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

marching TO washington TO demanu dI
issue of $500, 100000 of treasury notes
Radicals protest against King Milan'i
presence in Servia.
Monday, Jan. 80.
The Sagadahoc House and several bust
ness blocks at Bath, Me-, were burned; loss
nearly $500, 00O--The Opera House and
several stores were burned at Palmer
Mass; loss, $50, 000-Dr. J. S. San
born of Nantucket, Mass, hanged
himself-Six Danbury shops opened
today as union and IL as indepen-
dent-The United States will not renew
participation in an international none
tary confeIence-J. j. Hahn of Natchez,
Miss, who fed to Guatemala with ST. ,0OO
in bonds and $4,000 worth of diamonds he
had stolen, is being brought back a pris-
oner-Baron d'Almeirim, Portuguese
consul general, is dead-The civil suit
against the directors of the defunct Madi-
son Square bank of New York has begun.
Gen. Manigat is about to descend upon
Hayti with an armed expedition-The
reported arbitration agreement between
Peixoto and the insurgents is denied
No hope of Mr.. Childs' recovery
Officials of two insurance companies at
Cleveland were arrested for using the
mails to defraud-The petition for re-
duction in wages on the Union Pacific
road was agreed to by Judge Dundy--
Emperor William and Prince Bismarck's
reconciliation is Invested carefully of
! political import-The pardons commit
| tee will not interfere with the execution
! of Vaillant-The French occupation of
Timbuctoo is said to be part of fixed
| colonization plan--Addison a. White,
one of the oldest insurance agents in
Providence, is dead. He was 60 years of
age-Inhuman treatment of an Swear
old boy by woman at Gambia, N. H., is
alleged to have caused his death
Willard E. Pierce's steam laundry and
carpet cleaning esta blishment at Hart
ford was Quilted by fire. Total loss $4,000
George w. Woodbury., aged IS, one of
Portland's (Me.) prominent citizens,
dropped dead while returning from
church-White Bros. & Co., tanners,
Lowell, Mass, have resumed so hour time,
an increase of 10 hours weekly, but the
wage schedule is cut down 10 per cent.
Tuesday, Jan. 80.
The car has an attack of influenza
The Fayerwether will contest was re-
sumed in New York-The khedive dis
claims any intention of offending England
The injunction against the Security
Trust bank of Nashua, N. H., has been
dissolved-Yale adopted temporary rules
to cover eligibility to athletic teams
Burglars entered store at South Ber-
wick, Me-, and got 800 worth of goods
Water taken from the Merrimac river
at Haverhill, Mass, is supposed to be
poisonous--Miss Carrie E. Small &C
cepted the position as principal of the
Woodward seminary at Quincy, Mass
Crowds assembled in Paris to see Vail
liant executed but the affair did not come
off-Professor Thomson denies that he
contemplates leaving the general electric
company--President Tuttle of the Boston
and Maine says that reported changes in
the offices of the road are merely rumors
THE petition of the knights of Labor
for an Injunction to restrain Secre- |
tary Carlisle from issuing bonds was
presented to the supreme court
Wellman Osborne's shoe factory and the
West Lynn hotel at Lynn, Mass, were
destroyed by fire; loss, 500, 000-The |
Gloucester (Mass) agent of the American |
Express company was arrested for mbeZ-
zlement-The safe of the Pacific iron
works at Bridgeport, Conn.,, was robbed |
of diamonds valued at between $1,000 and
$2500-Important testimony for the gov
eminent was given at the Prawda
murder trial at Portland, Me-
The jury disagreed in the case of Ernest
Bush, charged with stealing diamonds
from West Warren (Mass) hotel
The Gloucester (Mass.) schooner Robert
j. Edwards is thought to have gone down
J. b. Reynolds shoe factory at Brock
ton, Mass, was practically destroyed by
fire - The fishing schooner Aber-
deem was wrecked near Gloucester.
Mass. All the crew were saved -
The senate judiciary committee postponed
action on the Peckham nomination
till Monday-Actress Rosina Vokes
is dead-Pension Attorney w. Bowen
Moore was arrested at Buffalo
General Nanigat was arrested on the
eve of sailing from Kingston, jam
Portions of the Bell telephone patents ex-
pire today-The A. p. A. makes de-
mands on both political parties in Kansas
City - Secretary Carlisle's conference
with New York bankers is not considered
a success-Sincere regret is expressed
for the outrage on the United States lega-
ton at Rome.
Wednesday, Jan. 81.
Colon ell Frank w. Roberts of Bidde-
ford, Me-, was appointed to the consul
ship at Nogeles, Mex. - Rev. A. j.
Wheeler of Boston was elected secretary {
of the New, Hampshire Law and Order
league-Mrs. Stephen Davis died at Ok
ford, Mass, the result of an assault COM
miUted by two men - The indica-
tions are that the fight between
the warning houses of the Rhode Island
legislature will be hot and short-The
bill to repeal federal elections law will
pass the senate next Tuesday-It is re-
ported that Lord Dunraven may again
challenge for the Americas cup in '95-
The Lehigh Valley railroad transferred its
New England coal business to n. Y, n.
a. and H-The Nova Scotia legislative
council voted against thel adjustment of
hat body-A syndicate is to build an
rapid transit system in New
York-The murderer of John Marshall
vas executed at Victoria, B. c.
The Genesee hotel, Syracuse, was burned
The Boston relief fund now amounts
% more than s74,0O0-An engine house
vas burned at Forestville, Conn-Kan-
as Populists are opposed to the proposed :
ssue of bonds-An injunction to re-