The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-01-26

Sunday. Jan. Fl.
Barnstable county (Mass.) receipts fol
the past year were al, 1850, and expendi
lures $37 094--The wooden mills of Will.
lam f. Hayward 81 Co., East Douglass,
Mass, have shut down indefinitely.
About 200 hands were employed-John
Tayyage was sen oenced in Bridgeport,
Conn, to six months in Jail for passing
counterfeit money-Grant McKeel OF
Bridgeport, Conn, was bound over in
$1,000 to the superior court for aiding and
abetting green goods men - Parents,
brothers and sisters deserted a
deaf dumb and diotic girl on the steamer
Bohemia, at Boston, and started for Kan
sas - Attleboro, Mass, appropriated
| $4,000 to furnish work for its unemployed
residents-The New York Baseball club
has signed Murphy, the Yale shortstop
A United States revenue officer is to lie
stationed at Halifax-David b. Hill S
campaign for the presidential nomination
in 1895 has begun--Senator John Sher-
man, looking to defeating the Wilson bill.
suggests special session of the Washing
ton legislature to eleGsea Repu blican sena-
tor-The North STATE Improvement com
pany of Greensboro, N. c., is in receivers
hands-A man crazed by drink shot and
wounded two women and killed himself
at Chicago Eighteen of the Nictheroy's
crew returned to New York via South
ampton. They tell stories of extreme
cruelty on the part of Lieutenant Hill.
Men were kept in irons for days-Pren-
dergast's lawyers have been given until
Jan. 81 to prepare their arguments for
t,io A taiY civ
sons was struck by train in Findley, o.
Three were killed and three injured
Northern Pacific. stockholders are asked
for nominal assessment to enable the
directors to protect them in the coming
reorganization.
Monday, Jan. 22.
Henry w. Scott disappeared from New
buryport, Mass, with young woman
and 500 of another woman's money
Danbury Conn hat firms will attempt to
reopen their factories this week-Ora M.
Wilmot, an engineer, was killed near Lyn-
donvilIe, Vt-William Moore, a Wor-
cester (Mass) farmer, hanged himself
William w. Adams was murderously as
saulted at Attleboro, Mass-Charges
relative to the conduct of Lieutenant
Fillette of the Portsmouth IN. H. navy
yard are to be gated-City Audi
tor James B. Straw of Manchester N. H.,
is dead-Street cars were stoned by
crowds and abandoned by men who took
strikers places at Bridgeport, Conn
Worlds fair stockholders are not likely to
receive more than 10 per cent dividend
time gives the cruiser
Montgomery speed of 1906 knots
Treasurer Zell of the New York Athletic
club is missing-A company was organ
lied in Alabama to send negroes from the
states to Africa-The captain
and crew of the Gloucester (Mass.)
schooner Susan L. Hodge, were taken
from their wrecked vessel and landed in
New York by steamer La Bretagne-
Rev. DIR. Talmage resigned his Brooklyn |
pastorate-General Emile Mellinet is
dead - Ex-King Milan arrived at Bel
grade, and joyfully welcomed by his son.
The cabinet officers resigned - Co n
modore G. Colt of the New York |
and Larchmont Yacht club died at Punta
Gorda, Fla. The commodore's home was
at Hartford. He was many times million
aire.
Tuesday, Jan. 20.
Steel mills at Harrisburg are to start up
State of Georgia put back to
New York disabled-John B. Ryan of
Haverhill, Mass. has signed with the
Boston Baseball club--kesidents of
Hull Mass, believe that firebug is try
ing to burn the town-Henry E. Hast
ings, nephew of President Cleveland. |
died at Hartford-The report that Ru-
DIM was false to the triple alliance when
premier of Italy is denied from Ber-
Iin--The crew of the Norwegian bark
Daggry, numbering 16 souls, were
picked up in midocean by the
Cunard steamer Cephalonia. - Will
am Stott was held at North Kings
Town, Mass, for arson and assault with
intent to kill-The Bridgeport Comm
Traction company declined the proposals
Of its striking employees, but decided to
run cars-An incendiary fire in
, Providence lumber yard caused
R. Mead of New Haven, con-
The navy department is pleased with the
speed of the Montgomery-W H.
Peckham was nominated by the president
20 the supreme bench-Deaf Mute Ed
ward M. Wheary was sentenced to be
hanged for the murder of his sister
n-law at Fredericton, N. B
Drs DaCosta and Norris report that
George Childs is resting quietly and that
;he fever has somewhat abated-Gover-
1or William NJ Fishback of Arkansas,
his candidacy for the seat in
he United States senate now held by
Senator James I'll. Berry.
Wednesday, Jan. "a.
King Alexander of Servia has the in
Normannia returned to
New York with smashed deckhouse-
The imperial porcelain and glass works
It st. Petersburg were destroyed by fire
the Unionist leader, says
England must rule the sea or bend the
H. Peabody, treasurer of the
Boston relief fund, reports contributions
to about 81, 700-Thomas c.
'latt and M. J. Perry were appointed per-
nanent receivers of the New England road
Ferdinando de Filippo of Bos-
on sailed suddenly for Italy and depositors
annot get their money-Dr. Bray, who
Hoped with widow, returned to Leb-
non, n. H, and was arrested
ieorge Douglass, formerly of Gloucester
nd New Bedford, Mass, was appointed
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