Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-05-03

A snow 20 inches deep fell in Min
nesota one day last week
The Reading railroad company is
to 20 rehabilitated by loan of $50,
100000
President Cleveland will call an
extra session of Congress, between
the 1st and 18th Of next september
THE National Bank of Australasia
has failed 1t had $50 branch bar ks
in Australia. They have all closed.
Not in many years, if ever before,
have farmers experienced such troub-
lie to get their spring crops in the
ground.
NEWARK, N. j., has q sensation
over the elopement of a prominent
women, member Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union.
IHERE has been no rain in Eng
land the past two months. The crop
prospect is said to be the poorest
within the memory Of living men.
The National Naval Review at
New York last Wednesday was
witnessed by a good many hundred
thousand people. A string of people
nine miles long were assembled on
the water front Of New York City.
AT the vind-up of the Naval dis
play at New York, last Thursday
night, flash electric lights were turn
ed skyward and were seen from
points 75 miles away. The lights,
when turned on land clearly revealed
obi acts miles away All this show
is on account of Columbus having
discovered America.
THE revolutionary liberty bell that
rang out the birth of a new nation
on Independence Hall, in Philadel.
phia, on the 4th of July, 1776, has
been taken to Chicago for exhibition
az the Worlds Fair The trip from
Independence Hall, Philadelphia
where the bell is kept--through
Pennsylyanis, was by WAY of Harris
ou z, and the West Branch of the
Susquehanna Valley and thence by
Erie.
SouE six hundred members OF the
Philadelphia Bar have expressed
Yourselves in favor of the Hon. D.
Newlin Fell Of Philadelphia, as a
cindidate for Judge Of the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania. and respect
fully urge his nomination upon the
the Delegates to The Republican State
Convention. They speak of him thus
Aighly: Judge Fell is old enough in
Judicial experience to be fitted for
lie Supreme Court, and young
lnough in years to give promise that
. can without impairment of his
asefulness serve full term. His
l1ng service on the bench in this
city has been marked by ability.
Igarding, integrity, courage and
borough fairness aud impartiality.
LAST Monday while the sixty-ive
Ia:llion people Of the United States
ere at home in the pursuit Of their
Cuiet occupation to secure their
bread and butter, which they must
ail obtain from some source, four
Llndred thou aud people assembled
Ct Chicago at the ceremonial opening
OF the Columbian Fair. The service
vas opened with band of GOO mu-
gLoians, then prayer, then an elocu-
tfonary piece by young lady, then
ssEnarks by General Davis director
Of the Exposition, then an address
b. yresidont Cleveland, and when
tho sound ct his last words were
lushed he touched an electric button
on table by his sidl, and instantly
tua great eng nss that run miles of
rlnchinery beg IN to move, and from
aH parts of the 500 acres of wonders
CFle responsive salutes, and streams
at music, and whir of machinery, and
y activity such as had never
Dre been called into life and activ
by single touch of mans fin