Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-12
NEWS ITEMS.
What IL Dsias In the old Wsrld and ID
New.

WopIiotois VI tho hotei Mo cchn"tou, "hu ~"
omnendsiohs are maue looking 70 tho a'oiu
ance OF Ike disasters ~ the future, Am
Ellza's SUIT Tor divorce from brigham ionht
mas peeh aeeiaea against her ,,nih uio n'auo
OF the diminished whisky ring sultS' tie uisulc
attorneyhof western ci!ies nave been ihs'fueIe'
10 press thehi 20 CONCLUSION Nv once, :" nv
wihuoWs OF uio oi.y nun ana reeoruer : oo nn,
IN Quebec were smashed py mop OF 5,oo'
mon, ....,H - rumored that EnS'Mhd mas peel
called upon ny Austtm 20 upho,u uie treaty ~
rars, Inc iu'ss'nn lorces i,a's oeuuP'..
snurgeyo, on inc pai,upo, ahu A,pa'in na'
neen entered ny Mohteheerin troops. IRON
Iurhish sources " rs icannou 'na. ~ Wv hsh
near hatouhi the sultai troops were VICTORIOUS
80 hu'aer .. ~, uP.u ooup,o meaf os1nBu
purg, n H. eoniin.ca you yonrs aso ,'ns poo,
revived ny tho "rost ~ am i'anah ,'''a thfe'
o.ner pcrsons .;.'i' ~ ",'spm u, y" ga
hiiiiiauoh u, .ne pouy VI .'.,u SIoM n Ina .',a
asea Oh s.afNauou, 10y uo iMa I in.nl
agency |ta~y no'so ~ .ooaiu W, WIZ ."'b
NUMBER VI iHuahs. nnoor S"'1nac, y,
unuye'"o o,aS tS oGr 90 IL. no, 80 Go,,
nayes mas ueeni'ou 'no oner VI .he usu u, "u ~
urnn.s cottage " Long p'""'h a"'h's 'he
summer
The.latest in regard to the war between Rus
sia and Turkey Is dispatch from kischeneh'
which says "Asthe Russian army advances
proclamations will DO issued both TO the Chris
tan and Mussulman populations OF turkey, or
dering them to remain quiet ana attempt moth.
ing against each other, AZ all who remain quiet
N their homes VIII not DO moiested, Nothing
Will DO taken without payment, RUSSIA does
not wish the Christian population to rise, AZ
this would only result IN disorder ana useless
bloodshed but Christians who wish to take
part IN the war can como TO tho RUSSIAN INES,
where they VIII DO gwen arms ana uniforms,
and be regularly enrolled III special division,
commanded by RUSSIAN oihcers' under the
strictest discipline; NO irregular bands OF
guerrias Will DO allowed. NO inquiries VIII DO
made respecting the atrocities OF last year, ex-
cept IN such eases as Shefkct Pacha ana others,
mentioned IN me reports OF Mr.. Baring ana
NJ; i su,,a,;I,, cr WV,
saoras ", noomr ,m;s6ment will Iva swift and cor
CO. ,ar,a"nm .r mii hnr.' an Th,ra
do' 10 ,v;ii raca;n. Sn,'a non,manJ " Russia
a a"Js rrn,,,o h.yo waved tha nhnJ;v" ~ Envrt
" ",." s,rn;s,;r" GA 20 T,ri,ou mo TSrt
as scan victnr6us IN " m on%aSement nj Ra
Moro "sMn N'"s ~ "m s,'r;n u. Co..
mm W Usah ane ." da"ino5 ' T POI domand
poan p oaM;eta n"'' o. Ar,a,n "; ,na Jaw
~ ~ ..aI 10 Earard Totnn hno,nh; Il, ar
~ ~, .no ,';,, - ;,a "do ~ H. Az nj
pmt, y, thran dowa ito, vi, ONT nf tho
nua'f III ta,ro d"!S ga soothorad Me-
r l., Nashon;n ,,'o,'mta;,, iaat Ionnarv
~ ',or,,;,'m S., 700" o;,'htnom -
tsue St.'n'o IR r99o l dr"na; y.
.inoe Wa.t, ,;ttoJ 49, to,,;6hS, .',
a aeu ~ wMs.S oo;d Tars o ;,,t ~
uoso -, - uao,o 49, IL:tp 20 o.:
tMenty .nous%u VI u,iI ~ ,,sa u, s
thn ,I n,';ounr r;rer mo hor.o,sh;pSne 0i
Tnbn Ropnat, ;n cromdsd stroct in Now 9drls
S Sba oian.d ha hod SIa,d"red hnr Nv" Thc
oI'aro u, snr fnurth'o,oss frn;,h, mattor FROM,
cmalse ioi t, .n;i ilesn' nias,e, i an
VI ~ az Wnas nao 49,
or yen ,; "y 49,, y, oe tod 15I b;i;t;os '
a.noo nno noNso Ivy iaLe i,
Loan n;yar 20 John u K;nu ,rho Iocor,otive
ooo, 6ren ~ .To Poai;n sSo;i,cad ha'o ,lrontD
',;,o, ~ -, tho;r s,r;ioo NOW
'A,,s sNum up '',en n'iiAe.
Rev. william Ii. Brownlow, better known as
Parson Brownlow, died IN KNOXVILLE, Tenn,
aged seventy-two years he had been noted as
preacher governor, editor and senator; ...,
At a fire IN Montreal, ten persons were burned
to death and a number OF fremen and others
were Dadly injured ny 1alling walls; Inc ire
originated IN building on 81. Urban street,
ana several hremen VINO were raising ladder
were suddenly ehVeioped py the names ana
were found at the foot OF the ladder terribly
burned. soon AFTER the wall OF burning build
ing fell III, Durylng all VINO were WITHIN reach.
me russians nave occupied (ialatz and
BAHIA, both on the Danube. Rounlanla has en-
tered INTO convention with Russia ...... 1t Is
that a neutrality proclamation III re,
be made by the United States Half OF the
business part or Cana1oharie N. y, was de-
stroyed by fire, involving a loss OF S200, oO0...
clergyman,s wife fed from her home at
Englewood, N. j., and committed suicide while
deranged -. reception was given IN New
York to n Chinese political exile, who Is lee
turing on the religion and politics OF his coun,
slXty-eight committed suicide in Brooklyn,
N. T., While laborlng under ut OF mental aber-
ration.
Z. ----.,o.~.., ool".., Unuries uuok was
arrested and confessed to having murdered
Miss Hanson two years ago. lie said he had
peen hlred by Joseph Buzzell to commit the act,
receiving therefor 200 Buzzel was tried for
the murder and acquitted "A battle between
in Asia Minor Great Britain issued le q nracia,
nation of neutrality. The Russian ear teie-
to the Prince of Roumania ri am
mission of Russia and NV Predecessor. God
will aid MS" A furtGcr discharge of ON
clerks from fine bureau of engraving and mint
ing of fine Treasury Department at WASHINGTON
has been made Il chambermaid in New
York drank from a bottle containing nrnssic
acid. which was given her by n fellow servant
who sunnosed a Was wine ',The Oil won't ;ntoo
and died ' Commander ! n
Marvin, Of the Tinted States nav committed
suicide by shooting himself in Janan
Mr., NJ Clam tbe willie nrintar Of Wooh.
nctos. has rendered his restoration and The
n0sition hos heen g;ven to 7 Fl Defrees
l2av Hector Rrownson oldest Netbodist clerov'
man in Nav York State in ia active drt;oso of
Fhe ministry died at RbinehocL aood o;ob+U-
,ix A. tba are in Montroa1 niSna 49,, u,11
were k;ad and tan wo,,rdod tba latas+ ro,,o,4s
,nv II 10 sold That Annor;oor ;,,torosts u; 1n
nina receivnd n deotb ilo1r Nv, tha saio o. tba
shanghai steam INVITATION comnomv 10 tho
Chinese At DeKs1b Miss an ola noI;ticaI
Fed terminated in tha li,l;no a. civ 0,u mon
Tboster Mor~an Z Aronda ~, nnnd1 nnj oor.
,at dealor, nf Rrfyain $50 fo;,a a' Ia,
iab;it;os o,nn,ntina ~ sosn 400 ,f m.e,,
~ the Amnr;con Bon,,Ior Ia ;rs,,ro,,oo on,,,
,anv of Nav YnrL bas haan annn;ntad oo'A-
'' -'o" NJ lao ''o'' "ppoi'''e"'
A woman named Hurd killed her son, ten
years old, with an AK, during an attack of
insanity, at Weare, N. II. She then strangled
herself with clothes line -. An engagement
between the Russians and Turks took place in
he mountains of Asia Minor, in the vicinity of
Iars, and the Russian forces are reported to
nave been successful, driving the Turks back.
telegram from Pera gives the following ac-
,ount of Hobart Pasha's running the blockade
It Galatz in his steamer Rethvmo "The adj
niral left Rustchuk at night. On arriving at
ialatz, which was guarded by torpedoes and
heavy batteries commanding the river. the
lights on the steamer were extinguished, but
! rocket from the Roumania shore showed that