The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-01-27

Tuesday, Jan. "a.
Mr.. Gladstone will return to England on
Feb 6,
French companies are discharging all for
eign employees.
A burglar was killed by policeman in
San Francisco.
Nationalists and Unionists had fight at
Castle Wellan. Ireland.
Loggers in the Wisconsin woods have
] been frozen to DEATH
| A $10o, 900 fire occurred in the keIs
locomotive works at Paterson, N. &
Henry Flint, 76, shoem; ~ was
burned to death at North Reading, Mass
A bank at Auburn, N. Y, has been
wrecked by gambling cashier. Charles
O'Brien.
A roundhouse, repair shop and four
engines have been burned at st. Johns :
bury, vt.
The Dominion bank statement for De-
cember shows that five chartered banks are
baaSxrupt
The EpiscOpalian club of Massachusetts
held its first annual meeting at the Ven.
dome Boston.
The Cologne Gazette urges that meet
ing be arranged between Mr.. Gladstone and
Prince Bismarck
Mrs. John Drury who was terribly
burned in Central Falls, r. l., has died
from her injuries
Some Democratic tariff reformers in con-
gress consider Mr.. Watterson's utterances
neither sensible nor sagacious.
The United States supreme court has
denied writ of error in the case of Max
well, the st. Louis trunk murderer
The Atchison railroad is to furnish the dis
tressed Kansas farmers with seed wheat,
at cost, on one years notes at 3 per cent.
Annie Rogers, 10 years old, while coast
ing at Elizabeth, N. j.. was instantly
killed by the sled running into fire en-
gine.
Rev. DR.. James Freeman Clarke was
badly shaken in runaway accident at
Boston and mad his face cut by broken
glass.
Governor Martin authorizes the state
ment that great distress prevails in south
western Kansas, and has appealed for as
sistance
A freight car float Of the Delaware &
Lackawanna railroad ran into the tramp
steamer "Laju' moored at pier 90, North
river, and crushed her side in.
j. w. Longley, attorney general Of Nova
Scotia thinks that the fisheries negotiations
will fail and that commercial union offers
the only solution of the difficulties.
Nearly 600 men and women in the cigar
shops of Herbs & Spies and Jacoby q
Bookman at New York struck because the |
manufacturers refused to arbitrate.
Judge Allen at Boston refused motion |
to set aside the finding in the Goldman will |
case, at the same time declaring his per-
sonal belief that the verdict was correct.
"Wednesday. Jan. rs.
Nova Scotia is snowbound.
The island of Nantucket is icebound.
Gable rates are likely to be advanced.
Speaker Carlisle is rapidly improving
Hawaii was quiet when the latest steamer
left
There are 1850 cigarmakers on strike in
New York.
A hat factory at Reading, Penn, has
been burned; loss $50, 00O
The Roumelians show great enthusiasm
over Prince Alexander's visit.
The Vermont state fair will be held in
Burlington Sept. II to IA.
Gen. Gourko declares an offensive war in
Russian Poland impossible.
District Attorney Harris of Mississippi
rendered his resignation.
Col. c. w. Moulton, brother-in law of
Gen. Sherman. died in New York.
William O'Brien is rapidly recovering
from the effects of his imprisonment.
The house of a Chatham Ont license
Inspector has been shattered by dynamite.
The National Veteran Militia association