Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-05-04
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he regulars Lave been coHcen-
tra:ed IN Tie Southern G:ates and
quite a number have been advanced
to Tampa, Florida VII: nee they can
be transported to Cuba there to CO
opsrats with tie reb!s army. The
rebel CEREAL Numez has been to
Washington :,nd complete plan Of
cooperation has becn agreed upon.
France, Gscat Brian. Italy and
Russia hav. declared their neutrality,
that is they Will take 70 part, with
either of tsa conhatauts. They ex
ptct TO remain Indifferent spectators
~ did lie Old lady when her husbaEd
snd 8 bear were bavisg fight; size
declared. don't care II continental
which l;cks. II Congress hal Looked
upon the fight between tkc Spanish
government and The Cuban rebels III
that way, the people of the United
States you'd not be il the whirl OF
this internal war.
Tie Governor OF Tennessee kss
rendered his service to commaEd the
Tennesses troops.
Many more men in Pennsylvania
have applied for enlistment tEsn
hsvs gone out with The National
Guard.
Tie National Guard of Penrsyl-
vania were ali concen!ra'ed at Noun.
Greira vu the 2S;h.
Examination ;hsra returned a
number of the guard homo on &C
count Of ply steal imperfections
Seventeen of IL Lewistown company
were ssnt home.
The Washington war department
is at this early stage of the game
s34, 100000 behind with is payments.
France IS arming, but what for is
not clear. Sac is believed to be il
sympatlv with Spain on account OF
her latinization with Spain. If
France goeg to war for Spanish in
terest. The European government
will tear the French govsrnment to
pieces.
The government is hurrying naval
construction. The government is st
work to build 3 baltic ships, Is tor
pedo destroying boats, 4 coast de
Tense monitors and l gun beat.
War, war! and backward springs
the hand of civilization on tho dial
plate of this time aud generation.
The Oregon battle ship was ret
captured by the Spahiards. She
arrived at Rio Janeiro last Saturday
The Paris arrived in New York On
Friday, her appearance vas greeted
by thousands, for il Lad been report
ed that he had bsen captured by the
enemy.
Provisions are high in Hsvens,
and the purpose now is to get an
army of men in the rear OF Havana,
and with the navy in front stalva the
city into submission
The Spaniards IN Cuba in several
placsj where tas British hiv. con-
sui threw stones at the consuls .ofi
cers, they blame the British with
having American sympathy.
Cape Verde Islands belong to
Portugal, and as Portugal has de-
clared her self neutral IN this fight
the Spanish fleet there were com
PEELED to leave which they did en-
Saturday heading for America.
They probably VII come this way
to Porto Rico, there REGAL aud from
there. where?
On Saturday toe jews of Chicago
asssembled IN their churches and
prayed to the God of Moses for the
success of the Americans over the
Spaniards. No nation N the -orId
since The days Of Alexander the Ma.
cedonian les teen so favorable to The
Jews as the Americans
The Span ish report Of the result
Of tie bombardnAvul Of Mantaozas,
Cuba, diifsrs from th4t of the Amer
ican report. The Spanish report
that enly mule WAS killed in The
fight. The Americans report 60
Spauisrds blown up.
1t is announced that the lombard
ment Of Havana may take place at
anv time after this Wednesday.
When Cuba bas beeu taken The
rights of all natioss will be respected d
and the United States will hold it till
governmsnt Of peace can be osteb
lisbe,i among the people.
Captain Sampson's flag ship
steamed within two miles of the
shore near Cabrnas Cuba, last Fri
day, the band on the snip was play.
ing for diner, when of sud
den they were surprised at hearing
rifles crack on a bluff along the shore
Several vJllies were fired at the shin
from the shore. Then the ship be
gan shooting with her light guns
which hal tas eff.cs of chasing Il
Spanish cavalry company out of ths
bushes.
The railroads in the southern
states are put to the greatest strail
to carry tho regulars to lamp;
EioriSs. from which thar Viii D.