The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-04-13

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Independent military club. B.
Watkins has been appointed receiver OF
the S. j. Watkins Land and Mortgage
company A St. Louis contractor
has bought all the big Worlds fair build
ings-An interesting report ON the Mic
aragua canal is forthcoming-Nav
vessels are on their way to Behring sea
Charter Oak park is to have race
meeting this year--A man was fatally
! injured in a prize fight in Cleveland
A fireworks factory was burned at Peters
burg, Va--Many miners in the Pennsyl-
vania region are facing starvation-Th
| American union party in Honolulu is di-
vided over admission of Asiatic laborers
Samoan natives will resist disarma-
ment-Emperor William YVES greeted by
King Humbert at Venice.
Monday. April 8.
Rev. Dr. Michael Burnham resigned his
| pastorate at Springfield, Mass-Henry
Fisher of Cambridge, Mass, was found in
a stupor in a shed at Fitch burg, and died
| in the police station-Louis Zeno was
arrested at Haverhill, Mass, for stabbing
a mana man was fatally scalded in a
! tub of boiling dye at Hampden, Mass
Rev. Frank B. Vrooman resigned from
the passionate of the Salem Street Congre-
gational church. Worcester, Mass-A
boat containing five drunken men cap
sized at Lawrence, Mass, and one man
was drowned-Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan
Thayer of South Braintree, Mass, cele-
brated their diamond wedding anniver-
sary--Effie Whalen and Mrs. Fournier
were arrested at Burlington, Vt, for
the murder of Alfred Whalen--Edward
Norton, first importer of Guernsey cattle
to America, died at Pennington, Conn
Schooner Benjamin B. Church went
ashore on the bar opposite the Mecox
(Mass) lifesaving station; crew saved--A
tenement building in Memphis collapsed.
Four persons were killed, five were in
jured and seven are missing--The treas
ury gold is in no present danger of drain
- st. Augustine Roman Catholic
church. New York. was burned
A band of opium smugglers at Buffalo
was broken up-Twelve acres of Penn
sylvania town settled several feet--Gov-
ernor. Tillman of South Carolina de-
nounced President Cleveland in an inter-
view--Steamship passenger rates from
Bremen to America are to be increased
Two bombs were exploded in front of
the military governors house in Siena,
Tuscany.
Tuesday, April 10.
The Washington Irving hotel, Granada,
SPAIN was burned--The Bergeson man
slaughter trial opened at Dedham. Mass
-Four prisoners escaped from the Erie |
county jail at Buffalo - The Briggs |
wooden mill at Voluntown, Conn, was
burned - The administration contem- [
plates urging another bond issue, it is |
said-New York, New Haven and Hart
ford rOnndhouse at BuZzard's Bay, Mass,
was burned-Ten firemen were killed at /
the burning of the Davidson theater and |
hotel at Milwaukee--Scores of evictions
are to take place on the Marquis of
Clanricarde's estates in Ireland - A
Lynn Mass man was arrested for at
tempting to cash a check that had
been lost by the owner - A full
grown partridge with two heads, dead,
but backed by affidavits, is owned
by Bostonian - The Russo-German
treaty has already resulted in revival of
trade between the two ountries-Harry
G. Spaulding was sentenced to three ex-
ira months in Jail for embezzling from
the North Middlesex Savings bank of
Aver, Mass--Clothing consigned to New
York men was seized by the Boston GUS
tom house officials while attempts were be-
ing made to smuggle it into that port -
In an ultimatum to the British min
lister Secretary Gresham says that unless
the Objectionable clause in the Behring
sea bill is withdrawn the whole agree
ment will be declared off-Memoridl
services for the late Judge Charles P.
Thompson were held at Gloucester, Mass
Mrs. Clara E. Getchell was indicted at
Me-, for poisoning her husband
"A 17-year-o old boy is held at West
l. fnr n la,, |
ing money, with a threat to kill
Schooner r. p Chase was lowed to
Mass, after terrible ex-
perence in the storm. One of her crew
was lost-Bark Belmont was wrecked
on Peaked Hill bars off Chatham, Mass,
and five of her crew were drowned
Lawyer Calderon Carlisle b gan his argu-
ment for the plaintiff in the Pollard
suit-Admiral da Cana
and 30 of his officers escaped from the
Portuguese warshp-F Friends of ma
tional bankruptcy bill hope to win over
doubtful members to its supports n
ator Hill made his expected attack on the
tariff bill and the ADMINISTRATION
Burglars robbed Cleveland CO., estab-
ishment of $40, 900 worth of vdlua oles-
Riley w. Adams, the leader OF Spirit
lallsm in South Jersey, is deai-Gen-
.ral H. w. Slocum is dangerously ill
pan occurred i'll Chicago school
house. One child was ki,ltd and Is in
ured-lhe Davidson the ter and hotel
n Milwaukee were burned Several fire
men were killed and injured.
Wednesday, April IL.
Misseries hotel, Constantiuople, was
old hotel at Point Lookout,
L. L., was burned-Wo seminary
opened at Quincy Mass-The King and
queen of Ilaly visited Queen Victoria at
general lockout involving
10 900 men is imminent in Chicago
The rockingham Arcade. Scranton, Pa,
was burned. Loss 500, 000--Professor
John Howe jerks of Washington univer-
,ity St. Louis, is dead--Chinamen in
Boston and Lynn are complying with the
ieary law by regist ring - Mexico
would consent to the proposition
% coin Mexican dollars in American
hints only on condition that America
would allow American dollars to
De coined in Mexican mints-
Alfred Bergeson, convicted of manslaugh- T
er at Dedham, Mass, was sent to the l
~ form auOrv-Sixtv-n nine head of I'm her