The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-11-22

while trying to save her child-Nova
Scotia gold mines sold by sheriff for 5000
- Howard Gould returned from his
yachting campaign in Great Britain
-Woburn won from Stoneham In the
New England Polo league tourney
New York cab drivers strike ended
Dishonest servants robbed the Sears resi-
dence at Groton, Mass. but the property
was ecovered-Poore, Towne 81 Co,
wholesale paints and drugs, Boston, as
signed Boston merchants dissatisfied
with Secretary Morton's action regarding
the export of Canadian cattle - Yale
News defends the morality of the college
Militiamen called out to help collect
taxes in an Ontario Thirteen
participants in the Spring Valley (llls.l
race war onvicted-Mate John Mitchell
suspected of killing Captain John Knight
of the lighter Ajax at New York-Colt
divorce case settled by a compromise.
Monday, Nov. 1s.
Gar suggests to the kaiser trio Of
powers Ii Englands demands regarding
Turkey are carried too far-Necessity Of
a new bond issue during the winter adj
mitted at the treasury forest
fire raging near Santa Rosa, CAL; $4,000
acres burned over-One thousand New
York housesmiths struck, stopping work
on 20 buildings-Uniform electric sys.
tenn proposed for New York city-Sui-
eide of Arthur Dacre and his wife, Eng
fish actors--Eection Of e. p Ripley as
president of Atchison railroad indicated
--Rev. James f. Albion of Fitch
burg, Mass, accepted a call to the
First Parish church, Maiden. Mass
A Portland (Me.o woman, oncs bello OK
the city, who disappeared 20 years ago, re-
turned, an outcast--Hermit found dead
in his hut at Brewer, Ma Wisconsin
farmer arrested in Worcester, Mass. on
a charge Of polysamy - Lieutenant
Charles'B. McCausland of the Brookline
Mass police department diod from in
juries received In being thrown from his
bicycle Brazi1 will mot %arbitrate the
ownership Of the island Of Trinidade---
Fiftleth anniversary of Frst Baptist
church, Ponacook, N! GERMAN Cath
Ollie priest murdered at Bushberg, Mo
Burglar Sambrel Narris visited his house
catching him-V Venezuelan revolutioniss
leaders aptured-Sunday school of the
First Baptist church, Neponset Boston,
celebrated it's 9th anniversary-The 20
year-old daughter Of Belmont IN. H.
man charged with the murder of her child
There will not be general shutting
down of mills at Olneyville, r. boy
burglars captured in Cambridge, Mass.
Tuesday, Nov. 10.
New York Yacht club appointed COM
mittee to act on Dunraven's charges
Speaker Reeds committees practically
ompleted-Supremo court decided con-
tract between Union Pacific and Western
Union to be null and void-Hugh T.
German sentenced to 20 years in state
prison for breaking and entering in Mel.
rose, Mass - Stopeham (Mass.) shoe
operatives strike ended-Initiative and
referendum adopted in X. of L. legislation
Twenty thousand men idle in New
York on account of housesmiths'
strike - Paying teller of Phila-
delphia Trust company disappeared
River Neva, Russia, over its banks--Bel-
gian Liberals generally defeated in the
elections SIX president Harrison denies
that Ne is a observation-disclosures Mani
toba ashore at Beach Haven, N. j
Negro laborers shot to death by whites at
Moss Bluffs, Fla--Forty-eight men OF
the British warship Edgar drowned
Widow of Rev. DR.. Edward Beecher died at
Angelica, N. Y-George Washington's
will at Fairfax county courthouse. Va
Workmen while cleaning out an old drain
in East Hampton, Conn, recently found 81
snakes of different kinds in it-The
business of the Rockville Comm wooden
mills continues to be quiet, and there are
no encouraging prospects for tho winter
Old Maine fishermen say there are
more sea fowl flying around the islandsson
the coast this fall than any fall previous
since 1S4O-N New Hampshire has 6Ocreanl,
eries-Any person may become mem
Der by sending cents to a new church
which is being built at Surrey, Me
Citizens of Troy, n. Y, protest against
Armenian massacres - Supply Of Pc
troleum in this country said to DO de-
creasing gradually - Interstate com
merce commission. will ask congress for
more power Senator Thurston resigned
as attorney for the Union Pacific railroad
-Effort of the German govern mont In
its repressive policy seems almost success
ful-Lawyer Shoemaker, counsel for
Holmes, arrested on the charge Of perjury.
1t is reported that Pitezel, Holmes ac-
complete, is still alive.
Wednesday, Nov. go.
Lord Salisbury makes public letter
from the sultan, begging him to make
spsech to offset his previous address
Rev. Frank Hyatt Smith declared insane
by his family physician and counsel; mo-
ton in harmony with this phase of the
case filed--Cashier of the bank of Merida,
Mex, embezzler of S., oO0--Reorganiza-
ton of the New Hampshire Trust com
Maine to receive her
Christening gift At Portland, No next
Tuesday-Two negroes shot dead by a
body Of men at Henderson, Ky-Gun
casting officials acquitted Of the charge of
attempting to defraud the government
Three persons suspected Of being mill
thieves arrested at Lewiston, Ma
strong organization for maintenance of
railroad freight rates formed at
last - Tramps frightened q child
to death at Biddeford, Me -
Fast mail train on the New York Cen
trail railroad was wrecked near Rome.
n. Y; two men killed-Thirty thou
sand ba re of crude naphtha destroyed at
Whiting, 4nd-Gloucester Mass mack
erel season a failure-Methodist will
continue missionary Work in Bulgaria -
Speculation in theater tickets declared
unlawful in Ohio-Telephon war of
rates being waged in North Carolina