The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-10-01
THURSDAY. SEPT. %.

LnOlOmeW MaSSe has been chC sen VICE
president of the Cuban republic anC
General Gomez minister of war
Furnace and range men and sheet iror
workers have struck in Brooklyn to helI
cornice makers secure an adv ance Ct 81
cents a day-Aleged conspirators
against the government of Nicaragua
are being subject to arrest--Presiden
Mckinney and wife, and members of the
cabinet We're greeted royalty on the oc-
casion of their visit to North Adams,
Mass. in response to the invita- on OF
w. B. Plunkett-By the bursting of a
big fyWheel in a rubber factory al ProVi-
dence the engineer was cut in two, an
other man was killed and the employees
were overcome by a panic-In the Opin-
Ion of the captain of a revenue cutter of
the Behring sea fleet the situation on the
Yukon river this winter will be very
serious matter because the limited sup
ply of food will result in much suffering
and starvation-The eX-chicf of police
al City of Mexico confessed that. being
great admrer of President Diaz, he
suggested the killing of Arroyo, who as
saulted the Mexican eXecutive--Henry
G. Blake and Joseph M. Hardy, confed-
crates in the kidnapping of little Johnny
Conway at Albany, were sentenced to IA
years and four months Imprisonment
at hard labor-Two hundred hands
were made idle by the burning of the
works of the Youngstown (O.) Bridge
company-Two passengers suffering
from yellow fever reached New York on
steamer from Central America-The
commander ana eight of the crew of a
German torpedo boat went down with
the craft when she capsized
FRIDAY, SEPT. "a.
Business men of Warner, N. H., are
talking of prosecuting Concord firms
which had exhibits and sold goods at
the grange fair on the ground that they
violated the law relating to bankrupt"
and fire and water" sales-John
Hazard of New York filled his pockets
with stones and drowned himself at
Poughkeepsie, N. Y--Judge Kilgore.
who achieved a national reputation by
kicking open door during the turmoil
in the house of representatives over the
Reed rules, is dead-Freshet has made
100000 destitute in China and damaged
property to the extent of $1,000 OO0-
Edward Leach was frightfully burned at
Clinton, Mass, by fire which he kindled
outside a railroad shanty communicating
with the tructure-Charles Mead of
I.ewisboro, N. Y, was killed by James
Kelley, his nln-law-Politica horo-
scope in Haytl becoming cloudy, and
predicted tha% before long scenes of a
few years ago will be repeated-Marv
Burns, a massage operator in New York,
who has been forced to work hard for
her living for several years. has fallen
heir to $4,000 left by an aunt in Scot
land-Los Angeles, CAL physician pro-
poses to demonstrate the falsity of the
current theory of disease by submitting
to introduction into his own system of
most virulent germs known to bacteriol-
ogists-Four young men are thought
to have been drowned near RucksDort
Me-. as the boat they occupied has been
found rlogged-During a dispute |
about proposed marriage, Josiah Ste +
vens of Baltimore dangerously wounded |
his son for slapping his daughters face.
and then tried to kill himself when he
realized his act-Ammunition wagon |
exploded in Roumania killing four
soldiers injuring II others and destroy
ing eight hOrses-Joseph Cameron,
Providence r. l., peddler, after break
ing his leg in a desperate encounter with
a robber, had his skull fractured and
was robbed of $35-Uneasy feeling
prevails in Madrid over attitude of the
United States toward Cuban trouble
Korkman named Manuello was torn to
pieces in a stone crusher at North Co
hasset, Mass-Bainbridg o., was de-
by fire started by boys with
and two lives were lost.
SATURDAY, SEPT. rs.
Samuel Hague, Brockton, Mass, was
given two years and six months by a
judge on Matchmaking charge
Langtry, the actress, is going
from London to California to be mar
ried to Prince Esterhazy-A.C C. Lewis,
Washington, killed himself on account
of business troubles-Arrest of boy OF
10 by Berlin police unravels a mystery
concerning a series of fires started in
1S95-Ve lasquez, late head of the po-
lice department in City of Mexico, killed
himself in prison, where he had been
awaiting trial for completely in the kill
ing Of the assailant of President Diaz-
Thomas Cooney, painter of steeples and
was beheaded by a car from
which he was driven while the train was
in mction-A correspondent at Vienna
says Il learn from a reliable source |
that the Vienna cabinet would immedi- |
ately intervene in the event of conflict |
between Spain and the United States"
r-old boy was killed and |
seven tiremen hurt by horses running |
away with an engine at Montreal-In-
formation comes from a reliable source |
that the platform committee of Tam
many hall may yet indorse the Chicago |
platform.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 26.
Aeronaut James Allen, father of four
balloonsts, died of pneumonia in Provi- |
at Phillips Exeter |
academy at Exeter, N. H, have sub |
scribed $1,000 for support of football .
Moore Avery, socialist |
agitator, was fined $40 in Boston for |
sidewalk during delivery of |
speech in Boston-Nellie Brown, who /
from Belfast, Me-, five years
age, and for whom a headstone has been .
placed in cemetery in that city, writes
to her mother that she is married in /
esota-Whole state of Maine eX-
perienced earthquake shock-During .
absence of their mother at a dance three
children were burned to death near
Ala, and parent will be
punished for murder under Alabama
statute-F l. Bailey fell from a Bos-
ton car and died of conclusion of the
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