National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-12
News Summary.
ANOTHER Indian raid is feared by the
border people Of Minnesota.

border people OF Minnesota.
Gpm CowAy has been confirmed I"
assistant secretary Of the Interior
ARIZONA dispatches report that Indian
atrocities continue in that Territory
House. rents in Brooklyn, n. T., are
lower this spring than for many years.
The Delaware Legislature has passed
A bill allowing attachments on wages for
debt.
The trinmphal entry Of the Germans
into Berlin. Is not expected before May
or June.
A SERGEANT and two policemen of
New York were fined $1,000 for club
bing citizen.
Us the L. S. Senate, Mr., Sherman
resolution in favor Of reduction Of
taxes was adopted
IL the T. s. House Of Representatives
Mr.. Banum, of Connecticut, appeared
and took the oath.
TnE bill giving municipal rights to
Paris has been finally adopted by the
National Assembly.
A New York actor after playing his
part successfully fell down in the street
while going home.
THE custom receipts ia New York,
Boston, Philadelphia and New Orleans
in one week were s3,j53, i56.
GEoRGE ArpLEwHlrE, one OF the most
notorious outlaws Of Robson County,
n. G., was killed by party Of citizens.
The L. s. Republican Senators in eau
Gus refused, by II vote Of go TO 10, to con
slider the House Amnesty bill until next
session.
Four insurgent prisoners, captured by
Major Rccarcy's column in recent en-
eagement in Cuba were Immediately
executed.
THE Supreme Court of Philadelphia
has before it a case Of alleged fraud III
the election of vestrymcn in church OF
that city.
From Brazil il is reported that an in
surrcction has broken out against the
Emperor, and that republican IDEAS are
extending.
An association of merchants and others
has been formed in Boston for the pur-
pose of testing the constitutlonality OF
the income tax.
The insurrectionary movement IN
Algeria is reported to be ser on. A
force of thirty thousand men i arms
against France.
The distance from New lar to San
Francisco, via Chicago az Omaha is
3,373 miles By the TeAus ald Pacific
route 1900 miles
THE people of Massachusetts, are to
vote again on the first Tuesday in May,
whether malt liquor shall be sold in their
several towns or not.
The election for members of the con
vention to revise the constitution OF
North Carolina has been called for the
first Thursday in August.
AN official and explicit denial is given
to the various charges of cruelty and
repression attributed to the Versailles
authorities, civil and military.
Two hundred German families are
about founding city ten miles from
Nashville, Tenn, the land having been
bought for that purpose.
ST.. LOUIS and Louisville both want
the next Democratic Convention to be
held there. Chicago and Boston want
the Republican Convention.
ApAuGnTER of Mayor Belden, of Gales
burg, ILL.,, broke her arm while playing
croquet, being thrown to the ground by
catching her foot i'll AN arch.
LEVI HARRINGTON, alias John Hast
ings, who has committed three murders
since Octoberin Tennessee and Missouri,
has been arrested in Memphis.
In the House, after the call Of States,
a preamble and resolutions proposing to
limit taxation to $250,000, 900 annually
was introduced, and went over under the
rule.
The loss of life during the present
SCI the fshing-banks has been
very larse, lot less than forty-five men
and six vessels having been lost since
January l
The Nebraska State Lunatic Asylum
ut Lincoln was burned a few days since.
Two inmates are supposed to have
persisted in the ruins, one of whom was
chained in his cell.
The Grand Army holds its national en-
ut Boston, May II, when Gov
Fairchild of Wisconsin, will be the ora
tor for the Army of the Potomac, and
Bret Harte the poet.
The bridge across the Niagara river at
Buffalo is soon to be begun. The means to
build it have been obtained, and it is
expected that it will be finished and in
use in the year 1872.
THREE hundred Cuban insurgents, who
invaded the jurisdiction of Remedies
from Moron, had an engagement with |
the Government troops and were defeat |
ed, with a loss of thirty killed.
The President has issued circular re-
curing Territorial Governors who have
been at Washington all winter to go
home and attend to their duties. A stand |
ing law prohibits unlimited absence.
Mr. ROBERT b. LYNCH, formerly city |
clerk of Milwaukee, who was engaged III |
the late Fcnian contest with the Cana |
dams, and subsequently was captured and |
at Kingston, Canada, has
been released.
THE Democratic State Central Com
mittee of Ohio have issued a call for
their State Convention to assemble in
Columbus, on Thursday, June |, to nom
mate candidates for Governor and other |
other State officers.
A VERDICT of SlO,O 900 was given against |
the Metropolitan Railroad Company of
Boston, III favor of Edmund Casey, for
serious personal injuries w being thrown
from his wagon in consequence of a col
lision with a horse-car.
BRIGHAM YOUNG has ordered from a
house in Chicago spring outfit for {,