The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1886-11-19

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James Tesford. John Handrahan and
Patrick Gaffney were each badly hurt by
falling in various places in Boston.
Tn, Vermont state senate passed bill
combining bids for printing and stationery
for the state to parties living in the state
The Strasburg tribunal condemns 23O alb
sentees to pay fine of 600 marks each for
emigrating without having served in the
army.
Gorge Parsons was caught in the act Of
setting fire to the new summer residence Of
Mr.. Frost, of Waltham, at Rockport, Mass
The damage was slight. Parsons was locked
up.
A tel, gram from Ottawa announces that
the Dominion government has Withdrawn
the advertisement for mail steamers. wherein
Portland is named as the terminus in win
ter, the action being taken pending an inter-
view with the deleg ,tion from St John.
Since the rupture of the commercial
treaty negotiations between G rmany and
Switzerland, the German government 10
preparing for war of tariffs. The North
German Gazette predicts the absolute pro.
hibition of Swiss cotton products, a meas
ure which, it says, will prove ruinous to
Swiss cotton industries and of advantage to
such similar industries in England
Wednesday, Nov. II
Ten French worxmen were killed by fall
ing building.
Gen. Logan is to get out new edition
of his book
John Donovan, of Quincy, Mass, was
stabbed by an unknown man.
Polo gam4s: Salons 5, Bostons O. Somer-
villes t. New Relfords 3.
Phintas Shepherd, aged 60, was killed by
the cars at West Stoughton, Mass
Rivet e. Picotte, hats and furs, Montreal,
assigned with liabilities Of $4,000.
Th. Vermont house passed the bill setting
off the town of Proctor from Rutland.
George E. Mcneil says there will be a
Labor candidate for mayor of Boston.
Henry Tollman was found guilty of at
tempting to destroy the Marshfeld. Mass.
dyke.
1t is propo ed to ke p the German army
down this ar to a peace basis-427,274
m.n.
a national congress of .rlternal bene-
ticiary. societies was organized at WASH
IN -ton.
"A 0fOVo OF nO5S DrOko ClTOuSu U OrlOkO
at Chicago and land d on top OF moving
train.
A provincial election is orderel in Onta-
rio, which will weaken Sir john Macdon
AIDS chances Of support.
w. ehawken, N. j. BARRIERS refused to
shave young man who recruited help for
the Chica 20 pork packing firms
Mrs. Julia NJ Ferry recovered $4,000
from the Manhattan Railway company for
injuries r ceiv by being thrown from the
platform of a car
Four Eastport fishing vessels seized in
Cuoddy river for the alleged olation of
customs laws were all released on the pay
m INT of $50 each.
Delegates from encampments of the Union
Veteran legion, in Massachusetts, NV
York. Ohio Iowa, Indiana and P.nnsyl-
vania, meet in Pittsburg, to-day, to form
national encampment.
The company started in B. Rim to COM
pete with the government postal telegraph
monopoly, has collapsed. Lower rates were
charged and branches were formal in the
leading centers, but the public failel to re-
spond.
A dispatch from Scranton, Penn. says
that Congrs ssman Bucka.ew, from that
state had been rendered the Office o. attor-
ney neral, but Dan Lamont says there
is no vacancy in the Office, and not likely
to be any.
The Dutch government is negotiating
with the German Lloyds, with the objs~t of
having the steamers of that company ,all
at Flushing instead of at Antwerp, after
July /, 1887. The Belgian government op-
poses this scheme