The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-09-10
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY, SEPT. 2.


iege-President Seth Low has been
nominated as mayor of Greater New
York. machine Republicans are ready
TO oppose him-Strke of the coal min
ers likely to last several weeks longer
Japan after the Nicaragua canal-Re-
markable falling off of immigration into
the United States-Price of clothing
likely to go up on account of tariff
Burlington (Vt) police think they have
one of the Nichols murderers-The
United States charged with acting in
bad faith in Boring sea matters Re
newed activity of Cuban filibusterers
Spain to make an enormous claim for
damages-No extra session of congress
TO ratify Hawaiian treaty--San Fran
cisco police think they have a notorious
bank swindler-Silver men of three
parties in Nebraska ready to unite
Midsummer burglaries discovered by
householders returning from seashore
Governor of Iowa told of the law
against discrimination in insurance leg
islation-Increase in Parnellites eX-
pected in British parliament-Bay
State Beneficiary association of West
field to be examined a second time
Henry Mathou, a well known banker
and promoter of several gigantic
schemes in Central America, failed for
over s., 00O 0OO-The public debt is in
creasing--Witnesses in the Chicago
murder case testify as to the use of
potash in the factory of the defendant
Possibility of a compromise of the
miners Strike in the Pittsburg district.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 8.
Woe in a Hadley, Mass, household over
the appearance of c. W. Franklin
of West Springfield, who was to have
been married to Lucy Marsh last We'd
pesday afternoon-Strike in Davis &
Farnum's foundry in Waltham, Mass,
declared off; firm has won-F'ield's
Corner (Boston) station broken into and
$50 and some railroad tickets stolen
Boston's registration list shows a loss
of 12,401 from IL months ago-Largest
number of passengers ever received
reached Boston on steamer Canada
Kew York Democrats agree on basis
for compromise-No conclusion reached
by miners advisory board-Woman
killd and man ypersons hurt by car on
New York railroad jumping track
German government will demand from
France an explanation of the Meline
Observation-Disclosures in Cuba worried
over Woodford's mission-Herman
Sachs of Kilinsworth. Conn, arrested,
charged with the murder of Bertrand L.
Hotchkiss-Preside Andrews will
soon announce his decision on request
Of the corporation of Brown university
New York woman accused Of making
a practice of killing infants-Fall
River (Mass) councilman held for grand
jury for accepting bribe-Bay State
Beneficiary association of Westfield may
have a receiver
SATURDAY, SEPT. 4.
President of Chicago's Taxpayers De-
Tense association claims that the Pull
man Car company pays 100000 less
taxes than it should-United Gas I'm
provement company of Philadelphia Of
fers TO lease the city's gas system for 80
years for $37, 100000 and other consider
ations-Governmen will save $4,000
per year on new postal card contract
-Dingleys paper thinks section % of
tariff law will be construed as intended
Notice of the temporary suspension
of the discriminating duty of no slgnif-
cance-Brewers' contention against
the dollar tax declared by gCvernme mt
officials to be useless--Ohio Wool
Growers association declare that wool
is not sufficiently protected by the Ding
ley bill-Super .nterdent of mails of
Louisville secures injunction restrain
ing pcstoffice department from remov-
ing him-Argentin seeking flour from
Canada-Mutilated bodies of three
victims of the Alps avalanche found
Several German soldiers killed by the
falling of a portoon bridge-Idahos
anti-gambling law declared unconsti-
tutional and nearly all of the states
laws may be in the same condition
Affairs of the Massachusetts Benefit Life
association will be wound up, assets be-
ing about $500, O00-C. w. Caryl proposes
to incorporate company with capital
of S10,000,0 900 to engage in all kinds of
productive industry-The Rev. Justin
Fulton of Boston says attempt being
made to have catechism taught after
school hours in every public school
Body of beautiful woman, naked and
frightfully mutilated, nose and ears
missing, and skull smashed in, found in
river Seine, with words tattooed on back:
sI,ong Live Poland, Death to Traitors
lee 80 cents pound at Dawson City
Tea gone up nearly cents a pound
through rigid spection-Another in
function against miners in West Vir-
ginia, minister who held services at
GIenwood, Colo, caused dozen or more
deaths-End of miners strike in sight
as operators offer approved by miners
board-C. M. Charnley of Chicago, ac-
cused of stealing $4,000 of Presbyterian
funds. wanted by surety company.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 5.
T. B. Parker. Jr., and wife of New
York were drowned while boating in
the Adirondacks-Bos police located
the room oc, upied by house thief and
found $4,000 worth of clothing and jewelry
Girl at the Luetgert trial in Chicago
testified to seeing prisoner and wife
enter factory on the night of disappear
ance-By the explosion of natural gas
at Broad Ripple, Ind, seven persons
were killed, 81 injured and one building
wrecked-Chili proposes to reduce ex-
penses by curtailing naval armament
Through the arrest of Henry Heimber-
her of Philadelphia the police unealth
a counterfeiters den where $10-dollar
bills were turned out-Several mayors
In Cuba deposed by Weyler, and a num-
her of prisoners falsely accused released
W. ]. Bryan declares that joy over
the increase in price of wheat is evidence
of too little money in the land. N.
Harris black sheep of a respected famlly