The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-11-09
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Notable Events of the Week Briefly
and TerseIy Told.

a case oI lHe pldSue mas apparently ue-
veloped at Bremen.
Soldiers of the South African contin.
gent retained to Toronto and were re-
ceived with tremendous enthusiasm.
Adiutant General Corbin will take a
months leave of absence from his work
in Washington to recuperate his health.
The funeral of former Mayor William
l.. Strong was attended in New York by
an unusual gathering of men prominent
in all walks of life.
Judge Vail of the Illinois state circuit
court decided that Chicago board of trade
quotations must be given to the public
without discrimination.
Motion at meeting of Dublin city COR
poration to confer freedom of city on for
mer President Kruger was ruled suit Of
order by the lord mayor.
Monday, Nov. 5.
Mrs. Kruger, the wife of ex-President
Kruger, is very i'll at Pretoria.
Eleven persons were injured by the col
lision of two electric cars in Cincinnati.
The disturbances in China have struck
a severe blow to the silk industry in Eu-
rope.
The cabinet crisis in Chile has been ter
ministry.
A large tannery at Rancho del Chopo,
near City of Mexico, was burned, with a
loss estimated at 100000.
The Mississippi state board of health
officially reports one case of yellow fever
at Natchez. The source of the infection
is not yet known.
Standard Oil certificates made a new
record in the New York curb market.
They touched 625, or II points higher
than the highest price ever quoted.
Saturday, Nov. 3.
Every colliery in the Hazleton region is
in operation.
A football injury paralyzed a substitute
on the University of California eleven.
Arthur Harris, the negro who stabbed
Policeman Thorpe in New York, was sem
fenced for life.
Constitutional guarantees have been
suspended throughout Spain as a result
of the Carlst disorders.
Three hundred thousand dollars have
been left to Lehigh university to provide
fund to lend money to needy students.
Exports of manufactures amounted to
more than $1,000,000 day during the
nine months ended with September, 1900.
Stockholders of the Stickney Ware
house company of st. Paul have petition
ed court to terminate its corporate ex-
istence.
Twenty-four students have been en-
rolled in the American School of Classical
Studies at Rome, representing ten col
leges and universities.
Friday, Nov. 2.
GoooroJ Doo;ol NToCI,,,o TT A
tired, died at Louisville.
Count Tolsto was hurt by a fall and
in consequence will not spend the winter
in Moscow.
A big demonstration was held at Hall
fax in honor of the troops back from the
South African war.
Subscriptions to a new Swiss loan of
100000 francs will be received in New
York city as well as in Europe.
Beers captured British outpost of 80
men near Geneva and also looted and
destroyed Cape Town mail train.
DR.. Chase of the Yale observatory pre-
diets that the meteor display which fall
ed last year will appear this month.
The British steamer Orange Prince res
cued at sea two sailors from an Ameri.
can schooner who had become lost in a
fog and spent four days in an open boat.
The London Yachting World printed a
letter from Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt to
Captain Parker in which he assumes all
responsibility for the extra ballast on
the yacht Rainbow.
Thursday, Nov. 1. ~
A smallpox outbreak was reported at
Ecuador.
A London dispatch reported the death
of Edward Henry Stuart Bligh seventh
Earl Darnley.
valuable horse in Bath Beach, N. Y,
was cured of lockjaw. This is the first
cure in veterinary history
John w. Yerkes, Republican candidate
for governor of Kentucky, visited Presi.
dent Mckinley at Canton.
Doctors at the Post Graduate hospital.
New York city, were unable to rouse
Nina Leavitt, the baby who has been
asleep for % days.
Three hundred miners employed at the
Hudson colliery, at Wilkesbarre, went on
strike. There was also a strike at one
colliery i'll the Hazleton region.
Thursday, oct. 81.
More collieries in the Hazleton district
operations.
The sum of $1,250,000 in gold dust ar.
lived at Seattle from Alaska.
Reports from Malaga say that the
'aisin crop is 80 per cent short.
Fifteen persons were injured in a col.
ision on the Chicago and Alton road.
Count Tolstoi is reported in excellent
health and engaged in writing a drama
Untitled "A Corpse"
The department of agriculture issued
IN official report saying that the horse
hestnut is poisonous.
Returns from the British parliamentary
lection in the Orkney and Shetland
district show Unionist gain.
The Russian government has twice
within two months imposed a special
AK for the benefit of the Red Cross So
iety.