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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-12-24
GENERAL -NEHS TTE.HS.

Red snow has fallen near LsadriIe
Col
Whels cloves exlorminate red ant.
and moths.
Seventeen snow storms are pro
dictsd for TIN, rIo;sr.
Sumner Itl) farmers in . general
hunt nav. Just bsggsd 23OO rabbits
A strange malAdy sfilicts BeatrIc,
lSsb.) > cattle la,t week 500. 900 18th
died
A fatal disease among Teuner.ee
horses ls attributed t. rottou corn
fodder
Michael Bar %, Of Scranton, has
bsen convicted of pulling the tonsEs
cut Of u baILy horse.
4 foxwas released tor hunting pur
poses from 3 saioon almo.t IN The
very heart of Reading.
Lehig. county has seven apple lack
dlitr.leriss, which are said 10 gav &c
cents per gallon on their ls.iucs.
A pair Of horses ran ava -5 Ok
ford several days ago. and tra-.ied
seven miles without doing 4iy dam.
age.
There are fiftv cases of diphtheria
IN Allentown, aud during the past
two weeks there have bsea four
deaths in one family.
a man well Acquainted with the
degrees Of relationship Of mayriacs
says Il married a widow who lid
daughter. Nv father visited ouI
Eouss frequently, fell in love and
married nv step daughter. Thus
my father became nv sou-iu-lav, and
my steP-daughter my mother, be
cause she WAS my fathers wife. Nv
step-3aughter had also q -ou: he Wa
# course my brother. and at tn.
same time my grsnd-child, for LIE VS..
the son Of my daughter SIy W.
was my grandmother because sls
| was nv mothers mother. L was
sIy vife's husband and grand child
at the same ,Ime ard As the hus
band of persons grandmother 4.
hls grandfather, | was my own grand
fatbsr.'
De not hunt for the borsrs at all
but ISSt doctor them q little. Maxe
a mixture Of abOut one quart Of wood
ashes to \ pail of water and Etir 1t
vel Nsst make a ridge of asIth
around the tree few inches from II,
and high susIgh so when yon pour
your mixture Into a circle it will run
into tLs holes sad kill the worms
1t IS sure death 20 them aud costs
less than or cent 4 tree You NAV
have to do ii twice the first year.
but after that very little care will
keep your trees free from them. Il
YOU have no wood-ashss. Use 4 tn n
white wash OF lime In 1t place If
yCu have a large nun bsF of -rees vlu
can use strips Of zinc or shset-ir n
about four or five inches vide and
long enough to the ciacle of earth.
Over 100000 Christmas trees have
been chopped in ths Pocono Mount
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-12-24
SwIndling A Preacher.

A new swindling scheme is bein ,
practlced daily by unprincip,sd peo
pie vino are too lazy to earn sG hon
est living, To accomplish the
schema It takes the united Efforts OF
= man ard a woman. It IS rs follows:
The c0cple secure ,Enterf.fi. $50
bill; they rscure n rn.-riaEe license
proceed 10 minister's house ani
have the marriage CEREMONY per
formed. After the Knot i, tiei the
uEsn hands the miris.er the $50 bill,
stating that he wishes 20 paw fee,
of 50 The mirister does not exam
lns the bill very closely, hands over
sl5 change ard ths happy couple
leave for another town and proceed
IN the same Iiauner-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-12-24
Ash Your Friends AsoGtIf.

Your distressing cough can bo cll-
ed We know It because ksrnu's
Balsam within tAs past few yeNrs
has cured So rusny coughs and c5lts
III tLIs community Is remark ...
sale mas been Won sutU.lv bv lIs
genuine merit. As sruIe friend
WHO las USED II what he tin ; Il
kaIaps BsLs-Iu- Tn-rr - no mvdI-
emo 80 purs. none 80 effective.
LsrsS bottles --5Cc and 81 ~ al drug
.Ists If.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-12-24
.srrsR AsD PRsrRIxrSE'

DAVID L. KEKbs, president Judge
Of Clear6.ld county, was broken a
nSuci.lly by tho failure g Senator
Wallace.
Tuz Big Indian SittA-. Bull WAS
killed in 6ght last week. Sitting
Bull va. rot = great soldier or fight
er. He was strOag man As sais-
chief maker.
Ex SENATOR William 4. Nsllsce, OF
C.srfsId, lat. oompstitor ofttovern-
or Patti.ou foe tue dsneers-Ic noml-
p,ti,D ,,r G,--srn7r failed last week
to the amount Of about *4oO,OOo.
His friends I.y his estate will ? PAy all
his debts
A REMARKABLE feature OF the poll
tics Of the late campaign IN PsnnsyE
vapia i. that Whsrtol Barker of the
Independent party. William Wallace
Of tbs Democratic part, and c. W
Delam.ter of the Republican part,
ars bankrupt.
To uEAE some fnauciers dIs5uss
the silver qn.stiol, leads to the am
preston. that h : people who are FoI
the free cOina.S of silver, daslJs t.
make silver til leading coin. Such
is not the cas-, the people onl' de
sire that silva coinage bs placed on
an equality bsfors tho law with gold
In 1873 bil cas quietly engineer,
ed through Congress, stoPpsug tHe
free colnzgs Of silver, and since then
that prscio IL metal has circulated on
it, Inherent, intrinsic value 1t Is
time that Congress restores | to its
legal rights. That's all
Tus Legislature this winter should
pas. = law requiring all candidates
for sliics in tss townships and bor-
ougbs at the spring sieation to be
nominated aud announced .t least
two weeks b.tors sleetisa day. TEs
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the pgrposs of defeating men they
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LEG-fL.
FXECUToR'S NOTICE.

E'ia'e OF Tcst YOder, late Of Spru,. Hill
tsTlshlp, Juuiata Co. Pa deces.-r.
Letters t'.t-mentarg upon the sboys ham
cd estate having been granted 20 he under
signed, all persons having claims as,is.,
the same " Ill present them for payment. du-
" authenticated. and those indebt thereto
Nlll please make immediate PAYMENT to
JOSEPH NJ EVANS.
Executor at Academia, Juniata Co., Pa.
JERrHIlE Lross,
Attorney
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Groceries.

Also, the only full line OF
Q / f L n 5 " A r E.
in the county. Every house
must have its iull supply Of
Queens and Glassware, this is
the store to call on for such ar
ticles.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-12-24
FOOT WEAR.

IOV I w IH IT.
Our Boot and Shoe De-
partment is full in its assort-
ment, and you certainly can be
suited in fit, quality and price.
Whatever improvements have
been added by the manufactures
we have them all. We can
supply you with foot wear for
any in or out door service. Our
grocery Department never lags.
We have on hand a iull line o.
Fresh, Plain ana Fancy
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.
Gettysburg. Pa.

LNOuNDED IN 1892 Large Facu't,.
l. rwo fun courses 0T s-r4v-CIsssi-,r
an Scientific >a-l,-l ral---> 10 all d..
Ps"'u-.tS- O5sery ti-rv. l. rh--St,ri-s Al 4
nes' gymnasium TE-e- ago buiIdine.
Steam hra-- Lifr-raur - rnr voIrit,e.
Expenses low DcpErtI~Rf -i HvgIcn..
aud Physical Cul 'ure III charz, Of an ey
p'riencci IhvSIci4n. Acc z-ibic hy f-s
quent Railroad trains Location on the
BATTLEFIELD Of Gettr>burg most pleasant
and hesi thy PREP PsRATORY DE
Pa REMESE, IN separate buildings for
o'Ss and youus men pref airing for husi-
ness or College under special care of IL.
PrInclpa! sud three assistants RESIDING wit a
students Ii the building. rali term Or.
Sept. 4th, 1890. For Catalogues. address
H. W MCKNIGHT, ID. D..
President, or
REV Il. G. BUEuLER, 4. n.
Principal.
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DR.D.M.cRAwFoRp BR. pAEwIE N.eHAwy.y,
NR. D. II. CRAWFORD & son.
have formed = partnership for the rractica
Of Medicine aud their collateral br,,cbas
Ofico AZ cd stand, corner CT Third and or.
aage streets, hI7iIutoNn, Pa. One or both
OF them will b: found at their Office at IN
times, unless otherwise profs,siorsHv an.
gagged.
April st, 1880.
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Caution Notice.

The undersigned. citizens Of Wa.k"r ITF.'
Juniata county, Pa, hereby caution al per
sons not TO tresspass on their lands Tor Inc
purpose Of hunting John a. 6ailaghgI'
Christ Musser, Calvin Magruder, John I
Bahr, David Divsn, Samuel Auker, Cyrus
Sieber. Seth KerchLer, William Cleck.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-12-24

.rrvsmt Of God veil donei
Thy glorious warfare, pas;
Tne bsrr.-'. fought the race Ia won
And thou art crowned at last.
III condescending love
Thy ceaseless PRAYER be heard,
And sait thee suddenly remove
To thy complete reward
On hsp'y happy soul
In eCstzslts OF praisc
Long - eternal axe rol
Thou ses-T the Saviour. face
Goa. Re. SFuSBESr.
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Philadelphia KIprsss will stor n siTh
al ii 81 Z. n., vheR ns-gri
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Mjfliin Accommodation lesrrs PhlIdsl-
lbls 81 $50 q III. IarrI.tur- -, 10 P. m,
N''"i' own, lis ?. m. Tnymq,o- town,
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m, ! hon ps"ntor Ii. s,43 ?. M, Pr; Roya f,
Pen Royal. 300 MiffiIn. 9.U5 , ID. Har-
rtbulg, II 80 ?. IL, MIaer,town 81 ?. tn.,
IhonFEeptown. As ? T., Port Royaa
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q. l.. DERR,
Pracfic&sisS atIs1.

ESTABLISHED IN SIFTLISrswS, PA, IN 1856
Get. IA 's5.
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Pa.
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Oakian d Notes.

Cards are out announcing the
wedding of Mr. David Fogleman AMI
Miss Anna Knisley Thursday eve at
6 o'clock.
On account Of the socisty coming
. on Christmas svs it viii be postponed
TIL Friday eve. Tne programme viii
consist of Rscirations, Declarations
Select Readings, Dialogues and 9th
er miscellaneous exercises. The ev
3 ening will be enlivened with choice
vocal music by the Oakland Choir
On account of 1t being Christmas
week the programme for Friday
night will be i special sne for the
occasion. G Jme and hear the issues
of the day discussed by able speak
err Society commences at O'Clock
sharp. ALI are cordially invited tc
attend.
A J Ssusmsn has choice lot OF
Christmas candy on hands give hin
n trisl and De convinced
oIITuAIY.
Mrs. Susan Musser an aged mother
departed this life on Sabbath eve tC
Jotn the happy thrnng g-ns before
She WAS = consistent member of tine
Mennonite Church having ioiEsd
when young. During her sickness
she had many eros ,es to besr but sh,
never murmursi about her sickness;
but bore 1t patiently End willingly
She Was liked by every body. Sn'
was kind 10 tue poor. 4 rnutle:'
lOv-, How thrIiiIn.E the sound lh'
angel spirit la rst,'h- over our IN
faut vears AMI cir=crsd nS with he
smiles Row Faithfully ID = usnor'
cling tn the fast f-drt. = u1"T.s4t'.s u
4 parents home to rernrn.r L. of .he
swCct cOIr- IL Ci mothers ton ue
Like the ono star III t4a heavens II
be deep solitude OF na'ures n CHI
she 'ils the presiding divinity # th'
family uI-usIsn is dslIght and charm
its stay and hope when ali aroIn,
rer Is over shadpvci with tho Glnnu
of despOnisncy and despair. Tn
memory of her good deeds reiiec
ike the mouubeSms on the storm,
ea, Her taIlsone Journey OF hfs i
ovor and the soul has re-uTn.i 20 ia
Il. r'uus house - dwell i. thu pes
snc- II is God forever she -.
buried 1u aEt Wei rsdsv fol W,
OS .-!' II b. aud relatives 10 az Ma,
IIs; sal r1tos 10 q. AIra a-d II "a
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
7 | NJ + = 7 4 B i L

On ara after Sunday Dec. T. 1880
trains that stop at aifflin VI i'll ran as iolovs
EASTWARD
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tails of the tglt IN which Biting
Bull WAS killed The police, under
Bull Head, Ii,Htsnsut sf Ponrs.
Shave He.d, Fist Sers. ant, w,nt ia-
to camp near Sitting Balls VI ge on
tho might of 'hc Il a. AID the pext
mOrnI' = vent iEta BIil'S camp szF
mad tho srrss. SftIuE Bull e.
prs Ssd h.s vI.l,l gr-as 10 20 with
them, bot wanted - Lnsk s1nie pr-y-
aEsrlons for rns ride, anu ordered
hls horst'to Es gotten ready.
While Bull Head and Shave Head
were III the Sack whsrs the Old
chef va. getting ready, two bucks.
en=elOpsd IN blankets entered the
shack, and, throwing off their biaL
cts opened fire on the police.
Sitting Bulls wife lad gone cat
and sst up howl, shirh seems to
have been the sigsal 5Or the assault.
In the fight which followed Rod
Tomahark killed Sitting Bull. Ten
CT more of Sitting Bulls followers
were killsd and Bull Head and Shave
Head were desperately wounded.
Tho police Were now surrounded
but At this juncture Captain Fschet.
with his Calling Gun and a Hotch
kiss, reached the scene and attacked
the Indians, who. after. an hour and
a ha'f OF not skirm shiag. took 10
a-Sht and di-apPeared in the timb, 7.
The camp with the dead 4 d
wound-i was '1ksn It once. O-cas-
Slonal shots rers -Ichanged between
the troops aEC smbushed no, lies
during the lav. The hostiles lave
gone up the Grand river and viii un-
douhtshly make their way to tie
camps at Pine Ridge. t
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-25
MICKEL'S NIGHT CAP.
A Triple Tragedy in st. Paul on Christ
mas Morn.

n AhfPio AThScuy III dul OH CnrlSC-
mas Morn.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 25.-At l O'Clock this
(Christmas) morning triple tragedy oc-
Cured at the corner OF Tenth
and St. Peter streets. Emma
Mcleod was shot and killed;
her mother. Mrs. Silas Nickel,
had her throat cut and is
dying. Mrs. Nickel told police
man that her husband committed the
deed. Further investigation revealed
the dead body of Nickel himself, with
two revolvers and bullet hole, showing
how he died. There is something of a
question as to who committed the trage-
dy, Nickel or his wife, but it was proba-
bly, the former.
LATER.-It has been learned that
Nickel came home drunk, and called pp
his wife and stepdaughter to have Il
might cap" with him. They both ex-
pressed indignation, and refused to
drink with him, whereupon he shot
the young girl in the face. She ran
out OF the house and fell dead upon the
sidewalk. The wife also ran out, but
was followed by the husband, who shot
her in the abdomen and then cut her
throat. She is now at the hospital dying.
Nickel then walked into the Kitchen,
placed revolver to his ear and blew
out his brains.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-25

ers to obtain redress for what they call
unwarranted interference with business.
The North British directors have also re-
solved to completely close their railroad
lines, rather than yield. The strikers
were enraged by the announcement
made today that the railroad officials
refuse to pay the strikers any portion of
the wages now due them. This action
according to the railroad officials, was
taken upon legal advice, pending de-
cision from the courts as to the validity
of the contracts existing between the
company and its employees.
The North British company has en-
tirely closed its underground station
here. Placards announcing promotion
and advanced pay for men loyal to the
company are posted conspicuously. The
strikers, however, maintain defiant at
titude. The loss to the railway compa-
nies will be enormous.
The strikers have issued manifesto
demanding ten hours day, and so per
cent. extra pay for Sunday work. 1t is
estimated that 5000 persons are now out.
Work at most of the coal pits in Lanark-
shire is stopped in consequence of the
strike.
EDINBURGH, Dec. PA mass meeting
OF railroad strikers was held here today
1t was resolved to continue the struggle
until their demands were granted.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-25
A POLITICAL CORPSE.
Bouianger Is Dead Says One of His Old
Supporters.

Supporters.
PARIS, Dec. 24.-Boulanger was a sub
iect of interest and discussion in the
chamber of deputies yesterday. A year
ago, at an election in one constituency
of Mont Martre, Boulanger headed the
poll. His votes, however, were reject
ed, and the seat awarded to Jofferin.
The latter died month ago, and an
election was ordered. Boulanger sent
manifesto, advising his partisans to re-
main neutral at the election on the
ground that he was the rightful mem
ber. There were many candidates, and
none received the requisite majority.
Another election was held soon after,
Boulanger repeating his manifesto, but
at this time Levy was elected. Boulan-
gers friends then determined to press
his old claim to the seat before the
chamber. This was done yesterday,
and it was rejected. The feature of the
debate was speech of Laguerre, for
merly an ardent supporter of Boulan-
ger. He said he voted against the
claim of his old leader from motives of
public policy. Boulanger was dead,
and the sooner this fact was recognized,
the better for the country.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-25
BASEBALL DOODLE.
SAN FRANCISCO PLAYERS SMELL
1T AFFAIR OFF.
They Pack Their Grips Hastily and
Strike for Southern California, Notably
Los Angeles, Where People Have
Money.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 25.-Soon after
the baseball season came to close, the
California players who returned to the
coast from their season with eastern
league clubs, arranged with the local
players to play series of Sunday games
here during the winter. Some of the
members of the league clubs went south
to play ball in Los Angeles and San
Diego; others remained here to play
with the All-Californias, and for the past
three Sundays the games at Paige street
have been we'll attended. However,
news was received at baseball head
quarters here that the league players
who went south were coming money,
and that at San Diego crowds of 5000
and 10000 were turning out to see the
games. The news created sensation,
and the local players hurriedly packed
their grip-sacks today and boarded the
train for Los Angeles. The team is
composed of Coughlin and Knell,
pitchers; Stevens, catcher; Dooley, first
base; Mcdonald, second base; Wilson,
third base Ebright, shortstop; Levy,
left field; Sweeney, center field ODay,
right field. The team will make
an exhibition tour through the south
ern part of the state, and expects to
obtain some of the baseball money float
ing around Los Angeles and San Diego.
1t will play today (Christmas) and Sun
day in San Diego, and New Years day
and the Sunday following in Los An
gees. On its return trip it will prob
ably play at Bakersfield and Fresno.
The departure of these players will
close the game here, and there will be
no more baseball until the opening of
the regular season in March.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-25
FOREIGN FLASHES.

The French chamber of deputies, by a
vote of $50 to 20, adopted the budget
with all the senate's notifications.
The officials at Cologne seized Ameri-
can bacon valued at 10000 marks, and
arrested the merchant who imported it..
The pope has erected the vicarate of
Utah into diocese. Father Scarettan
has been appointed first bishop OF the
new diocese.
The Uruguayan government has intro
duced bill raising the duties on spirits,
sugar, perfumery, silks, timed pro-
visions and tobacco.
In consequence OF the report of Senior
Morel, president of the tariff commits
sion, the Spanish government has re-
solved to inaugurate the policy of pro-
lection before the general election.
The cane fields in all the sugar pro-
ducing districts of Cuba, continue to
exhibit splendid appearance. except
ing those in the eastern part of the
island. which suffered from drought.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-25
REVOLUTION IN PERU.
REBELLION RIFE IN THE ANDES
REPUBLIC.
Cost of Forty Lives-Extreme Destitu-
tion Throughout the Country.

PANAMA, Dec. 24.-Rumors of revolu-
tionary movements in Peru have been
rife here for some time past, and it is
known that on the I'd instant meeting
was held in Fort Santa Catalina, outside
of Lima, and that an effort was made in
behalf Of ex-Dictator Pirola. The move
ment was suppressed shut at the cost of
forty lives.
AS matters stand in Peru, it is not un-
likely that similar risings will occur at
short intervals, the conditions being ell
tirely favorable.
The extreme destitution prevailing
throughout the republic is largely re-
sponsible for the unsettled state of
affairs.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-25
young Chicago board of trade man, for
$4,000 for breach of promise.

young Chicago board of trade man, for
$4,000 for breach of promise.
1t is reported that five negroes, ar
rested for the murder of DIR. F. H. Rig
gan in Mecklenburg county. Va, Satur-
day night, were taken from Jail and
lynched.
Judge Cyrus G. Hines, for thirty years
a resident of Indianapolis and fifteen
years law partner of President Harri-
son, has been stricken with apoplexy,
and will die.
William Duryea Hughes, a lawyer
who ran bogus divorce mill on Broad
way, N. Y, has been arrested on COM
plant of ex-Mayor Pendleton of Fort
Worth, Tex, one Of his victims.
The total addition to the country's
railway mileage during 1890 was $500
miles, about 700 miles more than in
1889. The total amount OF railway now
completed is 1877, ,172 miles. Twenty
two per cent. of this was constructed
during the last five years.
At test of steel manufactured at the
Carpenter steel works OF Reading, Pa, a
one-inch bar broke at strain of 233, 1888
pounds, being 10000 pounds in excess of
the highest record authoritatively
known. The test was made under the
supervision of government officers.
Senator Chandler charges that the
managers of the Boston and Maine rail-
way contemplate gigantic consolidation
scheme; that they intend interfering
with New Hampshire politics in the in
terest of the Democracy, and by corrupt
use OF money obtain control OF the
senate.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-25
BEYOND THE ROCKIES
A Detroit Doctors Cure for
Consumption.
He Sees Koch and Goes Him
One Better.
A Triple Tragedy in st. Paul on
Christmas Morn.
Terrible Riot at a Negro Christmas Fes-
tival-A White Christmas
in Kansas.
Associated Press Dispatches.

CHICAGO, Dec. PA consumption
cure, invented by DR.. Shirley OF Detroit,
is attracting much attention among ply
sicians. DR.. Ingalls, Of this city has in
oculated several patients with it in the
past two days. In an interview tonight,
he said no immediate effects are pro.
duced in this treatment, but DR.. Shirley
has dismissed several of his Detroit
patients, apparently cured after four
months. The remedy consists of hypo-
dermic injections of solution of chlo-
ride of gold and soda, or a solution OF
codine. These drugs have long been
used for consumption, but never in
this way before. The cure is
blood cure, and OF course takes
some weeks to have any effect.
The remedy is injected much as the
Koch lymph is, but its nature and effect
are very different. 1t is an alternate, and
does not, like the lymph attack and des-
troy the diseased tissues. Its effect is to
change the nutrition of the tissue, not
destroy it. 1t is therefore much milder
than the lymph, and its use is attended
with no languor.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-25
EASTERN ECHOES.

There is little if any change in the
condition of General Spinner, but his
death is near at hand.
The New England Organ company's
factory, at Boston, has been burned.
Loss, 5000, 900. Two firemen were badly
injured.
Kinck Freeman, negro charged with
the murder of N. Badkins and his
mother. was lynched near Richmond,
Virginia.
w. r. Daniels, the wealthiest dry
goods merchant in Colorado, died
Wednesday morning, in Denver, OF
paralysis.
Pedro Antonio Lopez died near Santa
Fe, N. NJ, at the age OF 115 years, sur
rounded by several generations of his
descendants.
Miss Patrice Whitbeck, an actress, has
begun suit against A. L. Blakeslee, q