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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

At Fort Worth, Texas, on the
night of the 18th instant, an italian
Roman Catholic priest, J. Casimier,
from Chicago to Los Angeles, was
robbed of $4,000 at the Union de-
pot. At Dallas he get out, and at a
lunch stand displayed his money
when he paid for his lunch. he
was neticed by three men, who af-
terward tried to scrape up an ac-
quaintance on the train. just as he
reached the Union depot they push
Cd up against him and one jerked
the money out Of his pocket and es-
capped. Casimier followed the men,
telling of his loss to the depot watch
man. The men were not found, but
just as the train was starting he saw
the robbers jump aboard it and cried
out, but too late. BY the use Of the
telegraph it was discovered that a
man jumped from the train just be-
ycnd Fort Worth. The money was
mostly in 81 900 bills. -'.....
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21
CHRISTIANS ATTACKED in AFRICA.
AN OLD MURDER RECALLED
A DEATH BED CONFESSION IN MISSOURI
OF FRATRlCIDE.i AZ

A DEATH BED CONFESSION IN MISSOURI
OF FRATRlClDE.
About thirty years ago, says q
dispatch from St. Joseph, No., Of
the 18th, Samuel Wetherton, .
young man, the son of prominent
citizen living in Ray county, about
fifty miles from st. Joseph, went out
hunting. The next day his remains
were discovered under a tree less
than half mile from his fathers
home. He was dead, with a bullet
hole through his head. Living near
the Wetherton's was family OF
Pointers. Both were old families,
well to do, and had lived in that re-
gion for years The day young
Wetherten was killed old man Poin-
ter and his son HAIRY we're out
hunting. The old man and bis son
were arrested and tried for the MUIR
dsr Of young Wetherton. The trial
c-eated great excitement Il was
proved that the Pointers and the
Wethertons were not friendly. The
trial was exciting and prolonged.
The evidence was circumstantial,
but not strong enough to convict,
and the old man and his sen were
discharged. This aroused the peo,
pie, and it was with difficulty that
old man Pointer was saved from
msb violence. He was compelled to
leave the country. For . shoft
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

The green eyed msnster, Jealousy,
prompted Mrs. Thes. Wright to
shoot Miss Celia Enright at the Ts-
ledo Produce Exchange on the 9th.
The social standing of the parties
concerned is lofty enough to call the
affair tragedy in high life. Mrs.
Wright went about the business
with great dsliberation, but being a
poor marksman, only inflicted o
painful wound in the neck of Miss
Enright. .i-..,. II
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

AS man and his wife were walk
ing home on feet in the country, the
husband said How the milestones
along the read cheer the way"
ssYes, responded the tired wife,
ssbut Think it would have been .
great improvement if they had put
them nearer together" " '@sTNANA
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

Chas. Ferd, one of the murderers
of Jesse James, suicided at Rich
mOnd, Missouri, on the 9th, by
shooting himself through the heart.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21
FRANCE AND CHINA.
Signing of a Peace Treaty Be
tween the Two Empires.
France Given Full Protectorate
over the TOnquin Country
The Port to be Under Joint
Supervision of France and Chi
na-Foreign Jealousy of the
Terms, Etc. - gnsH

i IerLhS, ETC 40 anaH a6saS
LONDON, May 12.-Advices from
Tien Tsin say that Captain Four
nier, acting on behalfof the French
government, and Lii Hung Chang,
for China, have signed treaty un-
der the provisions of which China
recognizes a French Protectsrats
over Tenquin, AMMAN, with taxing
frontiers 1t is stipulated that the
contracting parties shall together
regulate the customs police on the
frontier. The provinces of Quang
Tung, Kuanghi and Yunnan will be
opened to general trade. No in
demnity IS paid to France
Later dispatches confirm the pre-
vleus report of the signing of the
Franco Chinese treaty. It is stipu-
lated in one clause that China shall |
at once withdraw her troops from
Tcnquin.g The treaty had already
been ratified at oPekin before the
signatures were affixed. After the
signing of the treaty by III Hung
Chang, and Captain Feurnier, the
former gave a grand banquet in
honor of the latter, III Hung Chang
dimes tonight at the French con
sulate in Shanghai. Prime Minis
ter Ferry conveyed the, news con-
cerning the treaty to President
Grevy, who at once summoned the
cabinet to meeting. The Pail Mall
Gazette says the France Chinese
treaty of peace cedes to France
more than France ever claimed.
The Gazette pronounces this serious
news, if true, and says it is difficult
to understand that Ii Hung Chang,
who has been disgraced, should sign
the treaty. IF the news shall be
confirmed. it says further, Prime
Minister Ferry will be much strong
er, and will be able by his energy
to regain the position once held by
France in Egypt.
PARIS, May 12.-The Official
Journal publishes the text of the
France Chinese convention. China
engages to recognize the present
and any future treaties that may be
made between France and AMMAN.
In view of the concilatory attitude
taken by China and the patriotic |
wisdom taken by Iii Hung Chang,
France abandons all claim to in
demnity for losses during the trou-
BILE between the nations. China
consents to the freedom of trade be-
tween AMMAN, France. and China,
for the establishment of which a |
treaty of commerce will shortly be |
concluded. gA v8oml1s8t esd -
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21
THE SITUATION IN EGYPT.

CAIRO, May 12,-The madirt Of
Dongola telegraphs that the situa-
ton is becoming alarming. The in
habitants are ina. state of panic,
only four companies of Egyptian
regulars and 200 bashi bazonks re-
main in the city. The rest of the
garrison are scattered through the
province. Advices from Konosko
state that the wires beyond that
point are cut, and that no more fn-
gitives will be able to cross the des-
ert. edt u gna smaE B8y ns
CHRISTIANS ATTACKED IN AFRICA
LONDON, May 12.-Advices from
Durham, south Africa, state that On
Sunday, May 4, a band of Usutrcso
attacked a congregation of Worship
ers at the Norwegian mission sta
ton at Inhdabatki as they were
leaving church. Three persons were
killed, Though the missionaries were
spared. The marauders returned
at night and killed all the Chris
tians they could find. ssa
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Q cE A MONTH AND BOARD for three i've
ccOsD men or Ladies in each county Addres p.
w. ZEIGLER CO., PhiladelphiA. mail 4w
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14
Political Notes.

The little boomlet Mr.. Wise work
Cd up for himself as delegate to Con
gress. was lost in crossing Salt river,
on his way to the Pheuix convention.
A reward will probably be offered for
its recovery Prescott Journal.
The New York sun terms the hopes
OF Democratic success IN the Presi.
Dental race as dreams, and these
sdim, uncertain and a deal broken
mp.
The Indianapolis Journal has
solved the position of the Democracy
on the tariff question. 1t says: The
Democratic nominees say nothing
about the tariff issue and stick to it.
Mr.. A. H. Stebbins informs the
Record that be is not, nor was be
ever, q candidate for congressionaI
honors.
The Philadelphia Press says thai
the political information from New
York is Of the most gratifying char
sster. The reports from all sections
Of the State agree in showing ar
overwhelming and irresistible current
for Blaine and Logan. The svidencs
on this point is of the most conciu-
sive character. Indeed, il is so strong
that il testimony were not all one
way it would be almost incredible
II the election were to be held now
Blaine would carry the State by ar
immense majority, and there is NJ
prospect Of any change so marked Al
TO reverse this current.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

Up to the present time no word
has been received as TO when the
District Court will meet in this coun
.ty. Attorneys and others who have
business with the Court would be
glad to have time set at which the
Court will be held. in order that they
may have time to prepare their cases
and have the necessary Witnesses in
attendance. instead of having to get
resdy at a days notice.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

The IRISH World says Butler can
do no greater harm to the Democrat
ic party than Cleveland is doing. He
will injure it by attraction and Cleye
land by repulsion. II the signs do
not fail, the Democratic party is now
fighting its last battle. and ON the
lth of next November it will be but
q ruin OF its former self.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

II is rumored in Washington that
President Arthur has decided to ap
point Gen. Geo. II. Sharpe Secretary
OF the Treasury. General Sharpe was
recently appointed a member Of the
commission 10 visit South America.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

White River junction (vt.), Sep
tember 5.--Returns from X0 towns,
giving the complete Gubernatorial
vote of the State, show the following
result: Total veto cast, 62.42l, Pin
gree R.), received n,907; Redington
D.), 1881: Soule 10 J 4S, Ind0pen'
dent and scattering, 1851; making
Pipgree's majority 2l.413. The pro
portionaI loss Vt the Republicans IL
about II per cent and Of the Demo
Gratis 6.5 per cent. The reduction o.
the Republican majority ID S5O9. The
~. .ss,-.szu,inu..ss the House OF Repre-
= y 80 hzz8; Dem
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

steamers.
Madrid, Sept 8.-An American
clergyman who rs making toni
through the peninsula, accompanied
by his daughters. arrived some days
ago at a watering place on the north
ern coast Of Spain and stayed at the
Hotel Inglese. While there the gen
tleman died OF heart disease. Al.
though he was attended by Span,
ish physician and post mortem ex
animation showed conolusively that
the death was caused by heart dis
ease, yet the local authorities order
ed that all the furniture in the room
together with his personal effects bt
burned. The daughters were allowed
70 keep nothing except few letters
They were indignant at The cruelty
and submitted claim for damages
for the loss OF articles Of the sufferer
London, Sept, 8.-The Pail Nal
Gazette says: The Chinese govern
ment has made declaration Of wa
| in the form OF a manifesto from th,
Emperor to the psoplo, The Emper
or declares that he regards th'
French action as constituting stat
Of war and he calls upon bis subject
TO aid in repelling their forces. Th
Pail Mall Gazette has the followin,
Chinese reports; The damage don
To the fort and arsenal on the Mi
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

Cholera is making fearful ravages
in all parts of Italy. In the city OF
Naples the death rate is over $50 per
day, and constantly increasing.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14
EDITORIAL NOTES.

1t is now asserted that France will
soon declare war against China.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

The Republicans Of Missouri have
dominated Nicholas Ford for Gov
ernor.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

Governor Tritle has returned to
Prescott from his trip to California
and the east.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

The funeral OF Secretary Folger
took place at Geneva, N. Y, last
Tuesday and was attended by 40
600 people.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

Later returns from Name increase
the Republican majority TO $4,000.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

Brick Pomeroy is again at the
front with another paper which he
styles the United States Democrat.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

Levi J. Morton. Minister to France
IL spoken Of as Secretary Folger's
probable successor.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14
Is now equal to any in the Territory w
we are enabled to turn out the
best work at the most
reasonable rates.

Letter Heads, Bill Hsads Mote Heads, ciseslssa
Pyegyaumss, Business Cards. shew Cards. Vsstties =
Cards, Posters, Dodgers, Tiekstsi Tms st
Cheeks, Legal Blanks stock csTiAeatss Lahos xsv.,.
Statements, Briefs, Transcripts, cataleguss Xtc ~
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-02-13
SALES.

On the 27th of February, 1854, Isaac ben
per. residing near East Salem, viii sell one
fresh COW. lime by the bushei, sewing ma,
chine. potatoes BY the bushel, and LOT oi
household furniture.
On the 2sth of February, Daniel Shirk,
living near Van Vert, will sell SIX Dorses
fxe cows, six sheep, hogs, pigs, wagons
reaper. and all kinds offarming implements
On the srd of March, 1884, David Wea-
yer. ST., residing in Walker township one
mile north of Mexico, will sell horses cat
tie. Young cattle, and farming utensils oi
all kinds.
I'm the 10th dav of March, 1884, David
Coffman will sell at his place of residence
in Besle township, about half mile ron
Johnstown. horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, anu
farming utesssils and numerous 'other aru-
cles.
On the llth Of March, 1884, A. W. Sic
her will sell at public sale, at his residen
in Fayette township, one mile east OF NC
Alisteryille, head of horses, ! fine black
stallion. . tyo-year old colts, Durham
milk cows, I head of young cattle, l good
Durham bull, IS head of sheep, D head oi
,boats. lot of farming implements and
household goods. A credit oil one year
will be given. Il. II. Snyder, ancuoheer'
On the I4th of March, 1884, FL. L: smith
will sell n hls place of residence IN tayet'e
.ownship- ons mile east of McAlisterylhe,
on the Rlchfield road, IL good young horses,
so head of cattle, 40 sheep-all ewes, 10
.ho.es. and large assortment of farming
Implements. A credit of one year ,, viii De
given. Sale 10 commence at O'CLOCK
Joseph Page, auctioneer.
On the 18th of March, 1884, Joseph Guy
'er will sell at his place OF residence al Las'
Salem, three horses, four COWS, three heat
of Young cattle, three shotes, twelve sneep'
all kinds of farming implements, aud house
hold furniture.
On the 2lst of March, 1854, Henry Sieber
Will sell at his place of residence, han
mile from NcAhsterville, horses, cattle,
hogs, sheep, and all kinds Of farming uten-
sils.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-02-13
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Beef cattle extra-7c, good So, common
SC. Eilch cows at SS0a65a 30. Fat COWS
at 3ia5J. Veal CALVES at 6a9sc. Sheep
3Ia65. Hogs, Sa9kc. Wheat 81 .O6aSl.l3.
Corn 57s60c Oats 42at5c. Rye 61a6Sc.
Dressed hogs7 .a7a live chickens at 10 to
l2c pea pound. Butter 22a35c. Eggs, SO
to 34c. Hay at Sl0aSlS. Rye straw Sl3.
CloYerseed al l0ales per 10.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-02-13
SHORT LOCALS.

10
Mrs. Nsviu is visiting her friends in
this place.
The Mutt family received, BY cOntri-
button, 81, ,290.
John Heck Is confined to the house
with lung troubles.
There was fall of three inches OF
snow on Sunday night.
Bucks county Commissioners have
decided to build a lew Jail.
Miss Maggie Rudisill, of LewistOwn,
is visiting the Misses Graybill.
George Smith is slowly recovering
from severe attack of pneumonia
Who'll be here when the comet comes
this way agaiD, in the year i ID. 1899.
Geneva.
The Huntingdon ear works are TO be
opened FOG work, shortly, under the old
management
Railroad traffic at Bradford Pa, was
broken up several days last week by
the high water.
At this Office, you may obtain infor
nation as to where yeu can buy good
Oriental stove.
The rivers at Pittsturg we're higher
last week than at any time Within Pc
riod of % years.
Two gangs Of workmen have been
dispenFed with by the railroad authori-
ties at Patterson
Bridges, across creeks In Cumaer-
land county were swept away by the
Ice food, last week.
Some of the parties that were out
last week could slug, I'VE won't 60
home TIL morning"
Happy Home.
Robert NcMeen has heard Of full
blooded Guernsey cattle on bis farm,
in FeTmsuagh township.
Al interesting meeting was held ev-
ery evening last week IL the Methodist
church in ThompsontOwn.
DR.. Banks is preparing to build a
stable at the rear end OF the lot on
which his drug store stands
Miss Sadie Settlemyer of Altoona
fell while walking across street and
broke leg, few days ago.
An other heir was added TO the fam
ily Of Professor Auman last Wednes
Gay night. 1t is girl baby
Apollo.
The Susuuehsnna was high enough
at Cle.r6eld town to sweep away the
two river bridges. at that place, last
week.
Seventy-fve cts, for quarter sheet
SI50 for q half sheet, s. 90 for whols
sheet sale bill, newspaper size. Call a
this Office.
The Presbyterian Home Missionary
Societ, met st the residence of Will
liam Banks, in Fermansgh township
some evenings ago
Miss Josie Bfuner died at her tath
er's house, in Milford township, on Rob
ert RObison's farm, of consumption
aged, about l6 years
Queen Esther.
A few buckets of water extinguishe'
q fire that had started in the roof o
the barber shop, Of james Russell, il
Port Royal, last week
Remember, that at this office 70
can have handsome quarters sheet sal
bill printed for IS cents, and a hall
sheet bill printed for 81 80.
The Perry county Democrat says,
horse IL Juniata township was scare
to death recently By the putting of th
steam engine Of threshing machine.
The McVeytown Jounal of last wee
said, Rev. Mr. Benangh, of Miffiintowr
preached two excellent sermons 10 tn
Presbyterian church, on last Sunday
4 son of Armstrong Powell in Pat
terson, had his back SO cut by a fa
from coasting sled. that a surgeo
was called to close the cut by sewing
MeClintic.
The Thompsontown Bridge Compa
ny have abandoned their bridge. whie
was swept away OF the 7tb inst, an
have informed the commissioners Of fh
fact.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-02-13
klnop ncemen..

n7. EDrOR.-please announce through
Your worthy columns, the name of McHaEL
NEARHooD, as a suitable person for ;he Of
fee of Super visor, for the east end of Walk
er township. Mr.. NelrhOod has lived in
the township and has been worthy citizen
since 1865. He is no oifice-seeker, and
never held an Office in this county but il
elected, he will make a good Supervisor.
CITIZEN OF WALKER.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-02-13
CAUTION NOTICE,

A LII persons are hereby cautioned
IA against fishing or hunting, gathering
berries. or crossing fields. or in any other
way trcspassing on the lands of the under
signed
Us. KExEHP.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-02-13
DIED.:

BURNS.-On the 26th ult., in Fayette
township. Mrs. Lydia Burns, aged 81 years.
m onths and 26 days.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-02-13
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A valuable farm, containing about lV
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Sept 10, 1855
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