Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-06-09
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the day before but played truant and went to fish IN the
canal, and must have fallen in and drowned
The late fire in the woods in Lnzcrne
county, destroyed about hundred and fifty telegraph
poles
Mrs Fanny KibbIe was found dead at her
residence in Nppcnose township, Lycoming county last
week.
Miss Judson, who eoped from Pontiac,
Mich, with negro, and married him, to the great dis
gust Of all her friends is to be rendered still more note
rous. The whole story has been dramatsed, and vii
shortly be produced at the Metropolitan Theatre Detroit
The Albany Standard, a Hard organ,
says that Daniel 6. Dickinson is the only Democrat who
can secure the requisite number of electoral votes to
elected President in 1860 1t afirms that he can carry
New York Seward and the only man who can do
this"
The citizens of Clarion County have de-
termncd building new court house. twill he of the
same model As that of Gettysburg and cost 5000
The indianapolis Journal SAYS that Mr..
Frederick Rusch, of that CITY, well known and prosper
producedealcr who Europe some six or eight
weeks since visit to his old home and friends mme-
diat0y on his arrival in Prussia claimed conscrpt
forced into the army and held there serve
his three years a Prussian soldier.
The Legislature of Rhode Island organi-
zcd Tuesday and elected Mr. Sanders Lieut. Governor
and Mr. Parker State Treasurer-there having been
election for these Offices by the people. The Republi-
cans" have majority in the Legislature.
The Elmira Daily Press says that the citi-
Of that town making effort to get Edwin For
rest of the day. the Fourth of July ceebra-
ton.
Tie Watkins Republican states that q
young married woman, Mrs Seaman. daughter of Chas
Bcckwh ESQ., of that village, during the absence of her
husband on the canal, eoped Monday night as from
her fathers house, with scamp by the name of Claugh-
erty from Havana. The promising couple left between
u ard o'clock at night and they were missed
the anxious father" issued handbll offering hun.
dred dollars reward for the apprehension and of
The parties.
The death of DIR. Lardner already an
nounccd occurred at Naples the 2lst u He was i'll
but few days. his disease the inflammation of the
chest
Fremont is now building 4 saw-mil on
the Mcrcce River for the purpose of saving timber to be
used in the fumes of the mining ditch which he proposes
to dig This is better than running for the Presidency
A piece of pine wood forced dowG into
the to the depth of 200 thoms becomes compress
sed that when drawn up again. it is found to be heavy
to sink like stone when thrown into the water.
Garnet S. Mott sued the Hudson River
Railroad for running the hose belonging to an en-
gine which playing his house when on fire.
In consequence of the cutting the house burnt down
The jury rendered judgment for zoos in favor of Mr.
Mott.
The Nevay (Ind Ne,cs gives an account
Of lady who visited that town for the first time on
Thursday last, though she has been living within four
miles Of for the last ortyfve years, has she
visited any other town, city or village.
The steamship Vanderbilt, which left n
Y Saturday took out three horses for Napoleon from
jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, of Baltimore
One Of the largest Jumps of gold told of
in the California papers Of late was taken out of Burns
Creek, in MarPosa county weighing twenysx lbs. and
valued at 5000.
The act authorizing the Court of Com
Pleas to change the OF persons has been sign
ed by the Governor since the adjournment of the Legisa
ture.
The Stanton (Va.) Spectator says that
the western slope of the Blue Ridge is covered with
millions of ocuss. They appeared first the top of
the mountain about two weeks ago. and to be NOV
ing in a westerly direction.
A circus proprietor has engaged grounds at
Brantford C. W. for performance on the day the three
negroes to be hung. The Hamilton Spectator denoun
this attempt to make money by such means on such
occasion.
Miss Lane, the accomplished ncice of the
President Of the United States is at present on visit to
relatives at New Brighton, Staten Island.
The Rochester Democrat gives an encour-
aging account Of the appearance of the growing wheat in
the valley Of the Genesec. The crop is supposed be
beyond the reach of the weev
Bishop Potter, of Pennsylvania, recently
ocGtcd at religious services held at the residence of the
American Legation at Rome, Rev. Mr.. eacock of Mobile,
Alabama and Rev. Mr. Clements of Trenton, New Jersey
assisting The Bishop administered the rite of conrma
tion to five persons, among whom young English
nobeman the Duke of St. Adams. This the first time
American Bishop ever administered confirmation in
Rome.
Some valuable Iron ore has been disco
vcred Orange County about miles east of Port
Jervs the railroad track just at the commencement
ofthe Shawanagunk Mountains. II is found in venstone
regular vein having yet been found. DR.. Chiffon ha,
anayzcd quantity of this ore and found it, with but
one exception, the richest he has ever anayzed.
In St. Louis, Thursday, Miss Fife Car
stang, lady of about twenty-five obtained verdict o.
one hundred thousand dollars against old gentleman
named Henry Shaw, for breach of promise of marriage
The defendant is sxyfve years of age and of course
Very rich The has been on trial some days and x
cited much interest.
The cost of the Utah army up to the enc
of the second quarter s5 600 0OO and add t.
this the estimate the fiscal year ending June and h
expense of that army for year will range bctwee1
and nine million.
1 The murder of the postmaster at Denver