Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-07-28
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
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IasePesstaa Ite0s fpe0 ule0e aud Abroad.
A formidable riot was expected in Montreal
on tho twelfth OF July, the day which the
Orangemen celebrate annually In commemora'
ton d the battle OF the poyne, and the military
and police we're held In readiness to stop any
disturbance. A few days prior to the twelfth
the Orange lodges decided not to hold q parade,
and this actionit IL believed prevented bloody
riot. A 1t was, one young Orangon,an, named
iIackett, was pursued by body Of mon and
store, aud number Of Others were wounded,
while the police had their hands full scattering
the crowds. A deficiency OF over VI, OO0, 900
In the Universal life insurance company IL re-
ported by the New York superintendent OF in
surance, aud the State attorney general has
moved for the appointment Of q receiver. 80.
The amount already subscribed to the new four
per cent. loan reaches t25, 100000. In London
tho bonds are quoted at par, At Warwick,
II. l., Capt. James Warner died at the age OF
ninety-cight. He became = Free Mason ut
Providence In 1909, and IL believed to have
been the Oldest member Of tho order In the
United States, 49,. General Grant arrived at
Frankfort-o Main, Germany, where ban
| aiiot was rendered to him $3.50. 30 formidable
has the Indian outbreak In tho West become
that II il likely the President will call out the
militia Of the Pacific coast.
Several dealers in Now York who used false
weights and measures have boon exposed, aud
Prince bismarck declares mediation be.
tween Turkey and Russia impossible nj present.
Tho President has ofYerod The mission To-
Russia TO Bayard Taylor. 80. Indemnity for
outrages upon American vessels il to BIO do
handed from Spain by the President. :.
Poindexter Edmonson, who was convicted OF
murder months ago and once rcspited ut the
lat moment. WAS hung AT Bloomfield. Mis-
souri, for tho murder OF man named Shaw.
Edmondson protested his Innocence to the
last A passenger train near Murphys-
boro. Missouri. jumped the track and
the whole train was thrown into A creek
Every passenger WAS injured more or less
severely sly striking silk weayers In Pater-
son MI were sent 10 iaii IN answer A suit for
damages In not finishing their warps according
10 contract David Pierce and George
| Steyeus were hung In Charleston, s. c., for the
murder of a Young man named Edngs last
| Nav the purpose OF their crime being robbery
Mooro Re.ttv a WEALTHY bulder ~ philadel-
pha. went To The rescue of Mrs. Matilda Phil
Inns, who was drowning in tho surf at Atlantic
CITY. N, ]. Both were taken out of the water
unconscious. and IL was found impossible to re-
yiye them :. A party OF thirty-one Cinnamon
were surprised by the Indians who revoltcd in
Idaho and Oregon recently and all but one OF
the Celestials were killed. An official dis
patch from Gen Howard by way OF Portland,
Oregon, states that the Indians were routed
after a severe engagement near the mouth OF
| the Cottonwood. Tho sayages were about 800
strong and they lost about thirteen killed and
wounded, while the loss of the troops were
eleven killed and twcnty-six wounded, includ-
ing two officers. :. The butchers and Drovers
bank. of st. Louis. has suspeuded "A boiler
exploded i'm mine nine miles from Macungie,
Pa. and three men were instantly killed and
five fatally and three seriously wounded A
revolution has broken out in San Domingo. ....
As a result of the bitter feeling engendered by
the trouble Of the twelfth of July, another des-
perate fight broke out two days after between
the Orangemen and Catholics Of Montreal.
One man was fatally wounded, and the city was
for time under control Of mob Daniel
Murphy and Michael Cahill quarreled after n
night OF dissipation together in New York and
Murphy hurled brick at Cahill, knocking him
down. His head struck stone as he fell and
he died Of fractured skull in an honr.......
There will be general election in France on
the eleventh of September.
secretsrv Evarts and Acknowledgement
Davons have zone IN ponnsvlvania on n visit To
Tho MINING reSinns disnatch saws tbe Rms
SLAMS have cantnred Nikonols and mart OF their
forces in Bulgaria have crossed the Balkan
mountains Jndoe James 4. Lennon. one of the
Sast ND nost c IL Of Milwamee
Wis committed snicide fearful tornado
occorno Mad with ba;istones "a large "a hens
aces awent over Montagne township N. i. and
di5 @rest damage to buildings trees. crops and
vaoeiation # Patterson N. Y. Edward
HelIsnd while under the influence Of LIQUOR.
nn,led ont nistoI in the bar-r0nm Of hotel
and shot Harry Ellsworth mortollv wonndinr
him The Rank NJ ST. Tonis and the North
O. T o,;s S,v;nns Assoc;at;on have failed
rno dive d;rectors ~ The Paterson Fire Insnrance
romnany Of paterson N !. have asked to have
a raoa;vcr onnointed ns ;nvest;gat;on disclosed
the fact that tho whole capital Of the concern
IL gono rho subscr;ntion to the new four
ner cont loan apprepated s6S. 0OO, 600.
p' n,,,,o,t 30 no ~ No,r Wi, ir,rortors
IL. Di,iile".' w.! VI , n1M nh, nj nEFoo 600
vi "ooles, ato" Stri,;n n,,,,Io "o ~ to
AMI LOW $50 Ohio rai,rnsa frnd ;,''on train
ID W"mt;,,s, " Vast V;rn;M;o nh;c cnnta;nad
bnSr Of trnens WHO had bean sent 70 nneii
any disturbance or interference on the part of
the strikers. One soldier was wounded and
the troops immediately returned the fire, killing
one of the rioters and creating great excitement
among the rest. The mob charged on the train
several times. but were repulsed, although they
succeeded in cutting the couplings of the cars,
rendering it impossible for the train to con-
tinue on its way -. The Bremen Savings
Bank. of st, Louis, has closed its doors.
The extensive foundry and machine shops of
A. Hartupee of Pittsburgh, Pa, were burned,
causinp a loss OF 5000. OO0. A severe thunder
storm that passed over New York and vicinity
caused considerable loss to life and property. In
Homestead Station. N. j., Mrs, Elizabeth
SandOW. wife OF o wealthy farmer, took refuge
from the rain in shed near her house. she
was accompanied by her child and q hired bow.
and while in the shed the party were struck BY
lghtning and instantly killed A father
and two sons were suffocated in a we'll near
Drayton. Canada Chief Justice John
Sanborn died at Asbury Park. N. The
Citv Five Cents Savings Bank of Hayerhil,
Mass was enioined from doing business. as
examination showed that the condition of the
bank was such AZ to render further proceedings
hazardons to the public and to those having
finds in its custody Al a cabinet meeting
if was DECIDED that the Presidents civil service
order calling for the resignation of ofiiceholdcrs
from all noIit;cai associations mist be carried
ont without excentions
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~ WImpieu9n BOZ ahey Ihahs l,ooo po'n.s tuv y,
PosSioie t,oou II6la Eoiii .so heN' M NM,
l,464, ana oc9.iMnu iast VIII i,4ov. 1ne
strlke Oh tne baltlLhore ana onio rIiiloau eA-
Tended as lar west as lineage; ana seventy-
tnree locomotives were lylhs ;ue ~. Ma .autn1
Durg, ". w., al,hough tw9 trains were ssa .at
upon the arriVai VI uouy VI ohI!eu o's.es
troops IN tne toWn. several Oh tne l;,
OF the riotous strikers were arrested. slrlhe
also occurred among tie conductors an .i brake