Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-02
Mems from all Nations.

the cattle in different parts of Huntingdon
county
1t is estimated that this year in
Rome there have been 2l,OOO Americans
and 1000 English.
Two thirds of the newspapers in
Kansas favor the Woman's Suffrage amend
ment to the Constitution of that State.
"A party of Washington county
gentlemen indulged in a match rat hunt, re-
Gently. They killed 1915 of the long tailed
vermin.
More logs have been taken out of
the pineries of New York this than at any
former season.
The wheat crop of Dauphin Co.
is represented by those who are supposed
to be informed on the subject, as more
promising at this, than at any former spring.
The wooden manufacturers of In
diana have organized an association for mu-
tual protection. There are 500 establish
ments in that State for the manufacture of
woolen goods.
The Supreme Court of the State
OF Maine has pronounced law of that
State, taxing the stockholders in National
Banks, unconstitutional.
The Regimental Flags of the reg
ular army are to be inscribed with the names
of all the battles in which such orpaniza-
tions participated.
Many of the Republican papers
OF the West are urging Gen. Butler as the
Republican candidate for the Presidency
He is the man to remedy the evils inflicted
on the country by Johnson.
The rebel dead at Chicago are to
be exhumed and re-interred at Rose Hill -
All care is to be taken to preserve the iden-
tity of graves. There are about g. 900 bodies
those who died at Camp Douglas.
The Governor of Arkansas ays
that that State is ready to organize under
the reconstruction act.
Having bought Russian America,
it is proposed now to ascertain the value of
it. 1t costs s7,29OOOO.
The President threatens to take
another "swing around" He has new lot
Of stars to distribute.
"A young man in Canada has
been sentenced to the Penitentiary for life
for stealing money from letter.
The widow of ex-President Tyler
has been looking after the improvements of
her plantation on the James.
Eight thousand seven hundred
and seventy-two men were disfranchisd by
the reconstruction act in Georgia.
1t is reported that J. H. Gee, for
mer commandant of the rebel prison at
Salisbury, died recently in Mobile.
Mr.. James L. Smith, Peekskill
merchant, went to New York, two weeks
ago, and has not been heard from since.
The strikers at Lawrence, Mass,
are getting short of money, and have issued
handbills begging assistance.
The number Of emigrants arriv-
ing at New York, since January first was
30, 129-10,000 less than for the same peri
Cd last year.
"A soldier is alive in Cleveland
who was reported dead during the war; and
to whom monument was erected in Wood
land cemetery.
"A man convicted at London, C.
W., of violating the person of a girl fourteen
'years of age, has been sentenced to be hang
ed on the 1st of August.
The Mayor of Mobile has appoin-
ted number of colored policemen, who are
especially charged to preserve order about
colored churches
The French crown diamonds will
be shown in the exhibition. The case in
which they are placed will be lowered into
the ground every night
A New York paper refuses to
publish the names of baseball players here
after, because their sole object, it has been
discovered, is to see their names in print.
"A vegetarian society is formed
in Dayton, Ohio, its director being a wom-
an who has lived on vegetables for sixteen
years.
"A haul of two thousand shad was
made at Maryland Point on the 18th inst,
the largest of the season, and some assert
the largest ever made in the the Potomac.
-Hydrophobia seems to be proving
an epidemic throughout the country. There
are more mad dogs in Indiana at present
than in any other State in the Union.
-RistOri went across to the Cana
da side on Sunday, and had her photograph
taken at Niagara. The officers thereupon
arrested the artist for breaking the Sabbath.
All the Southern railroads dam
aged by the late floods have been repaired,
and are in running order, thus opening
again the entire air line route from Norfolk
to Memphis.
The Union party of Alabama, by
their State Committee, have issued an ex-
cellent address to the people, urging the re-
construction of society upon republican
principles.
The Williamsport B,lletin says ::
A section of the Shear Boom gave way on
Wednesday, and before it could be closed
about 100000 feet OF logs passed the
breach. 1t is now repaired, and the booms
are full, the drives being all in.
Eight young men were arrested
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