Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-28
3effor'f, , J &. Ball.

Bedford. J & B4n.
Blaine, J. B. Graham
Burnt Cabins, To be supplied.
CsssviIie, F. Adams, J. S. Souser
Clesrv.Ile, F. W. Biidle.
Enuisville. J. A. Msftern.
Everett, b. B. Hsmlin.
Well, l. N Mooiehe4d.
Huniin gdon, J. ". Curns.
Lewistowp, T. b. Riddle.
Logan, J. A- Johnston.
AcConnelistOwn, {. II Wallace.
hcVeytown, W. r. PicKen.
Manor Hill, !. K. King.
AiHntOwn, a. K. Miller.
Ailroy. J. 4. Shipe.
Mount Union. e. L. Benscoter.
New Bloomfield, ". R. II. Slime
Newton Hamilton, P. p. Strawinski
Orbisonia, O. NJ Hoke-I
Petersburg aud Al, IAndris, C. 7. Dunn
ing-i
Port Royal, W. II. Stevens.
Rays Hill, J. c. Brown.
SsKton. J. <. Lloyd.
Schellsburg. J. <. Hniseloy.
Shirleysburg, L. ID. Ott-
Thompsontown, B. II. Hart.
Three Springs, q. Baker
West Huntingdon and Mil Crock, ". L.
Smith.
wolisburg, VI. II BoEden.
Sup-rnumvrary ana supersnua,ed preach
ers-wil'iam Henry Stevens, G. II S.ic,r
CLARKE, Jesse T. Akers, George BeIkstress-
er. John Noor-lead. John W. Olewine,
Lewis A. Rudisili, William Schriber. VIII
liam =. Hoke, Ceyion VI. Marshall. Levi :.
Cronr, Benjamin IL Grover, James r. PenB=
ington, Wi!Ii-m \ Mckee.
From the Bloomfield Times Of March 81.
Last Saturday morning between l. and
O'Clock. the clothing store OF Marx buses,
Newport, was entered by pD ing aud break
irg The window s.ass in the irUnt door Jy
meals OF large chisel secured from the
chop vi John Hetrick, and At a IIme VIXEN
three " them. Que entered and cleaned a
show case of al the jewelry aud took pair
OF shoes. After leaving the store they wax
eli down the railroad 10 Baily sburg where
they boarded an east bound freight At the
toSer, u the upper end OF Duucannon, one
VI them in attempting to geI Il Tell under
the cars and vac cut III two His comrades
seeing the accident succeeded in Jumping
OF, aau went back 10 him. The accIdrat
h4ppeued about three O'Clock. In the
fluL
Detective ROte, of Harrisburg, that MS store
vas robbed snd tEat So offered tor the
bur Z Iars' capture soon alter this mes
-ag- VAS received by Supt. y. Z Mcclellan
that a man had been killed at DuncanuUn
and Oh his person wss found a oOX vi rings.
The message Was handed 10 Rote VINO wiz
Cd To DUnCanuon to hoid any sIrauge men
that might Ue there. Two young ielO~s-
one ~ hIIe aud IEe other cOlOred-were de-
TAXED there, aud when kore arrived he
arrested them They gave their names ss
J oAusOu, (cOlyrou) u CaiiIsle, and Beil, vi
" IllIasIsP port. The dead man was called
..EugIisn." Tue IaiIrr's clothing VAS
but 10 papers were found 10 dis
close h-s identity RUte searched the
clothing Uf the Two men, On JOhnsOn's
P=rsOn Was found IS rings, necklaces,
pairs vi cun buttons, breast pins, a charm,
!. cLIs-' aud a paT vi shoes. y search oi
Belle person brought iUrIn rings, l neck
ace, I breast pm and sOmeIhIns like
,man ice pick. They were brought To
Fort Lanr, and ON the road here ackHoSl-
-dg ed their crime They are thought TO
belong TO gang that bruke into the ware
house al Port Royal aud forced a shutter
1yen al Ia, ticket office at AaTysNIile dur
ns the tore part vi last week. All are
aUout 70 years oi age.-rhey will be tried
sI the April term VI Court.