The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-04-06

eggs by Yale students in New Haven
theater. The new cruiser Columbia goes
into commission April "A steamer
with Il cargo of seals worth $50 900 arrived
at Cape Ray N F.-Several men were
killed ana several others injured in a
fight at Catado, Ida--The Nicaraguan
government is to withdraw the eXequa
tors of the American ami British consuls
THE shooting of an American citizen
by the acting governor of Rama, in the
Mosquito territory, is contradictions.
| lulu royalists are said to have given up
| hope of the Queens restoration and will
| petition President Cleveland for
nneXation-Borden, Ind, had $685.,
900 tire-Thirty weavers struck in Lewis
| Anderson & Coz wooden mills at Show
hogan, Me-, because of the discharge of
one wever-Albert Johnson (colored) of
Falmouth, Mass, was found probably
guilty of attempting to murder Thomas
Sullivan, by mingling poison with drink
Two destruc tive fires on the Massa-
chusetts Central railroad were set by en-
gines, burning over several acres of wood
land-W estport (Mass.) will offer re-
ward of $40 for each fox killed by an in
habitant of the TOWN.. ID. Speery, for
90 years postmaster at New Haven, form
ally surrender ed his Office to his successor,
+. G. Beach.
Monday, April 2.
Rev. Peter j. O'Callaghan preached in
Appleton chapel, Harvard university, on
"Rationalism in Faith" He is the first
Catholic clergyman who ever filled Har-
wards pulpit-Miss Ruth French of
Maiden, Mass, disappeared very mysteri-
ously-Thomas Ryan was badly beaten
by gang of young toughs at Boston
Edward n Anderson, composer and
teacher of music, died at Worcester
Mass-Forty families were burned to
death at Suncook, n H-The body of
Walter Mann of WaJerville, Me-, was
found in the river at Winchendon, Mass
Joseph Charpentier was killed by fall
ing over bluff at Penacook, N H-But
five vessels of the British Pacific station
are available for patrol duty in Behring
sea-The United States military prison
at fort Leavenworth is overcrowded--A
syndicate of English yachtsmen is to chdl-
lenge for the Americas cup this year
A violin valued at $4,000 was stolen from
the house of Jean Bott of New York
The United States government is not to
interfere in behalf of Da CANA and his
officers-SiX me1 were burned to death
and three badly injured by an explosion
of natural gas in Alexandria, Ind
Steamer Stockholm City, at Halifax from
London, reports tempestuous passage.
Tuesday, April 3.
The court decided that no one is en-
titled to the Dexter (Me.) bank reward
POSTMASTER Coveney has applied for
new boxes for the Boston postoffice--
Albert Clarke of Boston was appointed
judge advocate of the Grand Army of
Massachusetts, Ruth M. French
who has been missing from her home in
Maiden, Mass, since Sunday noon, has
been found-J. S. Bond of Reading,
Mass, doing business as the Boston AVN
ing company, was arrested on the charge
of securing $500 under false pretenses--
Senator Irby says the revolt in
South Carolina is not an honest |
protest against the invasion of pri-
vate rights, but is an attempt of |
anti Tillmanites to defy the law -
Hon. Sewall g. Strout was appointed to |
the Maine supreme bench to succeed the |
late Judge Libby - A Bridgeport
Conn., young woman had Brooklyn man
arrested for bigamy and robbery. She says
she believes he knows something about
the Whitechapel murders-Three resi-
dents of Tinmouth, VT, were
arrested for child murder--Spinners
Of the King Philip mills at Fall
River, Mass, agreed to forego bonus
Governor Tillman disbanded another
militia company. He declares that law
and order now reign-Sound money
men expect an absolute majority in sup
port of the seigniorage veto-Republi-
cans carried Calais, Me-, by increased
except in one ward-Peru
has two presidents, a constitutional and
revolutionary one--A decree has been
proclaimed that Da Cana and the insur-
gent refugees on the Portuguese war
ships shall be shot if surrendered
James Owen O'Connor, the eccentric
actor, died in an insane asylum--Dr.
Edward Brown-Sequard, the famous ply
,ician, is dead-Ihe steamship Ems was
lowed into Fayal, Azores. with broken
propeller frame--Most of the weavers
who went out of the wooden mills At
Me-, Saturday, havere
20 their looms - After running U"o
months on short time, the Within ma
chime works at Whitinsville, Mass, have
begun to work on full time.
Wednesday, April 4.
Bread riots occurred in Andalusia,
5pain-The railway station, at Waiver
ey, Mass, was roDbed--S. n. Parent
vas elected mayor of Quebec-A mort
gage of $40, 600 0G0 on the Erie road was
iIed--LeCaron, the spy, was insured
or 500, 000--Hhere is an outbreak of
yphoid lever at Montclar n. "A
wife murderer was lynched at bakers
lille, n. C-rwo children were burned
o deaUh at Keutvillt, lnd-A bail in
rammany Hall, New York, enied i'll
ot-Ine United States cruiser Atlanta
las been ordered to Biuefields-
\ travelling evangelist was murdered
lie u Homer, Ienn--Bob Cook appears
- ue satisfied with the Yale crew this
Ten thousand men, representing
-arIous ira .es. struck in Chicago-rne
Italian chamber OF deputies condoled
With the family of Kossuth--The reslg.
lation of Rev. Levi p. Blackford was ac.
epted by the Universalist church a
Valtham, Mass--Two babies died fro,
mallpox at the Boston hospital and one
lew case was carried o that ms tuition
Rev. John L. NJ Babcock, a reJired cler -
nan, was burned to death at BostoA -
employees of the city of Salem, Mas are
bliged to wait for their pay beca.., the
ppropriation bill has not been pa->e,l--