Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-26
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
,.,,re.,,us I,su~ from uene and Abroad.

10 arrest thsm and wave hath snot ,,y tho ot,,,
GERS The marshals were arrested by the sheriff
NJ Tho county The President Opened the
nermancnt exhibition nj philadolnhia before nm
audienco Of about iO0 O0O people. Much enthu-
sasm nroyailed and ibe bonses along the nrin.
cinaI sireots were enily decorated. The cerc.
monies were as follows, The opening orchestral
overture prayor Inv Bishon Stevens. an address
by q NJ. Riddle, president OF the exhibition
company, singing Of Oliver Wendell Holmes
Centennial hymn, formal proclamation OF the
opening OF tho exhibition by President Hayes,
tho hallelujah chorus, address by John Welsh
another chorus, address by A. Il. Goshorn,
singing of j. q. Whittier's Centennial hymn,
and concluding with tho benediction. General
Grant was present, but was taken III and unable
to attend tho reception given 70 the President.
Many OF the articles that attracted attention at
the Centennial exhibition are to be seen also
amammoth aquarium containing many varieties
Of the iinny tribe. -. The steamship Dakota
went ashore on the Isle OF Anglesea, about
forty miles from Liverpool. She was bound
from Liverpool for New York. and had about
three hundred passengers aboard, who were
all safely removed. The vessel was valncd
at s7j0,000, and will probably prove an
almost total loss; .., "A yyouns lady named
a rejected sutor--an Italian--who supple.
mented the murder by committing suicide.
The New York legislative committee of inquiry
into charges OF misconduct against state Sena,
tor Woodin reported the charges disproved
and without foundation The Atlantic Mutual
Life insurance company OF Albany, N. T., was
declared msovent. Conrad Boiler, n Now
York furniture dealer, one OF firm who had
figured conspicnously in the Tweed ring DIS
closures, has disappeared, and widow with
whom he had been on terms OF intimacy IL also
missing. Both have large families, and 1t
is believed they left the city together.
Prof. J. q, Barton, who held the chair of
English literature in the College of the City of
No9 York. pnt an end to lis life by taking
dose of sulphuric acid while laboring under
III of nervous prostration. "A negro sailor
named Collins was brought to New York in
irons charged with the murder of n shpmate,
q. II. Shirley. Mt the port of I.imon, Costa
Rica. The trunk lines were represented in
meeting held TO devise scneu'ie ~ opposi-
tlon 70 inc eNpee1ed conipel.oh Vi tlir umaiS
upon tie opening VI naviSu'ioii i; ~ ' T,,"md
OF pilSrns from oaliada aiiu nhoae n tS,inu
70 tne lacI Una. h,Be P"I. VI .iiJ ~ dn,;'od
tne o,ioi ieaS"G cun Vi WV to NE, ,s ,ran
from lhe saie Oh liquors, one Oh ils hios. PROM.
heht nelhners- Miiiain ~. pouS., WIZ 70 any
presiuei't v, ''to t,atioi'"' i;ii - ,a+
sent II, His r.sshu'ioh piii w. NV
.e sac pi Iu"r 10 ci''ore n n''S th'' oF t t
New YORK nssellply -. lne Wa''s s;, ~ .ie
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nhniper oi "ofh'iiGri anu se'e.oE nl aataSS
several more. Inc sc.iooiior ouu , Gu.nun
c"PSi"euTon N"pe 2"u wv 'iom VI ,...'nJ
m ~, men anu TWO poysLMe,e uioMl .;a
iheS IN p''ohsvu " Da,ih I n.;d,t 1,o,,
..'.. " mug !" "u,i i' i''i,tu "a D WI
Mas in r,.A H., H., u, n,or,n nr IVA s',norn'
iNr GNU m"S piuvcu IL, t''niBo " .no .n
telluels oi oi'i,ics uilu Gpltec.ions, Mmo %aS
soon "i1ErMaru informed .na' .ne iiiG.n.i ' Fr
diea. Ihereupoh the GNU was Smen ~
adoption TO MIS- LOUISA MetZ' wealthy iauy
living IN Albany; Hit the hioth9r recovered;
songht Tor her chlld, ana evehtma1ly alscoverSo
IL IN Albany; ono tooh u ana ,rit ior ne" Iorh,
but was followed by Mrs. Metz, ana on the
arrival or the Doat a scene elisuGu on !ne
wharf between the Two women, eacn canning
inc chiio. Upon "plen. 70 tnc au'hoiilee Al
was returned 10 ts rlBhtiui hlother.
The horses attached TO a carriage in Central
Park New York. became frightened and ran
driver Will;om Hvan was ibrown from His
sent and fatally bu,t A lady named Mrs. Rem
w;rl, and her amt. NIrs McDouaI who were
in tho carr;occ imncd 10 tlo Ground and the
amt was Instantly killed wLijo her neicc was
badly wounded. Another lady and child who
we've in tbn co,r;ogo we've unhnrt In Doston
tha 1irectnrs of the Gjobe Tire insurance COM
nanv determined 70 chose m the business o.,
aacconnt If Tho dnnrociatinn IN valno of the in
"oStments of Tho romnanv The town of
Iuninne in Perm. was DESTROYED by nm earth
quake on May TO- "A dispatch from Constan-
tinople SAYS the Russians attacked the vanguard
of the Turkish troops in the vicinity of Batoum
and an engagement ensled, lasting nearly
nine hours. and resulting in the complete rout
of the Russians, who lost 1000 men. while the
Turkish loss was inconsiderable Both Rus
slams and Turks are gathering large armies in
Asia Minor. BY n resolution the Roumanian
chamber has in effect declared Koumania indie
pendent of Turkey. Much uneasiness is felt by
the European and other foreign residents of
Coustantnope, as threats have been made of
general massacre of Christians. go. Brigham
Young refused to allow the Use of the Mormon
Thcater for the delivery of Il lecture by Bob
mgersoll .. The French statesman, Mr..
Picard, is dead In consequence of infor-
nation recently received, strong probabilities
exist that Charlie Ross is still alive, and his
father held consultation with p +: Barnum
at Bridgeport, Conn. The latter will offer
reward of $4,000 for the boys recovery, and
promise his captors exemption from punish
meut The Investigate ( committee ap-
pointed to look into the affairs of the New
York custom house have discovered serious
irregularities i'll its management -. Campbell
x Thaver's oil works in Brooklyn. N. Y, were
DESTROYED by fire. mourning loss of 5406, $50.
Mrs. Woodruff and Miss Claflin have
made a claim of 100000 on TIE estate of the
late Commodore Vanderbilt ...... A paper mill
at Dalton, Mass, was burned. Loss, $4,000.
1chn f.rnyor ,,ro,,iotor Of laser beer
s,i Hoi,,' i, Villa mshI,rob wsS faund
,',darod ", his heJ vita L;s vita had noon
ratn ~, ,''o,,ndnd LottIo tnnk Woo Of
notn,,,,, ", the njoc seo in Asia ,i;nor in
,%;oh tho pussio,,o yore dofooted Tho T,,rLo
aai ~ 70 awn viii roo+ ,rai,antr'
o"it o o,i,n',,u on n1orchn1 torari
i ,ee n''St S;,nii1a anG Mon,'ra viii the
~ nuo.'o tho nanuio w. trao
eNiuti' ~ NV
pons ho 1at.n 81
sens p'''',,snes iG'eei iiot, w. . ea
ing on the war-thc amc!ioration of the lot of
the Christians. President Hayes, accom-
panied by Secretaries Eyarts and Schurz. At
torney- General Deyons, Gen. W. II. Sherman,
Mrs.. HAYES and Webb G. Hayes visited New
York. In the evening the President WAS a
guest at the annual dinner of the New York
Chamber of Commerce and delivered q short
address, as did Secretary Evarts and other
prominent public men, . Judge Enmons, of
the Sixth United States circuit court died in
Detroit ...... Ex President Grant held n recep-
ton iii Independence Hall, Philadelphia. prior
to his departure for Europe. 90. The New
York Stock Exchange held its annual election
for officers The secretary of war accom-
panied by Gen. Sherman and others, will make
n tour Of insnaction of fhe forts and GOVERN