The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-09-27

| turned to ST. Johns; Lleutenant Eeary
tells of hardships in the frozen north
Block island harbor, R. l., formally opened
-Somervlle (Mass,) police refused to
allow ball clubs to play for purse OF
money-Bond syndicate formally Gus
solved-Society of the Army of the Cum
berland will meet next year at Hockfora,
Ills-London bankers think new
Yankee bond issue unavoidable -
Tramps held up q dozen or more pedes-
trians and carful of passengers at Pitts
burg-M Massachusetts Populists initiated
the campaign and opened headquarters
Boston iron moulders likely to win In
their contest for eight hours and increased
wages-Friends of Henry F. Murray of
Lawrence, Mass, fear that he was foully
dealt with-The Gettysburg (Pa.) Elec-
trio Railway company in the hands OF
Observation-Disclosures (Mass.) voted not
to pay 30 cents a night for electric lights
American linen spinners at Fall River,
Mass, to go to work after five weeks Idle
| ness.
Monday, Sept. 20.
Yacht sunk at Kittery, (Me.) bridge
thought to have been the Juanita, and the
victims two Medford (Mass) young men.
Possibility that the craft is the Annie 3
of Amesbury Mass-London bankers
offer trophy for international yacht con-
tests-Sir George Newnes intends to
build cutter to compete for the Amer
ica's cup-Five boys and young men
drowned at Chicago-Only 81 arrests
made for Sunday violation of the excise
law in New York city--Commission OF
navigation making plans for protec-
ton of American seamen - Civil
authorities at Dallas will not interfere
with the Corbett- Fitzsimmons fight
Twenty-sx horses persisted in stable fire
at Campello, Mass-English athletes ex-
press admiration for the Yankees wonder
full work In the games at New York
Hovas routed by French troops near Spah-
inodri-Snowstorm causes great dam
age to fruit in vicinity of Denver-Lon-
don press praises the work of the New
York athletic team-Five members OF q
family killed by landslide in Canada
Schooner Lottie K Friend sunk by
schooner Sarah w. Lawrence in Delaware
bay-Louis E. Marshal, recently released
from prison at Honolulu, is on his way
to his home in Cambridge, Mass
r. w. Engle of Athol, Me-, committed
suicide in a Milwaukee hotel--Lumber
fire of 100000 at Fond du Lac, Wis.,
x-Congressman Stewart of Texas dead
- Manager Foote admits that Yale
wants game with Harvard--Old Colony
system changed from lett to right hand
system of running trains--Revolution in
political affairs in Uruguay feared--An-
son thinks Cleveland will win the pennant
\ -Springfeld won the Steinert cup in
baseball series with Providence - Dis
trict assembly 40. New York, threatens to
withdraw from the Knights of Labor.
Tuesday, Sept. "a.
Ethelwynn beat the Spruce in the first
Seawanhaka cup race--Mercury reached
o6o at Boston - Harry Wright, the
famous baseball manager, dying at At
lantic City-The new challenger for
the Americas cup will be SO feet
water line. and by name of Dis
tant Shore - Minister Ransom to
decide amount of damage sustained
by Mexicans from Guatemala -
Formal call to Washington extended to
DIR. -Accomplices Of French
spies arrested by German polce--Baron
Won Kiderlen-W aechter appointed Ger
man minister at Copenhagen-Professo
Pasteur suffering from paralysis OF the
legs--Minister DENLY directed to resume
negotiations with China regarding regu-
lations for foreigners travelling In tne
Flowery Kingdom--Shore end or new
cable laid to connect New York with
Hayti--Fall River, Mass, taken py
: First regiment, NJ. V. M--Hot Springs
Ark. had a s5O,UOO fire--Charies j. Pars
, low found guilty of manslaughter III caus
Z ing the death of James Cannon az
\ Boston - Dedication OF Nortnnele
I (Mass.) seminary's new gym
= Tornado ruined 100000 worth OF property
/ at Menominee. Mich-Chlld drowned II
! tub of water at Boston-North Atlan
n tic suadron puts to sea for ~ days eVoiu
tions-Mudgett, alias Holmes, pleaded
;, not guiltv of murder of Pitzel--
Rothschilds to buy American copper stool
4 -Drought situation at Cumberland
a Md. alarming-Ex-Com COMMANDMENTS Chic
g Iawler may run for governor of lllinol
e An electric locomotive easily started
"a train on an upgrade near Baltimore
,f Durrant. on trial for murder in pa
o. Francisco, will try to establish an air
Modified civil service to be appned |
n certain grades Of the consular service
AZ Prince OF Wales is said to be back OF the II
cent British challenge for the America
cup-Wealthy Chinese merchant OF "a
lose. Cal. offers $1,000 for an America
. son-in-law - Assistant United state
~ Treasurer Jordan declares that currenc
~ relief is expected soon, but by no bon
y issue.
IL Wednesday, Sept. 20.
10 Joseph Lambert, who has EVIDENT
Vi committed many rObberies, arrested
~ Fall River. Mass--Seizure at Bay Bull
iC n F.. of part of fares of Gloucester Mass
W schooners due to misunderstanding
gu Will of Mrs. Hope 5. Walker, late
III Bristol, r. l., to be contested--Woma
Us convicted OF arson escaped from Angus
- (Me.) insane asylum-Increased stee
" age rates eastward expected soon--D
az Griswold's second trial begun at Hartfol
On -Tuberculin strongly Endorsed by u
- United States Veterinarian assoclatlo
Ie Resignation of the receiver
~ the Northern Pacific railroad = Ne
III York exports last week were sos
- S9s--Friends of Oscar Wilde will pay b
,iI debts, amounting to Sl7,9o5--Russia mi
- send her Black sea squadron to the Goa
= of Asia Minor--English press apathe'
US, over the recent challenge for the Amerlca
els cup-Pittsburg Reduction company w
Oo' manufacture aluminium at Niagara ia
Chances for football game oetwe'
.yy Harvard and Yale this season seem RAIN
va slight-French cabinet urged TO estaDl
'nu an effective protectorate over Madagasc
ian Gold Withdrawals this week prooat