The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-08-21

MaSS--NeW England RepuDl1canS ex-
pee ted, 1t Is said, to contribute 100000
to campaign fund-St. Mary's Catholic
church, Beverly, Mass, burned; three
firemen were injured-Three prisoners
escaped from the county Jail at Lowell,
Mass--The Neel brothers defeated
Huvey and Hobart in tennis doubles at
Narragansett Pier, r. l - Chairman
Hanna says that all batteries are to
open Sept General A. W. Greedy
admires Nansen's rugged pluck, but
differs with him, as he believes there is
land at the pole-Senator Sherman,
Senator elect Foraker and Hon. s. l..
Woodford opened the Republican cam
paign in Ohio with speeches at Columbus
Bryan retired to Irvington- on-the-
Hudson for a rest-Patrolman Charles
p. Kelley of Boston placed on the honor
list for the arrest of three men at once
injunction granted to protect the
Thomas G. Plant company at Lynn,
Mass-Ida and Rooster won in Corin-
THAN Yacht club race-Six hundred en-
ployes of the Adams Express company
In New York city struck--Call issued
for Massachusetts Prohibition state
convention to be held Sept 8.
MONDAY, AUG. II.
Kansas gold standard Democrats will
name a separate electoral ticket
Firemen killed while responding to an
alarm in Buffalo-New York druggist
wanted to blow up Fifth Avenue hotel
Military and naval sentences remit
ted to save expense of imprisonment
Betting on Mckinley now 219 to /
French consul and Russian commander
at Canea instructed to protect Cretan
Christians--German naval maneuvers
carried out without hitch-Germany
seeking means to fight Standard Oil
monopoly-Two balloonists killed in
the west-Pennsylvani bankers urged
to deposit their holdings of gold in
United States treasury--Four thou
sand men in Buenos Ayres struck for an
eight-hour working day-Corbett will
go into training at Asbury park, N. j.,
to prepare for his fight with Tom Shar-
Notwithstanding British postal en-
ploye arrested on arriving at Boston
Opening of Methodist camp meeting at
Cottage City, Mass-Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Barrymore arrived in New York
from Europe-Man who killed Senior
Malta Gillian of Valparaiso says he did
1t in self -defense-Twenty-s cy-
clists arrested at West Haven, Conn, for
riding along a narrow path, close to u
trolley track-Councilman Goggins' sa-
loon at New Haven raided by police and
Secretary Thrasher Of the State Law and
Order League, and two truck loads OF
liquor nfiscated-Spanish gunboat or
American man-of-war patrolling coast
of Brunswick (Ga) customs district.
TUESDAY, AUG. IS.
More than 40 states will be represented
at the Democratic gold standard con-
vention at Indianapolis-B.C c. Sprague
of Attleboro, Mass, missing-Several
Fall River (Mass.) mills started up
again after the shutdown-Painters
strike in New York a failure-Death
Of George Ropes, we'll known Boston
merchant-More Spanish troops to eni-
bark for Cuba next week-Four MEM
bers of the presidents cabinet have
visited him at Gray Gables since Satur-
day - Wagon load Of dynamite ex-
plodeds near Lancaster. Pa, killing three
men-Stanton Abbott bested by Nc
Partland in An eight-round boxing bout
A Montreal man robbed of $1,000
worth of jewelry at Old Orchard, Me-
Nationalist demonstration in Belfast
caused a serious riot-Dynamitar
Thomas Devany liberated from Port
land (Eng.) prison-Pickets represent
ing strikers continue to follow up nom
union employees of Plant factory, Lynn,
Mass--Maine Silver Democrats to make
a still hunt during gubernatorial election
adjustment of the Moore failure
progresses slowly-Sealers il the Ber-
nd Eoh a this
Attac,i on Nationalists led to rioting in
Belfast-Storms of extraordinary vio-
lence reported from the west-H. P.
Robinovich of Boston accused of coun-
terfeiting cigar trademarks-Bids for
New York city gold bonds disappoint-
ingly low-During the disturbances in
Cuba all our naval vessels will be kept
in commission-Harry Brothers of
Swampscott, Mass, accidentally shot
near Phillips beach at that place
Boston tax rate is $3.50 on $1,000, instead
of $3.50, as for the last three years
Thomas Devany, one of the Irish dynna-
miters, who, in Edinburgh Is years ago,
was sentenced to penal servitude for life,
was released from Portland prison
The residence of Frederick Faulkner, a
W oolen manufacturer, at Lowell Mass,
was destroyed by fire; loss 500, 600
Annual encampment of the National
Guard of Vermont began at Camp Colo
mel Webb, near Burlington.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10.
One man killed and one badly hurt by
collapse of new freight station of the
New England railroad at South Boston
Cochran replied to Candi-
date Bryan in strong speech upholding
the gold standard-Ohio delegates to
Democratic convention at Indianapolis,
1t is said, will make fight for endorse
ment of Mckinley - Senior Canovas
says Spain will make no claim against
United States--Candidate Bryan de-
MES explicitly that he was ever employed
by mine owners to deliver speeches.
Platt's men won in New York city Re-
publican primaries - Professor F.
Nicholas Crouch, author of Kathleen
died at Portland, Me
Canadian crop outlook discouraging-
Mass, voted to appropriate
$50, 900 for current expenses - Their
fell 40 degrees in Nebraska in
As hours-New York police force needs