The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1886-10-15
THE NEWS CONDENSED.
"Wednesday. Oct. Q.

The employees of the Carey Granite com
pany, of Quincy, Mass have struck.
There is a snsation in the Minneapolis
Ger, al market over charges of musty whoa,
in specified elevators.
Canadians are hopeful of controlling the
| Amer.c III mackerel market because of big
fish within the three-mile limit.
A crisis in the Spanish ministry is immi
nent in consequence of the communication OF
the sentence of the Madrid rebels
Two American companics and French
concern are competing for a &c. 000, 900 con-
tract to drain the valley of Mexico.
Secretary Bayard says that unless Mex
leo modifies her laws, Americans and
American capital will be kept away.
The woman killed on the Boston g. Provi.
dence railroad, near Boston, Tuesday, is
identif, d as Mrs. j. d. White, of Hyd.
Park.
There is strike of freight bra.S ,men on
the n. Y. P. & o. railroa at Cleveland
1t is limited that tn. whole Erie system
may become involved.
Friday, Oct. 8.
Tw; nty thousand persons are engaged in
Uuc NlsuI uitthtlS SIllhc III IluNdHd.
NJ. Karav.lof has resigned his position
in the Bulgarian council of regency
The fire, dom of the city of Lon Ion has
been conferr> d on Henry M. Stanly.
DR.. Charles Burquet of New York has
been arrested on charge of malpractice.
The Union Furniture company's works at
Grand Rapids, Mich, were burned. Loss,
$4,000.
Marcus Rosenfeld, the well.known song
writer has been arrested in New York on
charge of forgery.
There has been serious revolt among the
British troops at Aldershot against the draft
for service in Africa
James Follen, aged 81 years, was knocked
from a car at st. Albans, VT, had an arm
taken off and bled to death.
Charles Woo lw.rth, aged Is, of Hartford,
Conn, fatally shot himself through the head
and bre asst. He was partly era ~
In vi " Of the earthquake at Charleston
it is expected that South Carolina will re-
Give this year $4,000 from the Peabody
educational fund.
The senate subcommittee has completed
its inquiries into the New England sea fish,
cries. Senator Edmunds has gone to his
home in Burlington.
An amen lmant to the civil service rules
is suggested providing for the transfer of
clerks from the city offices to the depart
mepts at Washington. a
Tne miners or the, Philadelphia 4 Rash-
ing's Peerless colIiery at Shamokin, Penn ],
struck on account OF a scarcity Of cars.
Three hundred are idle.
Jay Gould, George j. Gould and A. L.
Hopkins have started for trip over the
southwestern system or railroads. They
will be gone about two we ks
Seer tary Manning, Col. Lamont and
Governor Hill have pr vailed on tx-Mayor
Cooper, of New York, to stand as COM
promise Lemocratic candidate for mayor.
Senator Lafayette and Gen. Gravy, a
brother of President Grevy, will repr. sent
the French 81 nate at the unveiling of til,
statue of Liberty on Bedloe island on tn
29th inst.
1t is said in Washington that the pr, 81
dent and S nator Gibson, of Louisiana.
have had heated conversation OVER tht
question of participation of public officials
in partisan politics.
Tue two mile single scull race between
Boardman, of New London, Conn, and
Shea, of Hartford, for purse Of 500, took
place at Hartford. Shea won in l5m. 271as.,
Boardman two lengths beck, and finishing in
15m 33s.