The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-11-12

| naturalization frauds-W. A. Thomp-
son, in custody at New Haven on a
charge of embezzlement, is represented
in dispatch from Doncannon, Pa, to be
"a cOnsummate fraud and clever sWind-
ler."
TUESDAY, NOV. 9.
Five Philadelphia women were ar
rest I'd on the charge of conspiring to in
jure the business of shirtmakers and
with assaulting employees who desired to
continue at work-The Worlds CO.
lumbar Exposition company must in
demnify French exhibitors for the losses
they sustained during the fire at the fair,
federal judge rules-Eugene Marion
IS years, killed himself at Southington,
COnn-DaVid Gowerie, Hamilton, Ont
has a claim for $4,000 against the Span
ish government for the Imprisonment
of his son in Cuba for no charge-Louis
Carron, Nashua, N. H., was almost killed
in an encounter with vicious horse,
being saved by the interference Of his
son, who killed the animal with two
blows of an aX--Maines state prison
at Thomaston is so full that temporary
hunks have been set UP - Cecilia
Downey, 10 years old, was burned fatally
at Blackstone, Mass, by her dress catch
ing fire from stoVe-Dctermined eff
forts are to Ie made to succor the crews
of the whaling vessels imprisoned in the
ice in the Arctic-Denver has a new
ordinance fixing fee of $1,000 for cigaret
dea ,ers-TimOthy Griffin, Holyoke.
Mass, after writing a note in which he
asked his mothers forgiveness and adj
vised his brother against drinking, in
flicted fatal injuries upon himself in all
attempt at suicide by strangulation in
the Jail at ngfeld-Backbone of
yellow fever at New Orleans is broken
Two men and a girl lost their lives in
a fire in a bakery at Hot Springs, Ark
-Benjamin Hum and son have been
sentenced to life imprisonment at Glad
win, Mich, for killing Curtice Wright
Paris merchant named Dreyfus in
duced his wife to agree to die with him
because he had lost in investme hts, and
the parents and three children were suf-
located by charcoal Frank
Smith caused the death of Joseph
Sprin ger with a shovel in New York in
a quarrel about wages-AldCrman
Ludolph. Chicago, was killed by a train
while on the way to a meeting.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10.
Burglars secured $1,000 in cash and
valuables from a safe in the house of c.
II. Berry, Pennington, N. H-ItaliGn
laborers on contract work at New Bed
ford have struck on account of a dis
pute over hOurs-Knitters employed
by the British Hosiery company, Thorn
ton r. l.. are on strike for an increase
in Wages---Young man named Harvey
Graham was arrested in Providence for
pilfering from the rooms of students at
Brown un.versity-The striking spin
ners in the factory of Chase & Son in |
Webster, Mass, have nearly all returned |
to work. although demands were not |
hotel keepers at Varna |
Ont, named Elliott, quarrelled, and the |
dispute ended in a case of fratricide-
--ichael Nicholas, laborer was killed by |
a cavern near Newark, N. j., and Angelo |
Juliano was injured fatally. H. |
Mooney and wife and M. D. Rooney were |
asphyXiated by Illuminating gas in San |
Francisco-Rev. w. J. Viole, Presby-
terrain clergyman, killed himself at Los
Cal, by hooting-During a
family quarrel, Charles Gelbarth, Phila-
delphia, shot and fatally wounded his
Frederick Fritz, Sr., and |
son, and then shot himself in the head
Burke was burned fatally and |
Bertha Ingles injured terribly by the
bursting of gas generator In a hosiery
factory at Piqua, O-Vermont Tele-
graph and Telephone company has been
bought by the New England company
Of Boston, the price paid being $50, 900
Below and his sister are dead
at Dixon. Cal, from drinking poisoned
governor has been ap-
pealed to for help in keeping coolies from
taking the places of striking miners in
hat state -Catherine Sullivan, 20 years
Of age, di I'd of starvation at Cambridge
of valuable books
that were stolen in New York were found
In the shop of a secondhand dealer
named Ralph Whittle, who was placed
under arTest-Judge Vincent has re-
tired from the Luetgert case in Chicago
or business reasons-New York Herald
Is authority for the report that Mrs.
Mack has confessed to the murder of
iuldensuppe with Thorn, whose trial is