The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-01-19
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Thursday, Jan. IL.

Thursday, Jan. IL.
German mills were fired by an anarchist
Two boys were burned to death at
Ogdensburg. N. Y-Future fairs may
suffer because of the Chicago fire-Ad-
miral da Cana repudiates the monarchi-
cal manifesto attributed to him-W al
than (Mass.) people object to the
location of a hospital for contagious
diseases-The opposition to lacking
the internal revenue bill on to the
tariff bill is getting stronger -
Ex-Governor Bracket was appointed
temporary receiver of the property of the
American Loan and Investment company
in Massachusetts, INCOMING ocean
steamers report rough weaxer-A petit
ton has been received by the overseers of
Harvard college asking that Harvard uni
versity degrees be conferred instead of
those proposed for Radcliffe college
Two insane men locked up a keeper and
escape from the Cranston (R. ~ asylum
Treasure was found in the house of a
woman who died in apparent poverty at
Harrison, Me-EXaminatio into the
accounts of Freight Agent Mattison of
Bennington, VT, shows faulty book
keeping-A woman was Frozen
probably fatally, at Bristol, r. /
Charles H. Hobbs was arrested for pass
ing worthless checks at New Bedford,
Mass-Sperry French retired from the
principalship of the Exeter IN. H.) gram
mar school after 33 years of service-A
Fitchburg woman substituted ammonia
for gin in her husbands bottle, with seri-
GUS results-A graduated distribution
tax is recommended by the Connecticut
state grange-Forty starving Italians
were fed at Auburn, Me - Horn
blowers friends hope for his confirm
alton still-Hill is determined to press
his proposed changes in senate rules
Secretary Carlisle now favors a bond is
sue to relieve the treasury - Bomb
Thrower Valiant was found guilty and
sentenced to death at Paris - A
woman supposed to be Mrs. w. d.
Whiting, Is years old, of North Attleboro,
Mass, died suddenly in the new Union
station at Boston of heart disease.
Friday, Jan. IL.
Two freight thieves were captured at
Putnam, Consolidating Comm hat
manufacturers have invoked the aid of
the law-Governor Brown of Rhode
Island will not interfere with the Demo-
cratic house of representatives-The
storehouse of the Bridgeport Conn. green
goods gang was discovered-Don M.
Putnam was shot and killed while
cunning at Springfield, Vt-Grange
building was dedicated at Salmon
Falls, N. H-Ex-B Bank Treasurer Put
nam and his bondsmen failed to appear
in court at Concord, N. 1.-Two new
smallpox cases are reported at Winsted,
Conn, and one at Pleasant Valley Conn
Samuel Thurston, the missing Port
land (Me.) piano dealer, is said TO be in
Canada-An East Greenwich Or. ~
man, by turning his head, ruptured
blood vessel in his neck and died from
poplexy-Emmeiald Basile, arrested in
Brooklyn, is believed to be the man who
killed John Putsili in Johnston r. /
There was a desperate battle between
half-starved Italians and French-Cana-
dams, who took their work, at Auburn,
Me-The gold production of 1893 was
the largest ever known-Morocco manu-
ufacturers ask congress to cease agitating
the tariff question-Edward NJ
Field was taken from the Buffalo
insane asylum to New York for trial
Train robbers in Missouri failed to secure
a $4,000 package of money through the
presence of mind of an express messenger
Secretary Carlisle proposes. in a GER
tain contingency, to issue bonds without |
special authority-New Jersey Republi- |
cans believe they have discovered plot |
planned by the Democratic senator's
The Belgian cabinet is on the point of re-
s1gning-A war in transcontinental rates |
is imminent-A locomotive exploded at
Belmont, N. H. Two men were injured |
for the citizens relief |
fund of Boston now amount to over $46,-
GOETHE deficiency of $40, 1000, 900 in the
No. ls1II .,l 81 L.
tax-Walter HI. Collins has been APP
pointed acting deputy collector at Boston
men were killed and three ia
Jacksonville, Fla.
Saturday, Jan. IS.
Walter F. Briscoe is wanted for extern
sive swindling at Providence--The Con-
necticut state grange endorsed womans |
suffrage - Lowell CMass) carpet
weavers have not signed petition pro-
testing against the passage of the Wilson |
bill--Michael Donovon was indicted in |
New London, Conn, for murder-Many |
worthless checks were passed by man at |
n. H-Destitute Italians !
refuse to leave Auburn, Me-, until they
get their pay from the railroad--
The steamship Alcides reached Portland,
AhS'S olpSA u h1lu SlIuESIc WIFI SdltS.
with the crew badly ostbitten-Bland's
bill for the coinage of the seigniorage is
to be favorably reported to the house
The Republican national executive COM
mittee adopted resolutions favoring the adj
mission to the Union, as states, of Utah,
New Mexico and Oklahoma
Demurrers were overruled in the election
fraud cases against John Y. McKane and
others by judge of the New York SUI
preme court-Mello's flagship again en-
tered the bay of Rio without injury
A Jesuit college at Antwerp was burned
There is deficit of $50, $50, 900 in the
Russian budget - Mexican rebels
threaten the town of Juarez-A negro
murderer was lynched at West Union, o
A building was wrecked by gas ex-
plosion at Maiden, Mass-Vaillant, the
condemned bomb thrower, is under double
Andrews of Brown
has declined the call to Chicago
Six persons were drowned by the cap
sizing of ferrybo at Baltimore-The
Boston Stock Exchange voted to give
1000 for the relief of the unemployed
The pope repudiates the suggestion that
he was aware of the intrigues in Sicily
london bankers are ready to take up $685.