Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-09
Mems from all Nations.

mas DcCn MY Gays WITHOUT lOou OF
drink.
johnson and Seward are prepar-
ins for a Southern trip.
p. D. T. Moore, of the Rural New
Yorker has gone South, on tour of obser-
vatinn.
-Audy Johnson and Wm H. Sew
ard are going South to induce the negroes
to vote for rebels.
Maj Gen. 0, O. Howard has
gone to Chicago, and will be absent about a
week.
Senator Wilson had a grand re
ception from the Republicans of Norfolk,
Va
The Swiss Government will put
an army of observation on the French from
tier
The Indians lately made a raid
on the cattle, near Fort Mitchell, and ran
off i large number.
Crime is greatly on the increase
in Camden county, New Jersey.
The Japanese embassy are in
Washington. They have not yet made
known their mission.
1t is said that the Turkish Gov
ernment will make such liberal reforms as
Will satisfy or quiet the Cretan insurrec-
tionists.
"A mortgage was recently recor-
ded in Tippacanoe county, Ind, amounting
to eleven millions of dollars.
f9-Gen. Schofeld has notified the
Richmond Times that its insolent and sedic-
ious tone will not be tolerated hereafter.
-Maximillian and his Imperial
forces have been repulsed at Queretaso.-
Gen. Miramon is reported mortally woun-
ded
In Cayuta, Yates county, New
York, last week, little boy years old,
shot Miss Lockesly, while playing with
gun, and killed her instantly.
A soldier came home to Cleve-
land short time ago, and saw monu-
ment erected to his own memory. He had
been reported dead.
In Minersville, Illinois, last week,
an Engishman shot his dog and then blew
his own brains out. He had often said, he
,ynul1 NOT live after his doc diad
Eight thousand Cinnamon are
employed ON the Central Pacific Railroad
They are temperate and industrious.
Judge Magruder, "a rebel of Mary
land, has again outrageously set aside the
civil rights bill, and refused to colored
man his rights in court
A meter has been invented to
register the quantity Of liquor distilled in
each distillery. 1t has been adopted by the
government.
Ten thousand cords of wood, be,
longing to the New York Central Railroad
was destroyed by fire, at Syracuse N. Y,
on Monday last.
Three hundred Irishmen are il
prison in Ireland, charged with high trea
son, ''fJr wearing of the green"
Gen. Wool has been on trial il
Baltimore, for false Imprisonment. TIL,
suit was brought by rebels, Gen. W. wa!
-
half the costs.
Charles B. Douglas, youngest sol
of Fred. Dougluss, the famous colored lee
turer, has been appointed to a frst-clas
clerkship in the Freedmen's Bureau.
The Legislature of Rhode IslanC
has passed an act, prohibiting the advertis
ing of certain quack medicines, such a
abortion. pills, &c.
Illinois passed an eight hou
law The railroad and manufacturing com
panies have given notice to employees tha
their pay will be reduced i'll proportion.
Gov. Genkins, of Georgia, ha
written and published letter advising re
sistance to the reconstruction act. Ger
Pope informs him that repetition of sucl
advice will result in his (the Governors
removal from office.
Miss Maria Young will be trie
at Hollidaysburg, in July, on a charge
poisoning her father.
-Shad have made their way u
the ''Blue Juniata. This shows that the
pass the dams
Frank McReynolds was mulcte
in S400 in Harrisburg, last week. for slar
dering Ella j. Ettla.
At least one hundred thousan
dollars have been collected in Pennsylvani
in aid of the Pope.
"A great mass convention of Sal
bath Schools was held in Johnstown o
Thursday May ID.
"A gentleman has left two egg
at the office of the Columbia Republican, whic
are connected by a small cord, half an inc
long, .a Siamese twins.
Jacob Hit, a soldier of the wa
of 1872, died at Hanover, on Tuesday mon
ing. lie had attained the good old age
seventy-six years.
An aged lady, named Newhouse
perished in the snow in MIL Creek towr
ship, Cleartield county, on the 18th ofApri
The dead body of an infant wrar
ped in old clothes, was found last week, i
Emporium. The supposed mother has bee
arrested
George Weaver has been convic