The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-20

6dlQ anu tSuIleT won III CllCult
meet at Waverly, N. J-Portsmouth :
IN. HI carnival in homer of the North
Atlantic squadron was great success
Albert Bial president of Roster &
Bal coruoration, New York died
Kansas Popuiats to abandon free silver
and other cardinal p.incip. s-Pacer
Star Pointer low cred his r, cord to 2:0l ia
at Fort Erie, Ont-John r. Gentry
paced a mile in 2:06 IL On half-mile
q 4ck at GloversYille, N. Y-Boston
Merchants protest against paying pre-
llium on goods imported thEc ugh CANADA
-Virginians oppose invitation to G..
A. r. to meet n KickmC nd---Albert l..
King, the fam us tenor died-Carllsle
urges Gold Democrats tC make nomlna-
tions-The body CT i ON hWang Son,
the Korean statesman, cGemated at
Washington.
MONDAY, AUG. 16.
Prince E2nii d 'Orleans wounded twice
in duel with the Count of Turin in France
Another prol ably fatal stehbing af-
fray in BARRIERS alley, at the NJ nth End,
Boston,. ghtl.ng caused $4,000 fire
in Newport, Ii. lightning destroyed
the old LarlIin Trull place in Tewsbury,
Mass-Quiet among the striking coal
miners of the Pirtsburg district--Big
fire in Baltimore damage $500 900
! Spanish Assassin "Golli'' tried by court
martial-One thousand men start
from Victoria, B. c., for the Klondyke
gold fl lds-Sudden death of Mrs. Eu-
gene Tompkins of Boston on her hus-
bands yacht at ROckland, Meter
rible race riot in Little Rock, Ark; three
killed and three Wounded-Prctes sent
to ameer Of Afghanistan and English
troops MISUNDERSTANDING Keane
denies newspaper reports concerning
himself and the Catholic church-As-
soclate Justice Field has served one day
longer than did Chief Justice Marshall
Resignation of Captain General
Weyler denied at Havana-Otis w
Smith lowered bicycle record from Bos-
ton to Springfield and return-Cana-
dams depressed by the defeat of the
Glencairn; many believe Mono will
bring the cup back to the States-Dis-
ruption of the Progressive Democratic
league of New York city-New York
merchants pleased with the success of
their reduced rate ticket sale scheme
Possibility of an normous cotton crop
figured up by an expert statistician-
Receiver asked for American Legion of
Honor-Hundreds turned away at the
great state bath-house at Crescent
Beach Mass-Boston Central Labor
union votes against restriction of immi-
grafton and exclusion of anarchists
Consul General Goodnow accuses Sena-
tor Washburn of persecution-Fug
tive president of Continental Life Insur-
ance company returns to his home in
Hartford to die-Plan to induce Ma
guire and ~ Eyck to enter the N E. A. |
r. A. regatta labor day
TUESDAY, AUG. II.
The Marblehead Corinthan Yacht club |
observed ladies day-The Glencairn
won the second race in the Seawanhaka I
cup series at MCntreal-Another squirt |
in the wheat market leaves prices in the
wheat market about 1 1-2 cents higher
Cushman. aged 10, of Lincoln, |
VT, who was found dead in a pasture, |
died from attempted abortion; Smith .
Davis, her lover wanted by the police;
he confessed to his uncle-There is q
belief that the 10 per cent discriminating
duty will be decided against the Can
adam Pacific - Rigby parks cortland
Me) open races won by Town Lady and
onopole-Assistant Secretary Roose-
welt issues instructions for manoeuvers
Of the Atlantic fieet-Secretary Sher-
man wants reciprocity with France
Eckels has decided to accept
the presidency of the new Colonial Trust
exciting day in the coal
miners str e-Albert Lambert a
prisoner at station ,, Boston. committed
suicide-Hazletcn (Fa.) miners to the
number of $500 join the str.ke-James
T. Caldwell of AshmCnt, Mass, is held
for the grand jury on a charge of po-
LaWrs nee of North
Mass. TO run for congress-
Six-day bicycle race at Charles River
park Boston. begun with Is starters
The International Fire Engineers as
ISOLATION opened its convention in New
Haven--The executive committee of
the National Silver Republican party
have been appointed-Them men wanted
for the Bridgeport, Conn. murder were
seen near Richmond, Mass-Cc MINER
cial travellers will soon be able to buy
on Western roads-Can-
adam government viii establish tee-
graphic connections with the Klondyke
Bankers association met
in Detrot-Prince Henry dOrleans
Y ]
of CanCvas sentenced to
and Ten Eyck may
meet in the Labor day regatta of the
n E. a, r. A.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. Is.
The GlenCairn won the third of the
Seawanhaka cup races a Montreal
The great Utica mines at Angels, Cal,
are on ffre-Waller and Barnaby are
led for first place in the six-day bicycle
'ace at Boston-The annual conference
Of the American Bankers association
opened in DetrOit-The Duke and
Duchess of York arrived in Dublin
Insurance Commissioner Merrill has
asked that a receiver be appointed for the
Massachusetts, Benefit Life association
Wood of Seattle, Wash, mar
'owly escaps lynching at the hands of
| mob of excited miners-The White
House floors have been strengthened by
ron girders-Great scarcity of seals
eported from the Boring sea-Con-
yention of wholesale liquor dealers in
New York-No clew as yet to the Reed
murder at North Adams, Mass-Child
in Albany and held for ransom
battleship Yashima said to
re the fastest in the world-Depart