Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1879-08-09
General News Items.
There is not a national bank in
Missiasinni.

There is not a national bank II
Mississippi.
Mary Kendella, who died a
Cleveland, Ohio, last spring, wa,
l04 years oil, and her husband
who is still living, is 1O5. The,
were the Oldest married couple OIL
record.
Miss Martha A. Head, the brI1e
at wedding in Wayne County
Ga, was only ten years old. Hel
parents were present at tho cere,
monty, and gave their full consent
Thomas Reed the defaultine
Cashier of the First National Banl
of Galveston, Texas, was arrestet
at CRANKY, T. c., by a detective
Reed was $4,000 short in his &C.
counts, and took to flight Januar,
last.
A farmer ut Elizabeth, o., who
had little piece cut out from his
boot to make it fit easier, was bit.
ten through that spot by u copper.
head snake that he stepped upon in
his barn the other day, and died
some time afterward after terrible
suffering.
The Pennsylvania iron trade is
active.
The freedmen who emigrated to
Kansas are said to be in q half fam.
ished condition.
A National Fair will be held in
Washington next October.
Thirteen members of desperate
gang of robbers, charged with burg
larry, outrages upon old people and
other crimes, have been arrested
and placed in the Reading, Penn. /,
Jail. They are all young German
tramps.
The crop reports from Kentucky
are not generally favorable.
There were thirteen snnstrokes
in New York last Saturday, five of
which proved fatal.
The New York Nation believes
that ga very large proportion of the
more sober.minded Democrats them.
selves have been thanking their
stars during the past three months
that there is republican PreSi-
dent"
The southern people are slowly
up to the conclusion that
bulldozing does not pay. A gang
has been terrorizing Union county,
Arkansas, for two years, "night-
riding" horse whipping and bull
lozing generally, but 300 of the
oest men in the county have band
I'd themselves together to put an
End to the reign of terror.
At a meeting of the Executive
Committee of the National Board
If Health the opinion was express
ID that owing to the stringent reg.
llation put in force in the South
'rn States, there is less danger Of
yellow fever epidemic now than a
ear ago. 1t is believed that the
ever will be confined mainly to
Iemphis and New Orleans, and
hat in those cities the mortality
will be small compared with last
ear. The early breaking out Of
he fever in Memphis has proven a
lessing to other Southern cities,
n that it aroused the authorities to
he necessity of adopting prompt
measures to ward off the fever from
heir own doors.
The cholera is making sad havoc |
,mong the British troops return
ng from Afghanistan one regi-
nent lost 40 men, and another lao
n one day.
The Consolidated Bank of Mon.
real has closed it's doors. Among
he sufferers are 400 widows and
rphans.
Doc. Middleton, the notorious
lorse and cattle theft of Nebraska,
las been bagged after a long chase
md much effort.
1t is said that the laws against
,gainst steamers plying in Con-
lecticut waters on Sunday are to be
Rhode Island clans are said to
70 more plentiful than ever, not
outstanding the great consump-
ion that has been going on for 20
ears or more.
Parties in San Francisco are
aid to have found the steamer
Brother Johnathan, which founder
d off Point st. George in '65.
She is believed to have a million of
dollars in Treasury notes and bull
ion in her safe, which belonged to
he United States Government,
ghose claim lapsed at the expira.
ion Of ten years. An expedition
$ being flied out to recover the
reasure.
Charles G. Fisher, ex-United
states District Attorney for the
District of Columbia, is under ar
est in New York, charged with
Drgery.
There was q noticeable falling
fl in the Democratic vote in the
kentucky election. Gresnbackism
as disappeared from that State.
Venard De st. Anne, a French.
ian, proposes to bridge the Eng
sh Channel, provided he can
aise the necessary funds. /,
New and valuable ore deposits ,
re said to have been discovered on =
ne northern shore of Lake SUPERB. !
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The Sun says that Rev. w. Fl. II. !,
Iurray is financially embarrassed @