The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-10-15

lOlu an interviewer tnat the nope or
Irish unity grows day by day-Crews
on revenue cutters on Pacific struck
against reduction in pay to standard
proposed reduction in pay to standard
in vogue on Atlantic, and the order was
escinded-Provision dealer Of Bridge
port, Conn.,, swallowed two ounces of
carbolic acid and dled-Secretary
Longs estimate for the navy calls for
1872, 900, 00O-School teacher named
Ryder had his skull fracturedg5at Wav-
erly, n. Y, while playing ball@zAOne of
the Spanish commanders in Cuba Is
accused of killing smallpox patients ''to
shorten their ufferings"-Boy mis-
taken for squirrel was shot and killed
near Fort Edward, N. Y-Lysander
BATTLES, North Randolph, VT, was
crushed by the separator of a threshing
machine and died infwo hours-Mill
of New Bedford (Mass.) Paper company
was destroyed by fire, causing a loss Of
$40 00O-Merriam chair factory at
Westminster, Mass, was burned: loss,
$4,000.
MONDAY, OCT. II.
William De Peyster, Canton, o., whose
wife died of burns caused by her clothes
ignltihg from oil from a lamp, has been
arrested for Observation-Disclosures Todd
and Daniel Little quarrelled at Rich
mond, KY, ndsLitte is dying of knife
wounds-F. C. Libbey, shoe dealer in
Boston, shot himself morta1ly at his
home in Maiden Mass, on account of
i'll health-Three cottages and farm
buildings at Higgins beach, Me-, on the
Cape Elizabeth shore, were burned
Prince of Wales refuses to mediate for
a settlement of the engineers strike in
England-Virgil Winiehill blackmail-
ing policeman, was stripped of his badge
and locked up in New York city-Mary
Miller, II years, killed herself in New
York after being reprimanded by her
pmother-Frank Harty killed his
wife and wounded his mistress MORALLY
IN Cincinnati-In a collision between
an electric car and wagon at Baltimore,
Mrs. John Heinz Jr., was cut in two and
her husband and two children were in
jured-G. F. Robertgee, making his
first trip as a brakeman, was killed by
falling from car near Bridgeport, Conn
Big main burst in New York and
water did a great deal of damage dur
ing the five hours that it flowed
Ex-secretary of state in West Virginia
has been seven months paying into
the treasury $4,000 which he received
as fees-Drought in Kansas, Missc& i,
Nebraska and Arkansas has been broken
by a heavy rain-Whaling in the Arctic
the past season was failure-A cripple
killed w. G. Mall with a crutch at De-
troit-Weyler has permitted about $40
Cubans to return to the island-At a
labor meeting in Philadelphia Henry
George was called faker.
TUESDAY, OCT. IL.
Fire at French Lich, Ind, caused a loss
of $4,000. H. Colville, accused of
embezzling $500 from the Frank Locke
Liquor company of Boston, is under ar
rest in San Francisco-W. A. Trask
absconding teller of a bank at Walling
ford, Conn.,, has been arrested at Hall
fax-Martha Shannon, SO years, was
killed by a fall downstairs at Alton, NJ
H-Weavers at the worsted mill in
Clinton, Mass, have struck for an in
crease in wages---Jose Muller, h
wealthy Brooklyn merchant. accident
ally turned on the gas when retiring
Sunday night and was found dead Mon
day morning-Drought just broken in
the west never has been equalled in
the period-Baltimore' ball team has
won the Temple cup. S. Boynton,
Leominster Mass, through family
troubles or by reason of insanity, killed
his wife and then himself-New Bed
ford began the celebration Of its 5Oth
anniversary Monday-Mrs. Mack,
under indictment in New York for the
murder of William Guldensuppe, it is
said, has signified a willingness to
plead guilty to manslaughter in the
first degree-An amnesty decree has
been issued by General Weyler in the
interest of deported Cubans-Abra-
ham Aronotiich, 10 years, fell from
roof in Boston and was kiled-There
was a riot in Rome over the doubling and
trebling of the assessments on taxation,
one man being killed and several in
1ured-Mrs. Amos Bedding and daugh-
ter barely escaped from a burning
house at Williamstown, Mass-A. H.
Harris, Sc years, is dead at Chester,
Mass, from the effects Of swallowing
arsenic--Man was killed and 10 other
passengers hurt by an electric car going
over an embankment at Cedar Falls,
Ia-Two section hands were killed and
four others hurt by handcar dropping
from d DlAu6e dl olulclIll AOLlLlOiA'C'i
As feet high.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. Is.
E. F. German, Brockton, Mass, motor
man, was killed by locomotive-Ed
ward Griffin was burned, probably
fatally, at a fire in Leominster, Mass
f. C. Winnerberger, carriage painter, |
shot himself through the head at Quincy, |
Mass-Senator Tillman, South Car
DINA, is suffering from jaundice-
Three hundred miners at Soddy Tenn, |
are on strike for more wages-Ex-
Mayor Sheldon, Haverhill, Mass, has
been chosen to fill the vacancy on the
Democratic ticket caused by the re-
fusal of the nominee for auditor to stand |
-Four men were badly burned at
furnace in Youngstown, O-Eastern |
capitalists have paid $2,000,000 for the |
threshing works of the ]. l. Case com |
pany at Racine, Wis-Value of ex-
ports of breadstuffs, cotton mineral oil, |
cattle, hogs and provisions for nine |
months of this year is $52, 000, 900 greater |
than in 1S96-BaronKnopsk a Brazil |
ian, turned on the gas in New York |
house to kill himself because of financial |
losses, but his plan was frustrated
Mrs. o. E. Edwards, IS years, took poison |
and died at Corning, N. Y-At Long |
Valley, Colo, there was battle between |
settlers and shepherds in which three |