The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-09-24

THURSDAY. SEPT. 16.

arrested on a womanS complaint that
they swindled her out of $14O0-Charles
Cummiskey, with many aliases, no.
torious bank robber, is under arrest in
Brooklyn-Complete paralysis of he
shipbuiding industry in England has
been caused by the shipwrights uni Ing
with the engineers in their strike
The Spanish war department is con-
centrating 5000 troops, with the intention
of Immediately sending them as rem
forcements to Cuba-Family trouble S
caused Eugene Mckinney of Sou h
Amherst Mass, to kill himself with a
gun-There was a great demonstra-
ton by students at Brown university
when President Andrews stepped to thu
Iectern to speak-Postmaste Gen
eral Gary has become convinced of both
the wisdom and the utility of postal
savings institutions, and has decided to
have a bill prepared providing for their
establishment and to recommend its
passage by congress-Five lawless in
dividuals were hanged by mob at In
dianapolis, Ind.
FRIDAY, SEPT. II.
Bridget Hayes, Newburgh On. y
domestic, aged about 40, was found in a
bathroom, where her body was taken
after she had been assaulted and killed
Royal circles in Austria Hungary
are scandalized by the reported mar
riage of the heir presumptive to the
throne TO a middle class Woman-A
Boston newsbOy was fatally and acct
dentally stabbed while skylarking with
companions an artery in the groin being
severed-A WindstOrm at Fort Wayne,
Ind. caused bricks to injure three men
fatally-Iouise Michel, the French
anarchist. was expelled from Belgium
sOil-Labor leaders in HazletOn, Pa
want The military Withdrawn because
their presence OVeraWes the men and
aids the anies--"Arbitratio Sc
sured by law, the elimination by law
of government by injunction, will secure
the only just and satisfactory remedy
for the growing troubles between la Dor
and capital" said w. J. Bryan at SedoIia.
MO-TheTe is a scarcity of meat and
milk in HaVana-Minnie Harris Of East
Providence vas fatally burned, probably
by sulphuric acid, in a jeWelry estab-
lishment.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 49,
George WedgewOod, Pitts9eld. N. H,
was impaled on a wagon shaft while rid
ing BICYCLE and killed-American or
.ders for foreign wool in London cannot
be filled, so great is the demand-Rus-
sian peasants are ruined for several
years by the drought, and this years
shortage in wheat is likely to be felt
in 1S9S-a military post is to be es-
&ablished in Alaska by the federal gov
ernment-Three girls named Howard
were burned to death in their home at
Chatham, Ont, and their mother and
two brothers were seriously injured
Calculated that 1000 Chinese were
smuggled into the United States through
a conspiracy at Port Townsend, Wash |
Man and a boy were arrested al Val |
paraiso, Ind, for counterfeiting cur
rency--G. J. Bunday, Chicago lawyer, |
and his wife swallowed morphine be-
cause isurday's father refused to re- 7
ceive them, but fatal effects ensued only |
in the case of the man-WagCn passed !
over the body of John McNott of Lynn
Mass and caused probably fatal in
juries-Amer;can plasterers are want |
ed in Liverpool, Eng, owing to the |
scarcity of home labor-School room |
is scarce in New York city, and the de- |
barred children search ash barrels for |
the exercises of the fortunate scholars |
so that they, too, may learn-One |
thousand employees in BrocktOn (Mass.) |
shoe shops are on strike, some for an
increase in pay and others against a
duction-Councima Frank Hoag |
Fall River, Mass, has been held for thu |
grand jury on a bribery charge in con
nection with desks for a school-In |
Providence Joseph Lamont, 40 years of |
age. was heheaded by a freight loco
motive Stockholders of the Bank of
to coll Ill,
policy in maintaining the reserve be
entered upon as proposed-In a speech |
at Worcester. Mass, Thursday, on the
unequal distribution of wealth, Senator
Hoar said he did not mean to imply that
we are not to resist with all the force of
the tate the unequal and unjust distli-
button of wealth, but the cure of this
evil will be found in the lawful and not
in the unlawful ocesses-thrOugh the
purity Of our courts and legislation, h
Influence of the school and of the church
p. Magenis, chief deputy col
lector of internal revenue under Col
lector Gill of Massachusetts, has sent in
his resigna ton, to take effect Oct. i
Barrios. who tried to be dictator of
has been forced to take to
the woods because of a revolution.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 10.
A tunnel between Ireland and Scot
land is talked Cf-The Duchess of
Marlboro daughter of w. K. Vanderbilt,
has given birth to a son--Masked
robbers appeared in a Chicago bank
after closing hours, covered the book
keeper with revolvers and carried of
Gaylord and Mrs. Burn
ham, with whom he boarded at Elmira,
n. Y. were found dead from revolver
wounds. and there is doubt whether it
is a case of double murder or suicide
Boston sloop was sunk off Newport and
q man drowned-Ae ronaut J. X. Allen
Of Providence had thrilling experience
in his balloon in a storm in the vicinity
Of the White mountains-There was a
great demonstration of socialists in New
York city Saturday night over the kill
ing of miners at Lattimer, Pa, one of
the banners reading: IAN the butch
srs are not IN Cuba; we have Weylers
at home"-Old rumors have been re-
vived in England that Queen Victoria
shows a strong leaning toward the Ro-
man Catholic church-As a result of a
1uarrel between women in the Italian
colony in Providence a man and a
woman sustained mortal wounds, and I