The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-09-06

abr Dad that Americas gold reserve will be
aintained--Neal of Chicago won the
international tennis championship
Boston capitalists interested in the de-
velopment Of tin mines in Virginia--Ex-
pense of the triennial conclave, knights
Templar, estimated at $75, 000--Secret
organization said to have been formed in
New York police department to raise a
corruption fund---DennSs J. Hawley ar
rested at Boston ON a charge of man.
slaughter-The Cottage City Mass. }
carnival season terminated with an
elaborate pyrotechnic display-Boston
and Maine conductors had their pay in
creased--Window glass manufacturers
agreed to advance wages Is per cent.
Monday, Sept. 2.
Throngs of visitors found their way on
board the United States cruisers in the
harbor atBoston Lord Dunraven will
ing to bet the Valkyrie that she will win
the cup--James H. Cannon accidentally
shot and killed by his roommate in a
lodging house at Observation-Disclosures
shock felt in New Jersey-Defender
given thorough overhauling and polish
ing in drydock-Death of Mrs. Mary
Ann Bush in Michigan at the age of liz
Sunday saloon closing law in New
York more successfully enforced-Irish-
Britons in Lawrence, Mass, to concentrate
their political nfuence-Nephew of
Breckenridge implicated in mysterious
murder in Central Observation-Disclosures
at Lake Angelina mines, Michigan,
in an ugly mood-Schooner Arthur
D. Story arrived at Gloucester, Mass,
with the body of Captain Joseph Ryan
INV r
Exeter, N. H., and fatally iniured-The
25th anniversary of the battle of Sedan
celebrated throughout Germany-New
mill to be built at Lonsdale R. Flight
of tug lines at Duluth resulted In the
sinking of a tugboat and death-Death
of Editor Edward A. Hill of Springfield,
Mass-Major Sylvester, prominent edi-
torial writer, died at Washington
Death of Fish Commissioner Mcdonald
Chinese Christians brutally harried
near Hing Hua-War in Ecuador draw
ing to a close-One italian fatally ana
several others seriously wounded in a gen.
eral fight at North Brookfield, Mass
Fruitless chase after the Connecticut
gorilla-Mystic Shrine meeting opened
at Nantasket Beach, Mass-North At
lantic squadron to take on smokeless
powder at Newport r. l.
Tuesday, Sept. 3.
Fifty persons were injured and score
perhaps fatally in a Coney Island rail
road accident London Times says Bal
tours statements gave deathblow to BIZ
metallists-Cholera raging in the gov
eminent of Volhynia, Russia-Socialists
de Felice and Barbato again elected to the
Italian chamber-Prince Bismarck re-
ported to have said that Sig. Crispi is in a
bad Emperor William showing
the greatest attention to the Earl of Ions
dale - Sultan will assent to es-
tablishing reforms in Armenia I'm
der certain onditions-Death of ex-
Senator Lewis of Virginia - German
American veterans given place of
honor in the Sedan celebration in Ber-
won first prize in the big
,hess tournament-Three persons badly
burned in an East Boston fre--Grand
procession of illuminated boats at The
Weirs, n. H-Lamplighter once turf |
hampton, sold at Sheepshead Bay for |
1900 Two rival labor bodies paraded
n Chicago - Niagara of Brunswick, |
Me-, won first prize at the hand |
'ngine play-out at Waltham, Mass
DR.. Griswold of Hartford got bondsmen
md released from jail-Vermont fire. |
Jug sentenced to four years imprison-
nent at hard labor-Mgr. Satolli, after |
,eing made cardinal, to remain in Amer |
ca with the title of pro delegate apostilico |
New lieutenant governor Of Manitoba |
expected to help settle the school troubles |
Open water affords good prospect of |
oearys relief vessel reaching it's destina-
ion.
Wednesday, Sept 4.
Harvard observers able to take fine OBJ
ervations of the total eclipse of the moon
New York steam vessels in great de-
nand for the cup races-Peary steamer
Kite reached HolSteinburg July 27-
Jew York state Democracy rejected the
live branch held out by Tammany Hall
expected to keep treasury
eserve good until gold exports cease
Burglars broke into two banks at Oak
and, Me-, but failed to get into the safes
The porte's communication regarding |
lew Armenian organization not satisfac-
DRY to England - England ready to
ecognze BraziPs claim to Trinidad
cruiser reported to have seized
everal Newfoundland fishing schooners
of Police Captain Michael Mer-
lex of division IL, BostOn-Miss Minnie
hutchinson of Bridgewater, Mass, mys-
eriously isappeared-Dr. Donald Dodge
as spy by the Spanish in Cuba
.Woman's Relief corps to convene at
louisville Sept. 13-Opening of the
Bay State fair at Worcester-Grange
arade at the Maine state fair at Lewis
on -Vermont state fair opened at Bur
of the New Hampshire
eterans' encampment at The Weirs--
teamer Baronmore burned at sea-
'rench subjects in French Guiana liable
Q revolt-Mayor OF Spring Valley, Ills,
ldicted for abetting a mob - Hon.
ames White, treasurer of Williams col
,ge, dead-American and British sail
RS bruised one another in Montevideo-
amnesty and land distributions will &C
Italy's celebration - Federal
curt at Seattle, Wash, decided against
he receivers of the Northern Pacific Rail-
Dad cOnIpany-F'ire destroyed the oil
lothing factory of l.. d. Lathrop at
Gloucester, Mass - Police Captain
Iichael Merrick of division IL, Boston,
led of heart failure. He was born in
Ire, so years ago.