The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-03-13


Count Herbert Bismarck has had 4
famous present. The ancestral estate
where the iron chancellor was born,
ony, has been given him by his father.
MOnd AZ, March 0.
DR.. Garrison shot and killed DR.. Baird
In Wheeling, w. Va, street.
acquitted Of the charge of murder In
Buffalo.
Judge Keys, for many years the leader
Of the Republican party in Wisconsin, is
critically sick.
Slavin, the Australian pugiIist, du|
feated Whitechapel giant at his benefit
exhibition in London.
Electric linemen in st. Louis have
struck against a proposed reduction In
their pay for time lost.
The lieutenant of Norwalk, Conn.
military company Is charged with dis
honorable and unsoldierly conduct
Beginning with April, postal clerks will
run on the steamers between New York
and Hamburg, asserting the mails en-
route.
About 100 bales OF cotton piled up on
the Inman steamship pier at Jersey City
were burned. Loss, $4,000. The pier was
not damaged.
John Lester and Alexander Lester,
brothers, while walking along railway
track near Marysvlle, Ont, were struck
by train and instantly killed.
Tuesday, March 10.
A great stri of carpenters is imminent
in Chicago.
Maine Democrats object to metropolis
tan police bill.
The severest snowstorm of the winter is
reported in several western states.
Fire at Shelbyville, Tenn, destroyed
several business houses; loss $4,000
Valentine McDonouyh, a brakeman, was
run over at Berlin, Conn.,, and killed.
Newell A. Traitor, representative to tho
legislature from Norway, Me-, died at his
home.
There are three candidates for the va
cant United States senatorship from
California.
The water in the Tennessee is at the
danger line, and food is threatened at
Chattanooga.
"A ollllSu udVol OA1VCI Bays ,IuA16u0
and America will be at war before tho
year is out.
Frank Hodson of Saco, Me-, aged 80, fell
on a stove while in 1T, and was probably
fatally burned.
The Columbian congress has granted
concessions to foreigners for the construc-
tion of new railroads.
The policy of retrenchment on the Bur-
lington road is expected to reduce the sal
airy list $4,000 month.
Black diphtheria has broken out in
Bridgeport, Conf. Oscar McKelson has
lost two childrenbby the disease.
Empress Frederick's visit continues to
furnish d subject for discussion among
diplomats and politicians in Paris.
Lieut.. Livraghi, the italian officer VIII
is charged with having murdered Abyssin-
ian merchants. has been arrested at Luz
gano.
The movement in the direction of FORM
making rapid progress throughout Bel
GUM.
Thomas Colt, a 14-year-old boy, was
taken to the New Haven almshouse,
violently insane, a result of cigarette
smoking.
Congressman John l. Mitchell Of Mil.
waukee will be the richest man in the
next house, his fortune being estimated ut
sc, 100000.
The body of Mrs. Caroline Riggs was
found in the water at Oyster Poiut, Conn.,.
It is supposed that she walked into the
water while in q somnambulistic state.
The late John Scoville of Buffalo left q
fortune of g. 100000, and among his be-
quests is $4,000 in trust for the erection
Of suitable library for Salisbury, Conn.
Wednesday. March IL.
Lionel C. Drummond, London banker.
committed suicide.
A Boston family was overcome by coal
gas One member is dead.
The French chamber of deputies has
passed the sugar bounties bill.
Sir John Millais has just completed .
beautiful por trait of Mrs. Joseph Chamber.
lain.
Fire IN the Magee Furnaces company's
works in Chelsea, Mass. worked $l6.0
damage.
Rhode Island Republicans and Prohibi-
tionists held conventions and nominated
state tickets.
The princes Of the imperial house OF
are baptized with water
from the Jordan.
The Sultan of Turkey has given large
sums OF money to aid the German suffer-
ers by the recent inundation.
F. f. Thompson offers to erect for Will.
Jams college a series of three buildings
for laboratories, etc., to cost $780, 900.
The Peoria, ILL.,, Grape Sugar company's |
starch house and sugar refinery was |