The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1889-09-13

those Of James B. Colgate, son-in-law. Of
New York city, amount to 100000.
Hon. Charles H. Bartlett of Manchester,
N. H., who has been frequently mentioned in
connection with the coming Republican
gubernatoria! nomination. says he will not be
candidate for that position in the next can
vass in that state.
The lynching of colored boy for an assault
on girl was followed by an attack on the
colored population of East Point, Ga, by the
whites. Governor Gordon has offered re.
ward for their apprehension.
Sunday, Sept. 8.
Gen. Logan's son refuses to give his fathers
picture to an Ohio Republican club.
Steve Brodie went over Niagara falls in .
rubber suit, and was arrested by the Ontario
police.
By the death of Mrs. Ellen M. Clifford Of
New Haven, many institutions receive large
bequests
j. H. Southworth Of Springfield Mass, has
given 5000 each to Amherst College and
Mount Holyoke Seminary.
John L. Sullivan has written letter an.
nouncing his willingness to become candi-
date for congress from Boston
The London dock strikers refused to accept
the compromise arranged by Burns. Another
large meeting was held to-day.
. Guilford, Conn, began yesterday cele-
bration of the 250th anniversary Of the set
lement Of Guilford and Madison
William Walter Phelps, United States Min
lister to Germany sailed Saturday on the
North German Lloyd steamer Elbe for his
post Of duty.
Lawrence Barrett has returned from Eu-
rope. The swellings on his neck have been
almost entirely cured by the treatment he
received in Germany.
Earl Dunraven has written letter to ex-
Commodore Smith of the New York Yacht
Club regretting the failure Of the proposed
race for the Americas cup.
Hayti's exiled president, Gen. F. D. Legis
time, and his companions who are going to
share his exile, sailed on La Bretagne Of the
French line Saturday for Europe.
Monday, Sept. 2.
The cabinet has decided not 70 cal an extra
session Of congress Y Il II fg ~ (. y
Dick, Meyer b Co ! sussF rsBnxssfy al Wil
liansss's q y. ". \ n ~ dsstfayes hy tm; IN,
President Clark Of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad denies the report
that he intends to resign
The first state convention of the Union
Prohibitory League OF Pennsylvania will be
held at Harrisburg, Sept 26.
Ex-Coroner Henry J. Menninger, promi-
nent citizen, physician, Grand Army man
and politician, died in Brooklyn, aged 81
years.
Aubine won the 5000 guaranteed stake at
Hampden park, Springfield, in straight heats.
Sallie B. won the deciding heat in the 2:33
class pacing.
Gen. Legitime charges that U. 8. Minister
Thompson and Consul Gautier at Hayti openly
sympathized with HyppoGte and that there
were many violations Of international law.
There will be large gathering Of eminent
Vermonters on the Gettysburg battlefield on
the 9th of October, when the monuments
erected by the Green Mountain state on this
historic spot will be dedicated.
Mrs. Abigail Emerson, aged g. while suf-
fering from fit of dementia, to which she
was subject, committed suicide in Goes reser-
voir at Worcester by drowning. The body
was recovered soon after
George Bartlett, son Of r. Bartlett, was
run over by train at the Maine Central
station on the State Fair grounds at Lewis
ton, Me- One foot was crushed and the flesh
torn from his leg. Injuries probably fatal.
A tidal wave rolled up seventy feet on Rock
away Beach yesterday afternoon, nearly |
drowning several people and wetting about
2O0O There was also very high tide at Long
Branch, Newport and other places along the
coast.