The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1885-03-27

The counterfeiters lately arrested al
, Chicago had an extensive mint and were
members Of a well-organized gang.
The Grand Central hotel Fort Smith, Ark,
has been burned. A woman was badly in
jured by jumping from the building.
, The Nationalists are apprehensivc that
Rome will appoint Bishop DonnellY to the
archsee Of Dublin
The Spaulding iron works, at Brill LIANT, o..
have shut down, owing to a demanh for in
creased wages by some Of its employ $es.
The schoharie County National bank, o.
Schoharie, N. Y, closed It's doorsk Yesterday
and and. a bank examiner is i"vestis1 ing its at
Gov. Albeit will recommend Il the Nev
Jersey legislature that ncw fire m ~ pub
lie building be erected, in view of Be iamas
by fire to the state house on Saturday. \
An explosion of dynamite, which some per-
son had placed under a skating rink at
Girardville, Pa., damaged the building With
out injuring any person.
The frost has gone three feet into the ground
in the Huntington, L. l., cemetery, and the
sexton has not been able to bury a body for
over month past. Eleven collins are await
ing burial
Tuesday, March -.
Panama is quiet again.
Gen. Anson Stager, the noted electrician,
is dying in Chicago.
| Volunteers are being recruited in Mexico
to take the field against Barrios.
The use of Tammany hall has been refused
for an Irish revolutionary demonstration.
Gen. James McQuade, gallant member Of
the army Of the Potomac, is dying in New
York.
Patrick Leary, an alleged dynamiter, has
been sentenced at Cork to IL months impris-
onment.
There are further interesting::developments
regarding the expert silver counterfeiters ar
rested in Chicago
The rumors of the peace negotiations be-
tween France and China have been traced to
a financial clique in Paris
Archbishop Ryan administered the rite Of
confirmation to some 800 persons in the
Catholic churches Of Pottsville, Pa
Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice, under foreign
secretary, thinks the Afghan situation grave,
but that war will be averted.
What is supposed to be the remains of two
more victims Of the Philadelphia almshouse
fire has been discovered underneath the de-
bris.
One of the counsel for Cunningham and
Burton, the dynamite suspects now in Jail in
London, has arrived in New York to procure
evidence for the establishment of an alihi
R. E. Dorsey, the paying teller of McKim
& Co.'S. bank in Baltimore, has disappeared.
Short $1,000 in his accounts. Believed to
have gone to Canada
In Cornwall, N. r., women have tried to
stSp the liahor traffic by going into saloons
ana praying despite jsers and Insults Two
of the women have been arrested for trespass.
Citizens of Waltham, Mass. were excited
over what they supposed was a dynamite
factory near the town. The supposed dyna-
mite manufactured was only new patent
medicine intended for New Workers.
A fire broke out in the Five Points Mission,
New York, while 500 little children were
singing their morning hymn Through the
admirable discipline of the teachers the fire
was extinguished without panic among the
young ones.
A stable boy in Lincoln, Neb.. pursued two
thieves who were seen to come out of house.
During the pursuit hepulled a plug of tobacco
out of his hip pocket and called on them to
halt They dropped their guns and plunder
and were ignominiously taken to the station
house by the boy.
Wednesday, March 25.
There is much destitution among the rnin-
ers in the Hooking Valley.
Two ish-Americans have been arrested in
Quebec on suspicion of being dynamiters.
A boy Is years old suicided at Lancaster,
Pa, because he had been reproved for play.
ing base ball.
By the will Of the late millionaire, Gordon
W. Burnham, the sum of $4,000 is left to his
dancee, Miss Sanborn.
Mackin and Gallagher, the Chicago election
conspirators, have been released pending ap-
peal on $4,000 bail.
Eloise Lord, daughter of G. W. 7. Lord,
the millionaire, of the New York firm OF
Lord & Taylor, has eloped with travelling
salesman.
Secretary Lamar is very much prostrated
at the death of his friend, Assistant Secretary
Clark. Being somewhat suspicious he regards
it as bad omen.
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage in the course Of
discourse said he did not believe monkey
could evolute into man, but judging from
a dude he thought man could evolute into
a monkey.