Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-20
: NEWS FROM ALL NATIONS.

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lg The Grand Jury of the United States
District Court at Baltimore has made presentment
4orJushce Thomas Watkins Of Washington Coun-
ty, Maryland for refusing to take the testimony or
oath of Lucinda Warner, colored, who charged Il
certain white man with committing an outrageous
assault upon her. .......
Col. Woodward, late of the fourth reg
irnent, Hancoek's Corps, and for time Oomman-
dant at Camp Chase, Ohio, has been appointed
Major of the Forty-fth Regular Infantry, V r. c.,
one of the four Veteran Reserve Corps Regiments
retained in service by Congress. " sgs
Mr. Baldwin, who died in Philadelphia
last week, built the first model locomotive engine
ever constructed in this country, about the year
1899, and at the time of his death had over 1000
men employed in his locomotive works. ..s |
George Y. Moodey, late Colonel in the
rebel army, and delegate from Mississippi to the
Observation-Disclosures Convention, was shot dead in
his Office at Port Gibson on the Sth inst
The American Colonization Society
have recently had applications from 600 colored
persons to aid them in their purpose to emigrate to
Liberia. .f. .....#
Gen. Hood, when in Austin, Texas, the
other day, was waited on by committee of the
Legislature and escorted to seat of honor in that
body. All the members rose as he entered
DR.. Winans, of Baltimore, the great
Russian railway contractor, entertained Fox and
the American party in princely style in ST. Peters
burg.
Hon. Henry Grider, member of Con
gress from the Third District of Kentucky died at
his residence in Warren county, in that State on
Friday. . ...... s ..F
The Houston Telegraph has good au-
thorty for stating that General Magruder will re-
turn to the United States shortly, and become
good loyal citizen thereof
Mr.. Collins, Of Cincinnati, wrote trea-
tise on the cure of cholera, and died of the disease
Bishop Nottingham, of Maryland, has
sailed for the south of France, hoping to restore
his health.
Joseph E. Davis, brother of the ex-con-
federate President, has been pardoned by Presi-
dent Johnson. ... ....
--Tombs of Georgia, is going to Switzer-
land for his health.
The Republican vote in Vermont has
increased 5,0O0 without the advantage of President
Johnson's indecent exhibition. If he had taken
Vermont in his tour, the increase would have been
10000 ...
President johnson, while denouncing
the Union party at Seneca Falls, said the ''party
might go to the devil" But we beg to be excused
We don't want to travel in the Presidents compa-
n.y. ..
The Johnson Republicans say to the
Democrats, 'you get ready to vote while we eat
our bread and butter!" Some Of them "don't see
it."
Tyler tried to buy party and failed
So will johnson. Political treachery may be ex-
eused by those who profit by it, but it is always
condemned by the people.
1t is significant fact that most of the
Government officers removed thus far have always
been recognized as earnest Seward men" Mont
gomery Blair is having his revenge
1--WE stoop to conquer" is the motto of
the rebel politicians who are hurahing for Andy
Johnson.
The President is wont to boast of his
economy in spending the peoples money but
he is the first President who makes regular cleo
tioneering tour at the expense of the public treas
ury. ...... ...
A mysterious attempt to assassinate
young Indy took place at Augusta, Ga, on Friday
evening The victim was asleep in her fathers
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near the region of the heart but little below the
vital part. No clue has been discovered either as
to the motives or indentity of the assassin, who is
believed to have escaped through an open window
The labors of the United States Burial
Corps in removing the bodies of Union soldiers
from the battle fields in the Shenandoah Valley to
the National Cemetery at Winchester are progress
sing fdvorably Twenty-six hundred have already
been reinterred. and about the same number re-
main to be removed
At a crossing on the Cleveland and To-
ledo Railroad, the other day, the train ran into
carriage containing two men, shattering it into a
thousand pieces. When the train was stopped the
men were found on the forward part of the engine
IN nearly sitting posture, and both dead
"O meH "HlIe attempting 10 cross
the river just above Niagara Falls, on Wednesday
afternoon, had their boat struck by squal forcing
it into the Rapids and over the Falls The men
We're Mr.. Cooper (said to be Postmaster at Chip
pewa) and a ferryman.
Bishop Timon, of Rochester, has an
nouncad that that city will soon become the seat
of new diocese of the Catholic Church. The Sc
lection will be made by the approaching Council,
to be held at Baltimore.
The annual convention of the National
Carpenters and Joiners' Union has Just been held
in Detroit. BY vote of the Convention it was re-
solved to keep the proceedings secret and accord
ingly no reporters were present.
Intelligence has been received that
Surg-Gen Barnes, who has been seriously i'll of
congestive chills at Chicago, is muca better, and
considered out of danger. ...
A number of physicians of Philadel-
phia have been prosecuted for not making returns
of the cholera cases coming directly under their
professional notice
The New York Herald says 1--WE re-
gard the contests between the President and Con-
gress as virtually decided by Maine. We bow to
the judgment of the people of the mighty North