The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-01-12
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Thursday, Jan. 4.

Masked moonshiners recaptured seized
stills in Georgia-New York union gar
ment makers protest against new unions
John d. Rockefeller gave $4,000 more
to Chicago iversity-Salem Mass.
business men are trying to raise fund
for the establishment of gold cure there
The London Truth charges that for
elgn exhibitors at the fair are liable not to
get their goods back-It has been proven
that the Omladina society of Austria is
closely connected with the anarchists
Pay checks of the New York and New
England road were protested by the Con-
tlnental bank of Boston-Another re-
lief party has started to hunt for George
Colgate in the Bitter Root mountains,
Washington-A joint debate between
socialists and anarchists in Vienna failed
to change the ideas of either faction
The Illinois state auditor may institute
proceedings against officers of the Ma
tional Building and Loan Investment
company-A North Cam bridge Mass. J
girl named Mary Daley was killed while
trying to cross railroad tracks I'M
der freight CARA London paper
says that the wholesale arrests
of anarchists were made in order
to ease the minds of Vaillant's jurors.
Friday, Jan. 3.
Green goods circulars have been re-
ceived at Newton, Mass-Miss Mary A.
Kelly of Brighton, Mass, was knocked
unconscious by a burglar-Peter Demp-
sey, "A years old, was arrested at Boston
for embezzling from his employers
City club of New York favors ballot re-
form measure on the Massachusetts, plan
THE New York Chamber of Commerce
Endorsed Secretary Carlisle's bond scheme
American potters are to pay their help
English wages plus the duty, if the Will
son bill passes-Governor Peck of Wis
consin denounces the American Protec-
tive association as un-American - The
Architectural league of New York in
dorsed the Wilson bill because of it's free
art clause-San Francisco thinks that
Commissioner Blount made a one-sided
report on the Hawaiian affair-In an
article entitled American Railway Rob-
bers'' the London Financial News attacks
the railroad managers of the United States
John Connors and Miss Eva Flint,
charged with completely in the Kessler
train robbery, were released at Albion,
Ind-The president sent to the senate
the following nominations: John w.
Ross, commissioner of the District of
Columbia; Perry 7. Cumberson of New
Jersey, assistant appraiser of merchandise
in the district of New York-Patrick
Steadman of Attleboro, Mass, was at
tackled by highwayman while on his way
home. Mr.. Steadman was too strong for
his assailant and gave him thrashinR-
Samuel Alexander, who murdered James
Nesbitt at Chicopee, Mass, escaped from
the Worcester insane asylum last June,
which fact was kept a secret-Thomas
j. Lynch won the Augusta (Me) postmas
tership fght-A wound inflicted by
woman caused the death of Policeman
Whidden of Providence-Dudley B.
Chapman was killed by run
away horse at New London, Conn
-Danbury Comm hat manufacture
N. Y.-Representative Oates has a bill
for increasing the currency-Commis-
sioner Blount was probably paid from the
secres service fund of the state depart
eent-A state of siege has been pro-
Ulaimed throughout Sicily-Fifteen
children were rescued from a
burning tenement at Newark, N. j.,
by a judge and two policemen
One man was killed and two seriously in
jured by the explosion of two compressed
hydrogen cylinders in New York-The
Louisville, Evansville and St. Louis Con-
solidated railroad was placed i'll the hands
of receivers-King Humbert of Italy is
reported to have private fortune of
10000, 900 lire deposited in London-In-
fantry barracks at Smolensk. Russia,
were set on fire by an incendiary-Ter-
rible blizzard waged throughout Europe.
Saturday, Jan. 6.
There is a dangerous Arab ferment in
Uganda-Female socialists were sent to
Jail at Vienna - Terrible ravages of
diphtheria are reported in Russia
General Crespo was again elected Presi-
dent of Venezuela freight rates
closed five -four mills in West Superior,
Wis-The county treasurer at Greedy
Centre Neb., is said to be S24, 900 short
Knitting mills at Amsterdam and Mid
dleville, n. Y, are TO resume-The
satisfactory condition in German trade is
due in part to her success at the Worlds
fafr-Rev Father Schnepp was chosen
superintendent of the Massachusetts,
Temperance home of Lynn, Mass Cap
tain William Pickett of the schooner
Mary Lymburner, run down and
sunk off Edgartown, Mass, by an
unknown vessel, cabled from Europe
that he and his crew are all safe
Colonel Peter Sanborn, ex-state treasurer
of New Hampshire, is dead-A box con-
tanning $500 in gold was found in the
house OF man who died at Hope Me-,
IL years ago-A jury awarded $1,000
damages to woman who was kicked out
of mill at Skowhegan, Me-Many
boys were wounded in battle between
high and grammar school boys at Lewis
ton, Mcdowell (Mass.) carpet weavers
will not strike against reduction in wages
Five children nearly naked and half
starved, were found in filthy hut at
Rutland, Vt--Burglars made another
raid on the seized liquors at police head
quarters at Portland, Me - Reuben
Brown, for attempting to poison John
McNally, was sentenced to 10 years in
prison at New London, Conn-"Kick-
ers" were pacified at the caucus of house
Democrats, and the Wilson bill program
mapped out will be Acknowledgement
is supremely confident of defeating
Mitchell-Captain w. ID. Clark of Ches-
ter, Conn, is dead, aged 50. He was
a member of the legislature in 1863
Hon. NJ. w. Davis. former member of
the Vermont legislature, died at West
minister from the grip. He was - years old
Rev. J. NJ. Phillips, aged 20, died at
Waltbaun Ia in To,