Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-14

OA A1s - ASIl WINS uOcE Ol
boys where playing in the hollow back of
tue cemetery, they found tho body Of
newly born infant, with its head crushed,
lying near a clump Of bushes wrapped in a
piecs OF q woInIn's under garment. Word 1
OF the tinding Of tn. body WAS conS eyed to 4
Coroner Brumb.ugh, who impAnneled
| jury OF inquest DIR. Harmon WAS called I
upon to make a post tnortem, which reveal |
ed the tact that the child had been born |
alive. The jury OF irquisition adjourned
to meet thIs-Thursday-eyvnin when
| thew will announce theIr verdict An effort
will be made to discover The guilty party
or parents, which We sincerely hope will
prove uccessful.-Huntingdon Journal.
Thomas Fl Little, q respectable citizen
Of Altoona, was found dead in bed al bis
Loarding house about O'Clock on the
morning of the 5th inst.
lie was IN good health when hs retired on
Sund sy evening. Heart failure is believed
to have caused his death He was I'M
married aud the fortune that he accumuiat-
ed dming his 25 years Of labor with the
Pennsy lvania Railroad Company will pass
into the hands of his Juaista county re-
l.tives. he has brother and two sisters
living at the head OF Tu-carora Valley aud
his body, was sent to Waterloo for inter
m.nt on the 1th day OF this month. The
fortune is, that he leaves, according to AL
toon. papers, somewhere between thirty
ave hundred dollars nd thirty i've thousand
dollars
Some william in the darkness OF the night
knocked Mr.. BuIz OF the HsHfrngioa Globe
down and attempted to rob him The burg
lar could not have known his man Tor sew
ersl reasons.
| First II he lad snown that Butt was an
editor, lie would have known that hs had no
money.
Second II he had known that Bu.z was
an editor lie would have known that moth
ing short of a killing blow would cause him
TO lie quiet while a thief rumsgcd his pock-
cts tor booty.
BuiZ AS might be expected of other edi-
tors, hen he was knocked down by .hs
william and ielt the thief a. his pocket,
quickly sprsog TO his feet aud attacked the
nigh~aynan aud knocked him down, ou
the IhleI managed TO regain his feet aud
e ran away. The attack upon the editor VA.
: made IN a Huntingdon by street. We
congratulate brother Buzz upon his coarsg
which served him well AZ the critical time
q We Congratulate HIM upon bis escape iron
a be cUyetOus clutches Oi the big hwsy uan-
.The Dunksrd settlement in huntington
County, Ind, Is wrought 10 a high pitcn q
q iuo ,gnatiUn over Wholesale poisoning O
= members OF the church. Communion
n service MAS held al the church, at whIcI
- IN conformity with the usual custom sou
WAS served 10 The brethren aud the feet
washing ceremony was performed hIl
= the soup Was COOK ng It was observed b
those in charge that oil in large qusntitie
y rose TO the surface of the huId and il wa
repeatedly removed No one dreame
that the soup had been .-hx-d," and III
B members partooE heartily.
Sc WitsIn a short time nearly every OF
vi who yartook vas ~rithiDg in PAIN Al
er mes srpgers were hastily despatched Il
.r. ply sc AIS. Alter hurried analysis
the soup they decided that crotUn oil b.
m I been put in Tie kettles. AntIdotes We
,v admInist.rcd and all, but two or three
n. the victims are able to leave their bed
NJ. The three, however, are still in a DANCE
n, ou. condition aud may Dot pull through
Who tho nliscrssnt Is that dosed the sor
is still mystery, but it is the impressi'
that the poisoning Was the work OF a prs
teal Joker. Had not the greater porti
'e' vi tie oil been skinned ofi II IS not like
that msIN of tie victims would have 81
hP' vivea. A Determined effort Is nov Lea
'N' made to hunt down tie perpetrator and
caught he will be summarIly dealt With. y
The Bloomfield Advocate says: I
horse and buggy stolen from VIM Lsnd
OF Newyille, Cumberland county, on I
2Sd ult, was found some days after wed
ed IL among some heavy pine bushes abe
five miles from Newville. A lady fou
the team. The horse was SO weak that
rief was wIih difficulty moved to 8 stable.
nee Last week, A. N. Rhoads, Esq,
Carlisle, attorney for the Standard
aeW Company in Ihis portion Of the Sta
ao- commissioned Mr.. John A. Bower, of Spri
nsDlp. 10 AoA Ness
out lumber to be used in the erection OF
all derrick. The derrick will be located n
en- the Warm Springs on Judge John Bes
RIBS, farm and will be put III position before
ties, snow falls The indications for oil in
s,o above Ioc ality are regarded as most fsvors
by the experts OF the company
ar Last week We made mention OF the loss
lists, . heifer calf belonging TO 5. W. Conn.
O Sabbath the head hide and entrsils of
animal we're found in . well adjoining
that house krown as the old Askins props
on the Perry Furnace place. Mr.. c.
offers q reward of SIS for the Arrest
russ conviction of the miscrvant or miscrea
the Who committed the act.
Jews Anderson, with his dog treed six coons
- the apple trees in the orchard, but
ritters all escaped. bring captured.
the John Brenizer, of Dillsburg. in one {
1t IL b .tw cen sunrise and sunset, husket