The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1893-03-24

| WdS hilltu anu u deputy badly
wounded by desperadoes near Jellico, Tenn.
| Two indictments were found against
ex-Cashier Joseph Work of the MAYER
lex bank-A locomotive on the Read
ing road exploded on siding at
| Mahoney City, PA summer resi-
dent of Milford, Conn, presented that
town with $4,000 library building
Rev. w. w. Hooper, pastor of the Uni
versalist church at Taunton, Mass. ten
'lered his Observation-Disclosures Frank f,
Jenkins of New Decatur, Ala, has ac-
cepted call from the Second Congrega-
tional church at Palmer, Mass-Shu-
bael S. Isham Of Columbia, Conn, a
Grand Army veteran, was thrown from a
load of hay, crushing his skull, and died in
two hours-Burglars entered the resi-
dence of Andrew Doolittle at Bridgeport.
Conn, and carried off several hundred
dollars worth of jewelry and well filled
purse-A Lynn (Mass) boy was as
saulted by two unknown men in broad
daylight, who bound and gagged him and
left him in deserted armory. Kis con-
dition is serious
Monday, March go.
Historic fremont Temple is in ruins
That tells the story in part of fire
which visited Boston Sunday morning.
Despite the fact that only the Temple
was destroyed, a big confagration was
narrowly averted, the Parker House hav-
ing narrow escape from being consumed
by the devouring flames. TIE total loss
will probably reach nearly, If not quite,
$l5O,O0O and the most of this loss will have
to be borne by the insurance companies,
who but recently raised the rates of the in
surance in this district-Fre in wooden
mill at Webster. Mass, causes a $40, 900 loss |
Nine hundred Georgia office-seekers are
going in body to Washington-The |
wrecked barkentintine Altamaha was
driven up on the beach at Chatham, Mass. |
The body of Hugh McIsaack was found in |
the dock at Gloucester, Mass-Connecti- |
out observation-disclosures protest against the |
treaty relating to the extradition of Grim
inals-The interference of Turks with |
American missionaries mail is to be inves-
tigated at the state department-The
Clevelands are looking for a summer home
near the White House-A prisoner
stabbed a police officer at New Bedford,
Mass--Yale is to organize Connecticut
inter-scholastic baseball league-Will-
lam Barrows of Holliston, Mass, threw a
lighted lamp at his wife, who received
burns that will probably prove fatal
Richard Healey fatally shot his brother-in-
law, Thomas O'Brien, at West Stock
bridge, Mass.
Tuesday, March FL.
Congress awarded a silver lifesaving
medal to Henry p. Christensen of the
Boston ferry partment-Sentiment is
divided as to the serious charges made
against Warden Chamberlain of the Con
necticut state prison-Hon James Garlic
ton of Haverhill, Mass, died in Florida
James Allyn, one of the best known of
Connecticut's old school country gentle
men, is dead-Richard Haley, who shot
his brother in law at West Stock bridge,
Mass. Sunday morning, was held without
body of an unknown woman,
believed to have been murdered, was found
IN the woods near North Guilford, Conn.
The teller of the Fall River Mass Ma
jiohal bank is missing, and an apparent !
Sd brtage of $4,000 has been found in his &C
= fnts - Haverhill (Mass) aldermen :
,xed the price of liquor licenses at
5000 - Pitcher Rusie signed with
jhe NewYork baseball club-Bishop :
Wigger of New York rescinded the order
ienying absolution to parents sending their
children to the public scbools-A hurri-
;ane caused great loss of life in the New ]
1ebrides Islands and New Caledonia. v
Commissioner Blount left for Honolulu. @
\ falling wall at Toledo caused a loss of \
learly $50, 000-The new quarantine regu- t
atoms were Endorsed by the national con =
erence of medical men-The 12-round
,attles between Siddons of Australia and
Dixon of Boston and Mccarthy of Aus
ralia and MCGEE of Boston before the
Ioney Island Athletic club ended in draws. J
athena, Ala, was totally destroyed by fire. Il
TN,,l,..
cen abandoned-Two children were I,
urned to death at Cheneyville, La.
triking Manchester Eng.) cotton opera
ives offer a compromise-One hundred
nd fifty thousand free tickets to the b
World S fair are to be given out-s Belgian d
aborers will proclaim general strike "
manhood suffrage is not granted them. t
light miners were killed in a mine at o
chesterfield, Eng-Mrs. Oliphant has
-rtten political story which is to ap-
ear as a serial in an English periodical.
x President Harrison has been offered
ne presidency of the Indiana state univer 81
ty. a
Wednesday, March 22.
Massachusetts savings bank commits
oners reported a bill to revive state
relay bicycle race from Bos-
IN to Chicago is being arranged-A YER y
let was rendered for the Lowell Times II
the Barry libel case-The Morgan
on works at New London, Conn, were
tached by the owners of Gloucester
Iass) schooner which fell over on the
arine railway-Five bodies were found i
batting in box in the Missouri river
aihut, De Lesseps and Blondin were
und guilty in the Panama trial and SEN
need to mprisonment-It is reported
at ]. Pierrepont Morgan has been au- q
Iorized to negotiate s50,000000 loan in U
an explosion and fire at the U
lanet -four mills, Iitchfield, Ills, a loss 81
81, 900, 900 was incurred and one man was D.
lled-The town of Wallingford, VT, is D.
be given a public library building 4
he woman's suffrage bill was defeated in g.
e Maine legislature-A Mystic Conn Pr
an took laudanum to kill himself then q
aged to live, but died from the effects p,
the drug-The steamer City of Spring Sp
Id was disabled on the sound-Fall L.
iver's absconding hank teller is said K'
have bet heavily on Harrison
rs. Patti will sail for America Oct. 2S-
neen Victoria left England for trip to
aly-The Machias (Ma.) river is open Ca