The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1890-02-28
,%=%%> BRADFORD VERMONT FEBRUARY %, 1890

at Altcar. Eng.
Jake Kirain is said to be considering 70
firing from the ring.
Sixty.fve trotters sold at auction at Len.
ington, KY, for $26.770
Treasurer Hemingway of Mississippi d
short $3.50, 900 in his accounts
The Imperial Bank Of Germany has fixed
its rate of discount at per cent
Mr.. Gladstone, who has been suffering
from an attack of catarrh, is much better.
President Hewitt is willing to sell the fran.
chise of the Washington League club.
Senator Edmunds introduced bill to pro.
tect United States officers while discharging
their duties.
Ives beat Cotton and Slosson beat DAILY in
the second days games of the New York
billiard tourney.
Senator Chandler appeals for aid for the
families OF the colored persons lynched at
Barnwell. s. G.
The Montana legislature adjourned after
session Of ninety days, having failed to
pass single bill.
Lord Salisbury has intimated that he
will accept the United States senate's
changes in the extradition treaty.
Tr. Kinsella has been sentenced to two
months at hard labor for his connection with
the evictions ut Clongorey, Ire.
| Mr.. Rathbone, the American consul gem
eral at Paris, and his wife gave reception
| in honor of Washington's birthday.
Lord Tennyson Is suffering from severe
attack Of influenza at his residence, Earring
ford, Freshwater, Isle Of Wight. His ccndi-
| tion is serious.
| President Won der Abe Of the St. Louis
Base Ball club denounces as ridiculous the
report that he as thought of entering the
Western league
The senate has passed, by 17s to 107. the
bill providing for summary proceedings
against newspapers publishing libels on gov.
ernment officers
Mr.. Carr, the American minister at Co.
penhagen, celebrated Washington's birthday
+, by giving banquet to the American resi.
dents of the city.
James Houlihan is in the hospital at Prov.
idence with a fractured skull caused by b.
! ing knocked down by the escort OF ladies
whom he insulted.
Monday, Feb. ~.
Hon. William Gayley died in Toronto,
| Sunday, aged So.
The Swedish government has negotiated >
4 IcAn}of 40, ,0H0, 600 cfUwns. a,~Ss1
The Brussels Anti-Slavery society Is to
send an expedition to Africa.
Washington's birthday was generally cele.
brated in Boston on Saturday.
Irish Home Rule leaders have arrived in
San Francisco from Australia.
Vessels wrecked in the straits Of Belle Isle
| have heen DlIIndered nv wrockars
The citizens of Ware, Mass have voted to
build power shop to cost $40,
Over 300 fishing boats have been lost in the
recent storm on the coast of Japan
After Fast day none of the Boston leagues
spring games will be played at home
There was disgraceful riot among the
students of Wabash college, Saturday.
Charlie Camel doesn't want to captain the
Boston nine. He recommends Tucker
A syndicate offers 81 ,0OO, 900 for the fran
chises of the ten national league clubs.
The mills at Nashua are to be closed Tues
day unless the operatives return to work.
Two persons were killed and six injured by
boiler explosion in Virginia on Saturday.
Bail has been secured for James A Sim
mons one of the Lenox Hill bank financiers.
COutIHCU mas De0u received Oy
Secretary Hart Of the Boston Players league
club.
Forepaugh's show has been bought by J.
E. Cooper, former partaer of p T. Bar
mum.
Canadian curriers' beat American rinkers
at Albany for the Gordon international
trophy.
A farmers trust with capital stock on
paper of $50, 100000 has been started in
Chicago
Michael Nolan Of Boston was run over and
possibly fatally injured by an electric car ON
Saturday
Jay Gould has bought 81, ,2s4 shares of the
International and Great Northern railroad
for $97l,377
Albert Wright defeated Thomas Pettitt Al
rackets for the championship in New York, |
on Saturday.
One person was killed and three others |
fatally hurt by . dynamite explosion near
Pittsburg, Pa. i
Agnes Huntington has been enjoined from
singing without consent Of the Carl Rosa
opera company.
The Lehigh Valley Coal company has sus.
pended work in all their collieries, and much
suffering ensuea
Weber, baker, aged 19, jumped from .
Jersey Central railroad ferry into the North
river Sunday afternoon and was drowned
He had recently been discharged by his en-.
ploye, August Steel, Of Newark, N J.
Tuesday, Feb. 25.
Mormon missionaries have been mobbed h
the East End, London
p T. Barnum will return to Bridrepoy< |
Conn, in about three weeks
The case against ''boodls" Alderman Cleary
Of New York has been dismissed
Forty people are reported killed by . coln-
mon of railroad trains in Indiana.
According to the state inspector the sugar
industry in Kansas is very promising.
A motion in favor Of amnesty for strike
Offenders, was defeated in the French cham
Der.
New York city railways are accused Of de.