The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-04-10
Tuesday, April 7.


Gen. Booths health is gradually improv-
ing.
There is strike of Woburn, Mass,
painters.
Parnell announces proposed visit to
Belfast in May
Justice Stephen of England has retired
from the bench.
Emperor William ignored Prince Bis
marck's birthday.
The failure of the John Taylor Company,
an old London firm, is announced.
Emigration from Ireland to the United
States continues undated.
La grippe shows no decrease in it's raw
ages at Pittsburg and Allegheny, Pa.
Edwin Eberman, lumber dealer, Lam
caster, Pa. has failed. Liabilities $500, 900.
A woman has been made an active menu
Der of a fire company in Birmingham,
Conn.
Queen Victoria and Emperor William
will meet at Darmstadt at the end Of
April
Emile Zola the Paris novelist, has been
elected president of the Societe des Gems dc
Lettres.
There were 1913 emigrants who left Ger
many for this country during January and
February.
A lady passenger from New York on the
steamer Aurania died of la grippe on board
that vessel
The London Standard says the worlds
wheat crop this year will be 10000, 900
quarters short.
Secretary Tracy denies the report that
the cruiser Charleston has been ordered
back to Honolulu
The st. Augustine (Fla.) gaslight works
were burned. The loss is estimated at
$4,000; insurance unknown.
Austin Corbin denies the story about the
Vanderbilts buying up controlling inter-
est in the Long Island railroad.
M. r. Fitzgibbons a tramp printer was
killed by an express tr ain on the Connec-
ticut River railroad, near Willimansett,
Mass. --,-,-
Secretary Tracy has left Washington for
Boston, where he is to deliver an address
before the Massachusetts, Republican club
convention.
The quarter centennial of the organiza-
ton of the Grand Army was celebrated by
the various posts in different sections Of
the country.
w. J. Tolbert South Carolina state lee.
turer of the Farmers Alliance, talks
bravely of how that political organization
proposes to sweep the country.
A building containing Buckeyes gro
Gerry store and the town Office, and the un-
occupied Hoosac Tunnel house, were
burned at Hoosac Tunnel, Mass.
1t is announced that the German govern
ment has resolved definitely to withdraw
the embargo on American pork, although
the official notice will be delayed for some
time. &
Wednesday, April 8.
The exodus of Jews from southern
Russia grows apace.
Ragimund won in the Metropolitan
stakes at Epson.
Count Herbert Bismarck recently lost
$4,000 in the Nice clubs.
The pope expressed satisfaction over the
Parnelite defeat in Sligo.
Shultz & Hosea, wholesale hardware, st.
Joseph, Mo-, have suspended.
The potel. at Bradford, Mass, which was
blown down Friday, was burned.
The French government proposes adding
a commercial attache to it's embassies.
Col Edwin j. Cram was appointed judge
of the Biddeford Me-, municipal court.
New York Hebrews are planning to re-
strict Russian Hebrew immigration into
this country.
Leading statesmen and diplomats in
European capitals regard the political stu
alton as serious.
Edward F. Costello, on trial at Spring.
field, Mass, for the murder of his child,
confessed his guilt.
Senator Palmer of Illinois is a man Of
only moderate fortune, his estate being es-
timated to be worth 100000.
Charles A. Brown, "a painter of Lewiston,
Me-, disappeared Thursday last and an un-
search has been made for him.
S. Newman, for many years we'll
known business man of Livermore Falls,
Me-, died suddenly after few hours sick.
ness.
A bridegroom in New Jersey was shot
Ind killed by a guest at the wedding who
vas firing his revolver in honor of the
went.
Charles H. Dutton, Jr., of the Boston
National bank, Boston, has been elected
asher of the Second National bank in
1averhill.
Owing to the treatment of Mr.. Davitt
y the English government Mr.. Mccarthy
will not suggest another name for the new
abor commission.
The serious charge is brought against the
Ulcers OF the steamer Aurania of failing
o take proper measures for the rescue of
steerage passenger.
A stay of proceedings was granted in
ase of the indicted New Haven nj
irectors, pending the argument
notion for change of venue.
From Japan comes strong ey
of the story told
uro tv Cant Morrs, h<xs
lent by Russian authorised
lught seal poachingA
Maine State veterinAry s.
as at Durham and M
erseys, owned by 81
ewmarket, N. H., p
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