The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-02-09

run INTO DIRK ana q Terry DOaU IN BOStOr
harbor-G. g. e. G. Place g. Co.'s
leather factory at Woburn, Mass, was
burned Frederick NJ Somers, the
founder of the San Francisco Argonaut
and Of Current Literature, died at South
ampton, Eng-An early trial of the Pol
lard Breckenridge suit is proba ble-Gen-
eral Lewis Richmond is dead-The case
of Rev. DIR. Burtsell was decided against
him in Rome-Half block of the best
business section of Omaha was burned
lives beat Schaefer in Cincinnati
The Brandywine flour mills in Whining,
ton, Del, were burned--Professor Ed
mund Frenzy died at Paris.
Monday, Feb. B.
Edward Bell of Boston cut his throat
with ocketknife-John W. Cressey
of Salem, Mass, committed suicide by
hanging-The Harvard athletic com
mittee refused to confirm the reelection
of Waters to captain the eleven--Four
horses were burned to death in fire at
Cambridge, Mass-Bishop Halls first
sermon was preached at Bennington, VT
Colonel Samuel c. Hart of New Bed
ford, Mass, is dead-The mangled re-
mains of an old man were found on the
TdllIOdu UIdCh hCdl iIOOhoCUu, ~
Dodgeville (Mass.) mills were damaged
by fire--Superintenden Stump says i'm
migration regulations were violated at
Boston-Franchises have been secured
for trolley lines from Philadelphia to
Trenton - Featherweights Dixon and
Critic are matched to fight in June
Steamer Taormina at New York, from
Hamburg, encountered hurricane at sea
To-, A
church was blown down and several per-
sons were killed in Birmingham, Ala
Schooner Laura L. Sprague had a hole
stove in her bottom while passing through
draw bridge at New Bedford Mass
A cooperative shoe manufacturing COM
pany has been organized at Brockton,
Mass, by a number of shoemakers--
Hon. Samuel Hale, treasurer of the
Portsmouth Manufacturing company, of
South Berwick, Me-, was badly injured
in runaway accident at Salmon Falls
N. H--Ira L. McClary, a well-known
citizen of Caledonia county, VT, died
suddenly at Peacham, in his 10th year
The Somerset (Me.) Argus, the organ of
the Democratic party in Somerset county,
which suspended publication, is to start
again independent politically-The Bid
deford (Me) board of trade will call
mass meeting of citizens to see about
raising stock company to build new
hotel - Frank Merrill, a desperate
character, broke Jail at Rutland, VT, but
was caught after a sharp chase. Merrill
broke Jail five times in Montreal.
Tuesday, Jan. 8.
There are 1928, 997 men in the United
States available for military service
William A. Chanler the American Afri-
can explorer, is returning to the coast
The national amateur figure skating
championship has been abandoned, as
only one entry was maue-Adjutan
General Dalton recommends more care in
the inspection of the Massachusetts, Vol
unteer Militia young letter thief
named Metcalf was arrested in Spring
field, Mass, and held at Boston for the
United States grand jury-City Treas
urer Turner of Boston has issued 81, $780,
900 of the $4,000, 900 temporary loan eertif-
Gates, and will sell no more for several
months-T. A. Brown of South Boston,
charged with the murder of his mother,
was given his liberty because the main
witness against him went insane
Game birds are to be imported into Yer
mont-Hon. Alvan p. Hyde, one of the
most prominent mem ers of the Connec-
ticut bar died at Hartford-There Is no
prospect of settlement of the Bridgeport
Comm street car strike-Sixty weavers
at Lymansville, r. l., were discharged be-
cause they refused to run two looms-A
man and woman were arrested at
Warner, N. H., for the murder of an old
French woodchopper, who has mysteri-
ously appeared-Peckham' chances
of confirmation look better-The senate
finance committee Will lose no time in
reporting the Wilson bill-Very rough
weather was experienced by incoming
teamers-Admira da Cana has given
notice of his intention to blockade
Rio-Emperor William strongly urges
the acceptance of the Russian treaty by
the reichstag - The senate confirmed
as postmasters Daniel d. Sullivan at
Fall River, Mass, and Charles S.
Ashby at New Bedford, Mass -
The diadem of the Russian Empress
Anna contains 1886 large diamonds and a
ruby valued at ,000-A. J. Stonge.
dry goods dealer of Woonsocket, r. l., has
assigned. The liabilities are heavy
The case of assault and battery against
Judge L. B. Waldron of Dexter Me-, has
been settled out OF court - Patrick
Ryan, aged IS. was found dead in his barn
at Winsted, Conn. Heart disease was
the cause.
Wednesday, Feb. 7.
There are no chameleons now being sold
in Boston-Further trouble among the
miners at Acme, w. Va, is feared
Five men were drowned by the capsizing
of a boat in Santa Rosa sound, Florida
J. Mack was caught in Ever |
EFT, Mass, while breaking into store
Senate voorhees, says that the senate will |
probably place a tax on sugar, coal and
iron ore-An italian killed the slayer of
his brother at Civita Lavigna 10 years
after the first act took place
Joseph G.. Clinkard, for many years
walking delegate of Carpenters union SO. |
died at Boston-Positive proof has been
found at Hillsbofo Bridge, N. H., that
the man buried at Quincy, Mass, as
James Murphy was Jose d'Oliveira-l
The annual enoampment of the
Grand Army was begun at Bangor, Me-
Secretary Herbert asks for $50, 900 for al |
on gunboats Machias and Cas- |
tine-Fivs steamers, all overdue, ar
rived in New York, after very rough pas
lie rallviu0 silvor foroa. |