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


a few changes in the baseball playing
code---LeWlston baseball club wants tC
be admitted to the New England league
Organizer of Philippine rebellion
eXecuted-Boom in industries in Ger.
many since McKinley's election-Non'
union dockmen in Hamburg threatening
to strike-Fire in Brooklyn; loss, 800,
0O0-Agreement of the powers for en-
forcement of reforms in Turkey almost
complete a Spanish prime minister
Canovas del Castillo, has confidence in
Cleveland and Olney-Fire in Post
office block in Amesbury, Mass, does
$4,000 damage-Reported fatality at
fire near Claremont N. IA $3.50
fire at Clinton, Mass-Stephen Mar
shall's fine country house in Westches-
ter, N. Y, destroyed by fire-Hundreds
of people at Manchester, Conn, become
slaves of the cocaine habit-General
John Meredith Read died of pneumonia
in Paris-knights of Labor are prepar-
ing for a silver campaign in 1900 -
Funeral of Kate Field in San Francisco
Street Railway Magnate Yerkes to
quit Chicago-EX-D District Attorney
Morse of MiddleseX county, Mass, dead
Thousands enjoy the skating on
Boston's many ponds-Adams Express
company to operate on New England
road after Jan. Funeral in South
Boston of John Ray an old member of
fire department-Uni States Sena-
tor Smith of New Jersey not in favor
of more revenue--Bangor Me, excited
over the discovery of tuberculosis among
cattle-Atlas National bank of Chi
cago decides to retire from business
Desperate Mat Shea captured in Bos-
ton and taken to Clinton, Mass, for
trial-Suicde of Otto Wasmansdorff
banker. at Chicago-Apostolic Dele
gate Martinelli welcomed to New Eng
land at Worcester, Mass--Overcoats
of two Salem (Ma,ss.) miniters stolen
while they were preaching large
furniture house of Julius Lansburg at
Washington was destroyed by fire. Loss
will amount to about 5000, 000-Ohio
division of the United Mine Workers of
America will ask for an increase of pay
LANES r. Francisco died at fremont,
o., in the SOD year of his age. He was
one of the oldest railway engineers in the
country-Charles s. Campbell, a Middle
street grocer at Portland. Me, made an
assignment-Amide Lendeaux of West
bI Ook, years old, drank a cup of
potash that his mother had prepared for
her own use. He will die-The kitchen
of Mayor Green's house at Woonsocket,
r. l., wrecked by explosion of water
heater-Thousands of suffering inhab-
itants of the Azore island appeal to
America for aid
TUESDAY, DEC. 90
Ways and means committee began
hearings TO producers on new tariff regu-
lation--Dr. Conaty given testimonial
banquet by citizens of Worcester
Mass meeting at Boston to protest
as ainst discharge of 800 strikers by West
End mpany--Trial of Charles A.
Wales accused of attempting to burn
Goddard seminary begun at Montpelier,
Vt.-Body of David Blakely exhumed
at Bradford. VT. by life insurance COM
panies, who are not satisfied as to cause
Of his death--Funeral of George o. Car
penter at Boston.--T. c. Plat says he
does not want New York senatorship-
LacOnia IN. H Car company assigns
Wages of Lynn (Mass) shoe opera
tives cut Is to 20 per cent--M. Clemen |
ceau, French statesman seriously ILL
Chinese government decides to angIicize |
natives-Buffalo race meeting trans |
ferred to Fort Erie, Ont, where betting
is Misunderstanding of American Eco |
nomic association convenes at Baltimore
Total number killed in Birmingham
(AlaD bridge accident 24-President |
and cabinet decide to foreclose Pacific
railroad ages--lsaac Zuker !
wealthy real estate dealer, convicted of
arson at New York-Six-day bicycle
race begins at ington--Secretary
of State DIN and Spanish minister De
LONE agree on proposition to be sub
United to congress for settlement of
Cuban war--Belief mong Cubans that |
Maceo is not dead---Julio Sanguilly SELL
fenced to Imprisonment for life at
for a receiver in Kansas |
decided in favor of the Santa Fe road /
british steamer Volo lest on southern
coast of Swcden-Dr. Swan of Slough |
ton. Mass, Weds Miss Storms of Bangor, |
Me-A Milford (Ct) priest held for trial
Oh charge of mbezzlement--Dim Saw /.
ings oank Of Chicago will probably fol- /
low the Atlas into dation--Boston |
college students produce Richard IL" .
without a WOman's role in the cast-A /
alderman proposes a subway
in Harvard square-"SpiEle" Sullivan |.
defeats Jerry Marshall in New York
Creditors OF the late Austin Corbln es- .
tate decide 20 syndicate its collateral
Nortwicks, prominent
paper manufacturers of the west car
ried down by bank failures and obliged .
to dispose of their property.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 80.
Conference of Faneuil hall committee .
and President Little of the West End .
street railroad at Boston -- John o. /
Patten and the wife of DR. p w. Roberts /
have left Bath, Me-, breaking up two .
families j. A. Burden, a New
ork society leader robbed on Fifth .
and means committee
gives hearing on the cotton schedule
plant burned out in Newark,
N. ]. Loss, G0O-The long threat
sned split in Tammany hall takes place
million dollar paper trade fail
lre in Chicago-Gladsto celebrates
his S7th irthday-Genera Weyler on
his way back to Havana-Rebels de-
feated in several engagements in the
Philippines--New York woman to wed .
the king of a South sea cannibal island
Annual convention of the American
Society of Naturalists at Boston
Comm farmer attempts to
Differ up a burnt sacrifice of himself and
shortage of priests in the Bos-