The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-10-27
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Notable Events of the Week Brief,
and TerseIy Told.

Five persons were Killed in hight be
| tween Americans and MeXicans at Naco
| A. T., border town.
The United States consul at Panama
| reports an instruction there and the
proclamation of martial law.
General Castro, the Venezuelan insur
gent general. has entered Caracas, and
no more fighting is expected.
William p. Lord of Oregon has been
appointed minister to Argentina, succeed.
ing w. S. Buchanan, resigned.
Disrespectful persons mutilated the
noses and hands of the new statues in
Berlin of seven of Emperor William
ancestors.
Monday, Oct. 23.
A statue of the late Senator Vance will
soon be unveiled in Raleigh.
General Andrade, the deposed presi-
dent of Venezuela, has fled to Trinidad.
f. Tennyson Nicely, a New York city
book publisher, failed for 1888, 531. His
assets are $414,739.
Mounted Policeman Matthew Faulds
of the New York force was thrown from
his horse and instantly killed.
By the advice of his physician Admiral
Dewey has cancelled his engagements in
Atlanta, Philadelphia and other points.
An appeal has been issued for funds
for the erection of a permanent Dewey
arch in New York city. One million dol
lars will be required.
Five men were swept from a narrow
footwalk on the Brooklyn Elevated rail
road by a passenger whose body project
ed from the steps of train. One was
killed, and another may die.
Saturday. Oct. FL.
A sepOy outbreak is reported from
British Burma
Serious riots are reported from Prague
and other cities in Bohemia.
Secretary Hay was formally notified
of the assent of Great Britain to the
Alaskan modus vivendi.
A posse near st. Annes, Miss, burned
at the stake a negro who had confessed
to the murder of a whole family.
A dispatch from Vienna announces
the death of Colonel Schneider, former
Austrian military attache in Paris and
prominently connected with the Dreyfus
case.
Two hundred and thirty persons near
Toledo, Spain, have been attacked with
a disease believed to be the bubonic
plague. Five new cases and three deaths
were reported at Oporto.
Friday, Oct. 20.
The yellow fever epidemic has nearly
subsidized in Key West.
DR.. John A. Dowie, Chicago's "divine
healer" was mobbed by medical students.
Mrs. Mary G.. Mears of Albany was
elected president of the State Assembly
of Mothers.
Fifty thousand dollars were stolen from
the Caribou Hydraulic company's safe at
Ashcroft, B. G.
Chief Justice of the United States Su
preme Court and Mrs. Fuller and Justice
Brewer returned from Europe
Acting Indian Agent Nicholson, at San
Carlos, A. T., reported that the threaten
ed Indian outbreak had been averted.
The American Bridge company, with
SGT 100000 capital, was reported under
organization at Pittsburg, to control 90
per cent of the output.
Thursday, Oct. 10.
Admiral Dewey promised to visit Phil
adelphia on Oct. 81 and Nov. 1.
Lord Mayor Talon of Dublin and John
Redmond NJ. F., arrived ON the Majestic.
Storms have done much damage and
caused some loss of life in southern Italy.
EX-Speaker Thomas B. Reed was ad-
mitted to practice before the bar of New
York state.
The premier of Ontario has resigned
and will be succeeded by the present
minister of education.
Mrs. Jane Lindsay of Brooklyn finished
her eight hundredth mile, beating the |
record held by Miss Yatman.
Signor Marconi has been sued for
100000 damages for alleged infringe
ment of a patent covering wireless teleg-
raphy.
Ex-President Ezeta of San Salvador
has left California to persuade Mexico |
to join in stirring up San Salvador to an
other revolution.
San Carlos agency Indians. in Arizona,
resent wanton attack by United States
negro troops and have threatened to ex-
terminate the soldiers.
Wednesday, Oct. IS.
Admiral Dewey will leave Washington
for Atlanta next Monday night.
The Union Steel company, with 81, OO0,-
900 capital. was formed at Pittsburg.
The September internal revenue state
ment showed total receipts of $24, 522,-
S95.
The interior department estimates for
the next fiscal year aggregated $170,500,-
900.
The Peak Copper company, with ST.
100000 capital, has been Incorporated in
Michigan.
A dispatch from Paris said that Emile
Anton of Panama notoriety had been
pardoned
Rev. w. II. p. Faunce. d. D., was in
augurated president of Brown university
at Providence.
Germany was reported willing to aban-
don Samoa if sufficient compensation
were provided.
A heavy snowstorm was reported rag
ng in the mountains around Leadville,
aud many valuable sheep were reported
ost.
D., L. and w. n. r.. and Jersey Central.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The World to-
lay says: 1T is rumored that the Della