The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-01-12

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committee of the Nicaraguan Canal com
pany is charged with unbusinesslike
methods-Senator Cockrell's wife is deac
Representative Geary will move to sub
stitute the Mills bill for the Wilson bill
Two bakers were found burned to
death at Peekskill, N. "a Burlington
IN. J) engineer successfully grated
chicken claws to his amputated fingers
An extensive jewelry robbery in New
York, perpetrated last September, has
just been brought to light-New York
real estate men have entered the tight
against Tammany-TheG German steam
er Acapulco is thought to have foundered
with all on board-England is to build
more warships.
Monday, Jan. 8.
Pasqual Sacco was nearly decapitated
by an assassin at his residence or
Salutation street, Boston-Indica
tions point to most successful and
lively baseball season this year
Rev. E. A. Hainer pastor of the
South Christian church, Haverhill, Mass,
has resigned, and announces that he
will enter the Baptist denomination
Another man was arrested on suspicion of
passing counterfeits at Providence -
Dick Cronin of the provinces won 10
round fight with Meehan of Baltimore at
Hamilton, Mass - Letter carriers at
tached to second-class offices in Massa-
chusetts formed a state organization
Federal offices in Maine are soon to be
distributed The income tax feature
may yet be made a rider on the Wilson
bill-The Bostons won the deciding
game in the baseball champion
ship series at San Francisco -
A decisive battle is imminent between
Honduras and Nicaraguan forces
Schooner Eliza H. Parkhurst of Glouces.
ter, Mass, is ashore near Portle Bear, N.
S-Huntington, L. l., is to have mon
ument to Nathan Hale-John l.. Sui.
livan asserts he will challenge the winner
of the Corbett-Mitchell fight-It is re-
ported that France is assisting Sicilian
insurgents and preparing for an invasion
of lower Italy-Alden j. Bowers
was arrested in New York for EN-.
bezzlement in Boston A Gangee
mich. man received an Internal machine
from whose deadly work he had a narrow
escape-Whitecaps near Harrodsburg,
KY, murdered one man and committed
number of outrages-Dr. Clinton
Cavendish, noted English scientist, died
at San Antonio, Tex, and given a paupeI
burial - The Western Massachusetts,
Mutual Fire Insurance company was
organized at Springfield with Frederick
Harris president; Gideon Wells, vice
president; w. F. Calender, treasurer, and
j. S. Pyncheon, secretary.
Tuesday, Jan. 8.
The Spanish steamer Mosques was
sunk in collision-The New Jersey race
track law has been formally declared lille
gal-Governor Mckinley was again in
augurated at Columbus, O-The modus
vivendi in regard to sealing has been re-
newed-Tramp stole an engine at
Whitman, Mass, and let it run to
Plymouth--John Walsh was arrested
for attempting to pass a forged money
order at the Boston postoffice-Lon.
don papers now take the view that
the Warina affair was pure blunder-
Livery stables at Bristol Conn, were
burned; loss $40, 0o0---- The Wakefield
(Mass.) Rattan company's factory has
started up again-The London Times
apologies for the methods of the Bank OF
England and says that they are being
improved & Co., the largest
ldU III bdhDulyJ SOhh'i
will remove their business to Newark, N.
Premier Rhodes hints that, in
event of England not doing the
African colonists justice, they will
set out for themselves - Plush
weavers in the Sanford (Me) plush
mills assert that they had no intention of
striking Moore of the col
lapsed Peoples Fire Insurance company
of Manchester, N. H., was indicted-The
trial of Judge Waldron of Dexter, Me-,
for assaulting J. M. Jordan of that town,
was begun at Bangor-The debate on
the Wilson tariff bill was begun in con. |
the billiard match between |
and Slosson at Chicago, the
former scored 600 and the latter 206-
It is learned from Washington that no
special message on Hawaii is likely to be
sent to congress before Thursday-Dis. |
patches from Palermo say that the ex-
element has greatly abated and that
confidence is being restored.
Wednesday, Jan. 10.
Brazilian troops were defeated by insur.
yents-The statement that Baptist and
christian churches may merge is made by
4 Denver minister man fesem bling
OhdllVo L dlllc, LllSSluS SeCreIdry Ol LII
sonia lodge, /. o. o. F., of Portland, Me-,
was seen wandering in Scarboro-Two
more cases of smallpox were re-
ported at Boston-Big smuggling opera
lions were exposed at San Francisco
DR.. Hampton f. Hill of Saco, Me-, is dead
Iron and steel men demand free pig
and scrap of the committee on ways and
business men object to
,he New England being seized by the Con-
West is excited over the
of cigarmakers - Italian
police arrested many narchists-The
fund for the relief of
lhe unemployed of Boston amounts to
Britain will strengthen
1er navy to match the Franco-Russian
1eet-All hope of finding Captain Will
son and his men alive has been abandoned
BY the Cape Colony authorities-A man
70 years of age was arrested on a
,harge of stealing $500 worth of
diamonds at West Warren, Mass
twenty men were killed, $50 were
and 100000 damage to prop
'rty resulted from the recent riots at
sicily - Isidore Straus and Colonel
William l.. Brown were nominated for
congress from the Fourteenth and Fiji
eenth districts, New York-Dr. j.
:. Hadley died at Phoenix, Ari- :
'ona. He was one of Waltham's Mass.)