The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-12-07

varlolold, ana all tne 'TaieVy Olri WIZ
pany must be vaccnatet--Hovas afs
willing to concede much to avolo
q war with the French - The NO
vember treasury statement would be
very poor but for bond Subscribers
is belief that Prince Ii will be
China's next ruler-Three others beside
Sceley and Baker are implicated in the
National Shoe and Leather bank defal-
cation-The northern part of Port au
Prince was burned by revolutionlsts
Washington officials are chargined
over Admiral Carpenters action In
leaving Tien-Tsin - G. B. Albee.
of Cumberland, Me-, claims to have
been beaten and robbed near Fal-
mouth, by two masked men---A horse
attached to an empty wagon ran away at
Lowell Mass, and plunged over 30foot
embankment and broke his neck-Tim-
othy- Knowles, a Consolidated railroad
switchman, was killed at blind crossing
in Providence.
Monday, Dec. 5.
Omer Stuart, prominent citizen OF
Chester, VT, was arrested for alleged
forgery---Three boys were drowned while
skating at Newport, Vt-The Gloucester
(Mass.) frozen herring fleet is smaller this
year than usual---A school of instruction
for officers of the First regiment, Maine
National Guard, is to be held at Biddeford
Burglars are operating at Tilton and
Penacook, n. 1.-THE liquor war has been
resumed at Manchester, n, H--Steamer
Pequot of the Providence line run dowh 4
schooner in Long Island Sound-Mrs,
AorS HS Es 004@ pPS i1s' Ct t ha
Of Fair Haysp T., w1a Hanged
The commissioner of navigation argues forr
free ships Steamer Franklin was seized
for smuggling E!HIlm from Ha-
vana to Nova Scotia ports-Ex-
Judge Harlan has gone to an aims
house In hope of being cured OF the drink
habit-Commande Darlington Booth,
S. A., is critically sick in Chicago-John
Burns, the English labor leader, arrived
in New York-Sugar refneries in Brook
Ign are resuming work--Captain Alfred
Clausen of Searsport, Me-, was found
dead in North river. New York.
Tuesday, Dec. 4.
Further retaliation is threatened by Ger
many-King Humbert of Italy, in his
annual speech, promises reforms--His-
torian Froude ordered the destruction of
all his literary papers Waite
of Colorado will suppress gambling in
Denver-The British consul is watch
ing the Armenian outrage inquiry by the
porte Henry Saltonstall, treasurer of
the Pacific.Mi corporation, died at Bos-
ton, aged 66--The attorney general
says that there is insufficient az,
thority for the consolidation Of
the agricultural experimental station
with the Agricultural college -
a. II II Il, -
the Massachusetts Republican state CONF
mittee, declines reelection to the COM
mittee--Two men were killed and a
man and two boys badly injured by
boiler explosion at Greene, r. Mrs
E. A. W. Ross who claims to be nsxt of
kin to the alleged insane millionaire,
William H. King, was granted an order
to see him--The Connecticut board Of
pardons refused to commute the sentence
of Murderer John Cronin, to- be hanged
Dec 18-The investigation of the Port
land police scandal, made by the aldermen.
resulted in two patrolmen being dis
eharged--A liquor crusade was in
augurated at Nashua N. H., and 10
practically certain to be a Success
Charles Brewer was elected captain of the
Harvard football team for next season
DR.. r. G. Flower was arraigned in Chi
money under false pretenses, and was held
In 81, 200 bail-Rev. DR.. Talmage's re-
lations with the Brooklyn Tabernacle are
severed-A train was derailed
near Whitehall, n Y, and two men were
thrown into the lake and drowned.
Wednesday, Dec. 8.
English papers do net spare Turkey for
the recent Armenian outrages - The
NJ asS re ctart nd of lie tn
confer with citieS and towns within the
district as to the advisability
of establishing IA metropolitan supply sys-
II, w H. H. Morrow, an insurance
broker, was found dead in his office ut
Austin, clerk of the
commission of foreign
has been deposed, and
the office will be Investigated -
Defaulter J. Allen Francis of Hartford
was sentenced to two years in state prison
Encouraging improvement is shown
n treasury receipts-Appropriat for
pensions will grow smaller from this
lime on-Preparatiou are to be made to
enforce the income tax law-"Silver
Dollar" Smith stabbed sale, n keeper in
New York and he was arrested
inquest into the death of DR.. Whittemore
If Boston, in New York-Ex-Goye
leon Albeit OF New Jersey is dead
New York sugar brokers complain that
he classification of sugar in the appraisers
torres is not uniform-William B. Pet
engill was held at Philadelphia
or muggling-New York bankers
re not prepared to express opin-
ons on Carlisle's currency reform
Gary Evans was inaugu-
ated governor of tn Carolina-Vio.
oria Vokes, the actress u.ed in London
Jew York forest commission provided for
he establishment of a park in the Cats
New York ship Mary L. Stone
total loss of the coast of Formosa-
Importation of United States canned
meats into Germany will be prohibited
nless accompanied by certiflcates-Gen.
raj Barrlos is negotiating for the appoint
nent of British minister to Nicaragua
king Kabarega attacked British
ort in Uganda and was repulsed with
eavy loss -Japan notified China that
eace proposals must be made by an 40
redited ambassador.