The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-11-30
Tuesday, Nov. RI.


Tuesday, Nov. RI.
American gold is flowing back from
abroad-The steamer Indiana is over
due at Philadelphia-The boat crew of
the Lynn company of the Massachusetts,
Naval brigade is to receive flag as a
Private letters received in Boston
confirm the worst reports about the mas
sacre of Armenians-A dynamite bomb
was found attached to the window of the
house of George Bourne at Auburndale.
Mass-The old frigate Constitution Ia
soon to be transferred from Portsmouth,
N. H., to Boston-Restaurant and board
ing house keepers were arrested in
serving oeomargarine without in
forming their boarders of the fact
The charter of the first fraternal order
founded in New Hampshire, the Endicott
Rock association, has been revoked-Cat-
tie owners of Worcester, Mass, and adja-
cent towns are to apply for an injunction
against the board of cattle commissioners
lost mail pouches, which had
been rifed, were found in Rhode Island
swamp Secretary Smith proposes a
new court for the settlement of appealed
land cases-The administration will
DreScnU pan VI AiiohSS AShcAHA Wv "AiS
coming short session of congress
A dangerous counterfeit 50 silver
certificate is in circulation - The
Stewart syndicate's bid for the whole
issue of $4,000, 900 new bonds was &C
wife of j. Edward Addicks
sues for divorce at Washing
ton look for speedy ending of the war
between China and Japan-Seven yes
sells were lost at Bonavista, N. E., during
last Tuesdays gale-The Gar Nicholas
Ii was welded to Princess Alix. The cere-
monies were impressive and gorgeous in
the extreme-Baltimore bankers and
business men favor government aid
for the Nicaragua canal project
1t is reported that Japan will accept
China's proposals of peace through the
United States ministers at Toxic and
Pekin-Prime Minister Wekerles prof.
ects for religious liberty in Hungary are
supported by the emperor-The cities of
Reggie and Messina in Italy were again
shook by earthquakes-Brea is scarce
in Amsterdam on account of strike of
iourneymen bakers-The Chinese are
said to have fed from Port Arthur to war
ships, two of which the Japanese cannon
AIDED and sunk-Billy Plimmer defeated
Charley Kelly in three rounds for the
bantam weight championship of the world,
at Coney Island.
Wednesday, Nov. IS.
A demand for the sugar bounty of 1894
1895 will be made-Three new cases of
diphtheria are reported in Quincy, Mass
Charles S. Kendall, vice president of
the Rice Kendall Paper company of Bos-
ton, is dead-The annual report Of the
Taunton Mass lunatic asylum shows it
to be in good condition-Boston is to be
the headquarters of the new state organ
ization of retail jewelers-American and
British authors are endangered by Can
ada's proposed separate copyright act
BENJAMIN r. Bradford, president of the
American Tool company, died at Hyde
Park. Mass the launch of the new
Nantasket boat, Myles Standish, at Chel-
sea, Mass, the boat crashed into build
ing - Preparations are already being
made for the convention OF the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor, to
be held in Boston next July-Petitions
for the division of the town of East Wey-
mouth and for the union of the towns Of
Shelburne and auckland have been re-
ceived at the Massachusetts state house
Frank p. Dame was run over and fatally
injured by a locomotive at Dover, n. n.
The Ammen ram at Bath, Me-, is be
ing put into shape for her preliminary
trial-Rev. Harry Leroy Brickett has
been Installed pastor Of the Congroga-
tional church at Marion, Mass--A. NJ.
Wilson. the New Hampshire state organ
izer of the A p. A., was pelted with rotten
eggs by a mob at Franklin Falls, n. II"
Republicans won in the city election at
Dover. n. H-The case Of Orrin J. Cook
OF Nashua, n. H., and five other men, who
,.-a-. oondarunad IN death at Paria. Tex.