The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1893-04-28

oOO-lt is not Cleveland's intention to
reverse the reciprocity policy
Sunday, April 80.
Baldwin hotel, Colfax, Wash, burned
loss $780, 00-H Halifax banks refuse to &C
cept American currency at par-Pedro
Garcia, one of the Garcia revolutionists
has been captured-Steamer Castlegate
OF Newcastle foundered at sea- The crew
rescued--The postofice safe at Lake
wood, N. j., was blown open and rified of
t30OO-Seven vessels are to be ordered
on foreign service Immediately after she
naval review Fishback of Ar
kansas has ordered the prosecuting attorney
to punish the Morrellton mob murderers.
Walter K. White for number of years
a prominent retail grocer in Holbrook,
Mass, has assigned-Portland (Me) liq-
uor deputies seized an entire cargo of
whisky, rum, gin and wine found on the
sloop Dauntless of Boston-Mrs. Jacob
Wistovisky made murderous assault
upon her husband at Providence. She
was taken suddenly and violently insane.
William Brown, so years old, of Somer-
vile, Mass, better known among the the
atrical profession as "Comical Brown"
died at Boston-North Adams, Mass,
appropriated $4,000 for schools, $3.50 for
new school buildings, S10,500 for police,
$4,000 for public library and $4,000 for
streets-Hon. William Haywood died at
his home in Lancaster, N. H., aged 49, He
had been president of the Grafton and Coos
Bar association since it's organization.
Jason Keach infant son of Frank Reach
of Waterville, Conn, was drowned in a
brook in sight of his brother and grand
father standing across the stream. --Six-
teen men employed il the core-making de-
partment of the Eaton, Cole and Burn
ham company at Bridgeport, Conn,
struck because of a new rule compelling
them to remain in the factory until 6 p. N.
Monday, April "A.
An experiment in trotting is to be given
trial at the May matinees at Franklin
park, Mass -Abbie Sullivan of 16 Quincy
street, RoxburyM Mass, was probably acct
dentally asphyxiated from
Charlestown (Mass.) have been received
against tie union depot at which the Bos
ton and Maine is erecting on Causeway
street. Minnie Strauss, 6-year-old
child, was killed by an electric car on
Lowell street, Boston-The Fall River
police are to enforce the no-lceDse law.
The death of Captain William H. Phil
lips at Taunton, Mass, is announced.
The Manville Or. II striking spinners
agreed to remain out until their demands
are conceded-State Officer Batcheldtr
has evidence in the Salisbury Beach (Mass)
poisoning case that murder was deliber
ately planned-Edwin Booth is no better,
and his friends think he cannot recover.
The Duke de Veragua and party attended
high mess in Washington-There are no
ri, fa no vubo Of tho p1iSGinn
New York murderers Roehl and Pallister.
Colonel Royce, treasurer of the California
Veterans Home association, is a de-
faulter-The Russian extradition treaty
was denounced at big meeting in Chi
cago-A disastrous fire occurred at Hull,
Eng, supposed to have been set by strik-
ing lockers The loss may reach 81 ,0G0,-
600.
Tuesday, April rs.
La grippe is reported prevalent in Wey-
Mass-Balfour, the English en-
bezzler, is in Montevideo-The prisoners
who escaped from Sing Sing are still free
The incepdiary fire at Hull, Eng, has
been extinguished-A burglar is held at
Nashua, n. H., for robbing poor boxes
Two runaway boys from Boston have
been found in New York-The yacht
Gitana of Boston has been hauled off Wolf
island beach-A Boston officer has arrived
in London after Lynch, the escaped prison
Phelps has been asked to re-
main at Berlin until his successor arrives
Allison commends the course
pursued by Secretary Carlisle of the treas
lry-One man was killed, four fatally in
ured and three badly hurt by falling
wall at Observation-Disclosures workmen
have refused to allow Catholics to work
With them at Queens island shipyards,
verdict for $500 damages, Sc
,ured by the late General b. F. Butler, was
yet aside in the United States circuit court
DR. McVickar of Philadelphia declined
% be candidate for the Massachusetts
ishopric-Army officers are to be de-
allied as Indian agents-Commissio
Carter is to return to Honolulu May f.
Henry Willard is to send an explor-
ng expedition to South America
edwin Booth is apparently on the roal
% ecovery-The Boston and Nova
Scotia Coal company's charter has become
| law-The war ships departed from
Fort Monroe for New York-Wo
Mass.) aldermen granted street railway
franchises with severe conditions attached
81 Burnham Manufacturing
Office building at Waterbury,
,onn., was badly damaged by fire--A
trial of Professor Davis life
aving kite was made by the Brenton's reef
ghtship crew-Pittsfield (Mass.) alder
nen voted not to grant victuallers' licenses
o persons who kept saloons last year.
Wednesday, April a6.
A cyclone did much damage at Indepen-
ence, Mo-A Norwegian bark is ashore
# Nantucket, Mass-The Behring SEA
ribunal has adjourned for a week-New
'ork's anti-pool law has been signed by
ne governor-A collision of a sloop and
lg occurred near Fall River, Mass
rosts have killed much of the cotton in
farewell banquet was
.ndered to Minis, r Gray at Indianap-
is-The ChicaG armory was blown
p and two lives az thought to be lost
he Duke of VeraSua is to be presented
18th the freedom OF the city of Chicago
he marriage of Resale Clovis Bonaparte
Clovis Bonaparte is declared null and
Greenfield Mass Y. NJ. C. A
YES banquet to business men-Rev
frederick f. Garland was raised to the
festhood at Manchester, n. H.-Clews
the Enright murder case at Barre. VT,