Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-04-04
EDITOR AsD FR9rnIEIoE.

IneIt are iOO SLl"iA P~-@
ported in Chicago.
LEwIssURG, Union county, has a
case or two of Small pox.
TIE State Board of Health of In
diana have ordered that all tramps
entering the state must be vaccin-
nailed at public expense.
MAssAcuusErTs people are petition
ing Congress to appropriate one
hundred thousand dollars to be used
in Inc determination Of the Gypsy
Moth.
F,,rpERoR Of Austria, Francis JOS
epb, and Emperor Of Germany,
Viii m, are good friends, which is
causing some other people in Europe
TO wonder.
President Cleveland vetoed the
sercuiorage bill last Thursday. Ger
tainly, tho President viii not sign n
financial bill that fails to have the
endorsement Of gold bugs. He Is
the gold bugs president.
SEsAroa Colqaitt, of Georgia, died
in Washington, on the 26Lh o; March.
The governor of Georgia, immedi-
ately appointed, Speaker Crisp, OF
the Lower House Of Congress to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
sgustor Colqnitt.
II is reported that the State Sup
erintendent Of Public Instruction
has ruled, that Physiology must be
taught in the public schools, and all
such school districts rs fail to include
Physiology in their course Of study
will be deprived OF State appropria-
ton.
II the school law provides tae
course of study for the common
schools. or empowers the State
Suuerintc1dent to provide q course
of atudy, and gives him the power to
Withhold state appropriation where
the course of study is not lived up
to. then the State Superintendent IS
right. II he is not thus empowered
he is wrong in his order or rule.
WALTER WELLMAN, a newspaper
correspondent proposes to fni tho
Nortl Pole the coming summer. He
will leave his snip at Spitzbergen,
and then make . dash for the pole
and back on dog sleds. he expects
70 make the trip Of thousand miles
during the months of June, July and
AUGUST. and if when he gets back to
his ship it Is not frozen IN he will
have his narrative of the trip to the
North Pole and back ready for publ
cation by next Christmas time. The
newspaper fraternity wish him Gods
speed ana success
TIE interest in the Pollard biecA-
Inridgo ease on trial IN Washington
D. C., Is mabated, Breckenridge WAS
on the witness stand several days
last week. He confessed almost
every point made against hlm by
Miss Pollard, excepting Two. Inc
tIo points he denied, We're that ne
had seduced her, and that he had
promised to marry her. H's tesu-
my is n clear confession that they
We're free lovers Tor " Per1o' oI ois IL
OF nine years. during all ., "ii'"
time he was denouncnls 'He 'eiS
kind OF lie he was Ie"''nS
Coxry's army has been on the march
to Washington one week, within that
tim. its number has varied, some
dovs being larger, other days smaller,
dependent, upon how long tramps
who Join It to get square mea! or
Two stav with it. The number has
b.an down as low as 20, and up to
over 200. Last Friday when the
tramps made their first camp in
PENNSYLVANIA, at place called New
GaJIee the army numbered 173. The
whole movement Is n roaring farce
and is passed along the rout as a
ioke and will be so considered till
he people become tired and vexed
over the crazy tramp of the Coxey-
ties