The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-10-15
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY, OCT. Z.

body. When found the child was al
most devoured-Chicago is destined to
nave cheap beer for time and beer
light thrown into the bargain-Mrs
Murphy, living on a farm near Blng-
hamton, N. Y, was bound by an en-
ploye and robbed of $1000-Fire loss
Tor September in the United States was
1000. and $50, 413,70O for the year up
to Oct. because he was refused a
ride, drunken Thomas Feeley, Stowe,
Mass, discharged a revolver at f.. j.
Buttrick and wife, the ball grazing the
latter-President Mckinley will not
interfere in the contest in New York or
an any other city and state elections,
particularly where there are factional
tights--Missourt Is suffering, with
Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Nebraska
and Arkansas, from severe drought
Gardner and George Piper are under ar
rest at Brunswick, Me-, on suspicion of
having killed Elijah Anderson with
stones--Collapse of a pyrite mine in
Newfoundland caused the death of three
men-Spanish cabinet has voted to
give autonomy, but to go ahead with the
campaign against the insurgents-By
burning of a cottage connected with in
dustrial school in Plankington, s. D.,
seven girls lost their lives-Damage
to the extent of $50, 900 was caused by
a fire in Chicago in which a man and
several horses were burned to death
Detroit's opera house was destroyed by
fire.
FRIDAY, OCT. 8.
Pay Of the militia on duty at Hazleton
Pa, from Sept II to Oct. 4 amounts to
$94 ,245-Louis and Leon Cholad were
killed by foul air in a mine at Beaver
Meadow, PA. A. Prescott, Foxboro,
Mass, was robbed of $1,000 in checks
and $500 in bills at the fair in Brockton
Mass-Block of granite weighing 40
tons killed William Mckay of Quincy
Mass, at a quarry in Rockland Me
Five fierce IS nearly killed Catherine
Hughes of New York when she entered
the house of a fancier to visit-Uni-
versal adoption of eight-hour day is
predicted by President eompers of the
Federation of Labor-Spanish Yolun-
teers marched along the streets of Ha-
Vana, crying: Death to the United
States! Long live Spain! Long live
General Weyler! Death to the traitors!"
Patrick Conway, man of bad repute,
shot his brother during a quarrel eight
miles from Plattsburgh, N. Y-Thieves
got away with $4,000 from a bank at
Morganfield, KY, during the absence of
the employees at dinner-Horton Ed
redge, 16 years of age, shot at a man who
was with his mother at Harwich, Mass,
and then killed himself-Washingt
police have recovered the revolver with
which Guiteau shot President Garfield.
~ which 6iGo
after the trial-E. B. Gibson, believed
to be one of the keenest chaps in the
country, is under arrest in New York on
a charge of uttering bogus checks in pay
ment Of board at hotels-Among papers
found in counterfeiters' den in Boston
was a compact in which three persons
bound themselves to engage In the BUSH
ness and to work for mutual protection
in the event of trouble---Poopie in Ar
Kansas have to haul water 20 miles. and
the drought Is so severe that they are
holding meetings and praying for rain
Mora Harris lover her stepfather
and a physician have fed from Jack
sonville, Ills. to escape arrest for caus-
ing her death by an abortion-Jennie
Russell horsewhipped Margaret Dono-
van in New York for having her dis
cndTSGu lIOtIl d uIeSStIldhlIB GSIdDllSn-
ment.
SATURDAY, OCT. 9.
Joseph Kelly, IL years, was wound
about a shafting at Middletown, Conn,
and frightfully njured-Owing to ex-
haustive character Of the work, there
was a number of suicides among the
troops of the Bavarian army during the
visit of the German emperor at Austria
Death of Mary Moore, wife of a
New York detective, supposed to have
been due to heart failure, is feared to
have been caused by wound inflicted
with a carving knife-Chicago woman
named O'Connell killed herself with
poison because her husband eloped with
another after drawing $500 from a bank
Futvose, division superinten-
dent of the Central Vermont road at ST.
Johns, killed himself by shooting
Mary Hochmeister, domestic at New
port, r. l., has been arrested for steal
ing from houses where she had been en-
ployed-Dull business has resulted in
the dismissal of rs employees from the
iron works at fremont, Mass-Dory
James Doucett and Eugene
Burke of Gloucester, Mass, capsized
on Grand Banks and the men were
drowned-James Rice, said to be a
prominent citizen Of Denver, Colo, has
been arrested in Boston on a charge of
grand arceny-Pacing team record
was lowered to 2:08 by John R. Gentry
Coughlin was killed at Bel
mont, Mass, by a locomotive-Man
in Rotterdam, Holland, confesses to
killing IA wives, any number Of children
and his parents-Ninety persons were
killed and 300 injured by typhoon at
Toxic.
SUNDAY, OCT. 10.
William Bennett, 20 years DID, was
killed at Quincy, Mass. by the break
ing of a capstan bar while helping to
move a buildinE-A. ]. Miller was ar
rested in Boston on a charge of embez-
zling $4,000 from the Boston Realty and
Trust company-City engineer of Fall
River, Mass, thinks it will cost ST. 455, 45S
to abolish grade crossings there-Three
women were chloroformed by burglars
at Central Falls, r. -Four highway
men assaulted and robbed a resident Of
Lynn, Mass-Snow fell in various parts
of anitoba-Patrick O'Callaghan, a
teamster at Charlestown, Mass, was
thrown from wagon and broke his neck
manufacturers at Brockton,
Mass, say that the sole fasteners strike
is a failure-For neglecting to build
car sheds as provided for by a legislative
act, the Consolidated railroad officials