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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-30
MIFFLINTOWN MARKRTS.
MIJILINrowE, November 80, 1892.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, November
28, 1S92.-Wheat II to TIC; corn
4S to 49c; oats 81 to 42c; tallow in
barrels 4c; butter II To 33c; eggs
10 to Zoe; chickens s to &c; ducks 8
turkeys 10 to 12c; cloverseed 12c
hogs Sc; sheep A to &c; thin COWS
So to S1S; dressed beef 5 to &c
per quarter; calves 3 to 7c; fresh
COWS $25 to $40.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-30

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Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
THE BELL CASE.
Another Flood Of Anidavits Admitted
InEvidenco.

Another Flood Of Afidavits Admitted
InEvidence.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-The Sidney
Bell case was resumed today and num-
Der of afidavits were read.
Clemens produced list OF his rea-
sons-seventy in number-why he be-
lieved Bell was being railroaded to the
gallows, and read these reasons one by
one in response to Attorney Henley,s
questions. Many of Clemens's answers
were ruled out. In ruling upon these
various reasons" Judge Murphy re-
fused to admit extracts from newspapers
or any attacks upon the police depart
ment in general, or any charges printed
in publications and directed against
others than Captain Lees.
A number of afidavits concerning
Clemens's general reputation for truth
and veracity were read.f Attorney
Henley said witness Coffey had declared
in his (Henley's) presence that he had
been bulldozed by the police. "You
will have an opportunity to file an afi
davit to that effect before the arguments
are finished" said Judge Murphy.
There was some delay because the
attorneys for Bell-Swift, Henley and
Brady-all desired to speak upon the
case, while Judge Murphy was of the
opinion that two lawyers on each side
were enough. 1t was finally decided
that three attorneys should have a
chance, and Attorney Swifs came first,
the understanding being that he should
speak of the evidence only.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
GOD PUNISHED THEM.
Attempted Arson Results Fatally to the
Perpetrators.

Att01upVGu arson t09UIt0 FATALLY to tho
Perpetrators.
ST.. LOUIS, March 4.-"God has pun
ished u.s." was the groaning confession
by Mrs. Marcus Cohen, today, of an at
tempt at arson which resulted in the
death of her husband and brother-in.
law, Marcus and Abraham Cohen. Just
after o'clock this morning officers were
attracted to 2744 Couteau avenue by fire,
at that time showing through q win
dow. In the building dwelt Marcus
Cohen, wife and three children,
and his brother Abraham over the store
owned by Marcus. Scarcely had the
officers reached the place, when an ex-
plosion of terrific force blew out the
entire front of the building. The body
of Abraham was burned to a crisp.
Marcus was horribly burned, and was
removed to the hospital. An examina-
tion showed that the gas fixtures had
all been unscrewed, allowing the
gas to flow into the room, and
that night or two ago teams had
been employed in carrying goods
out of the back of the store, An empty
gasoline can was found: Cohen died of
his injuries at the hospital The men
had evidently desired to burn the place
to secure the insurance. OF the family
nothing can be learned beyond the half
confession conveyed in the woman's
moan: "God has punished u.s." The
family moved into the place two weeks ago
with store and household outfit. The
insurance which it is believed the men
planned to gain, but lost their lives in
stead, was $500. et&
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
CalifOrnia's World Fair Plans
All Upset.
Robbed of a Large Share Of Her
Building Site.
An Elevated Railroad to Occupy
One-Fifth of the Space.
The State Commission Worry Indignant
at This Unexpected Action on the
Part of the Chicago Local
Directory.
Associated Press Dispatches

Associated Press Dispatches
SAN Francisco, March 4.-The Califor-
mia worlds fair commission received
communication today from Chief Burn
ham, Of the construction department at
Chicago, stating that the exposition
company intended to build an elevated
railway running through the grounds,
and that it would be necessary to take
from the California plat strip forty
feet wide and $50 feet in length as por-
ton of the road. The space in Jackson
park assigned to this state COM
prised about $4,000 square feet,
and as the contemplated action OF
the local governing board in Chicago
will deprive California of $4,000
square feet, almost 20 per cent of the
ground assigned to her, the commission
ers naturally feel very indignant. In
addition to this large reduction of space,
the Chicago board will impose upon the
California commission the additional
hardship of reducing the dimensions of
the state building after arrangements
for its erection have been made and
when the plans for the structure have
been accepted and placed in the hands
of the Chicago authorities for final ap-
proval. The plat was conceded to Cali
fornia last July, and the commission has
been in virtual possession for the past
eight months. AS recently as the 10Th
ult. Chief Burnham sent Secretary
Thompson an actual survey of the
ground as originally granted, and the
commission has developed its plans in
proportion to the size of the space as
aiuned
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
EASTERN ECHOES.

Noah Porter, formerly president of
Yale college, is dead. He was 85 years
old.
At Rockport, Ind, John Williams
fatally shot his wife and himself. Jeal-
ousy.
Word from Sonora, Mexico, says Mel
bourne has secured five-inch fall Of
rain there.
At Sedalia, Mo-. the officers are follow
ing up new clue. and expect soon to
arrest Mrs. Taylor's ravisher.
The Memphis, Tenn, city council has
unanimously invited Senator Hill to
visit Memphis on his southern tour.
Bob Moore and Sam Smith (colored)
have been arrested at Memphis, Tenn,
on the charge Of being the men who
have been wrecking trains throughout
the south.
At Denver George Raymond, ex.dep-
uty city auditor, and James A. Hadley,
ex.deputy city treasurer, have been
found guilty of forgery on one of the
thirteen indictments against them. The
other twelve indictments are yet to be
tried.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
DESTITUTION in EUROPE.
A TERRIBLE PICTURE OF POVERTY
IN VIENNA.
Houses of Splendid Exterior Filled With
Miserable Tenants Living in Daily
Fear of Starvation and Eviction-More
Bread Riots in Germany.

LONDON, March "A special agent of
Reuters Telegraph company, who is in
quiring into the distress in Vienna,
paints terrible picture of the destitu-
tion that prevails in that city. There
are many houses, he says, whose splen-
did exteriors give no suspicion OF their
miserable interiors. The cellars in such
houses, he affirms, are found crowded
with starving people out Of work and
others earning only a mere pittance.
Hundreds are unable to pay rent, and
exist in daily fear Of eviction. But in
spite Of all thii misery there ID = total
absence of evidence OF vice among the
sufferers.
BERLIN, March 4.-Since the disturb
ances last week in this city, the unem-
ployed workingmen throughout Germany
have been in state of ferment which
will require but little to cause an open
outbreak. A dispatch from Dantzic
states that the unemployed working
men, unable to get work promised them
by the government; today pillaged the
shops and seized bread and meat.
The police finally, after a struggle
dispersed the mob. Another dispatch
Gays the rioting and pillaging was done
by the lawless element of the city, who
took advantage OF the excitement to rob
the shops.
The municipal authorities rejected
the Socialist motion for urgency in start
ing public works for the purpose of al.
leviating the distress prevailing in Ber-
lin.
In the reichstag, today, credit of
400,0 900 marks was agreed to, the sum to
be expended in the secret service.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05

CHICAGO, March 4.--Who drew up the
forged will is tonight the first question
in the Jekyll-Hyde case that is puzzling
all Chicago. But for the alleged dis
covery of DR.. Scudder's surrepti-
tious handling of the private pa
pers Of the rich woman he is
charged with having murdered, he
might never have been suspected of the
crime. The forged will is in the posses
sion of Attorney Tolman, representing
the dead woman's husband and sister.
The circumstances under which Scud-
der had II drawn, IF he
to prove or disprove hiseanity and guilt.
1t seemingly was drawn up by lawyer,
and the question of the attorneys iden-
tity and possible completely is being
carefully brought toward a solution. It
is said an expert to whom two wills
were submitted before DR.. Scud-
der's arrest, and who knew
nothing of the circumstances in
the case, decided without hesitation
that the two documents were not signed
by the same person, one signature show
ing the tremor incident to old age or
feeDlenee6, ana the other being firmly
written with forced attempts at irregu-
larity of outline.
The case of Scudder was called for in.
quiry in the insane court and was post
poned this morning for one week. A
reporter who interviewed Scudder had
the impression that he was shamming
insanity. Scudder denied that he killed
Mrs. Dunton. DR.. Lyman, an insanity
expert, believes Scudder is insane.
A Janseville, Wis, dispatch tonight
says at an undertaking establishment
there an examination of the body was
made this afternoon and the
relatives were afforded an op-
portunity to see the dead woman's
face. When the body was in Chicago
the head was kept covered, it is said at
Scudder's instance, because it was
wholly unpresentable. An autopsy
showed the head of the dead woman to
have been terribly bruised and the skull
fractured in several placee.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05

engaged in sealing--forty-six registered
at Victoria and five registered at Van
couver. Besides there were sixteen
now on the way from Nova
Scotia. The total cost of the fifty-one
now here was $400, 600, and the outfit
annually required cost 100000. The
number of white men actually engaged
is over 300, and 541 Indians are likewise
occupied. Hon. John Robson, premier,
said the time had now come when the
British Columbia government must
speak with no uncertain sound and de-
mand it's full rights. Information re-
ceived by the government proved that
the present season was likely to be one
of the best for years, and it would be
extremely unfortunate to have any in
reference with the sealers.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
HORRIBLE EXECUTION.
The Guillotine's Bungling Work In an
HanOverian Village

BERLIN, March A horrible story
was received here today from Slade, a
small village in Hanover. A murderer
was to be guillotined there today. He
was placed in position, but when the
knife fell, to the horror Of the spectators.
it failed to sever the head from the
trunk, leaving the neck in terribly
mutilated condition. The horror of the
scene was increased when the execu-
toner raised the knife and made an at
tempt to wrench off the head
of the unfortunate man with
his hands, while the blood
gushed in torrents from the gaping
wounds. In spite of all his tugging and
twisting, he failed to tear it off, and
again placed the body under the guillo-
tine. Again the blade failed to perform
its work, only leaving the remains more
mutilated than before. The brutal ex
ecutioner then took knife and hacked
and slashed at the back Of the neck un-
til he succeeded in tearing the head
away. -
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
THE SAN DIEGO SENSATION.
Inquest on Collins Body-A Receiver f01
the Savings Bank.

tho S0tAuSD DdAAs
SAN DIEGO, CAL, March 4.-The cor
oner's inquest was held this morning on
the body of J. w. Collins, president of
the California National bank, and ver-
dict of suicide was rendered. 1t has
been reported that some one had
furnished Collins with the pistol with
which he shot himself, and inquiry
was directed to that question,
but the report was not sustained.
The colored janitor who cleaned up Col
lins's room Monday. swore that a
revolver was then in the pocket of
clothes hanging in the dressing room.
The deputy marshal testified that he
searched carefully for arms but had
failed to find any. Collins will be buried
here tomorrow. 1t was made known
today that Collins had assigned his life
insurance of 1000 for the benefit of
the creditors of the bank. This was the
last dollars worth of property he had
to turn over.
Attorney-General Hart asked the su-
perior court today to appoint tempo
rary receiver for the California Savings
bank, the savings department of the
California National bank. General Eli
H. Murray was appointed. The attor-
ney-general has succeeded in obtaining
a temporary injunction restraining Re-
ceivor oauly from using the public
money deposited in the California Ma
tional to pay private creditors.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
Doings in the British Commons.

LONDON, March Ain the commons
today, in answer to question, the for
eign Office stated that the report that
the British embassy at Constantinople
had accepted the decree of the porte
compelling foreign schools to close un-
less they obtained an official permit, was
incorrect.
A credit of 100000 for survey of a
railway from Mombassa to Victoria
Nyanza, British East Africa, was
granted by vote OF 206 to 126.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
PULLING THROUGH.
Springer, Blaine and Mills All Improv
ing Rapidly.

SPRINGER DA8lu6 ana Mills ALI 1mprOv.
ing Rapidly.
WASHINGTON, March AT late hour
tonight Mr.. Springer's physician said he
was resting easily. His appetite, which
has been poor, showed considerable i'm
provement today. The family physi-
clan, DR.. Vincent, is expected from
Springfield tomorrow. Springer's ill.
ness is attributed in part to the smell Of
paint, he having been working in
room which was undergoing renovation.
The erysipelas, which has been affect
ing his brain, is rapidly subsiding and
the doctors express the belief that all
danger of death, as the direct result of
the disease, is past.
At AS a. m. Springer is resting easily,
enjoying quiet sleep.
Secretary Blaine is still confined to
his house with cold. He expects to be
able to resume the business Of the state
department tomorrow.
Representative Mills was greatly i'm
proved today.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
SUING A FALSE CHRIST.
A Peculiar Case Of Alienated Affections
- in Chicago

A Peculiar Case of Alienated Affections
- in Chicagoo
CHICAGO, March Ain the Cook
county circuit court tomorrow, will be
filed suit against George jacob
Schweinfurth, the self-styled Christ.
The suit is for $4,000 damages for
alternating from the complainant,
George Coudrey, the affections of his
wife. The suit, if successful, will
precipitate many others. Coudrey is a
man of considerable wealth. Three
weeks ago he wished to dispose OF a
piece of Chicago real estate, valued at
$40 900. His wife, however, refused to
sign the deed without consulting the
"Christ," and Schweinfurth justified
her refusal. This precipitated the suit.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
A British steamer Lost.

LONDON, March 4.-The British steam
er Deccan. which sailed from Bombay
January 18th for Mauritius, is now four
teen days overdue at the latter place,
and it is feared she was lost in cyclone
which occurred Immediately after her
departure from Bombay. She had on
board, besides her crew, 100 native pas
sengers, and it is feared all hands have
been drowned.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
THE GREEK CRISIS.
Dissatisfaction ThroughOut tho Country
With the Kings Actions

With the Kings Actions
ATHENS, March 4.-The kings action
in summarily dismissing from the Office
the entire Delyannis ministry caused
much comment and some dissatisfaction
throughout the country, and as result
the king has received number of men
acing letters. Delyannis, as before
stated, has a majority in the chamber
supporting him, and he is very popular
among the people.
Many members of the chamber who
Tuesday last voted confidence in the
Delyannis ministry, have withdrawn
their support, declaring that they acted
in ignorance Of the actual condition Of
affairs.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
Courting the Guillotine.

PARIS, March 4.-The thief who shot
two men dead and seriously wounded
another, last night, was subjected to
searching examination today. He hoped
the jury would find no extenuating cir
cumstances, as he preferred the guillo-
tine to the penal colony.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
A Hotel Fire.

LATHRoP, CAL, March 4.-The Banner
house burned early this morning. 1t
was insured for $500. There were sew
eral narrow escapes of inmates. Col.
Thomas Lewis, solicitor of the Wiches-
ter house, escaped by jumping from the
porch, with his hair singed. The origin
of the fire is unknown.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
Professor Of English in stanford.

PALo ALTO, CAL, March 4-Dr. Ewald
Flugel, for the past two years lecturer
on English language and literature at
the university Of Leipzig, has been ap.
pointed professor Of English philology at
Leland Stamford, jr., university. DR..
Flugel is a grandson of veteran of the
war of 1872, who afterwards became
American consul at Leipzig. He is
editor of Anglia, periodical devoted to
English studies, and is the author of q
number of works.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
Collected His wages.

NAPA, March 4.-The trial of Michael
Fache, charged with assault to murder,
commenced in the superior court this
morning. Fache worked for man
named Hudson at St. Helena. Being
unable to collect his wages, he forced
Hudson to write check by drawing q
shotgun on him.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05

morning and Judge Gray delivered brief
instructions. The jury was out two
hours and half and took seven ballots.
The final ballot was for murder in the
first degree, with imprisonment for life.
Sentence will be passed April Sth. Ray
mond killed Thomas Price in cold blood
last Christmas day.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
NOT Welded TO CLEVELAND.

The Anti-Hill Democrats OF New York
Discarding Their Idol.
NEW York, March "A morning pa
per states every member of the national
Democratic committee will be sent a
letter by the provisional committee of
the anti-Hill party declaring in effect
that the anti-Hill Democrats are not
welded to Cleveland, and will accept
any good Democrat who can carry New
York
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
wells-Fareo Agencies Discontinued.

PHGNIx, Ariz., March Am order
has been received disseminating all the
Wells-Fargo agencies on the stage lines
in the territory. This arrangement
leaves several important towns without
express. Private parties have arranged
to carry on the business as before.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
IdentffyfnR Martin,

NAPA, March 4.-Sheriff Mckenzie
returned home this morning from
Ukiah. He will in few days send a
man there who can positively say
whether Martin is the man who MUIR
dered Mrs. Greenwood or not.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
CANADIAN sEALERs.
Imperial Aid and Intervs vsntion Demande

AMPerlhI AID and IntoFv0ntIOn Demanded
In Their Behalf.
VICTORIA, B. O., March Ain the pro-
vincial legislature today, Hon. J.. H.
Turner, minister OF finance, moved
lengthy resolution regarding the Bering
sea fisheries, urging the imperial gov
ernment to grant compensation to seal
ers for losses snstained last season, and
refuse to renew the smodus vivendi for
another year. Hon. Turner said there
were fifty-one ivsssels in the province
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
A Dismembered Body,

SANTA ANA, CAL, March A man
was found dead near bridge No. 65 on
the Santa Fe near San Juan Capistrano
with all the limbs but one arm gone.
There is no clue as to how he was killed.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
snowstorms on the Adriatic.

ROME, March 4.-Violent snowstorms
are raging in Venice and Trieste. In
the latter city the snow is nearly feet
deep, and the roads are blocked in con-
sequence. In the mountains the ground
is covered tola depth OF feet.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
Jay Gould's Trtp,

ALEXANDRIA, La, March 4.-Jay
Gould and party arrived here today
from st. Louis. leaving tonight for
Dallas, Texas.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
ALoug Strike Ended,

OTTAWA, Ont, March 4.-The strike
at the Wellington coal mines. which has
been in force two years, has been de-
ciared of.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05

New suits at 125 w. Third st. Select
from our large new stock and you are
sure to be fitted. Getz, Fine Tailoring.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
First Derree Murder

MARYsvILLE, CAL, March 4.-District-
Attorney Forbes made the closing argu-
ment in the Raymond murder case this
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
TIM GETS ss,ooO,ooO.

The Famous Hopkins-searlesW Will Con-
test Compromised.
NEW YoRK, March 4.-Timothy Hop
kins gets s., ,OOO, 900. Mr.. Searles settles
the celebrated will contest by COM
promising with claimant. Other suits
are stopped. The appeal from the
original probate decision was withdrawn
Wednesday in the Massachusetts,
supreme court.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05

Mrs. J. G. Blaine, jr., has arrivedsin
New York. 81
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
WHO DREW UP THE WILL
THE FOREMOST QUESTION IN THE
SCUDDER CASE.

Some Lawyer Supposed to Have Been an
Accessory to the Crime-Mrs. Dunton's
Remains Exhumed-Scudder's Exam
ination for Insanity Postponed.