The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1886-10-08

Inc tODatIO crop III virginia n 3 Dlen
badly injured by frost.
Bostons old excursion steamer, Plymouth
Rock, is to b, broken up.
The Cape Cod fisheries have had a partic-
ularly unsuccessful season.
A wedding out process is to bo begun in
the treasury department in few days.
j. Mcneil Whistler, tine artist, is coming
TO America und,r Doyle Carts's manage
ment.
and declares his int ntion OF suing Lord
Lonsdale.
A race between w. c. George and w.
Cummings for the ten-mile championship
and $500 side was run at the Aston lower
grounds, Birming ham, and was won by
George. Cummings stopped aft-r running
little over five miles,
The boly of John H. Heiner, late Of
Saginaw. Mich, was cremated at the Buff
falo furnace.
Guy w. Foster, an alleged banker is held
in New York on charge of uttering WORTH
less checks.
President Fitzgerald, of the National
league, calls for subscriptions to ali anti
eviction fund.
Seventeen reform school boys escaped at
Waikesha. Wis by means of key made
from ouib.
Otto Baumann, teller of the Union Dime
Savings bank, of New York, is defaulter
for nearly $4,000.
The official figures give Ormsbee, Re-
publican candidate for governor of Ver-
mont, 1887 majority.
Col Wrisht's forthcoming report of the
labor bureau will specially consider the
relations of convict to fire, labor.
The Montreal team defeated the Sham
rocks, of Toronto, at lacrosse, and virtually
won the championship of Canada.
Four moonlighters arrested for completely
in the FealebridGe, Ireland raid have been dis
charged for want of evll nee against them.
The Independent Lacrosse club of Bos-
ton defeated New York's crack club, win
ring the championship of the United
States.
Elizabeth Duncan Munger, wife of DR.. T.
T. Munger, of the United church of New
Haven, and daughter of the late ex-Con-
gresham Jams H. Duncan, of Massachu-
sett, is dead, a-ed 46.
Tuesday, Oct. 8.
ne pope sues LOT Uuo pdruOu Ol Ill
Madrid rebels.
A Boston fruit dealer, Lafayette NJ. Tib-
belts, is missing
Forty Arabs have BEEN drowned by floods
at Lagheuat, Algeria.
The Philad .lphia Times has reduced its
prize from 2 to cent per copy.
Civil Service Com missioner Edgarton
says he does not intend to resign.
MAJ. Maxwell has issued l2o ejectm mt
no ices in county Down, Ireland.
Attorney General Garland has return ed
to Washington. His health is entirely re
covered
A telegram from Yarmouth, n S., says
tae schooner Garibaldi, of Gloucester, was
burned there.
An invitation comes from Canada to have
United States veterinarian sent to that
country to inspect cattle.
An alleged default.r from commercial
house of Cambridge, Mass, is under police
surveillance at Ottawa, Ont.
John Farrell, teamster of Brighton,
Mass, while in Welch's ledge, was struck
by flying stones from blast and seriously
injur>d.
The shrinkage in cattle values AMI the re-
ports of disease among the cattle are seri-
ously affecting some of the heavy cattle
men in Texas.
John S. Merrill, of WAX field, Mass, was
struck by freight train on the Boston d
Maine railroad in Boston, and rec-ivel Sc
we're injuries.
Two fishing schooners, one the w. h,
Daislay, of Gloucester, and the other Nova
S .otia craft, have ben seized at Souris, 2
f. l., for smuggling.
The funeral of Joshua Num-, formerly
United States consul general at London,
took place at Tolleshunt, Essex, England.
There were large number of Americans
pl asenu
Charles F. Stephenson, an employe of the
FORBES Lithograph company, in nomen-
tary alteration of mind, took his Ii e at
W est Medford, Mass. He was 35 years of ag',
and leaves a widow.
The state board of health of Missouri has
established quarantine of ninety days
against cattl. from the infected counties in
Illinois and Indiana, all of the state of Ohio
and the province of Quebec.
Wednesday, Oct. 6.
G. B. Clarke, the veteran Snowman is
dead at Syracuse.
Hereafter divorce cases in Rhode Island
are to be heard in open court.