The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-11-26
TIE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY, NOV. Is.

TWO burglars visited a South San
francisco hotel and during a struggle
with the proprietor which alarmed the
guests, one of the latter was shot in the
abdomen and another through the les
Mrs. Dahn, % years, was shot in the
hip at Philadelphia by a boarder, APP
parently insane, who afterwards killed
himself-Edward E. Jones shot him
self dead in New York and James
Young committed suicide at Mount
Holly, N. j., neither having an apparent
cause for seeking lf-destruction-
Leather betting manufacturers have de-
cided on a general advance of rs per
cent on the price of betting because the
duty on hides has caused a general ad-
vance In hides and leather in this coun-
try-Operatives in Eddy's wooden mill
in Fall River, Mass, have been granted
an advance of 10 per cent, while shoe
workers in Haverhill Mass, have suf-
fered cut-downs, some of them quite Sc
vere-New York police have made four
arrests in connection with the murder
of a church sexton upon evidence fur
nished by the killer who has been con-
yicted of killing policeman.
FRIDAY, NOV. 10.
Louis King, 80 years of age, was shot
dangerously by Paul Perry at Eustis,
Me-, as the outcome of long standing
feud-Ada Pinney, 16 years DID, died
of wound in the bladder resulting from
the accidental discharge of a gun at
Chester, Vt-Olive Sherman is on trial
at Cayuga, Ont, on a charge of poison
ing her husband to secure $1,000 of in
surance on his life-In a quarrel over
money, Henry Kamarrer fatal y injured
his father and killed himself-Police
commissioners of Manchester, N. H.
were called anarchists by speaker at
a meeting of prohibitionists-La
Blaisdell, Portland, Me-, hung himself
in a cell at Charestown, Mass, while
intoxicated-F. r. Ketcham a black
listed trainman, secured a verdict of
$21, 900 against the Northwestern rail-
road company at Chicago for preventing
him from securing employment-Child
of John Brown, Jonesville, N. Y, was
burned to death and three others fatally
by the explosion of a salVe which a ped
der was making on stove in the Brown
home-More citizens of BLOOMINGTON.
Ind, have been indicted for whitecap-
ping. J. Overton, 100 years old, ac-
cording to his own statement, and Mrs.
Mary Henderson, aged H. were married
at st. Joseph, MOI. A. Lind Mans
field, Mass, is suing his wifes parents,
!. E. Burbank and wife of Maiden, Mass
for $4,000 for causing her to leave him
Paul Perry of Eustis Me-, shot Louis
King, a neighbor, because upbraided for
his conduct towards the latter's wife
Competitor prisoners on their way
to New York-Eight persons were
killed in a panic at a performance in
Poland-Coomer & Wallis chair fac
tory at North Petersburg, VT, was
burned at a loss of S12,0O0-Henry
Kammarer shot his father and then
killed himself at Benton Harbor. Mich.
in a quarrel over money-Charles
Doherty, a laborer, was killed by a
sandstone cave at Miller's Falls, Mass
boston police have captured two
more of a gang of express thieves
County Commissioner Durfee, Fall
River, Mass, has been indicted for SELL
ing goods to the county contrary t6-law,
and ex-Rep esentative Bullock for an
alleged at mpt at bribery-George
and Homer Brewer, aged II and IS, re-
spectively, were drowned while skating
on Big Stone lake at Ortonville, MINI.
SATURDAY. NOV. 20
Charles Guiding of Worcester Mass,
25 years of age, fell from a freight car
at Putnam, Conn, and was beheaded
Coggins fell from aloft on the
schooner Emma McAdam at Calais, Me-,
and received injuries that may prove
Tecar, rs years, was
killed accidentally while cunning near
Rockland, Me-Medals for the mate,
cook and two seamen of Gloucester.
Mass, vessel have been received at
Washington from the British govern
ment in recognition of services rendered
the shipwrecked crew of British
steamer-Providenc barber named
Deamad was shot because he refused
his brother-in-law's request for money
&C. A. Randall of Salem, Mass, killed
hmself-Tammany Democracy of
New York has given $4,000 to relieve
suffering in Cuba and the same amount
for the poor of the metropois-Louise
Lafonde 2S years old, and believed to
belong in Montreal. committed suicide
in Boston hotel-Sixty of the stu
dents at Vassar college, Poughkeepsie.
N. Y, were made sick by eating bob
veal-Capin's .sardine factory at Booth
bay Harbor Me. was consumed by a
fire that caused damage to the extent
Of sos, 000--Four hundred square miles
of territory in Texas were swept by
prairie fire--Reported on very h Sh au-
thorty that President Mckinley will
tacitly approve the program for au-
tonomy or home rule for C3ba which
Spain now promises; also that tho presi-
dent will express the hope that the Gu
bans will not prelOns their war for COM
plete independence.
SUNDAY. NOV. 81.
Manuel Genoario, 81 years, stabbed
four occupants of q Gloucester vessel
at Boston during an attack of insanity,
and killed himself by slashing his throat
Davis, who gave 31Oo, 900 for
Baptist purposes during his life, is dead
at Fitchburg, Mass-Two burglars
were caught at Sandy Hook, Conn, by
\ posse of citizens who had been sum 1
moned by a burglar alarm-Ernest
Cornell was arrested at Oconomewoc,
Wis, charged with cutting the throat
Of his two children and gashing his
own throat. despite the prisoners at !
tempt to saddle the blame upon the lover ]
Of his wife-G. Z. Brown, Pawtucket,
r. l., took an overdose of laudanum 1
by mistake and did not recover
Spanish cabinet has decided to prohibit
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