The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-09-20

James Carroll, we'll known In. the express
business at Lowell. Mass, fatally injured
by falling downstairs-At the firemen's
muster at Farnumsville, Mass, the Nj
agara Of Upton won the championship
Bodies OF Mehitable and Eliza L.
Mills burned to death by fire In their
house at Suncook, n. H -Attempt made
to burn a tenement house at New Britain,
Conn-Bertie Shannon, aged 10 years, OF
Kittery Foreside, N. H., while at play, ran
with an open iackknife in his hand and
fell, and the knife blade penetrated his
heart, causing instant death - Judge
Bill, in the Hartford police court, fined
Henry Stanley $3.50 for stealing bicycle,
and sent him to jail for 10 months for as
saulting two policemeu--Th pennant
of the Eastern baseball league will go to
the Springfield team.
Monday. Sept 10.
Great semi-centennial celebration begun
at Lawrence, Mass-Masterly general
ship by Count Won Waldersee In the Ger
man army maneuvers-Big conspiracy
to rob the government exposed in Okla
homa-China advised Japan not to take
possession of Formosa - Ex-Speaker
Crisp denies that he has declared for
Whitney's nomination for the presidency
Boston steamer Bridgeton towed into
Colon in distress - Belgium seeking
Frances aid in settling the Stokes matter
with England--James A. Taylor, who
killed an Armenian at Woonsocket,
R. l., released from custody--Mr.
Hornblower to have the vacant place
on the supreme Observation-Disclosures IN
Rome of tie occupation of the city by Ital-
ian troops rs years ago--Report that ter
ritory will be coded to Germany by China
Hundreds Of invalid French troops
being taken from Madagascar--Rev.D DR..
Reuen Thomas of the Harvard church,
Brookline, Mass, declined call to
church in LONDONDERRY. DR.. Nathaniel
Butler accepted the presidency of Colby
university of Waterville, Me-The wage
situation at Fall River, Mass, at
critical point - Death OF Colonel
Lucius B. Walkley of Westfeld, Mass
| Spain toy ease convicts to fight the Gu
Simultaneous incendiarism and
burglary at Saco, Me.-Indian outbreak
feared at Rosebud agency, South Dakota
John E. Rockefeller's barn and out
buildings at Tarrytown, N. Y. burned;
work of cendiaries-Oscar Fernald,
who disappeared from Somerville, Mass,
last June, returned to his home-Report
that the forger of Newton IN. H. bonds
cannot be punished discredited.
tuesday, Sept. II.
Continuation of semi-centennial at Law
renee, Mass--Jabez Howes Sears, the
well-known Boston architect and builder,
is dead-New Bedford (Mass.) manu-
facturers refused to advance wages
Secretary Carlisle hopes that bills OF ex-
change will stop the gold flow--Senator
Vest deserted the 16 to l silver men
Rumor of sinking of North German Lloyd
steamer and loss of $50 lives-Reunion
of the Society of the Army Of the Tennes-
see at Cincinnati--Sons Of Veterans
convention begun at Knoxville
Waltham (Mass.) schools all closed, ex-
cept one on account of defective boilers
Convention of colored citizens of Massa-
chusetts in the interest of the race called
for Oct. 16-Reception to Rev. Elmer
Hewitt of South Weymouth, Mass, upon
the occasion of his Goth birthday-Herd
of Jersey cattle in Shelburne, Mass,
badly infected with tuberculosis
Heavy frosts occurred in Massachusetts,
and Pennsylvania-Soldi who served
under Ezeta rioted at Salvador-Fjve
United States cruisers now at New YORK
Kansas Populists refuse to unite with
Democrats-Freight train derailed by
wind at Madison Junction, Wis. Half
of the French expedition to Madagascar
unfit for action-Austro-Ger group
made powerless by the change in the
| Austrian cabinet - Michael Davitt
sent funds from Australia to the
anti -Parnellites in London - Seven
persons burned to death on steamer
plying between London and Leith--
| Premier Salisbury evidently intends to
enter into closer friendship with the drei-
bund-Central Pacific intends to leave
the Union Pacific without direct conneo-
tion TO the Pacific coast--State Of Hill
nois may sue the Bell Telephone corpor-
alton for violation of federal and anti
trust laws-Americap Catholics In Wis
cousin and northern Michigan exhorted to
pray for the pope Sept. 20 or 22--Penn-
svlyanias insurance commissioner thinks
state supervision over insurance COM
panies should be more rigid.
Wednesday, Sept 10.
Additional racing between the Defender
and the Valkyrie out of the question:
DR.. Talmage may go to Washington as
Joint pastor with DR.. Sunderland-Oates
a sound money candidate ror senator III
Alabama-Treasury believes gold ex-
ports practically over for the autumn-
twenty-five governors at Chattanooga in
attendance on the military park dedica,
tion-Fall River (Mass.) manufacturers
will send no formal reply to weavers' de-
mands-Jefferson mills at Manchester,
N. H., closed down for an indefinite period
Assistant postmaster at Columbia
Falls, Me-, caught with decoy letters OF
} his person-Chief justice of Texas de
cided that there is no law there to pro
hibit prize fghting-Judge H. b. VIII
cox of Madison, Conn, killed by
train - Atlanta exposition formally
opened. Electric button at Gray
Gables, Mass, started machinery
Evacuation of Banes, most important
= fruit port on the northern coast of Cub'
: Old officers of Society of the Army O
, the Tennessee chosen - Omaha ponc'
| board contention decided in favor OF thu
: Anew York state Republican
nominated the old ticket and endorsed
l Morton for the presidency--Portlan'
: (Me.) police rolling up evidence IL
! the wholesale burglary case -
/. Western Ohio overrun by snails-
4 Traffic in Mexican cattle in Texas increas
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