National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-06
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 80. A Santa Fee,

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New Mexico, dispatch says an i'm
portant Indian expedition is now
being organized III this territory,
which will soon start from Fort Bas-
comb on the Canadian river to ope-
rate against the Indians who have
been committing depredatiOns in
Kansas and Colorado during the
last few months.
The command consists of three of
the six companies of the Sd Caval-
~, one or two companies of the I'd
Infantry, together with between 200
and 300 Utes and Apach Indians
under the command of Col. Evans
of the Sd Cavalry.
DEMOCRATIC ROWDYIsM AT
NEWARK, n. J.-Nelcark, N. j.,
oct. 80. The Democratic tOrchlight
procession eliminated after mid,
night in violence.
While they were passing Governor
Wards house. his gardener, stand
ing quietly in front with n female
domestic, was struck with club |
and seriously injured. Windows
were crushed in by cudgels and Ian.
ts'', he houses of some prominent
RepuDllcanS were Saiut.I with
groans, the Post saloon, near the |
Market street depot, was ransacked |
and robbed of cigars and refresh.
ments, and Mrs. Burns saloon, on
g Market street, was also stripped of
its contents, which was carried off
, by a party of rutfians from Jersey
City.
EARTHQUAKES AT SEA.-The ship
l Broughton, which arrived at San
: Francisco from Glasgow on the I'd
| ult., felt several shocks of earth
quake at sea. The first occurred
9 September IL. Again on the 18th
the officers and crew felt trembling.
as if the vessel had grounded, and
at ten o'clock the same night fog
% arose, being clear overhead, accom-.
y panied with smell of fire. This
! continued all night. At nine \. NJ.
4 next day, the fog cleared off, but
~ the smell continued some time after.
~ Again, in latitude 81 deg. % min.
: North, the air had the same smell
- as of fire. The weather was clear
a at the time, with heavy sea rnn-
~ ming.
+; NEW YORK, Oct. 80. TIE Tri.
~ bune has Il special dispatch, dated
:" DemopoiiS. Ala, Oct. %, which
- says;
-, NV lille We were CanSaSSlng Chloe
:" taw and Sumter counties several
daring attempts were made by armed
-. mobs to asSasSinate MS. We Were
~ threatened with hanging in Chloe
I, taw county. and At Castor. in sum
". ter county, the carriage COT tanning
~ us was fired upon and hit severa
~" nc times, Double barreled guns and
- revolverS We're used This also oc
~ cured i'll other sections OF the State
!" We can have no tair election il
!, many counties without the presence
~ Of United States troops.
~ (Signed) G. l.. IIARRIEGTON,
Speaker of the House
- L. l.. PENNINGTON,
" State SENATOR
\ collision on the Morris and Is
Ill sex Railroad OF New Jersey, ut St9rl
: hope,on Wednesday, resulted i'll til
Ell smashing Of several cars, the deaf
N OF ten persons and the delay of al
the through trains for the day. Til
officials of the road say they are no
,ro allowed by its rules to furnish an
~ definite information ofthc disaster
u Probably, then, it's good de-
va, more serious than reported.
to The champion base ball match q
ore New York, Monday, between til
thy Mutual and Atlantic clubs. resulte
the in favor Of the Mutnals--2l to !
no Ten thousand persons were pr,sel
for at the ground. The Mutuas Al
the now the champions OF the Unite
nj. States.
,rs John Legro was on Wedncsda
,rn confirmed by Secretary McCulloC
:, as revenue supervisor for Main
49,. New Hampshire and Vermont.
rec Ex rebel Gen. John Il. MaGrud
ar and 1t, Edwin Rigging Of the rcb
sea navy, spent Sunday night in a Ne
ear York station house, for insulting
ma dies in a Broadway store. How a
iah YOU Southern chivalry.
y ~, One Of the effects of the "evol
=" 20 ton in Spain may be the cuttil
=, ~ off of 81, 100000 in gold, ecclesia
we teal dues sent annually to Rome.
~ l. 1t is said that as the twig is be
Iud' the trees inclined. Some of (,
sht, young ladies will grow queerly
natl the Grccian style continues to pl
doe vail.
hich
five Potatoes supposed to be sevent
AL seven years old were planted
rack Lewisburg, Pa, this season. a
niles yielded nice tuhers.
r ,%e A dispatlircceived at the W
, ,a Department recently, from G.,
'aiiy Sherman, says that the Kiowas a
,,nrr Comanches have refused to acct
. r. their annuities and have taken ,
xtin, war path.
,irs Every day is littio life, and ,
woro whole life is but day repeated