The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-03-09

moving eloCuTlC CAT dU IOTUlaHu, MO-, Was
thrown beneath the wheels and fatally
injured-Albert G. Carr of East Win
throp, Me-, died of heart failure. He hat
been prominent in town and county af
fairs-George L. Clary, for more than II
years electrician at the Brattleboro (Vt
telephone exchange, died from chronic
rheumatism - Miss Taylor, elected
principal of the Portland (Me,) school fol
the deaf, has written her acceptance Of
the place
Monday, March B.
German clubs at Manchester, ~ H..
were raided by the police-Professol
Phelps is still very weak--The First
Congregational church at South Hadley
Mass, was burned-Isaac Kenny OF
Weymouth, n. S., died in church at
Haverhill, Mass-James Montgomery
Bailey, the Danbury News Man, died at
Danbury, Conn-Senator Mitchell will
endeavor to have action taken on a ma
tional bankruptcy bill-A member of
the Louisville city council was expelled
sor observation-disclosures Wilson
is reported doing well-Ed Williamson,
the well-known ball player, died at Will
low Springs, Ark-Rev. T. Dewitt Tai.
mage announces that he is to remain in
| Brooklyn - General Vasquez of Hon
duras was taken to Salvador's capital I'M
| der escort-Vermont day at the Midwin-
| ter fair at San Francisco was great sue
cess-Ex-Premier Rudini advocates the
heavy taxation of foreign securities
held in Italy-Germany will not trust
Social Democrats with positions of COM
mand in the army-Patrolman D. f.
Murphy of Boston was struck by brick
while making an arrest-Victor Lun-
dieu, SO years old, died at Boston from
alcoholism M. Rogers, aged To-
while playing in freight yard at Port
land, Me-, fell from the top of car
and was instantly killed-Colonel e. T.
Colby, acting deputy collector of the Bos-
ton custom house, died at Somerville,
after an illness lasting since the first OF
the year. He was born in Salisbury,
Mass, Sept, 10, 1S33-Frank Ruffo, 8
years old, was severely scalded at Boston
by pulling over kettle of boiling water,
and died soon after-Fire in the Tow
sley House block, Waterloo,IN. Y, did
about $4,000 damage. Two firemen were
badly hurt-The university of Notre
Dame is to present gold medal to Au.
gustin DAILY - The Prince of Wales
yacht Britannia won a race for 1000
francs off Marseilles yesterday. The
race was witnessed by thousands of per-
sons-Steinitz and Lasker will play
chess match, 10 games up, for $4,000 side
and the championship of the world.
Play will begin on March Is at New
York
Tuesday, March 9.
The price of silver still remains at low.
est ebb-Two more deaths from small
tod az
Boston-Two children died from eating
wild parsnip at Fayetteville, N Y-An
Italian laborer at Canton, Mass, was
murderously assaulted by companion
THE supreme court holds that New
York's game laws are constitutional
Don Carlos, pretender to the throne of
Spain, is to wed Princess Marie of Rohan
DIR. William H. Burk, associate editor
of the Philadelphia Ledger, is dead
There was fatal rear end collision be-
tween freight trains on the Pan Handle
road at Winamac. Ind-A South Bos-
ton boy was instantly killed by the fall
ing of the roof of an old building
A better volume of business is reported in
cotton and woolens-Fire in Woburn,
Mass, cassd loss of S35, 000-E. G. Tur-
ner of North Stoughton, Conn, was ia
tally shot by Michael MCGOWAN of West.
erly, r. Worcester (Mass.) citizens
petitioned the city council to take imme
date action to secure new city hall
The man found in the Pentucket brook
at Georgetown, Mass, has been identified
as Charles f. Jordan, once prosperous
farmer of Danville Junction, Me-Re-
ciprocity, as set up by the Mckinley bill,
is to be abolished by the new LAWN
the Kearsarge investigation naval officers
testified that the charts were wrong
John Morley is reported to have declined
an Office that would have separated him
from the cause of Ireland-The Derby
Building and Lumb Der company at An
sonia, Conn, started on nine hours The
factory has been running on short time.
Wednesday, March 7.
Iowa coal companies have consolidated
Seven buildings were burned at Jor-
dan, Ont-A robber killed an ON aha
grocer and looted his shop-Ellis Park
hotel, Castleron, VT, was burned. Loss
$40, 000-British m arines were landed at
Bluefelds to restore the status quo
Grave robbers at Central City, Colo, Sc
cured valuable booty-Four miners
were killed by falling walls in Scranton,
Pa, shaft-New York's exports for the |
W6th WCIo So,OOO,OoO SIcdOCI Ludh III 1910 |
The president of two Texas banks was
given 10 years for stealing $780, 00-A
complete inventory of the New York and .
New England railroad is being made
The New York Central road is said to |
have paid man $25,0 900 for injuries re-
ceived--Brooklyn's mayor refuses to
float the Irish flag over city hall on st. |
Patrick's day--Waltham (Mass.) fire.
men cannot get their pay on account of
an error in the new city charter-Prince |
Bismarck denies that he ever said that
the rejection of the Russian treaty meant |
war-Mason, who shot his brother-in-
law at Peabody, Mass, was held in
$4,000 bonds. The injured man may re-
cover-Charles P. johnson, the sup
posed Georgetown, Mass, victim, Is alive |
at Auburn, Me-The Boston and Sand |
witch Glass company was dissolved in the
supreme court on application of ma
jority of the reholdsrs-There was
a case of smallpox IN Roxbury (Boston),
which two physicians for six weeks pro-
nounced chickenpox, the case not being
reported to the board of health until
the patient was entirely we'll
Fred E. Austin of Taunton, Mass, was
elected to the Legislature to succeed the