for petitions IA teachers in
tue public schools will be examined by the
City Superintendent, in the High school build.
ing. Saturday, June u, at 4 O'Clock n. IN.
jCl0-3td X. X. BUEIIRLE, Supt.
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DUnLIU sALEOF yALUAnLp KE.I \

i TATE.-ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE ls
1881, Will DO sold at public sale, at Casper
kohler's brewery, Church street, Lancaster.
double one ana a.hali story Brick Dwelling,
known as the Coby property, situated on the
south side OF Middle street. Nos. 327 and 329
with lot OF ground fronting on Middle street
~ feet, more or less, and extending In depth
$50 feet to Locust alley.
sale TO begin at 1880 o'clock u. m,, OF said day.
when attendance will be given and terms made
known by CHARLES PETERS
HENRY sHUBRRT, Auc't. jl0.7td
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EnEsTEW COUNTY ROUSE.

- coivcd at the Mayors Once, Lancaster.
Pa, until 7o'clock p. m, FRIDAY. JUNE l3
1881, for furnishing tho city OF Lancaster with
a book containing an inGoX map OF the city
draft OF each block. showing numbered
houses ana numbers assigned 10 vacant lots,
Also for the assigning OF numbers to all un-
numbered properties and notifying owners
theroof. Bids for assigning numbers must be
lol Whatever number there are, ut so much
per number. Some idea OF the book 10 be iur.
nishod may he had Uy examining the book
belonging to the city IN tho KCcordCr's office,
Tho committee reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. Proposals to bo addressscd,
II. y. HURST,
io7-3td Chairman FiuuuCe Committee
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HEARTY IAlJt,bs.

Il That IL what you will get II you Visit
CLARkE'S TEA STORE, No. ~ West kint
Street, and look at the tour humorous car
toons now on display. Pure White sugar
lc Granulated Sugar, NC ; 4 Bs Light Brown
Sugar for 23c.
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4 SteAnsl,ip IDst.

ST. JoHN, N. F., June 10-The steam
ship Plover, which was sent to rescus
the crew of the sealing brig Confcd
erato Mt Notre Dame bay, has re-.
turned. The Plover reports she found
tho Confederate helpless in ice, and got
within twelve miles Of her, rescuing 45 of
her crew, but was forced to retire, leaving
30 men behind in tho peighborhood of the
wrpnly
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HIy OEiJisASOEs.

An ordinance Regulating the sale OF Fresh
Fish.
SECTION l. Ee 1t ordained Ivy the Select ana
Common councils OF the City OF Lancaster, in
councils assembled That between tho first
ny OF April and the hTst day of Sovcmber in
each eur, II shall not be lawful tor any per
son or orsons to sell, or expose Tor sale any
kind of fresh nsh whatsoever in any part OF
thr streets OF Lancaster city
SEQ. >. Any person violating the provisions
Of this ordinance shall forfeit aud pay the
sum OF ten dollars for each ana every OIfcnse
which sum shall be recovered. rs ike pena |.
ties are recoverable, upon suit brought before
I Is Mayor, or any Alderman OF the Ciiy OF
Lancaster, and bc paid tor the use OF tho city
into tho treasury OF the city, by tho Mayor or
Alderman collecting tho same.
Adopted by Select Council June 4, 1884.
ROBERT A. EVANS,
President OF Select Council
Attest: GEO, B. KELLER, Clerk y. G..
Adopted by Common Council June T. 1891
ROBERT NJ. BOLENIUS,
President of Common Council,
Attest: JAcoR NJ. CHILLIs, Clerk &.
Approved June 7, 1874.
u, =. ROSENMILLER,
Mayor.
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(NUOL AND COMFORTABLE - HAVE
~ THIS day received an elegant assortment
ot fine serge In Brown, Light. Medium and
DARK Drabs, Black and Blue. They ara OF fine
quality, and Will give elegant satisfaction.
style, trimmed with best quality OF Pongee
SILK Tor SG Coat and Vest, 81 they are
dressy, cool and comfortable. Cali aud see
them at A. II ROSESSTEIN'S Fine Tailoring
Establishment, 81 North Queen 81.
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) WASHINGTON. Juno 10.--In the House,
lTorrison, of Illinois, reported q non
G 'ncurrent resolution, providing for the
f n adjournment of Congres 10 at 3 O'Clock,
NJ pday, June 30. IL was adopted without
division. The House then went into
committee of the whole on tho river and
harbor apprOnriation hill
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-01-02

The National Christian Conven-
ton, a society in opposition to Ma
sonic and other secret organizations,
was in session week before last in
Philadel phia, and among other bust
ness transacted was the passags of
the following resolutions:
That all secret organizations are
links of one and the same chain; that
the Masonic Lodge is the parent
source from which all similar mod
ern organizations have emanated,
and that that Lodge is now in active
operation in every city and consider
able village in the country, swsying
parties and churches, filling offices,
secular and divine, with its partisans,
shaping political doctrines and teach
ing a spurious and corrupting moral
ity, subYersiye both OF the Christian
religion and of free institutions.
That the so-called Grand Army OF
the Republic is an insidious, danger
Gus and useless form of organization,
which is better fitted for keeping
live aud glorifying the memories of
war than for advancing those inter
ests Of peace for which all great war
Is waged.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Argument Court Proceedings.
December 9th and 2stb, lSs

December 18th and 18th, 1883.
The case of I. A. Elder VS.. Over
seers OF Milford township was argued
and held over by the court
| The case of Sarah Ard VS.. Penn
sylvania Il. r. Co. was argued, and
held over.
Sarah G. Caldwell VS.. Joseph Bell,
continued by consent.
Thomas Shellenberger for use of
Susan Winey VS.. Caroline Cotterman
and VIM. c. Smith, continued, and
to be disposed of at March argument
Court.
In the case of Todd VS.. Doyle, ct.
al. Plaintiff was directed to file a
new bill of costs for December term.
1882.
By consent the case of Common
wealth VS.. Isaiah Bell was continued.
By consent the Com. VS.. Wesley
w. Watts was continued.
w. S. Oles VS.. w. J. Anderson, ar
gued, and disposed. See execution.
David Smith VS.. Daniel Westfall.
argued and held under advisement.
Com. ex rel Kaufman ct. al, VS..
Robert McMeen, S. I. McCulloch,
and Others, argued, and defendants
given 30 days time to file supplement
tai affidavit.
In the case of West Perry town
ship, Snyder county, VS.. Monroe
township, Juniata county, for keep
ing the family of r. R. Gordon, which
said family had been taken from this
county by the Oyerseers of Monroe
township, TO Snyder county. The
Court ordered and adjudged that the
order of removal in this case be af
firmed and that West Perry township
pay the costs, including fee OF SIS,
to counsel for Monroe township poor
directors.
Delaware township is ordered by
the Court to pay the costs of the re-
moval of Fanny Lauver to the insane
asylum and pay for her keeping while
there.
In the matter of the assigned es
tate of David strayer, argument was
held, and the case is held over by
the Court.
In the case of the Commonwealth
vs.. r. B. Nixon and on the motion
for a new trial, the Judge decreed.
And now q December, 1883. This
cause called, and argued by council,
and upon due consideration the Court
overruled the motion for a new trial.
and discharged the rule, and it fur
ther appears to the Court that the
costs amounts to a considerable sum.
and it being suggested that the law
has been vindicated and Justice done
without the imposing of sentence, and
this view being concurred in by the
District Attorney, and no motion be
ing made for sentence, and the costs
having been paid, sentence is there
fore indefinitely postponed"
In the case of Commonwealth VS..
John Waller. The Court rendered a
decree, about like that in the Nixon
case.
In the matter of estate of Jacob
Sykes-acceptance of service of rule
on heirs to accept or refuse real es-
tate filed December, 2S, 1883.
William Pyles was appointed euar-
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Valuable Grl5t 1.iiI snd saw
IliII at Private sale.

The undersigned offers for sale GRIST
MILL snd SAW MILL, situated in old
Port ROYAL, Janiata county, Pa, with IL
ACRES of land, more or less, With mill dam,
mill house 30A5O feat, three stories high,
one story Of stone, and two of frame, con-
taining 3 run OF stone, two pair u burrs,
and one sand stone, chopper and corn break
er, liver Creek smut machine, and EsPa-
rating machine, two -four bolt, 90 feet long,
two -four packers, all driven by the water
of Hunters creek on Il feet overShot
wheel. The mill has a good rur Of custom
worl; and is in good wheat growing coun-
try, and Is in good running order. The
saw mill is driven BY Rose water wheel,
and is in good running order, doing 4 large
smouui Of saving in the se1sOh. FRAdB
HOUSE. Spring of water, Cistsrn, Frame
Stable, hog hoGse, sG orchard OF thrifty
trees Of choics fruit in bearing. ANY per-
son Tishing to view tho property san do so
by calling on the premises, and any person
wishing to learn the particulars can do so
by calling on or addressing
JOHN HERTZLER, Sr..
Port ROYAL, Juniatl Co., Pa.
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The clothing of Elwin Haupt, a
miller. of Schuylkill township, Ches-
ter county, was caught by a revolv-
ing shaft in bis mill. He barely had
time to grasp a pillar, which he
clung to with all his strength. Every
garment was torn from his body,
and even one of his boot-legs was
ripped.
The bodies of two tramps were
found alongside of Daniel Bastians
lime kiln in South White Hall town
ship, about five miles west of Allen
town, Sunday week: They were seen
the day before at hotel near by
Both were well soaked by the rain
and, finding the lime kiln, they took
off their shoes, laid down, and never
awakened from their nap.
There is no truth in the story of
Isaac Page, of North Coventry,
Chester county, that he fired four
shots at eight or ten ruffians, who,
be said, attacked and robbed him of
all his money-S16-on Monday
night The only adventure he had
was with John Barleycorn- The
story was invented to explain bis di-
lapidated condition to his wife.
The Auditor General has address
ed circular letter to each Judge,
district attorney and county treasur-
er in the State, containing the deci-
sion of Judge Brown, Of Warren
county, as affirmed by the Supreme
Court on the 22nd of November last,
concerning the license of bottlers.-
1t requires bottlers to take out Ii
censes. the same as venders of malt,
brewed and spirituous liquors.
A Justice of the Peace OF Council
Bluffs performed marriage cersmo-
ny the other day for quite a lively
aud positive couple. When asked if
she would stake this man as your
lawful and welded husband the
bride responded: "You bet your
life, Judge, 1 will" When pronoun-
ced man and wife the bride turned
to the Justice with a surprised look
and asked: rs that all there is to
the ceremony for S2?" She evident
ly expected a lengthy ceremony and
big reception, banquet. and presents
thrown In.
On the 2Gth ult., at Princeton,
Mich, about three hundred men,
women and children gathered in
church to attend the funeral OF Mira
Jane Mcintyre As the people arose
to their feet in response to feature
OF the service the centre of the floor
gave way, settling a distance Of six
feet. A panic ensued and the great
est excitement prevailed. The peo-
pie were dumped into the cellar in a
promiscuous heap. The broken fur
mace poured forth volumes of smoke,
adding terror to the scene The
floor had given way so as to form
V, and in the centre piled people and
benches indiscriminetely. Every
window in the building was shatter-
ed, and, though men, women and
children were piled upon each other
in layers, screaming, kicking, praying
and fighting, when all the crowd es-
capped from the building it was found
that no one was seriously hurt, al
though many had fingers and other
small bones broken and many were
crushed After the excite
ment had subsided the corpse was
gotten out of the debris, taken to an
other church and the funeral services
proceeded.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-01-02

send-off in the issue o. the Times of
the 21st nit.
Henry Ward Beecher having abol-
ished He'll in theology to has own sat
isfaction, Row proposes to abolish
Protection in politics If the devout
Watterson whose disciple Beecher is
in following the apostle of Free
Trade, can become the disciple OF
Apostle Beecher in abolshing Hell,
they can start out arm-in-arm in the
new politico-religious departure. And
what a grand and inspiring national
ticket Beecher for President and
Watterson for Vice President would
make. How Colonel Ingersoll would
enthuse over it and make the hills
and valleys echo his eloquence. Let
us nave Beecher and Watterson, with
the platform against the two new
twin relics of barbsrism-Hell and
Protection.