The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-04-20

prorogued - Postage rates on paper
novels may he raised 700 per cent-Cap-
tain Brown of the Boston schooner Rose
Esta brook, at New York, badly battered,
reports the sinking of an unknown Ameri-
can bark off Absecom-Ensign William
A. Snow, u S. N. of Winchester, Mass,
died at ontevideo-Postoffice Clerks
Roe and Ramsey of Boston were SEN
| fenced to IS months and one year, re-
spectively, in state prison, for embezzling
letters - Captain A. G. Crandall of
Dennis Mass, was appointed United
| States inspector of bulls at Boston-The
steamer signalled at sea by the Georgian
was not the overdue steamer De Ruyter
-Ex- Mayor johnson secured an in
| junction against the Waltham Mass
board of license commissioners.
Monday, April 10.
Rev. E. J. Giddings dropped dead at
Boston-Thirty poker players were ar
rested by the Haverhill (Mass.) police
An Attleboro (Mass.) man, made crazy by
the death of his horse, made three at
tempts at suicide--The pocketbook be-
longing to Donovan, Lowell's Mass. miss
| ing iceman, was found on the river bank
ST. Joseph's cathedral at Manchester,
N H.. was consecrated--A $4,000 incen-
diary fire occurred in East Norwalk, Conn
Three sisters were burned to
death in their fathers house near
GAINESVILLE, Nina freight train ran
into Lehigh Valley express. One man
was killed and several persons injured
Coxey expelled his son and the "Un-
known" from the common veal army
Colonel Breckenridge is not likely to be
reelected to congress--A great strike on
the Great Northern and Montana Central
railroads has begun-Justin Mccarthy
says the Irish hold the government of
England in the hollow of their hands,
Francis Polti. the Italian anarchist, was
arrested in London - The Spanish
preacher Juan d'Avita Diego, was heati-
fed at st. Peters, Rome--Lewis
E. Crttenden of New Haven COM
mitted suicide. He was "a years old
Mrs. Ellen Cornell. wife of Rhodes Cor
nell, who was twice tried for killing John
Gaddis at Anthony, r. l., Oct 81, 1891,
has been granted divorce-A cylinder
containing an acid, in use by plum bers
who were working at Providence, ex-
ploded, and John McClu had an eve
burned out by the fuid-The Winsted
Conn. shoe factory closed for four weeks
or more. The company has no orders
The Rhode Island supreme court granted
the petition of the Providence and SPRING
field Railroad company to become party
to the bond suit brought against the city
of Providence-Rev. f. E. Jackson, pas
tor of the Union Baptist church (colored)
of Hartford for the past four years, has
resigned
Tuesday, April II.
Three new cases of smallpox are re-
ported at Sing Sing-The new Egyptian
cabinet pleases England-No word has
been received from the overdue steamer
De Ruyter-Count Won Schach, the mil
lionaire author of Munich is dead-The
scheme to coin Mexican dollars in Ameri-
can minis is not favored in Mexico-A
great electrical plant is to be established
on Terry's island in the Connecticut river
An old headstone, dated 1890, was
found in tearing down house near the
top of Copps hill, Boston-Massachu-
sets Cinnamon are hurrying to take
advantage of the GearY act - The
French general government seized
the Hotel de Vile from the
Paris municipal government-The
Methodist conference IN Waltham,
Mass, denounced Romanism, branded
Sunday camp meetings as 'picnics" and
criticised Lasel semipary-Abner Il. |
Porter abducted his child from her
mothers arms in Lynn, Mass-The dis
puted boundary line between Salem and |
Marblehead, Mass, was settled in
favor of Marblehead - An in
teresting contest is expected over
North Cardinals senatorial seats-Ord- |
nance experts are confident that the worst |
has been told concerning armor frauds |
The new quorum-counting rule will |
be as different as possible from the Reed |
rule-The Denver police board fight was
decided in favor of Governor Waite
The recent attack on Spanish pilgrims in |
Valencia has resulted in the dismissal of |
its civil governor-The German reich
stag passed the bill to allow the return
of the Jesuits to third reading--The |
Octive, at Philadelphia, reports that she
passed, off Delaware capes, wreckage |
from the A. S. Milford. The milford |
carried six men-Brigadier General o. |
L. Shepherd, of New York, a retired army |
officer, with brieiant record, is dead, |
aged Sl-Ellen Snea of Boston, so years |
old, is charged with the larceny of s465 |
from Henry Green-Patrick f, KING |
was arrested at Boston, charged with un-
lawfully appropriatiug Il team valued at |
S25O-The loss on the Wellman OSBORNE |
fire at Lynn, Mass, has been adjusted. the |
insurance companies paying Mr. Os- !
borne upwards of ,0JO-Count Won /
Schach the millionaire author of |
Munich. is dead.
Wednesday, April IS.
Two firebugs came near being lynched |
at Meridian, Miss-An Albuquerque, n. |
NJ, bank president was sent to Jail for |
five years The state bank tax is not |
likely to be repealed at this session of |
congress-The United States is not |
likely to permit a German protectorate |
over Ssmoa-The son of President Rod
riguez fatally stabbed fellow student at !
Carlsruhe-The torpedo works of the /
Hotchkiss Gun company are to be re
moved to Rhode Island-Astronomt |
calculate that the Gale comet ought to be
visible here by April 2S--The agricul-
tural congress at Rome voted in favor of |
increasing the tariff on whPat-Thp ac- |
ton of the Methodist conference ~ Wal !
than. Mass, may put stop to Sunday |
camp meetings at Asbury Grove--Pre- |
mier Crispi threatened to dissolve the |
Italian chamber and the Radicals with
drew their opposition to the budget