The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-25

UorUeuu case in his favor that there is no
law in Arkansas against prize lighting
Russia repudlates the present Korean gov
ernment-Steimal rode 100 miles lo2
yards in Al. 45m. los, breaking American
road record-Mystery surrounding the
discovery of woman's skeleton at Ian
daft, n H., still unsolved-State pro-
hibitory law and II mayors order openly
defied by Rut and (Vt.) saloon Keepers
Brooklyn gas companies to consolidate
Boston Symphony orchestra opened
its 10Th season School Superintendent
Putney and Principal Wnslow of Revere,
Mass fined for whipping "a boy-Worces-
| ter (Mass.) Democrats threaten to knife
Williams at the polls-.John w. Mac
kay, Jr., killed by being thrown from his
horse in Paris-Episcopal house of dep
uties refused to concur with the bishops in
establishing IL new Japanese bishopric--
Roses cup challenging yacht will be IL fin
keel - Columbus, Sandusky and Hooking
railway sold by receivers.
Monday, Oct. FL.
Milo Gray, suspected of the murder of
his wife at Landau, N. H., captured-
Large loss of property and some lives by
fires in the northwest-Heavy forgeries
by A. X. Ward at Memphis-Belief that
the Arkansas supreme court will sustain
prize fight observation-disclosures for treaty
for protection of seal life off Russian
coasts - Two hundred and twenty
houses burned in Algiers La; loss, $40),-
000-Students implicated in a revolu-
tionary plot arrested at ConStantinople
Susan b. Clark, Connecticut regent
of the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, died at Administrator will de-
mand the departure of the British fleet
from LemnoS-No anti-revoutiOn bill
will be introduced in the reichstag-
Hubert Potter, found dead in the street
at Thomaston, Conn, was probably MUIR
dered-Body of Almeron @. Inman, who
disappeared from White River Junction,
Vt, found in the woods-Silver an
niversary of the First Methodist church,
Everett Mass-Dedicatio of the new
Church of St. Catherine Boston-At
temperance meeting at Saco, Me-, a liquor
spotter told about drinking beer in many
saloons-GreaU excitement in ST. Johns,
N. f., over the smuggling scandal -
Both Protestants and Catholics in Mani
toba inclined to compromise on the school
question - Brockton (Mass.) Central
Labor union to submit ques tions to legis-
lative candidates.
Tuesday, Oct. 22.
Ex-Governor Ames of Massachusetts,
died at North Easton of heart disease
Corbett- Fitzsimmons fight declared off
Mrs. Samuel p. Colts petition for di-
vorce filed at Providence. Colonel Colt
sues out writ for James Van Allen,
claiming 100000 damages for alternating
his wife's affections-Town of West
rti oil
poisoning case-Milo Gray, alleged New
Hampshire wife murderer, arraigned and
pleaded not guilty. Rejoicing at Err
room over the prospective going into effect
of the Armenian reforms-Increase of
bank note circulation during OctobeI-
Rear Admiral Kirkland detached from
the European station-Globe street rail
way of Fall River Mass, secured the right
to run cars over SHADES ferry bridge
Barry defeated Madden for the 105-
pound boxing championship - Eight
men badly scalded by steam
pipe explosion at Anderson, O.
Snow fell in New York and Connecticut
Olympic range, Washington, in erup
ton - Gladstone advises America to
adopt free trade-Brussels now "a sea-
port and will have large canal-Henry
Reeve, English historian, dead-Amer-
lean ship Alameda was damaged at Sydney
- Ten children burned to death in a
town of Polish Prussia-Prairie fires
ruined thousands of acres of Kan
sas grain - John G. Speaker and
his son arrested at Maiden, Mass.
on charge of arson-Montauk Indians
will file claims for lands on the east end
of Long IsIand-Increased exodus of Chi
nese from the country in the past three
Weeks-Armenian reforms will be futile |
unless the powers insist on their execution
Brazilian senate approved the amnesty
bill which it had threatened to kill
Charges made by Senator Sherman re-
sented by many Republican lc,.lers--
Foreign representatives in Seoul reported |
to have demanded protection - Lord |
Dunraven now wants the Defender to |
meet the Valkyrie in the Mediterranean |
-Italian who set off II charge of dyna-
mite among Boston laborers held for the
grand jury-Two men who stole an eX-
press package containing $4,000 now in |
jail at indianapolis - Papers left by |
Baron Won Hammerstein, ii fugitive from |
Germany, may be read in the reichstag.
Wednesday, Oct. 49,
Administration waiting outcome of the |
Venezuelan Revolutionary pro- |
paganda in operation in Adana and |
A Iprno Asia NJ inor-German WarShiD |