The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-09-28

The Russian Grand Dukes Sergius and Paul
and Grand Duchess 6ergius were received by
the sultan in Constantinople.
John Walters drank two quarts Of whisky
on wager in Wilkesbarre and then dropped
dead He leaves widow and five children.
British reinforcements have been ordered
to Suakim, where the rebels have assumed .
threatening attitude. Gen. Grenfell and Col
Kitchener are in haste to that place.
The Utah commission thinks the Edmunds
law has been of great benefit to the people
Its provisions are being generally observed.
II polygamy is practiced it is in secret.
The autopsy held at Amesbury, Mass, on
the body of Vanier, removes all suspicion Of
foul play, and shows that death was occa-
stoned by the fall Of tree, as claimed by his
fellow workmen.
The report that ex-Congressman George 8.
Converse of Columbus, o., has left the Demo-
Gratis and arranged to make Republican
speeches, was emphatically denied at New
York Democratic headquarters.
The schooner Mary Azelie, seized at Quebec
for smuggling tobacco and liquor from st.
Pierre, Miquelon, has been declared con-
fiscatet. to the crown. She belonged to Capt.
Theodore Bouchard Of Isle aux Coudres.
Miss Martha Aldrich Of Lake Village, N.
H., will soon sail for Toxic, Japan, to take
charge Of an institute for educating high
caste Japanese ladies.
The Panic at Chattanooga subsiding.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept 26.-Railroad
business is being resumed, the quarantine
regulations here and at other points south Of
here having been 80 modified as to permit
trains to pass through from Cincinnati to
New Orleans by way Of Chattanooga, Bir-
mingham and Meridian. Trains from Mem
phis to Chattanooga are also permitted, tho
railroads pledging themselves not to stop
trains within the county in which Decatur 10
located. Trains of all the other various sys-
TENS centering here are running as usual
kilograms to The Times from numerous
points in the south, indicate that much
more hopeful feeling is prevailing and the
panic subsiding.
There was light frost in the mountains
adjacent to Chattanooga yesterday morning.
The weather is delightfully."- cool and Jack
Frost is daily expected to supplant the
dreahed yellow Jack.
Buliss. y Fired 4 |. Boston and Albany
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WORCESTER, Mass. Selt 25 Two. pistol
bullets were fired into through yxpress
train from Albany, as it was passing James
vile, three miles from this city yesterday
afternoon. Two windows were smashed and
the bullets were imbedded in the car seats on
which people were sitting.
Bedell Played Policy.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2L.-A gigantic swindle
by James Edward Bedell, real
estate clerk for the firm of Shipman, Barlow,
Lorocque & Choate at IS William street, has
just come to light. He has robbed the clients
Of his firm of hundreds of thousands Of
dollars, the amount of his peculations, as far
as at present known, being 1864 500.
A Red-Handed Sheriff:
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept 22.-Advices from
Mier, on the Rio Grande, state that Deputy
Sheriff Sibre of Rio Grande City, while in
Mier, met and deliberately shot Mexican
journalist named Caterinoe Cara, inficting
mortal wounds. Some time ago Sibre killed
one Abraham Rosendez in the same manner
and on the same spot