Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-18
Mems from all Nations.

4 new Hall for the Sons OF Tenn
persnce. was dedicated at Reading, on Tues |
lay evening last
-Thirty-three thousand tons of
saal we're shipped over the Lehigh Valley
railroad last week, being the largest ship |
ment, in one week, so far this year,
Eight young men were arrested
IN Harrisburg, on Sunday evening, for
lounging about church doors, swearing, and
disturbing the congregation.
A band of Gipsies are favoring
Westmoreland county with their company,
and the editor of the Gres'isb,wg Herald adj
yises fowls to roost high.
Frank Klingersmith, boy OF II
years, while carelessly playing with pis-
tol, in Greensburg shot himself through
the hand
-Leisenring's Photograph Gallery,
il Dauyille, was damaged by fire on Tues
day night of last week. to the amount of
81 600
There was grand parade of fire.
men on the 9th inst, in Pottsville, to COM
nemorate the anniversary Offices surrender.
Prof. Anderson, the Wizard, y"
has been arrested in Norristown, for carry
.ae or a lottery. under the guise OF gift
exhibition.
The Miners Journal represents
coal trade as inactive and unremunerative to
the producer. Why, then, is it not cheaper
tol the consumer:
The amendment of the School
laws, have been referred TO the State Super
intenaent, to report at the next session.
In Philadelphia, d. A. Hosier,
plead guilty passing altered and fraudulent
drafts. TO the amount of Sl1,000.
Lizzie Goss, aged four years, in
West Beaver township, Snyder county ate
poison prepared for rats, and barely escaped
with her life.
Gen Pennypacker, has received
his commission as Col of the 34th Regular
Infantry. He is the youngest Colonel in
tie army being but "a years old.
William ?. Gillingham died in
PottsvilIe, on the 3lst ult, of disease con-
racted in the Army of the Republic. He
vas one of our Quaker soldiers, and was at
tsched to Company g., 18th P. Y.
Thomas Border, whose life has
been threatened by the gang of murderers
IN SchuylkiIl county, has, with his family,
gone to England, to escape their violence.
The coal operators Of Penn's
tract have petitioned for aprohibitory liquor
law for circle Of one mile around their
works. If the law is good for one mile it is
GOOD for thousand
Serious riots have occurred in
Hazeton and Foster townships, Luzerne
county, on account Of strike among the
miners, for higher wages The military
nave been called out
By recent act of the Legisla-
jUre. the cities Of Allegheny and PittsbuTg,
With several adjacent Boroughs, have been
consolidated, and, will be called Pittsburg.
The pastors of the various
churches in Lancaster, Venango, and Oil
City, have addressed letters to Gov. Geary,
thanking him for his firm stand on the tenn
peranca question.
Senator Fisher will prosecute the
Harrisburg Patriot and U5,ion for libel, for
its gross and outrageous attack on his per-
sonal character. He should include the
petty retailers Of the libel throughout the
state.
live cross ties and d rail, were
placed across the track Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, near Wall station, on Sunday
Several cars were smashed and one man
fatally injured. \ man has been arrested
who confessed to committing the deed.
The Binghamton Drunkard Asy-
irm is to be opened about the first OF May
for the reception of ailing topers.
After suppressing one attempt
at insuTection, President Gefrard of Hayti
has been less successful with regard to a
second attempt. Finding himself unable to
quell it, the President has resigned the
Office which he has held with great distinc-
ton since 1859.
-Firemen. in Brighton, Mass, set
The numerous fires there last winter. Ten
Of them are under arrest, charged with burn
ing eleven houses, two school houses and a
church. One of them has turned States
evidence.
Nova Scotia, with a population
IF $780, 900, imported last year, 1894 gal
Ions of Intoxicating liquors of various kinds,
md also consumed 1886, 7O2 pounds OF
tea.
An incendiary fire in Binghamton
on Monday morning, Sth inst, destroyed
the dwelling houses of Sabin Mckinney and
Elias Webster. The loss was about 81, 500
Nova Scotia has ninety miles of
railway and more is being constructed. 1t
IS under the control of the Government, and
"a 'E0 A'O'OO" Pt@'oSASOAo SaiAiOu Ao'ot setAI
1883 were dead-heads.
During the year ending on the
l-t inst, 23,l69 persons were arrested in
New-Orleans 3.908 of them females. There
u for murder, 10 for arson, 46 for burglary,
and l53 for robbery.
A man in New Albany, Ind who
was divorced recently, married the only
witness in the case on the 7th inst, his for
mer wife acting as bridesmaid for her accu-
ser
A man who had been a grinder
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