The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-01-19

near Pittsfield, Mass-B. f. Rynd, an
ex-member of the Pennsylvania legisla-
ture. was sentenced to jail for one year
for forpery-The speed of the Mach1as
and the Castine will not be materially re-
duced by lengthening them--Schaefer
beat Ives by one point--Ex-Amb assador
Waddington died at Paris--Steamer
Allonby went down in the Bay of Biscay,
and IL of those on board were drowned.
Monday, Jan. Is.
Mrs. Catherine Donahue of Medford,
Mass, was discovered in dying condl-
ton on the grave of her brother in Nal
den-Thieves boldly enter a Falmouth
street house at Boston, cut out portion
| of the door and gained admittance. Con-
siderable property was stolen-D". John
f. Canning of Boston was arres ed on
charge of manslaughter--H hannibal Il.
Hamlin SAYS that the state of Maine will
be strongly in favor of Reed for nomina-
ton for president-Joseph Bassett of
| Swampscott, Mass, in MT OF
insanity. committed suicide by cut
ting his throat with razor
Luther r. Plummer of Brattleboro, VT,
is charged with Notwithstanding Dan
bury Conn hat strike is not yet settled;
manufacturers are determined to smash
| the unions--Two boys were drowned at
Providence while skating-Ice cutting
has begun in eastern Massachusetts, and
New ampshire-Albertina Strom es-
capped from the hospital at Danbury,
| Conn. in a delirium, and is supposed to
have persisted, as she was lightly clad
Sympathy with the Sicilian rioters has
extended to the mainland-Thousand
of peasants are on the verge OF starvation
l.
in Hungary-A petition was taken by
two socialistic deputies to the Elysee ask
ing clemency for Valiant, the bomb
MISUNDERSTANDING in Uganda sue
ceeded in driving out Mahometans-
Harriet M. Northam died at Lockport,
N. Y, aged "a. She was llneal de-
scendant of Faith White, first white
child born in the Plymouth colony
The end of the Brazilian rebellion is at
hand-Lead and Central Cities, S. D.,
are to boycott Deadwood merchants be-
cause they pronounced against labor
unions-The unemployed in Cincinnati
refused to work for 81 a day, as it would
lower the rate of wages-James Gal
braith, carpet manufacturer of Philadel-
phia has assigned-Fire in the new syn
dictate block, Minneapolis, did $4,000
damage-Samuel H. Mather. one of
the best known bankers of the
west, died at Cleveland-Two men
were killed by being buried beneath
a snowslide at Boulder Creek, Ida
An engineer and fireman were killed on
a Nova Scotia railway by bridge falling
down with a train-Ives and Schaefer
have decided not to play off their tie, but
will divide first and second money of the
billiard urnament--Governor Mitchell
of Florida has issued call for militia to
be ready for action-A man in Cameron,
Tex, refused to leave a house when re-
quested and caused a shooting affray
that ended in one man being killed and
another mortally wounded
Tuesday, Jan. 16.
The financial outlook in India is gloomy
-Whipple block at Lebanon, N. H,
was burned. Loss about $4O OO0--Vail-
liant, the convicted bomb thrower may be
guillotined Feb. 1.-Two more deaths
from smallpox occurred at Boston-The
George w. Helme company's snuff mill,
Helm eta, n. j., was burned-Secretary
Carlisle has called for the resignation of
Collector Brady of Fall River, Mass
England has abandoned heavy guns for
lighter ones on the new battleships-C. |
F. Clarke was killed at the Union station,
Boston-It was the Austrian consul at
Palermo and not the American who said |
that French money was going to Sicily
-Atchison employees west of Dodge
City, Kan, have received no pay
since October, and their families
are on the verge of starvation
Clarke Parker, formerly of Boston, was
indicted at Providence for burglary
DR.. G. S. Schofield of Boston was taken to |
the Northampton insane asylum-Sev
eral large Bridgeport Comm factories
started up on full time-The Queen In |
surance company has withdrawn from |
Vermont, owing to large losses in 1888
The Hornblower nomination was defeated |
in the senate by six ajority-Nothing |
will be done in congress about Hawaii for |
some time-Advocate of the income |
tax are anxious to attach it to the Wilson |
bill-Colonel Frank A. Burr, a we'll |
known newspaper and literary man, died |
at Camden, n. J-Rebels lost 400 |
in a battle near Bage, Brazil
Eleven persons were killed and so injured |
in railroad accident in New Jersey
Mother immaculate of the Ursuline or
der, died at Bedford Park, N. Y-The
Duval Athletic clubs test fight passed off |
without interference.
Wednesday, Jan. 16.
Vincenzo Cordichi was held for the |
grand jury, without bail, for the murder
of Pasqual Sacco, at Boston - Ex-Re-
ceiver Hobbs of the Stockbridge (Mass.)
Savings bank was sentenced to six months
in Jail for contempt of court. There
is a shortage in his accounts
There was a train collision near North
VT. Two men died from their
injuries, one man was fatally and another
badly injured-Max Klemmick, out of
work and Respondent, killed himself at
Lowell, Mass-Giacomo Rossi was
found guilty of manslaughter at
New Haven-The Gloucester (Mass.)
schooner Alert was wrecked on
the Newfoundland coast - Edgar
Chiott was held at Burlington, VT,
for robbing the mails-Chandler Craw-
ford killed himself at Bangor, Me-Dr.
Omer p. Porter was chosen city physician
at Lowell, Mass - The governor of
Florida will use militia to stop the prize
fight, if necessary-John II. Robb, the
theatrical man, is insane
The Bath (Me.) schooner Fannie J.
Bartlett is ashore near Montauk
point, J.. - General Horace
Brooks died at Kissimee, Fla -