The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-04


the United States army.
Monday, Sept. 80.
Sugar trust said to be aiding the Cuban
rebels-Searching party from Spanish
cruiser landed on the Florida keys
England issued ultimatum to China, dc
manding the degrading of the viceroy OF
SEE Chuen-Congress expected to revive
the rank of lieutenant general fol
General Miles-Work ON submarine
torpedo boat to begin soon-Barge
Kershaw wrecked, with two schoon
ers at Marquette, Mich - Steamer
Humboldt total wreck off Point
Gorda Cal-Dispatch from Berlin states
that the czarowitz is too weak to travel
Monument dedicated on the spot
where Myles Standish landed in Squan
tum. Mass, in 1621--Waltham Mass, J
Congregational church observed its 18th an
niversary-- Cinnamon ar
rested at Boston for being present where
gambling implements were found-New
American line steamship st. Paul left for
Philadelphia to take her trial trip Fire
burg againat work at Southport, Conn
No doubt that Frank LEM, the bicycle
rider, was murdered by Kurds-Ex.
Mayor Wescott of Portland, Me-, dying
Body of Mrs. Della Havey, a suicide,
found in pond at Hyde Park, Mass
The baseball pennant for 1895 decided by
the result of a contest between the New
Yorks and Baltimores. The Orioles won
the game and the pennant-Postmast
Gardiner, aged N, of Lanesboro, Mass.
died suddenly of heart disease-Rev
Patrick J. Scott was ordained to the priest
hood of the Roman Catholic church at St,
Joseph's cathedral, Manchester, N. H
Rev. Joel S. Stevens, aged "a, a prominent
Prohibitionist of Orange, Mass, died aftel
a brief sickness-The international chal
lenge cup offered by the Seawanhaka
Corinthian Yacht club of New York for
half-raters has been successfully defended,
and will remain on this side of the At
lantic until some other 0dntry sends
over a faster boat than 10 ace "
Line of steamers, to ~ between
Galveston and Manchester, Eng, es-
tablished - Lynn (Mass.) policeman
badly bitten by a stallion - Chris
tan Workers convention to open in
New Haven Nov. Royal St. Lawrence
Yacht club members will challenge for the
half-rater cup-Report that G. L. Wat
son will design a yacht for Ogden Goelet.
Tuesday, Oct. L.
Trial of Arthur Albee for the murder OF
Collins A. Leaman begun at Plymouth,
Mass-General Harrison said to favor
Robert Lincoln of Illinois for Republican
nomination for president - Rouslng
Cuban sympathy meeting at Chicago
General Malone of Virginia stricken with
paralysis-Jock Pratt killed in race
at St. Louis-Sprinter Wefers welcomed
home to Lawrence, Mass - Train
wreckers ditched train at Homer, Pa.
all the passengers injured-Great dam
age by storm on the great lakes-Ty'
phoid fever prevalent in Ottawa-China
yielded to England's ultimatum and de-
graded Viceroy Liu-Steamer Wal
iachia wrecked in the Clyde
Validity of the Florida school law, relat-
ing to teaching colored and white pupils,
to be tested-Bos Christian EndeavOr
union adopted resolutions condemning the
O'Brien- Walcott verdict--Heirs of Lucy
Lindsey, who died under mysterious cir
cumstances in Providence, will make
a fight for her property - Pro-
fessor N. 5. Butler elected presi-
dent of Colby university - Monu-
ment erected on the spot where Myles
Standish landed in Squantum, Mass
Milk famine threatgaed in EnGland----
Corner in beet sugar liable in Franco
Political crisis in Argentina probable
English cricketers defeated at Haverford,
Pa-George H. Wallace killed by train
at LYNN, Mass--Permanent advance in
the iron trade predicted-Tolls of the
Baltic North sea canal will not be reduced
City Clerk Walter W. Pike of Cam
bridge, Mass, dead--Secretary OF State
DIN to be inspector general OF the Nassa-
chusetts Grand Army--Report that Nj
Dewitte. Russian minister of finance, is
about to resign-Christian Scientists
may be arrested for causing deaths II
dianapolis-Consul General JernlgaI
urges the establishment of an American
bank at Shanghai--Spanish embassy o.
London declares that the United States
has not announced an intention to inter
fere in the Cuban rebellion.
Wednesday, Oct 2.
| George f. Williams was nomi mated
for governor by the Democrats at Worces
ter. Mass-Veteran firemen's parade ant
plavout opened the merchants week cele
bration at Lowell, Mass-Texas legis
lature met to enact an anti-prize fight law
The Spanish cruiser Cristobal Colon {
total loss-Assistant cashier of First
National bank of Mt. Vernon, Ind, lief
town with $1,000 of banks cash-Dedi
cation of Mcmahon hall, Catholic uni
versity, Washington - Lowell mass.
old city hall and lot sold for SS5, Dol
Opening of the exhibition of the Massa
chusetts Charitable Mechanic association
at Boston-Trustees of Nashua IN. H.
Savings bank can pay 20 per cent to de
positors-South Manchester, n. H., ha
an elopement sensalion-No indictmen
found against William Henry, suspecte'
of his fathers murder - Captain
Henry Howgate again admitted t
bail in Sl5 OOO-Gcrman mail steame
Uruguay wrecked off Cape Frio-
Gable to be laid between Brest and NeN
York-Shortage of 100000 tons in tn
European sugar crop-Japanese crowd
ing into the Australasian colonies-Fre
silver Democrats of Ohio will attempt t
defeat Senator Brice - Enormous IN
crease reported in British revenue return
for the past six months-Another CUBA
rebel leader, sanchez, reported killed in
battle at Potrero-Damage done to tn
United States warship Alert, at Guaya
quill, Ecuador, placed at $20,00J-Oflicia
report of the Christian Eudeavor CONVEX
ton held in Boston last summer contain
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