Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-30
News from all Nations.

mander, has been severely handled in two
battles, by the Cretans. His loss was over
5000.
One of the cables of the Atlantic
telegraph was recently broken by an iceberg
but the cable of 1865 is in good order, and
doing all the business.
Judge Edmunds, of New York,
asserted in a lecture, few evenings since
that the Spiritualists now numberI, 900, 900
believers.
The city of London has voted
$500 towards the erection of a statute to
George Peabody, the great philanthropist
The Seventh Regiment, New
York, is going to erect 500, 900 monu-
ment to its fallen members, in Central
Park.
The house of Thomas Parker, one
of the Indians of the Boston Tea Party
of 1776, is to be demolished in order to wi
den a street.
The Town of Normal, ILL.,, decided
the other day to admit colored children into
the public schools, by vote of "a to f.
"A freedman namen Lenkhorn is
running in Fluvenna county, Va, for dele
gate to the State Convention.
Several infants were, christened,
with religious ceremonies, at recent spirit
ual meeting in the city of New York.
The United States Supreme Court
has decided that the prohibitory liquor laws
of Massachusetts, are constitutional.
The steamer Santiago de Cuba,
from Nicaragua, went ashore near Atlantic
City, on Tuesday night Six passengers
were drowned.
Two thousand dollars worth of
goods are annually purloined from the couu-
ters of A. T. Stewards establishment by pro-
fessional ''shop-lifters."
s. B. Page, the present State
Treasurer Of Vermont, will be the Republi-
can candidate for Governor. 1t is supposed
that he will be elected.
John Seeley was stabbed and
murdered at Saginaw, Mich, by Edward R.
King, on the 10th inst King escaped.
Henry Brenneman has been ar
rested, in New York city, for outrageously
abusing three little step-chidren.
Anthony Mahorn, of New York
city, has been sentenced to States Prison
for life for murder in the second degree.
The copperheads of Monroe coun-
ty, West Virginia, talk of running MCaus-
land, the incendiary of Chambersburg, for
Congress.
The Starch Works at Oswego.
n. Y, will produce 100000 pounds of
starch this year. They support $500 per-
sons.
A Mr.. Finch, while riding on a
load OF goods, in Tolnpkins county, n. Y,
last week, Was struck by lightning and in
stantly killed.
"A Mrs. McCabc, of Buffalo, n. Y =,
is 10 years old. She can thread fine
needle without glasses, and walks to church
She was born in Ireland
An Imperial decree has been pro-
mulgated in Austria, tayoring the Protestant
inhabitants of Hungary.
Gen, Pope will appoint one white
man and two negIoeS in each registration
district in his command.
"A yard OF fine lace, which was
hung on bush to dry, in Rochester, N Y,
one day last week, was stolen and carried
into the top of a tree by bird
Within six years 25,000,00O of
serfs have been liberated in Russia 4,OOO,-
900 of slaves set free in the United States ;
and 3,000,00 in Brazil making 81, 900, 600
in all.
The Emperor of France and the
King of Prussia have both formally signed
the LuXemburg treaty, and the war clouds
have rolled away from the skies of Europe
The steamer Wisconsin was burn
ed near Cape Vincent st. Lawrence River
on Wednesday morning. Three lives were
lost. She was run ashore on Grenadiers
Island.
Chicago is importing flour from
Canada for home consumption. At the
same time the spectators of Chicago are
sending -four east, for which they get ex-
orbitant prices.
"A new railroad Spike factory is
in progress of erection in Danville.
WIN. Bomgardner, an old hotel
keeper, in Harrisburg, died in that city on
Sunday last.
Pap Dietrich, the Oldest man in
Sellinsgrove, died in that town last week.
He was SIS years old.
The North Branch canal was Sc
verely injured, below Pittston, by the food.
Three divorce cases were before
the recent term of court in Luzerne county.
The Friendship Fire Company, of
Reading, is to have new steam engine.
The body of an unknown man in
soldiers garb, was found floating in the
Schuylkill, near Hamburg, on Friday oflast
week.
Tho Good Templars have a new
and beautifully furnished hall in Danville.
So they have in Williamsport
"A poor woman died in Harris.
burg last week, and her friends got up
rattle to pay for coffin and shroud.
1.-Two young men, named McDon-
aid and Murphy, were drowned at Wilkes
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