Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-11-20
NEWS ITEMS.

New r" = 70 Fremont No Presidential candidate in
nc" 1iog shares with them the honor
Gov Pollock has appointed THOMAS j,
=, pooxcr county, Adjutant General of this Com
roVhN III, for three years from the 2Sth of October
mon~e'l'"' of Cen c. w. Bowman, Whose term of
l,, aexnired on that day
0" ~, GRO informed that Mr. EDwIN For
LA his magnificent house on the Hudson, be-
RFST n"r ,.. 70 Archbishop HUGnEs. Only portion OF
10" ,r.s sold the price s50,O0o 1t Will be
the SI probably, into an institution of educat'on'
7, tbo Vermont Legislature, on Saturday
uas nassed instructng the Select Commit
a't a" Affair. 60 enquire into the expediency of
teeo rev from the public treasury for the relief
drDrS'"N U,nsas A series of resolutions condemn
ot T,''' e anon Senator Sumner by Mr.. Brooks OF
lnE -, lima were passed-ayes $50, nays l6. AreSo
o'"''' rirc the speech of Mr. Sumner in the Senate
I,it WAS adopted-ayes l52, nays !. Resolutions
ID rra Democratic member. condemnatory oil the
o'''" t. ,n.on Bar,ingame of Massachusetts were re-
iectcd
II s understood that arrangements are
J.. =, mr., ,res, for the rcor ganzaton of the edto-
I fr,a cf the Union newspaper 1t sin c"nten
:, have one editor from the North and another
NAV a,,th in view of Mr.. Bachlnans administra-
..' NJ Nicholson will retire on the 4th of March,
We regret to learn that eX-sherltf Hay
~ of Columbia county, thrown from his horse and
;i on the night of the 4th inst, whilst carrying the
aro,ti,D returns of Orange township 20 Bloomsbury
Oot Of a hundred bonnets sold last week,
h ,cn ,.ccrtained that more than ninety were sup
o, to ladies who had gone in just to choose bit OF
ribbon.
Mr. Mcconnell, of Sangamon county, Hi
rs h, the largest flock of sheep in the United States
!, rrnl,rs u GOO and all of the choicest mernoes.
On Monday. in fight which took place
opr the workrncn employed the Bergen Hill (NJ)
rr7n,l a man named McMann dangerously cut, so
that his bowels protrudcd The wound l. said to have
Iecn inflicted by Michael Tracy. No arrest
A few davs since John G. Taylor Sheriff
of fWjnucbAgo county Illinois, shot dead by Alfred
C,srtryman whom he was cndeavoring to arrest, on
t,rre of lsrceny The murderer fled but cap
trcd and lodged in jail notwithstanding strong manes
t.or, Of a disposition to lynch him.
The Republicans though beaten in the
Presidential race are not di>heartencd. They have made
a noble race for one year old
The King of Denmark has conferred the
order Of paneorE Professor Morse for his invention
Of The magnetic Telegraph. The inventive genius and
,ntid, knowledge whith have pIced7in posse Ssion of
.r world this the greatest and most useful Invention the
nd OF man ha- ever ginaed, receives homage in
rypan Of the glae
j Scorr HARRISON, of Oho, who voted
against the cxpu.,j,n OF the gallant Brooks. and
d. raogzed therefor. has Lcen beaten by 6j" njori-
~ he elected two years ago by mio ity of 1900
vote, Wcar sorry to say Pennsyiv ,Hia has not been
mindful of her irnor
BY the death of Mr.. Clayton, the Lcgis-
Arrc inst ~!ertcd in Hclwarc will be called upon 10
choose United States Senators, Mr. B,yards term
viii expire on the i,h Of March next
-Ja~aos brooks llrOthcr Of the dog No
il). nlalr Fiimor" speech in Manchester, y. II. Ef-
tt- Thirty four Fillmore votes in that city.
1t is moyed and seconded that Bcrks coun
tie er,tvd into STATE. with Gla~y Jones for Presi-
trat. and lily Brook, f"r Yire.
The Hdr Comfy Wig HOSTS the name
81 Fremont .ar President in lss;a.
a difficulty, which threatens to he Sc
r has ,ccgrvd between the etuGcnt5 aud aculty
ihbury University Greenr,,-tc Indiana and about
"oain cn,egc reguttiaas for!ddinz Tie Students to
ua dissatisfaction with :!e management Of e insti-
Nu in t!r proceeding, OF their literary societies.
Col. Foster Of the PittSburg Despatch,
cherished among other peculiartieS beard of i've years
growth hu, having stakcd il The election of Fremont,
Proceeded 10 4 h.ricr Friday afternoon and had it
r-'Wed. Hi, best frcad> hardly know him since the
'-r.e, and coa!d hardly have been surprised ii
Harvey hIman had uuwh kcred himself after heard
from New York - in l>4.
Thomas :. Cunningham, one of the Dem
'ia;c Presidential Electors OF Pcnus y'ana has accept
%le appointment associate Justice The supreme
Court Of Kansas 10 supply The vacancy occasioncd by
ua death o! Judge Birrcll.
Counterfeit s. bills on the Danvile bank
rn,ylyaha, are in circulation in New-York.
The Underground Railroad appears to be
aag large business 4 report of the Albany IN "
'S-nre Committee -colored-stafcs that between the
i-A d" September, l,jj and the 18th of July. I8jG
i'd O. ten months 2r7 fugitive slaves passed through
~' ely oa tLcir way to Canaia.
\ Tile Charadm0n says that the Bishop of
,a7' Dr. Whteho'se) rendered his resignation of that
~ec &" Tie House of bishops, but that it not
o.'cl.
4 Charles Hcrrick, of Cation, Stcuben CO.,
=, L. ""o VI, arrested recently on suspicion Of firing
> >''" hH'4aE in order to get the III. urance, tonk
my o. 'ti.n :c~ days since, from the effects o:
L "e d. ed His wife i still in Jail accomplice
~aR nr"adary attempt.
An irlShman, name to us unknown, while
''''rnf to pn' a drunken companion from the track
# ,''' o rapidly APP roacng train, the Hyde
4 N'"'.ng was run over by the and killed. His
"A ."F'A' Bealcd with broken arm.
" -lhe bed Of the Ohio at Cincinnati, just
,,,. r'e' p'eentS sorry picture with only twenty
M "''> "i water in tie channel and that carriages
M '' " cattle readily without benefit of boat
,'''e. The river is sxty-two feet below high water
\ - P'iHt oI depression not known before to the OIL
'ei inha,taut.
~heiurns from l2S towns in Maine foot