The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-10-26
Stradella-French naval esti-

.p5 in the parliamentary election
- health of the Amer Of Afghanista
Negotiations for peace bt
cen China and Japan have fcen re
,amcd-The czar Is able to leave his bee
but his case is hopeless.
Monday, Oct. re.
An ex-Millville (R. ~ liquor dealer
suspected of issuing bogus checks--Mar
chester On H Democrats named Charlie
| c. Hayes for mayor-Keegan, the allege
murderer of Emily G.. Chambers, was at
| judged probably guilty and held for tn
| grand jury-Fall River (Mass.) weay
ers again voted to continue the strike
| At the Young Mems Christian associa
ton ut Newburyport, Mass. $4,000 wa
| pledged for state work-An expose G
discretionary pool" operations in Pitts
burg was followed by panic among in
vestors-A bookkeeper for a New Yorl
importing firm is charged with the embe2
element of $35 000-Ex-Lo Mayor Sui
Ivan of Dublin has arrived in New Yorl
james Anthony Froude, LID, tn
eminent writer and historian, is dead
The faculty of the Yale law school will
recommend to the corporation that tn
course of study in the law department b
increased from two to three years-Il
his report of the condition of the school,
of Hartford, Superintendent Brocklesb,
severely criticises the system for def
ciencles in teaching English - A
Plymouth, Mass, Joseph Perron o
Fall River was held In $500 bond
for breaking and entering - DR.
E. F. McQuesten was nominated by
the Democrats for mayor of Nashua, n. f
Charles Spry, a 10year-old boy, fel
from boat in the Merrimac river al
Haverhill, Mass, and was drowned
The hotel at Whately, Mass, and the store
of Howes & Son adjoining were burned
The opening of the electric road from
Skowhegan to Norridgewock, Me-, was
celebrated by a balloon ascension, canoe
and boat races, firemen's contest, etc
1t has been discovered at Amesbury,
Mass, that COW killed by local butcher
was badly affected with tuberculosis. The
animal came from Seabrook, N. II.
Tuesday, Oct. e3.
The volcano of Galoengung, Java, Is
again in eruption--The new Panama
Canal company has been legally constitu-
ted-President Barrios Of Guatemala
fears ssassination-It is reported that
Roumania has Joined the triple alliance
Two convicts were killed in a quarrel
at Tahlequah, 1. T--Fall River Mass.
mill men may order complete shutdown
-Four children were burned to death
at South Nyack, N. Y-Republicans
and Democrats both expect victories in
Illinois - Parkhurst protests against
premature imprisonment of corrupt police
men-The state cattle commissioners
81 i,,r. IL oil 70 lyil1 of M Won
cester (Mass) convention - General
Wheaton thinks better provisions shout |
be made for the honorably discharged
soldier--Mrs. Griffin of Dedham, Mass,
received call from William German, her
first husband, whom she supposed to be
dead-Another shipment of the Colum.
bian half dollars has been made to
the Boston sub-treasury, which will
supply all demands for the present
The Biddeford (Me) health board ia
charged with culpable neglect of duty in
thereport of board of trade committee
One hundred shoe cutters employed
by the E. p. Dodge company at Newbury
port, Mass, went out-Wide loom weav.
ers in the Wamsutta No. mill, New Bed
ford, Mass struck, rather than run five
looms - Operatives of the Briggsvilld
mill at North Adams, Mass, struck for a
of wages-The accounts OF
Ernest l.. Green, who committed suicide
at Bellows Falls VT, are S652 short
Torpedo boats Gushing and Stiletto made
a successful night attack on the warships
Detroit and Cincinnati at Newport Ri
Fire in a Stonington Coma church re-
suited in damage of S50O0-President
Cleveland and family left Gray Gables
FOR Washington this morning-Judge |
Dixon and other prominent p'rsonages OF
New Jersey are charged with violation OF
game laws-General Booth of the Saliva,
Jon Army was welcomed in New York
A Waverly my farmer was Duncoed out
Of S50OO-Chicago brokers gave tire
greeting to Tom Reed-Har
Yards observatory at Lima Peru, was
partially destroyed by highwaymen-
The Peary expedition steamer Falcon is
given up for lost-Officials of the Chi.
lese legation at Washington emphatically
ieny that China is negotiating for peace
The car is said to have taken a walk
n the park yesterday. His condition is
'eported improved, but still very grave.
Wednesday, Oct. "a.
A timber fire is raging near Akron, o.
The French chamber will support the
ninistry-A new summer hotel is to be
quilt at Narragansett Pesth
nay try the serum treatment for diph-
japanese diet passed un.
the mikado's war measures
Miss Whittier of New York welded
Prince Belozersky at Paris-Five hun.
lrsd Japanese paupers have entered the
United States this year-Cape Town
miners ere inclined to be hostile
20 American products-Special Agent
Smith Of Boston won his suit with w.
Robert May at st John, N. B-Theodore
;. Faxon, the embezzling bookkeeper foI
Morton g. Chesley of Boston, pleaded
s. Devlin, Cambridge
Mass.) druggist, was sentenced to two
months imprisonment and a fine
If $50 for illegal liquor selling
Large sums Of money were bequeathed
% the Home for Aged Men, Perkins
institution and Massachusetts, school
or the blind by the will of the late
Benjamin Humphrey Of Boston
The American Missionary association an
,ual meeting opened at Lowell, Mass
Snyder, defaulting tax collector
4 South Norwalk, Conn, went to jail
man broke away from policeman and
vas ground to pieces by train at New