Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-04

Lines, arrested young man who is
charged with making and passing
spurious coin. He was placed in
Fort Isenberg to await his trial.
Joseph Russ, colored Porter of
the Jacobs House was arraigned be-
fore Squire Hoi n ng on Monday on
the information of Thomas Lowery
for assault and battery. The case is
a cross suit growing out of a fracas
OF some days previous, between Low
cry, sLyons and Russ. Russ gave
bail to answer before Court.
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Joel Dressler, died at his residence,
at Oriental, Feb. 23rd, aged!62 years,
3 months and % days. .Nr. Dress
Ter served as private in Co. g., 3rd
Penna, Heavy Artillery, during the
late war. He returned home afflict-
ed with chrome diarrhoea of which
he suffered ever since, and of which
he finally died. Ho was buried at
Dressler's church, followed by q
large concourse of people to pay the
last tribute of respect. Services
were conducted by Rev. Bierly.
Information from Lewisburg, I'm
ion county, indicates that the Luth-
eran congregation which was very
much divided by to much candidat-
ing, has been united and greatly re-
vived nnder the ministry of Rev. l..
l.. Sieber, who has been conducting
series of meetings since the Week
Of Prayer. Over fifty have united
with the church, and there are addi-
tiont every Sabbath evening. The
large auditorium holding over seven
hundred IS filed each Sabbath, and
the evening congregations crowd the
house
A CORE spondent OF the Lswisto wn
Sentinel writing from Siglerville
says:-Dr. S j. Boyer accidentally
cut large cash in the side of his
horse recently, while entering a
shed to be protected from a rain
storm He pick.d up al axe to
strike the horse light blow with
the fat side, thinking to hurry up
the horse, when the axe turned and
the sharp bit entered the horses
side, making very ugly wound,
which causes the doctor to now be
without the uss OF his horse for a
while and will no doubt be q warn
ing to others.
Masons of Chicago tried the he
roic method of skin grating on
one . side of member Of the
craft some weeks ago, but the
effort to save their brother fall
ed rs may bo learned from the
following despatch. dated at Chicago,
February %: Sin Knight Dickorson,
upon whose bodya foot square of
skin, taken from the arms OF his
brother Knights OF ST. Bernard Com
mandery, Knights Templars, was
grated three weeks ago, died at the
Emergency Hospital this afternoon,
Much of the grafte1 skin became
properly attached, but the patient s
vitality was exhausted, and he grad
ually lost strength until the end
came.
Upon information Of the manag
ment of the Jacobs House on Satur
day evening, Joseph Man, was taken
before Squire Weidmsn, on charge
of drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct. Man was obstreperous and
made his arrest difficult, and in
the pre-encs of the Justice
struck officer L,pp. The Squire
committed him to Jail for hearing
on Monday morning. 1t required
the united efforts of men to lodge
him in jail. The hearing on Monday
resulted rsthe Squire imposing a
fine ou him. He was imm ,diatslv
rearrssted on the Information of Off
Ger Lapp, and taken before Squire
III orniug on the charge of assaulting
public officer while in the dis
Charge of MS duty and again went
to jail under the rovisions OF law.
From the Huntingdon Globe Of
lns; week: Patrick Ma one III Pat
rick Madigan of the minin Z village of
B4rnettstown allowed their bad
blood over a fight about a foot Of
ground along division fence. Tsey
nre both in the sere and yellow leaf:
Monday morning, Mr.. Msdigau was
repairing his fence and Mr. Malone
concluded that his time had arrived
ta settle this lonC-standiDg dispute;
so srmins himeelf with heavy pitch
fork, old Mr.. Malone opened the at
tack upon his neighbor. There was
but little preliminary skirmishing.
In the first rush Malone struck Mad
igan with the fork upon the thigh
just above the knee, driving the tines
almost to the bone. Hs then pulled
cut the fork and made another vic
ious lunge at the old man Madigan,
all ing this time at his abdomen.
But before the stroke fell, Madigan's S
daughter rushed between the bellig-
ereats and captured the arms Of the
attacking party. The old man Mad
igan is severely injured, bu his ply
sician says he will pull through"
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