Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-02-20

Corrox seed meal mixed with corr
m.al if is said makes . most palat
able bread. -
WITHIN the past two months, the
National Treasury has been drained
Of $67. .0OO, 600 in gold.
GovfENoR HxsTISas is importuned
every day for appointments to plac<
in ths-AHricultural Bureau. q -
The French farmers are petition.
ing the French Assembly in favor OF
the remonitiz4tiGn of silver.
BECAUSE no apparent necessity eI.
lets for the erection of the office,
Governor Hastings has vetoed tie
bill to create an additional law Judge
in Washington county.
TIE Germans are growing tired of
the gold standard Of value, and they
srs urging the German Government
to again re instate.silver to the ~pesi-
ton it occupied as medium Of ex-
change before 1870.
TIE CMnsse,. naval commanders
and the commanders of the army,
who. afew days ago surrendered to
the Jnpiaiese at Fort "Wei-Hsi- Wei
have sll committed suicide. They
prefer that to the punishment that 10
award.d By TIE Chinese government
to defeated Generals.
Ell GovERHoH PATrTises, WAS de:
feated for .Tayor in Phllsdclphis by
$4,000 majority. Almost the entire
democratic ticket in the borough OF
Niffl;ntown Yves elected. The ticket
elected in Patterson vas 4 mixed one.
The distinguisheG1fsstsre, about it,
was the election Of Miss -Kats Dipple
for 'Sehcol Director. The ticket
elected in Fermanagh township was
almost entirely republican.
The State Agricultural Bureau
provides for the Secretary of Asn-
culture at a salary Of $4,000 a year;
. deputy Secretary Mt So, 500; 3 com
missioner Ct forestry ut $4,000; s|
dairy commissioner at 81, $500; IN
economic z,ologist at $4,000: q chief
clerk OF ihe department. 1t 81 500;
stSnokrspher 1t $500; q messenger
at $600. All appointed by the Gov
srnor. The dairy ana food commits
sionsr. The Commissioner of forestry,
snd the scononie zeolOgist shsll each
hava d clerk to be appoin ted by the
Governor, and receive . salary Of ST.
500 a year cash.
WHEN the tickets for the borough
for Tuesdays election were printed
it was discovered that the naming of
the number of years for which the
School Directors should serve had
lot heen printed on tbs tickets. At
fist it vas declared to bs a mistake
Of the printer. The printer said. he
followed copy air. Groninger. clerk
to the CHr,aiss:oasrs~w WAS applied to:
He said it YVES not his mistake; that
he had made tie copy from the rec.
orcs, prsc;sly as it was entered by
the democratic committee that had
brought il, the nominations from the
democratic nominating caucus to he
filed or recorded On the Jay that
the defect IN the ticket was discover
ed, Judge Lyons VAS holding court, |
and petition MAS speedily cotton |
ont by democratic lenders and pre-
sented to his honor praying him to
order an amendrrent to the record
In the Commissioner Offiee that n. "
tickets might be printed under the
Law. Tue Judge said tho record
could be amended and tickets print |
ed. provided, citizens who had at
terded the nominating caucus would
make affidavit that the years had
been mentioned ior which the candi-
daies were TO serve. A thorough
canvass of the men who attended
the nominating CAUCUS was made,
but not one man wsa found
to make an affidavit that the years
Lad heen designated The demo-
crsfs, however did not drop their D,i
r.ctcrs. They had pastors printed.
sEd used them in the b!snk-spsce on
the ticket. AND in that way voted for
their School Directors. =
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