Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-07-29
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

A WESTERN man claims to have in
vented one wheel machine on whicl
men can travel as many as 20 mile
an hour If he has a good road.
A MONUMENT to the memory O
Stonewall jackson, was unveiled OF
July 21, the Both anniversary of tn,
LIST battle OF bull Run, at Lexington
Va. The remnant of the Stonewal
brigade was there at the head OF the
grand parade Forty thousand peo
pie were in attendance.
TuE stabs of BRrdsley's checl
books point out that certain mel
received some OF the money that
he plundered. Bardslsy was baG
enough to have falsifed his check
stubs. The checks or the account oi
them in the money institutions
through which they passed would
settle the question.
LIFE insurance agents are constant.
ly tugging at the coat tails Of men
to insure their lives and then when
there is the least peculiar thing about
Il mans death, which is liable to
happen to aay one in the manifesto.
tion Of nature N tho death Of q mar,
up pops the company, with a law
suit, to contest the payment Of inaur-
ance because they do not fully under
slsnd the causes that lead to the
death.
WHES the Republican party was
managing the country in its death
grip with slavery it required money
to pay army expenses, and among
means employed to raise money was
tax on income. When tho war
closed tho tax YVES repealed. The
Democratic party fought that tax
Now the Democratic party in OHIO
wants to levy an income tax, and
says 80 10 the platform on winch
they are running Cambeu for gov
ernor
GENERAL JUBAL A. EARLY, delivered
the Grafton at the VnvaiIing of the
Stonewall jackson Statue in Virginia
last week. The General closed bis
speech by sayiug''Let me conclude
by saying, and let every honest heart
ed Confederate who fought Lravely in
the war, say: IF 1 should ever apollo
gize any part for or action taken by
me in the waymay the lightning of a
righteous heaven blast me from the
earth, and mayI be considered rs
spawn Of tho earth by ell honest
men"
The shut down of tho steel works |
at Harrisburg will effect 10000 peo-
pie counting that 8 people are de-
pendent, directly and indirectly on |
the 1000 mon thrown out of employ |
ment. lisa great blow to Harrisburg
business and nov tho days are begin
ming to shortenand % the fore runner |
OF winter it puts a gloomy face on
affairs for many families. How are
they to live, whero are they to get
the means to pay their rents, to pay
for their bread and butter fuel and !
SO forth. 1t is reported that large
percentage Of the men belong to
secret labor organizations and that
they will keep them until they can
find employment.
LAST fall the Farmers Alliance in
Kansas elected a man named G.. w.
Mckay of Harper county Judge of
one eofthe Judicial districts ofthe state.
Mckay was not lawyer, but after
his election he attended law school
six months, and then he knew more
than the Supreme Court of Kansas
or he thought he did. He had order
ed the arrest of man who had done
something unlawful as he believed.
The arrested citizen carried the case
to the Supreme Court and that court
reversed the order, Mckay lmmed-
lately issued IN other order of arrest
which included the sheriff in the
order for obeyinG the Supreme Court.
Now the Suprems Court has ordered
the arrest Of Judge Mckay for disc
beying its orders. II the people had
elected n lawyer for Judge they
would not have such q snarl on hand
among the courts.