The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-11-23
>T=%%%> BRADFORD VERMONT, NOVEMBER 23 1888.
rels OF the eastern roads.

Comedian Richard Oglesby's death IL
Missouri is shown to be a murder BY the
brother of girl he had wronged.
| It is believed that Samuel ]. Randall will
never be well again; fund is being raised
for him as Christmas present.
Pledges for $l5O,0O0 were given to thu
Saturday. Barry was expelled
w. H. Barnums attending physicians agre,
that their patient is out Of danger and is or
the high road to speedy recovery
Simpson, the embezzling clerk of the
Northern Pacific Railroad company, has beer
seen at Vancouver, British Columbia.
Ed Mcdonald, the Cook county, Ills,
boodler, was released from Jail Saturday
after having been in Jail seventeen months.
The order to shut down simultaneously the
-four mills in the northwest suggests the
possibility of the formation of a -four trust.
Frank Craycroft chairman of the Demo.
cratic central committee of Pettis county,
Missouri, has not been seen at his home since
Oct. %.
Princeton defeated Harvard at foot ball
Saturday, Yale beat Wesleyan and Boston
Technology was victorious over the Worceo.
ter Polytechs.
Arrangements have been completed b.
tween the Dominion Of Canada and New
foundland for an interchange Of post parcels
between the two countries
Tuesday Nov. 20.
All was quiet at Port au Prince Nov 10.
Col Lamont Is the happy father of a boy.
Dingley of Maine is mentioned for cabi-
net position
Jay Gould is reported to have aged rapidly
the past year.
Capt. John Spence died in Virginia yester-
day, aged 112.
Edward Goudinet, the French dramatic
author, is dead.
The national Republican league is to be
made permanent
Ignatius Donnelly has hopes of reaching
the national senate
Vicar General Walsh of Philadelphia is dy-
ing of Brights disease
There has been no fighting on the Sand
wich Islands as reported.
Base ball men are gathering at the Fifth
Avenue hotel, New York city.
Mr.. Balfour, chief secretary for Ireland, u
sick abed with chills and fever
4 fresidesit' ration of Princeton has never
become citizen of this country
Heavy and destructive storms are reported
ut ports in the North and Black seas.
John Pfom killed Kate O. Malesch in .
Jealous rage at Freeport Mimi, yesterday.
A steamboat capsized and sank in tho
lower Mississippi yesterday one man drowned.
The Coburn estates Of Skowhegan Me-, are
to be managed by syndicate for the benefit
Of the heirs
John Nailor, for his wife's death, was yes
terday convicted Of manslaughter at ST.
Andrews, N. B.
Hill, the Minnesota railway king, is said to
be pulling wires to defeat Washburn for the
United States senate.
Samuel J. Randall has 20 far recovered
his health that he hopes to resume his seat in
congress next month.
A recount Of votes for register of deeds Of
Plymouth county, Mass, elects John G. Sui.
livan, Republican, by "a votes.
Maud Harrison, the actress, is married-or
isn't-but which does not appear James D.
Carson is the supposed husband.
The steamship Umbria has crossed tho
Atlantic on the eastward run in six days,
two hours and fifty-fve minutes.
Duncan G. Ross serves notice on Tom Can
non that he RosA is champion mixed wrest-
Ter, and ready to meet that athlete.
John Hodel, life prisoner in the Connec.
ticut state prison, committed suicide yester-
day by hanging himself to his cell door with
a sheet
The defunct National Opera company has
liabilities Of $13, ,28 and assets ammounting
to S3O18. OF the liabilities $7975 are for
salaries.
have decided to issue certificate of exigency
for the construction Of q road between North
Attleboro and Walpole