The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-02-16
Sunday. Feb. II.

in Lawrence, Mass, resisted propose
reduction Of wages by striking----Th
Gloucester (Mass.) schooner Brunhild
was lost off the Banquereau. The Grew
were saved-The completion of tn
Portland and Rumford Falls railroa
was appropriately celebrated--An i'm
provement is noted in the iron and stee
trade-The Dominion parliament is t.
meet March 15--William Virtue, al
legged diamond robber, was arrested II
New York city--The Indian statehood
plan is not likely to be accepted at tn
coming international assembly -
Shipping was badly damaged b.
storm at Redondo. Cal--Tobaco'
factories were burned at Hender
son, Ky-The Russo German com
mercial treaty has been signed-Th
town of Diego Suarez was swept by I
cyclone-The French chamber voted
400, 200, 900 francs for the families of tn,
Italians killed in the Argues Mortes riots
The steamer Hangchow was in col
| lision with an unknown craft. The vesse
struck went down-Ths crew of a sink
ing British brig were saved by the steamer
Cevic-Evangelist d. L. Moody was pre-
sented, on his 57th birthday, with IS SIC
gold pieces. His mother Mrs. Betsy
Moody, was SO on the day that her son
was 57--F. M. Ryder has been elected
business manager of the New Haven
Leader-Emery Clement, a lumber camp
employee, was found dead in a deserted
schoolhouse near the Flume House, New
Hampshire, under circumstances which
point to foul play-Rodney Goodwin of
West Biddeford, Me-, had a wife, who
has disappeared from town, and so has
one of her OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mills
Nos. 1, 2 and 8, at New Bedford, Mass,
commenced running 50 1-2 hours a week,
an increase of Ii hours a week over the
recent running time.
Monday, Feb. IL.
Candidates for the Yale varsity nine
are all in training-The pulp mill at
Madison, Me-, is being remodeled---
Riendeau, the man supposed to have been
murdered at Warren, N. H., was found
alive-A portion of the Colts firearms
factory at Hartford was burned; loss,
$3.50, 00O-A carrier pigeon brought proof
that the Gloucester (Mass.) schooner
Robert J. Edwards was lost with all on
board-A Catholic priest was terribly
beaten by his assistant in church in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wilson is very
i'll at Kansas City-Ths unknown
steamer that foundered off Cape Hatteras
last week is believed to be the British
steamship Olympia blizzard is rag
ing throughout Kansas and Nebraska
Spain demands an immediate answer to
her demands from the Sultan of Morocco.
Tuesday, Feb. 13.
Fire in the Stevens mill, Fall River,
Mass, caused loss of $10 00O-Two
locked-in children were burned to death
near Bonnie Terre, Mot is rumored
that King Humbert will pardon convicted
anarchists is said that Gladstone
will appeal to the country within
persons were killed in
freight wreck near Bellevue, O-The
crew of the wrecked schooner Gertie E.
Foster were brought to Boston-Work
will probably be begun on the Cape Cod
canal about March General Miles
does not credit the rumor of an Indian
outbreak at Pine Ridge agency-Prin-
cess Colonna fed from France to prevent
the stealing of one of her children by her
husband-Well-know educators pro-
test against the prohibition of dissection
in the public schools of Boston-A
building on Piedmont street, Boston,
collapsed, buryinR one man, who was
finally rescued by the firemen, badly
bruised, but with no bones broken
Paul Jones started, as nature made him,
from the rooms of the Boston Press club
to earn $4,000 and traverse the globe in
year, without assistance-Lynn Mass
police are puzzled at the STRANGE disap-
din, the famous Lynn Mass inventor, is
pointed for the Peoples Fire Insurance
company-valuabls dogs were poisoned
at North Attleboro. Mass-Winslow
nomination for collector at Bos-
Ton is regarded as probable--The steamer
City of Para arrived at Colon with crew
If the Kearsarge on board-Corporal
James Tanner is in a critical condition as
!, result of the operation he submitted to |
asst week-A bomb was thrown in a
crowded cafe in Paris. Twenty persons |
we're injured, five seriously--Turkish |
released one of two American |
citizens held as prisoners-The bakeshop |
md dwelling occupied by Patrick Cum
bingham at East Boston were completely
by fire by the upsetting of
kerosene lamp. Damage fully $20O0-
The lookup at Bar Harbor, Me-, was
,roken into, and a quantity of liquor
eized last week and stored there was
AIKEN.
Wednesday, Feb. IL.
Russia executed an Austrian spy
there were 293 arrests in Dedham, Mass,
asst year-Hans Won Bulow, the famous
ianist, is dead-Half of the business
art of Genoa, o., was destroyed by fire
Liberals declare that the
ords are past forgiveness - Mayor
Warden of Waltham, Mass, will
eto the revised city ordinance
he Dover IN. H. Five-C Cent Savings bank
7as enjoined from receiving or paying de
osits-John B. Donovan was appointed
United States marshal for the district of
H. Cummings and AL
red w. De Voc were held on the charge
causing the death Of Emory
. Clement at Lincoln, N. H
ohm Fennessey of Fall River, Mass,
yas found guilty of manslaughtsr
/ causing the death Of his Wife
authority is sought for use
old vessels for naval militia purposes
have been ordered not to
oliver registered letters and money
rders to the Honduras Lottery company
was nominated for presi- (,
emit by Republican clubs of Ohio
! is feared that the ID men in the