Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-09-01

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,,a"mon "a, swischmsn 40, mborors And
wstchmsn AZ mechsnics' Ala foremen. sIG
trscL Sornman An Mi others 40 The
trial ~ Mr. Eilis sunorintend.nt ~ INSURANCE
for the state Of New York, held at Saratoga by
the State senators. concluded with n verdict
| that The accused :, has not been guilty OF any
Intentional wrong in his conduct OF the Hank
denartment. The Renate then removed Mr..
Ellis from office by a vote of 2l 10 ID. .''
After n long discussion the Georgia Oonstitu-
tionaI oonyontion decided 10 give the State
lecisature mower 10 regulate freiphts and fares
on railroads. The Spanish minister AT Wash
ington has assured this government that spain
IL ready and willing 10 give redress In the
matter of the recent ontrsgcs by spanish
officials upon two American whaling vessels
The Hpsniah minister has also been directed by
Spain 10 give assurance that hereafter all the
stipulations OF the treaty between the two
countries shall be strictly observed even by the
smallest OF the Spanish navy.
General Grant has arrived at Copenhagen
Denmark. Stephen Hall. Wendall small
and Frank Bouston were drowned by the upset
ting of u small boat in Iebago Lake, Maine.
A disastrous fire occurred in the Black Hills
town Of Gayville, slmost completely destroying
| the place. Over three hundred buildings were
burned, involving loss of about $75, 200, on
which there il no insurance The schooner
II. NJ. Denham arrived in New York, having on
board four of the crew Of the schooner 9. ].
Va, hal laI In, N T,.,
sengers and the steward were drowned. 49,.
President Hayes held formal reception at the
residence of Secretary Evarts in Windsor, VI,
The President, ATTORNEY General Devens and
others made addresses. .....A New York car
riage manufacturer named Harding shot his
and then MORALLY wounded himself. Harding
had been recently divorced from his wife, and
his mind il supposed to have been affected by
domestic disagreements. .... DIR. Charles w.
Chancellor who had been requested by the
governor OF Maryland to thoroughly examine
the aims institutions Of the State, reported that
many of the public institutions were in a shock
ing condition and that there were over 800 in
sane people for whom no proper provision
existed OIL d who were entirely neglected.
A fro in Gue,nb Ontario DESTROYED ]. Hors
nan's hardware store md other pronerty TO the
omornt 81 S7s ma nm which there il a M rtial
insurance During a 0uarrel between four
tramps at Old Orchard Beach, Me-, Aleck
Petersen plunged knife into Charles Miller's
back infiicting q fatal injury. . 1t has been
resolved to open the Permanent Exhibition in
Philadelphia on Sundays. A meeting Of the
Methodist Episcopal clergymen Of the city was
held and a resolution passed denouncing the
innovation and characterizing 1t as detrimental
to the interests of sound morality" ....,.
Christopher Engle, aged twenty-three, was
crushed to death between canal boat and the
canal wall at Canajoharie, N Y..... Three
members of band Of outlaws who have been
entering the United States from Mexico, COM
hitting depredations upon the stock and other
property OF American citizens have been cap
tured. The prisoners are the leaders of the
band and two suLordinates. President and
Mrs. HAYES. with a large party, left Vermont
for the White Mountains Large crowds gath
cred at the railroad stations. and the President
made short addressed j. Oliphant, promi-
nent citizen of Atchison county. Kansas, was
shot and instantly killed by Bill scroggs,
tins UsD dsnpbter three wears before and then
so shamefnjlv maltreated her that she left him
and returned 4. her father Scroprs fed bnt
WAS oyertaken by four men, when he turned
nm his nnrsuers and killed John Croft. a far
mer. The murderer then delivered himself mn
to n iustice of the peace and the next morning
tool, Scropps ont to a hill and hanged him.
Toh,, 10. ,u.a trod j., pb;,oaa,,,h;. ~, ~.
~ s wrS +ha I1n;tod State o ,oaI
service hy stonn;nc q TRAN Of cars durinc the
recent str;ke frouRles The iurv found him
onltv and he was remanded for sentence
'nba democrats nf New Jersey have fixed mon
sentemher 10 as the dav on which To hold their
convention to nominate candidate for gov
ernor The Convention will he held at Trenton. |
grain elevator in Montreal Canada.
hoionaine ST. ~ James McDoneail & Co. was |
bnrned and a large quantity of wheat DESTROYED. |
INVOLVING loss 81 over a5O. OOO - The |
BOARD of Trade held lis tenth animal |
sesSion in M;lwankee Wis The boards Of |
traSa ~ tho chief cities of the conntrv were |
~ nv delegates gentleman
named Hardman came from Providence. r.. l..
to New York. and nut up at the Astor House,
where he secured room in the fourth story
for the purpose of testing patent fire ESCAPE,
of which he was the manufacturer. While
trvinp the invention II gave way. and Mr.. Hard
man was nrecinitated to the ground and in
stantly killed ....., The forty-frst annual con-
yention of fine Odd Fellows Of the State of New
Work was hold in Newburph The Grand Mas
ter's renort stated that there are 454 lodges in
The State. having about 4O. 900 members. The
Grand Lodge degree was conferred upon one
hundred members and officers for the ensuing
yaar we're elected headed by George W. Dilks'
~ New York, as Most Worthy Grand Master
Tho pennsvlvania Grand Lodge knights
If Pvthias held their fourteenth annual session
N Harrsburph
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Inc democrats vi ny. INC. t ool:-
Ventlon az Harrisburg lor me purpose VI hp m
latine onicers l9r .nI ensuinH e,t' .t Inc
olatIorm aaopteu aeciareo I'M. .ne snuuc
lon OF hutherIord y. Hayes nito the ONCE OF
resident, mo now. sLe .ne eH ;I oa
samuel .. Illdeh tnereto, was A1en crime
against free government whlcn mas not Deen
'ondoned ana VIII not DE Ioreotten tnat the
immediate happy enect OF the appncatlon Dy
ne Federal adminlstrauon OF tne pemocraMc
'ohcy OF non-lhterVentionl III t,ie lnteInai anairs
II the southern states amply Vindicates our
requent protests against tne previous vioiauoh
II the reserved right OF the several States TO
exercise all power not Delegated 10 the general
government by expressed consututlonal pro,
'ision that the purpose to reform the civil
ervice which has been proclaimed by the
present Administration Is like Its adopted
southern policy "a confession OF the failure ,
# Radicalism and just tribute to the Democ-
acy which has long and earnestly demanded
he overthrow and punishment OF corrupt
ficials that capital combined in corporate
organization has been too highly favored by ,
10Th State and Federal legislation, and its de-
hands for large returns are inconsistent with
he depressed condition OF the laboring and j
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