National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-16
t;eueraI News Summary.

AT flrt N baltimore, one man WI
killed by the explosion of iire-engine'
CnARLrsroS, =. g., has hid bnt tire
postmasters since the foundation ol I'm
Government
Ar stanton, Va, Miss Mary Davidson
was burned 10 death 10y the explosion %
u kerosene lamp,
EMMA HrRpENwIcK, aged fourteen
was, burned 10 death nt Cleveland 10y th'
explosion Of Kerosene hmp.
EX-Goy. CoBuM is Names richie
man. His annual income is said 10 b'
over $1,000, aud his property Is est
mated at s7,00o,000,
Tnr town of Bradford, OnIarin, wa
almost entirely destroyed 10y fire
Every store in the place and about l0l
houses were burned.
FouRindividuals have been condcmne,
Ia death for alleged connection with th,
recent powder magazine explosion neal
the Champs de Mars, Paris,
SEVEN thousand five hundred salmon
eggs were obtained in Canada some 81,
weeks ago Tor the purpose of making M
Effort 10 stock the Delaware.
4 BILL has been introduced in III,
House of Delegates of the Territory OF
Columbia To extend Ia woman the right
Of suffrage, and the right Ia hold office,
A BILL has been passed 10y the German
Parliament formdding the raising OF
lonns by means of lotteries, except in the
ease of the various German Govern
ments.
The Republicans of Kentucky have
nominated Gen. John NJ. Harlan foI
Governor, and George Nj. Thomas foi
Licutenant-Gove and complet,
State ticket.
The President disappointed J. Fletch.
er Williams and W. W. Folwell, of Min.
nesota, Commissioners from that State
to the centennial celebration at Philadel-
phin in 1876.
DURING the past eighteen years the
railroads in Connecticut have carried
rs, I5S, 0S6 passengers ; and there have
been 9i3 accidents, of which 5l5 were
fatal and 1913 not fatal.
No less than two hundred and twenty
four life insurance companies have been
wound up in Great Britain within the
last twenty-siX years, This is twice rs
many ms now exist there
THE President has nominated Como
dore B. +. Sands, to be Rear Admiral ;
Capts Reed, Worden and Stephen ID.
Trenchard to be Commodores, and Lieut..
Edward Barrett, to he Captain.
The Republican State Convention of
Pennsylvania nominated Col. David
Stanton, of Beaver, for Auditor-G Gene
raj, and Robert b. Beath, of Schuylkill,
for Surveyor-General, both on the first
ballot.
c. A. TRENCH of Columbia County,
Penn, has recently built an excellent
Office entirely of manila paper manufac-
tnred in his own mill Everything is
made of paper but the floor, doors, and
windows.
The steamship Pragnay, from Lon
don for New York, has returned to Lon
don, having been damaged in collision
with the screw steamer lIebb. The lat
ter foundered Immediately, and thirteen
lives were lost.
JUDGE Bedford, of New York, sent
Doctor" Lookup Evans to the Peni-
Tertiary for three years and II half, nc
companied by n singing rebuke which
was calculated to pierce even the hardest
sensibility of SO abandoned criminal
The fishermen of the Bay of Fundy
are alarmed and indignant over the
treaty. Steps are being taken for hold
ing public meeting. Intelligence from
Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island
represents similar state of feeling pre-
vailin9 in those places.
PUBLIC feeling in New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia is against the Washington
treaty In the Legislative Assembly, i'll
the former province, the Attorney Gene
raj moved series of resolutions de
nouncing the treaty in the bitterest
terms, and was loudly applauded.
New JERSEY shows gain III popula
ton in the last decade of 234, 063, of
which l62, 39l is of native growth, 66,
1913 from foreign immigration, and the
remainder from an increase of native
colored citizens. OF the increase from
foreign sources, "a, IT'S was gained from
Ireland, and 20, 23l from Germany
IT is reported that new Telegraph
Company is forming of New York and
European capitalists, who intend to lay
submarine cable from some point on
the coast of Georgia to Santo Domingo,
Jamaica, and other West India Islands,
and thence down the East Coast of
South America to Rio Janeiro and other
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