Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-26
News from all Nations.

property He however stood to his legal rights land the
Sheriff and Gov Weller came to the spot disarmed the
rioters and restored peace Fremopts bearing most
| firm but mild and determined.
Tom Corwin, the Wagon Boy of Ohio
formerly Wing Governor and Member of the U.s. Cabinet
nominated for Congress by the Republicans of the tb
district and has taken the stump. 1t something
when such veterans enter the ranks.
Foreign news render certain the suppress
sion of the Mutiny against the British rule in India they
being victorious in every battle.
The Frazer River Gold >lnines are now
denounced as cruel deluson and thousands who rushed
there paying prices for the coarest food
or-starving
We learn that the Erie Railroad Compa-
ny have sold their Express business the road and
it, branches the T. 5. Express Co. The transfer took
place the first of this month
About 10 o'clock Tuesday night a new
tenant house upon the farm of Mr. John V. Woodward
Wil!iamsport, destroyed by 6re-the work of
an ncendary.
1t is estimated that the recent accident
the Erie road will cost that corporation sl6OOOO.
Thomas Lloyd, formerly of Danvilt, Pa,
accidently shot in Canada short time ago. lie
shooting excursion and killed by premature dis
charge OF gun in his own hands.
The n. Y. & f. r. r. Company are at
present engaged in filling up the deep rrne spanned BY
the Cascade bridge, the highest the line of the road
Mr. B. Ten BroeckS horse Oriaada came
of victorious at the Coodwood races. Orlando led from
start to finish and won easily by two enghs.
We learn that young lady from Hawley,
named Miss Queen fatally injured by the cars, while
on her way from home Scranton last week to attend
the feathers State Convention Amputaton of the in
jured limb resorted to- the only hopes of saving
her life, but in vain She died in short time despite
every assistance.
The next State Fair is to he held at
Pittsbursrom September IS to October l, inclusive
philadelphia will soon have six steam
fire engines In active service. They infinitely
peror to the old style hand engine.
Gen. Pierce and lady are now in theSouth
OF France, their way to Paris. The distinguished
traveller will be the gIest of the American Minister there
Mr.. Mason.
The Mobile advertiser states that at
Greenvc, Miss, family of fell victims to the
milk sickness" Milk daily article of food in the
family and they ignoranty continued the of it after
the bad been attacked by the prevailing disease and
died.
An old Italian Razor Grinder committed
suicide last week, by hanging himself stake the
farm of Daniel Frazier in Montour county If some of
the strolling organ grinders who nfest the county
would depart some other locality the community would
suffer no loss.
"A man who was tired of waiting for the
Queens Messages perpetrates the Following:
" Why is a COW like a bahy?'
" Because one drinks water aud makes milk, and the
other''----doesnt.
We hear apprehensions expressed lest
coming along the Atlantic Teegrap wires through
1908 miles Of salt water, will not be fresh when gets
here.
The editor of the Columbia pa Spy
having recently alleged that terrible and fatal disease
ravaSng York Pa, has been arrested for libel
complaint of of the citizen. Of the latter place.
John Armstrong has been sent to prison
at Newark New Jersey, for fifteen days for stealing
umbrella.
The Teachers National Association, in
year Washington.
The st. Louis Republican says that Pre-
den Buchanan expected visit that city during the
Agricultural Fair which TO be held there in Septe-
Der.
The family Of Mr. James Munsgrove of
saltwater Wis, poisoned few days since by eat
ing mush rooms, toadstoos resulting in the death of
two of the chldren-aged and ten years. The pa
rents will probably recover from the effects of the poi
son.
Hon. William Strong, Of the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania has been elected by the Phi Beta
Kappa Society of Yale College the orator at the next
annual commencement.
The Yellow Fever is very fatal in New
Orleans this summer, and 3O6 died of it in week.
Some cases have occurred in New York and Philadel-
phia.
The wine, brandy, cigars and tobacco i'm
ported into the United States last year cost $ 334 G6
The Easton Express is out for Professor
Morse for President and Cyrus W. Field for Vice Presi-
dent, the Peoples Ticket" few years ago Pro
fessor Morse democratic candidate for Congress in
New York, but defeated by a republican.
The M'Kcan county Bank, we learn by
the Potter county Journal gave up its ghost few days
ago. The cashier decampcd with $7l eJO of its funds
arrested in New York and committed in default OF
bail The bills Of the bank have been thrown out in New
York Mr. Kiugsbury, its president, says the Journal
will the holders of its against oss being able
and willing to do so.
| We learn that severe thunder storm
passed over the lower section of York county Tue
day night lasting three four hours during which
large quantity OF rain fell much to the relicfo the corn
crop and vegetation generally.
! On Thursday last a collision occurred at
Oxford Furnace, y j., between a coal train and
gine in which Mr.. Henry Earnest, Of Ramseyburg.N NJ
had both legs broken besides sustaining other injuries
/ He died from the effects the evening.
| Some months ago J. Porter Brawley pros