The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-11-26

sissippl encroaching gradually upon its
territory-By the explosion of a gas
oline tank at Lowville, N. Y, two men
were burned fatally and four others
were injured badly-Nellie Harbon, q
years of age, after hearing from hel
husband whom she had thought to
be dead, burst a blood vessel and died
at her home in outh OF
II killed two brothers at a dance il
Moultrie Ga-Florentine Moser Will
iamsburg, N. Y, became insane over the
Death of a CHI Id and killed herself
Boy of 16 shot his stepfather twice at
Mendon, N. Y, having taken his
mothers part in a quarrel--Malignan
diphthera caused the death of the wife
and five children of William Meyer, Eliz-
abeth, N. J-Pieced five dollar bills are
in circulation in Boston, the operation
of preparing requiring IA bills in order
that the swindler may realize profit
of $5-New treaty of arbitration be-
! tween this country and Great Britain
! is being negot ated-Boston's contri-
button to the Greek relief fund amounted
to $8S59-Hanging of John O'Neil for
the murder of Mrs. McCloud has been
set for Jan. Russia has made de-
mand upon Turkey to pay the arrearages
of the 1877 indemnity.
MONDAY. NOV. %.
A Kansas City gripman was shot in the
groin and the conductor was hit In the
breast by a masked negro who tried to
hold up a CARD. M. Tower, 80 years
persisted with his house at Redfield
Corner, Me-, Saturday night-Patrick
Davey 81 years, was killed by 1llumin-
ating gas in his room in Providence
officer Foley was terribly beaten by
man named Kelly at Dover, N. H-Fire
at Melbourne Australia, caused dam
age of $4,000, 000-Florence Coonley,
Port Richmond, N. Y, cut her throat
while in a fit of melancholy over her
mothers death-Lorenzo Gullitillo
was stabbed to death on a street in New
York by Dominick Cesaro-Church
floor in Cleveland collapsed and 500 peo
pie fell seven feet, only three of them
being njured-Watson tannery at
Wiliamsport, Pa, was burned by an in
cendiary causing a loss of $4,000 and
rendering 100 men idle-YelloW fever
has broken out at the fort in Pensacola,
Fla-In a collision in Baltimore, due to
a violation of orders, one motorman was
killed and another died in half an hour
Thieves found $4,000 in a barrel in the
tenement of Margaret Keegan of Chi
cago, who had no faith in the solvency
Of banks-Judge Nelson, federal judge
for the Massachusetts district, died at
his home in WorceSter-John Earl,
shoe repairer, was murdered in his shop
at Ligomer, Ind-Two men were con-
sumed with a stable at Bethany, Mo
Antoine Solmonie was shot in the alb
domen while acting as peacemaker be-
tween two men in Boston-William
Koran killed Allen Gritty at Goshen, o
Mrs. Trigg lost her life trying to save
her 1O-year-old daughter-Charles
Schofire shot Louis Lieberman fatally
at wedding feast in New York.
TUESDAY, NOV. %.
o. w. Fletcher, prominent merchant of
North Chester, VT, hanged himself in
his store while deranged by sickness
Ernest Churchill, Weld, Me-, slipped
while carrying a loaded gun and shot
himself in the neck-Horse driven by
John Brown was struck at a crossing
in Dover, N. H., and killed, the driver
escaping with bruises-Mrs. George
Moretti, fashionable dressmaker in New
York with two aliases, has been ar
rested for stealing jewelry from a woman
who had employed her-Counterfeit of
the silver certificate, series of 1891, has
been discovered-David Loring, Au-
burn, Me, has celebrated his hundredth
birthday-Two men were killed and
several hurt by the explosion of two
boilers at Rochester, N. Y-The en-
cashier and the ex-teller of the South
Bethlehem National bank were sentenced
at Philadelphia to Imprisonment for six
years and half for embezzling $50, 900
leader, three majors, 16 Off
GERS and $50 men have surrendered
John Borsman was injured fatally at
crossing in Claypool, Ind, and his wife
and child were killed-By the will of |
Eliza Collins, widow of Jeren iah Col |
Inns of BrOokline, Mass, the home for
aged couples will receive $4,000: home |
for aged women, $4,000; Perkins insti- |
tuition for the blind, $4,000; Massachusetts |
charitable ear and eye infirmary, $4,000; |
Society for the Proven |
ton of Cruelty TO Animals, $15 900; home !
for aged men, $40 000-Fourteen moon
sinners were arrested in the mountains |
of Arkansas-Russia has paid $40 900 |
to the owners of two Canadian vessels
seized illegally for sealing in the Behring
sea five years ago-Twenty Armenian
asters struck against a cut-down in a
Lynn (Mass.) shoe factory-Assi slant
Postmaster General Merritt has issued
an order stating that 1t is not permissible
10 write upon third or fourth class mail
natter or its wrapper, or to print or
write upon second-class matter or its
wrapper directions relative to delivery
Mrs. Booth has been ordained an
evangelical minister by her husband,
Booth, commander of the
olunteers--Competit crew released
~ the Spanish authorities has reached
New York-Dr. John Hatch, Ossipee,
Y. H, whose wife was found dead on
Sept. H. has been arrested on the charge
IF murdeT.
WEDNESDAY, NOV "a
BY the will of Colonel e. S. Nutter of
Concord N. H.. the orphans home at
the orphans home at Franklin,
he old ladies' home at Concord, the
Margaret Pi sbury hospital at Concord
md the Congregational church at Barn
stead will each receive 31000-Eddy-
stone Manufacturing company of Phila-
lelphia was fined $1,000 for importing a
,alico engraver from Germany-One
nan and two girls were killed by an ex-