The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-05-04

arrived II tne suburbs of Washington
st. Cnari hotel, New Orleans, was
burned ana one life was lost-Two men
of the crew of the Gloucester Mass.
schooner Gardner Tarr were lost--A
gang Of trt mps captured Concord and
| Montreal freight train-The corner
stone of the new parochal school in New
Haven was laid - A new Catholic
church at East Bridgewater, Mass, was
dedicated.
Monday, April 30.
Machine gun inventors are not ready to
accommodate the navy department with
weapons for a test-Memb ers of the
Boston baseball club believe they should
have a share in the seasons prosperity
New York business men are to call for a
settlement of the tariff question immed-
ately-There was IA 100000 fire
in Ashland, Wis.-Explorer William
Astor Chanler arrived at Cairo
The New Haven rolling mill was shut
down for an indefinite period. The mill
employs about $50 men in ordinary times
---Antoni Raychel was struck by milk
train at Thorndike, Mass. He was picked
up unconscious and taken to Palmer
where he died--During ball game at
Portland, Conn, a bat slipped from the
hands of Angus Graham and struck
John Cantwell, aged 16 years, crushing
his frontal hone. Cantwell will probably
die-A new case of smallpox was dis
covered at Bridgeport, Conn. Mrs. John
Sheridan, aged 40 years, living with her
husband and six children, is the victim
THE license commissioners at New
port, r. l., have granted 16 second class
and nine first class licenses, on condition
of the permanent removal of certain OBJ
structions to the Sunday vision of the en-
tire premises--Sparks from locomo-
tive started a fire at Merrimac, N H.,
that burned over 100 acres of the best
standing tim Der in southern New Hamp-
shire-The once famous Boston catcher,
Hines, is in retirement in New Bedford
Young, Rusie, Killen, Weighing, Glea-
son, Hutchison, Kennedy and Hemming,
all star pitchers, lost their first games.
Tuesday, May L.
A Turkish official was murdered IN
Armenia--Sixteen new cases OF small
pox were reported in Chicago--Interna
Revenue Collector Donovan assumed
office at Boston-The British labor COM
missioner's report suggests no reforms
A new company has been formed to
control properly at Fort Payne, Ala
The Erie road will default on the reor-
ganization bonds due-A 10 per cent
dividend will be paid the Worlds fair
dholders--Michael Keough of Cam
bridge, Mass, has conclusion of the |
brain from jumping from an electric car
Many changes in the official person
mel of the Charlestown (Mass.) navy yard |
are to be made this summer-Many per-
sons were drowned in the Danube river
at Brahilon. Roumanie. by the collapse
Of a bridge-The fishing schooner We'll
come of Gloucester, Mass, was sunk near
Castle Island, Boston harbor, in col
ision with coal barge independent
Ice is out of Moosehead lake, and fishing
will begin earlier than usual-A mass
meeting of Springfield (Mass.) citizens
passed resolutions urging the legislature
20 adopt the Norwegian system-Coxey
insists that he will carry out his May
lay program-Freight cars were re-
covered from "industrials" at the
st-EX-POstmaster General Frank
Iatton is dead - Brazilians are to a
'uild monument to the author of the {
Ionroe doctr ns-Senator Stock bridge
lied at Chicago.