Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-07-10
GOVERNOR FoRAkER has been re
sDTroE AND rnornIrIoa.

II the Paris exposition only two
exhibits are closed on Tuesdav-the
United States and England
Alroo~s sent her ith Of July cole
bration fund to Johustown for dis
trIbution among the sufferers.
TIE Republican State Convention
will meet ON the 9TH Of August To
nominate a candidate for State Treas
aIrer
Ov Nav Both tue date Of the Johns
town food disaster, food caused
bv n ruiufau of % inches OF water,
leluged Hong Kong, China Par
tlculsre are looked for by next steam
er.
RrIIGIoUs insanity induced Miss
Leoui SeuvenaI of y. Jersey to at
tempt to crucIfy herself TO her
chamber door She succeeded in
mailing one foot and one hand to the
door.
THr platform Of the Republican
state Convention of Ohio has declar-
ed III. favor of granting pension to
every honorably discharged union
soldier and sailor of the late war
against human slavery.
Br the vote Of the suffrage amend
ment It Is clearly demonstrated that
the people Of this Commonwealth.
desire that every man who wishes
70 vote shall pay tax Now let the
people soc to 1t that every man paws
hlsown tax
THE SIprem, Court Of this state
has decided that Wholesale liquor
dealers. brewers or bottlers are en-
titled to license if they are men Of
temperate habits and moral charac
ter. against whom no remonstrnuce or
objection on the record has been
made
It Is claimed that the long looked
!or Fountain u Youth has been
found in Story county, Navada,
whore by bathing white hair is turn
ed to it, original color. wrinkIed
faces become smooth and rOseate IN
youthful appearance, the stopped
form becomes erect and the step
elastic
Mn who claim L. know say that
Pennsylvania receives on an avarage
36 inches Of water-rain fall ever.-
- The rain that caused = .'..s'
great flood began to fell Sn l nursoat'
1r.x an - ~ .,seen the hours OF
tar l,Iock A NJ. ON thst day, and 1
o'clock on Saturday, morning June
1st, 9 inches Of water fell in the val
ley Of the Junista, which was one
fourth of the average yearly water
supply from the clouds In view Of
such statistics the food Of June 1st
1889 is not to be wondered at
ESH-,SD and Portugal are in trou-
hle about railroad in which the
English are interested The rail
road crosses Portuguese territory III
East Africa The British Railroad
had right of way Ac., tp build the
road, but falling to complete it with
in certain time the Portuguese gov
.rnmeut claimed the right To set
aside rights that had been granted
t. the English Company and the
local government, that is the Portu-
.rssc government III Africa allowed
the rails of the road TO be torn up
The old way would be to go To- war
about the trouble, but the present
times way il to- make Portugal pay
damages, If she has violated the
rights # England.
THL public improvements OF tins
Commonwealth cost about $4,000,
600, and were completed across the
mountain to Pittsburgh III 1884, un
der Governor Wolf The debt en-
tailed 10y their rconstruction has not al
been paid. Under Governor Pollocl
th.. canals were all sold To- the Penn
-ylyauia Railroad m 1857 Tn
State operated the canals during
period If only % years. In ever
county through which the canal
pass fortunes were built 10y men VIII
were connected with canal manag,
ment Ia number Of comtie
along the Juniata river fortunes tbs
were made of the canal mauagemer
iost heavily 10y the food # the iu
II last June, And the flood calamit
at Johnstown would not have take
place II the canal reservoir had IL,
been built in the mountain. How
ever men may reason from such fact
thousands Of people whose f.
tunes and homes had No connectic
with state canal management vel
injured and III some instances a
stroyed by the food
GEsFRsr SnsoS C,,uEoN. died @
his farm IN DAT phiu county on a
26th Of June age,' 90 years. His I
4ba,- l,.l - -, G.