The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1890-12-05
Of kesl Q. J. Wingate, an Episcopal min.
is er. va killed and Mrs. w. l.. Wallace
fatally nurG in runaway accident.
Sunday. Nov. 81

Sunday. Nov. so.
STEAMBOAT, the California trotter, made
record of 2:1l for the mile.
Ernest Albert Hack Of Williamsburg,
N. Y, is charged with bigamy.
The promoter of the Halifax Law and
Order league u threatened with death.
An effart is to be made to organize q
trust of the lead smelters of the United
States.
Nicely brothers, sentenced to death for
murder and robbery, broke Jail at Somer-
sat, Pa, for the second time.
indications are that the liabilities of
Jameson. & Co.. the suspended banking
firm of Philadelphia, will exceed 81, ,O00, 900.
Monday, Dec. 1.
Millions of bushel of wheat are waitin
transportation from Washington.
Treasury officials estimate that the pub
!ic debt increased about S4.0O0,O0O in No
veinber.
homaston, Me-, has been presented
with town hall by Hon. Samuel Watts
OF Boston.
The feeling at Concord. N. H., is that
the work Of the extra session of the legis-
lature will be confined to the election Of a
clerk
A motion has been made to quash tn
indictments against the alleged assassins
OF Chief of Police Hennessy OF New Or
leans.
Mrs. O'Shea is at Brighton with her
four daughters, and Mr.. Parnell was with
her there during the parliam 'ntary re-
Cess. Mr.. Parnell returned to Brighton
after the trial OF the O'Shea divorce suit.
Tuesday, Dec. 2.
The First National Bank, Texarkana,
Tex, has suspended.
The London News is not enamoured of
the presidents message.
The j. E. Potts Salt and Lumber
company Of Michigan has assigned -
Railway delays aud damage have been
caused by the storm in Nova Scotia.
A scheme is afoot to construct II canal
from the Merrimac river to Boston
harbor.
| he president has appointed John G.
Robinson special agent to make allot-
ments of lands in severalty to Indians.
" Psrs Hxaciathc has. issued manifejto
looking to the establishment of French
natl 'nai church.
Fire at Coaticooke, P. c., destroyed
property valued at $4,000. There is an
Insurance Of $4,000.
Irishmen in New York generally agree
that Parnell's retirement will be for the
best interests of the Irish cause
The general condition of Surgeon Gen
eral Baxter is believed to be slightly i'm
proved. though the physicians have but
little hope OF his recovery
Joseph Rameau. brakeman on the New
York, Providence and Boston railroad,
was knocked off car to the track, run
over and ,lsmembered, and died in few
1t is publicly announced that the late
d. B. Fayerweatter, the millionaire
leather merchant of New York city, left
by his will the sum of 100000 to Cornell
univer,i,
+. b. GJo lell, employed ut |. J. Steans
silver plating establishment, Hartford,
'rll With an elevator seven stories IAN re-
,eived injuries from which he died few
minutes later.
The annual meeting of the Con ,.ctic It
indian association was held /, New
Haven. The treasurer's report showed re-
:eipts $325y; expenses $1733. a;,d Il balance |
IN han O; 1885
The New Hampshire legislature met in
xtra session yesterday. No business
vas transacted. Tn. vexe, question of |
was referred to the house |
judiciary committee.
A fire destroyed the Georgia railroad
fiji -es and freight depot and partially
'urned the union passenger station at
augusta. Ga. The loss is about $75.OJO
nd the insurance "a, ,OOO
Cold Weather In the NorfhMesf.