The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-11-05

streets OF New Ork and accompanied tt
a hotel-Mrs. Edward Stowell, 5;
years, hung herself at Northampton
Mass-Scott Kirby, Harvard, Mass
was killed by an electric while asleep or
the track-Patrick Donohue, Black,
stone, Mass, fell beneath a train in ct.
tempting to steal a ride to Hartford and
was killed-Walter Houghton stole
$4,000 in a money order package at the
postoffice in Cheyenne, Wyo., but re-
turned all but $500 after his arrest
Letta Day. employed in the office of the
SeWell Day Cordage company of Boston
! Is charged with the larceny Of $120 from
the company safe-Two prisoners es-
capped from the Concord reformatory
although they were to be released in
| Decem ber-Cotton oil mill in Atlanta
was burned, the loss being estimated at
$l17 ,0OO--Joseph Clough, Auburn, Me-,
died suddenly, and foul play is suspected
john Mcintosh, a well known con-
tractor OF Sellarton, N. g., committed
suicide-Charles Bonn, 20 years, was
drowned at Providence-Boys cele-
brating halloween at Fort Branch, Ind,
started a fire which destroyed the Odd
Fellows hall, the Fort Branch Times
office, six business houses and several
dwellings, including the chief business
buildings of the town. Total loss, $780,
OC0--City Marshal Stems shot and in
stantly killed Jason Miller, prominent
farmer-trader, at Midway, KY for re-
sisting arrest-Tannery of John j. Cur
tbs at Ludlow, Pa, was destroyed by a
fire which for time threatened the town
Police of Warwick r. l., raided
hno thp11oao md n 10
OF stolen goods and made four arrests of
supposed thieves.
TUESDAY. NOV. 2.
Burglars secured $500 from a registered
letter and $3.50 in currency at the post
office in Smithfield, Va-Bills have
been introduced in the Georgia legisla-
ture to suppress football ON account of
the death of university player
Giuseppe PiCarado was shot dead on the
street in New York by a man unknown
Frederick Tero was given three
months Imprisonment at Whitman,
Mass for placing stones on the rails so
as to wreck an electric car in charge of a
motorman with whom the accused had
had trouble-F'rank Hayward, brake
man, was killed near Waterville Me-,
by falling from a car-Israel Balch
Amesbury, Mass, was robbed of $500 by
three hig'hWaymen in Haverhill while on
his way to a bank to discharge a mort
gage-F. G. Bakers bank at Burling-
ton, Ont, was robbed of $4,000, dynamite
being used upon the Solicitations
governments interest in the Union Pa
cific road has been acquired by eastern
capitalists on payment of $5S 065, 100
after our best chiefs and 10000 per-
sons have been wantonly assassinated
by Weyler we will not offend their
memory by surrendering to autonomy"
say the leaders of the Cuban revolution
While resisting neighbours attempt
to rob him. Nathan Stark Mercer, Mex,
was shot and kiled-Henry Thomp-
son, lamplighter in Providence, was hit
by locomotive and killed-Five hun
bred arrests have been made in Vene-
zuela because of the discovery of a revo-
plot-Francis McNulty, CO u
Ter of the American Express company II
New Orleans, committed suicide while
deirious from yellow fever-Detached !
electric wire killed Mary Elcho, a girl, !
in STANDARDIZATION have been sent |
into all parts of Harper county, Kan, |
asking all who would stand for law and |
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attend monster temperance rally, and |
to organize for the purpose of wiping out
the liquor joints-Guards who were
a grain storehouse at New |
barn, Va, killed. John Tcagles, the new
ly appointed postmaster, who was leav- |
ing with bag of whcat-A fellow Civ |
ing his name as Walter Damon attempt
ed to rob c. w. Carman, business man of |
(No onri1 crp in r. 4
was overpowered and held until the po-
lice arrived.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8.
Twelve We're killed by the explosion
Of black powder at Victor, Colo
Adrial Young killed himself near Har-
risville, r. flames Hill, wife MUIR
derer, was killed at Arrow Road. Mo-,
while resisting arrest-Three-y ear-old |
son of Robert Marshall, Dover, N. r.,
set fire to a bed and burned himself so
badly that he died-Four bank robbers
1verpowered the Lawrence county, S.
D., jailer, outraged his wife and escaped
to the hills-Weavers of the fremont
vorsted mills at Methuen, Mass, have
been granted an increase in wages
Thirteen firemen were burned by an
explosion Of benzine at a fire in Phila-
P. Bowker, wanted at
Maiden, Mass, for horse stealing, and
1T other places, is doing time in the
New Hampshire state prison-Post-
master Jordan, Denver, took morphine
pills in mistake for cathartic pellets, al d
lied from the effects-Edward Hamil-
on, bank employee at Worcester, Mass,
killed his wife and child and fatally
wounded another child and himself,
while suffering from insanity-Five
men were wounded MORALLY at Frank
ort, KY, in a riot-Hiphtheria is
spreading alarmingly at Lewiston, Me.
Child of G. w. Head, Sullivan, N.
T., was killed by the discharge of
run which a neighbor picked up think
ng that it was not loaded-W. c.
7. union at Buffalo has passed reso-
utions declaring the seventh command
nent the only christian way with deal
ng with vice; insisting on an educa-
ional instead of sex text for elective
franchise; opposing all laws which, by
license, taxing or otherwise provide for
he sale of liquor as a beverage; declar-
ng for determined agitation against
atrocities.
1897 NUVhMbhh. 1877