The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-09-13

hl1llDall, missing from t1dNcIlllil' 4n"oo''
Thought to have entered the army--ln-
dependent commission to investigate the
attacks on American missions at
Ku-Cheng
Monday. sept. o.
Belief general that the Defender Will
get three straight victories over the Val
kyrie-German governments prosecu-
ton of Socialist paper has reactionary
effects Steamer Noordland, New York
for Antwerp ran aground-Business
part of Liverpool. N. s., burned. Loss,
| S12O, OOO-Two thousand deaths daily
from cholera in Pekin-Fire causes SS2o''
| 900 loss in Amsterdam, n. Y-Destruc'
tive wind and rain storm passed over EN-
poria. Kan-Weavers at New Bedford,
Mass, prepare a line of action-Many
charitable requests in the will of Mrs.
| Elizabeth T. Eldredge of Newton, Mass
Mysterious disappearance of George w
Troftter of Newtonville, Mass-Young
man, recently married, hanged himself at
Providence-Twog girls seriously injured
by jumping from an electric car at Grove
| land. Mass - Collision between the
steamers Longfellow and Portland in Bos-
ton harbor-No truth in reported death
of General Maxine Gomez-Dr. w. "A.
| Ziemann of the union general hospital,
South Boston, assaulted and seriously
| iniured--The fire in the Osceola (M1ch.)
mine thought to have been incendiary
Thirty-five men persisted Twenty five
persons injured In railroad accident on
Kansas City and Fort Scott road--Steam-
ship St. Louis formally accepted by the
government for the mail service -
John Callahan and Daniel Develin
drowned off Ocean Pier--Two thousand
deaths daily in China from cholera
Treasury at Kingston, jam, to pay up the
Nicaraguan indemnity to British claim
ants--Death of Representative George
D. Chamberlain of Cambridge, Mass
agitation in Germany growing out OF
the emperor's attack upon the Socialists
Dynamite explosion killed five and
injured three at Dubuque, la -
Motorman arrested at Springfield, Mass,
for passing counterfeit silver dollars
Two Naugatuck Comm girls come to
Boston and isappear-Cycllst Wlnder,
who is touring the coast and border-llne OF
the United States on wager, arrived In
Boston-Boston police inclined to think
Mabel Doyle of Neponset was murdered
Lord Dunraven disappointed over the
result of the first race for Americas cup
President Lane says cotton crop
will not exceed 100000 bales
A record of 81 miles an hour made by
Baltimore's big electric locomotive-Dr.
Edward H. Burnette of New York caught
cancer from patient, and both at death S
door-Dr. Orlando E. Bradford, the es-
caped counterfeiter arrested in New York
by secret service men-Socialist Labor
party dominates NJ T. Berry of Haverhill,
Mass. for congress--Rev. Delmere Croft
closed a pastorate of between two and
three wears with the Park Street Baptist
church, South birmingham, Mass, by de-
livering a farewell sermon--Rev Dr
Francis L. Robbins of Philadelphia fell
downstairs at his summer home in Green
field, Mass, breaking his left wrist and
badly bruising his head and body--The
18th anniversary of the conservation OF st
: Patrick's church, Lowell, Mass, was eel
! ebrated, Rev. Fathers Gleason, Burke
and Leonard officiating.
Tuesday, Sept. 10.
An autopsy disclosed the fact that Mabel
DOYLE came to her death by drowning
Charles H. Parks lumber yards in Union
City, Conn, partially destroyed by lire
7. s. Clapp's pulp mill, below Shows
, Falls, Paris, Me-, burned. Loss, $4,000; nc
nsurance--Nicholas Drew of Durham
| N III 80 49,
-Ex-Governor Herbert Ladd, chairman
of the Rhode Island state house commits
sion. announces that ground for the new
state house will be broken on Smiths hill
a in Provid snce. inside of the next five days
Western crop movements lighter thai
=. last year - British battleship Majestic
d damaged by grounding at Spithead, Ems
--Seyeral fatalities due to lightning II
New York state--National Line Steam
L shin company to be eorganized--Germa'
l. and British steamship companies Will al
n vance steerage rates--Striking miners o
y Ishpeming Mich, again threaten troubt
u New Whisky trust preparing for oper
II ations at Peoria, Ills-National confer
e ence of colored men to be held at Detroit
" Sept IL - Brooklyn schools may b
l. closed on account of insufficient approprl
y ations-Floods in India carried ava
k bridges and cut off Geographic commun
c cation--Kaiser thanked his subjects 70
o their loyal greetings during the Seda
IS dav celebrations Frederick Il. Couder
= denies that he has been offered place o
1t the supreme court bench-America
s secret society making dynamite bombs
'r Hong Kong intended to destroy the HI
1t waiian government buildings-Bernar
la Fay. years old, drowned while sailing
ID toy boat in Hospital pond, Providence.
- "Wednesday, sept. IL.
10 Valkyrie won the second cup race, bU
- is protested - Parade of naval veteran
le the feature of Louisville encampment-
e, Object of South Carolina constitutions
20 convention to diSfranchise as man
r negroes as possible - Governor Nj
j. Kinlev declares the tariff to be the issue
he the next presidential campaign-Josep
- Clark seriously assaulted at Lowell, Ma
IN Baltimore and Ohio railroad bougl
Al the Valley railroad for 5000, OO0-Han
N ~ ilton mills operatives at Amesbury, Mass
IL threaten to strike-Brass molders
:. Boston demand 81 a day and abolition
~ the niece system-United States Urea
Iu urer Morgan Is ON a 10 days vacation
az az which he will spend with his family
10 Saratoga and at his home in BridgepoI
u Conn = Miss Otelia Malone, daughu
IN of ex-senator Malone, was married
" ~ Asheville, n G., to William L. McGi
-, son Of wealthy tobaccOnist of Peter
Ie burg. Va-Dick D Brien and Mike Sea
Nv Of Lewiston, Me, were arrested at Prov
y, dence for brutally assaulting tralne
u Both men were released on bail
~ British sealer seized by U. 5. 5. Rush
Snai,, will send no more soldiers to Cul