Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-28

proclamation Of the President may DO disrs-
gardsd aud TO provide against suoh eontdn.
gsncy, You will Immediately order oil the avail.
able force In tho military division Of the Allan
ito to report to Con. Ruger, commanding at
Columbia, y. O., and instruct that officer to
station his troops In suoh localities that they
may DO most speedily and effectually used in
case OF resistance to the authority OF tho
United States"
A oouhagration At Louisville, KY, destroyed
tho large wholesale houses Of Hecht 4 Harris,
Davis h Hsdon, Carson, Daniels h Co., and A.
Levy, besides damaging surrounding property
Tho lossCs foot up t6O0, 900, 1.-Two men,
one white and the other oolored, were Instant
ly killed At Carbon Hills coal mine, near Rich
mond Va, by the explosion Of four boilers In
which the water had been allowed to become
exhausted. Ono other colored man was fatally
injured, .... Tho resources Of tho Now York
city State banks amount to ss7,l77,bO7. Tho
other State banks throughout the State have
resources amounting to &SS, 4sO. 32s. Bakers
sash and planning mill ct Chester, Pa, was do
stroyed by fro. Loss, &20, 1000 insurance,
$1,000. .... The owner Of tho running horse
Ton. Ochiltree has offered to run him four
mile race against Ton Broeok for 10000.
The mayor Of Savannah, In conjunction with
the president Of the relief association, has ad-
dressed o lettor to the people Of the country,
heartily thanking them for their generous re-
sponse to the appeals for aid, and declaring
that there will DO NJ need Of further contribu-
tons. :. The business center Of Jordon, N. y,
was totally destroyed by fire.
Wheat has advanced In price on the Chicago
market in consequence Of the probability of
Russia being engaged In the Turkish war;.
Tho Society Of the Army Of the Tennessee
held its tenth annual meeting In Washington,
presided ovor by Gen. sherman. Among the
exercises was the unwilling Of an equestrian
statue erected to the memory Of Gen. Mother
son. :. The health officer of Savannah has pub
lished q letter advising people who have left
the city not to return at present. 80. Mrs.
Irene House, on trial at Trenton, N. j., for the
murder of her husbsnd, the notorious divorce
lawyer, was acquitted by the jury. Hon.
Francis P. Blair one Of the political leaders Of
the past, and father of Montgomery and the
the late Frank P. Blair, died at Silver Springs,
Nd, aged eighty-6ve years. He was the fonn.
Ger of the Washington GLOBE and all his life
was prominent man in the country. go. Sit
ting Bnll has had the audacity to send an en-
voy to one Of the agencies to ask permission
Of the government for his braves to come III
and trad, for ammunition. The envoy claims
to have been in the Custer fight, and says
that while the white mon fought with the ut
most bravery, there was no chance for them,
as there were so many Indians on the ground
that they could not all participate. .... By the
loss Of the British ship Rydal Hall, near San
Francisco, nine Of her crew were drowned. ...
The aggregate vote on the State ticket in In
diana is 433, 1903, Of which Mr.. Williams, DEM,
received 213, 09S; Mr.. Harrison, Rep, 2O7,977,
and Mr.. Harrington, Ind, 12,226 Williams
majority over Harrison is 5,119. The largest
Independent vote cast was for Newson, candi-
date for treasurer Of the State, 5,945. The
legislature stands House-Republicans fifty
three; Democrats, forty-ive Independents,
two. Senate - Republicans, twenty three
Democrats, twenty-fve; Independents, 2. The
Democratic majority on the Congressional
tickets is 1918. The Republicans elect nine
and the Democrats four congressman.