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



elry store ON Court street, Boston.
brick was thrown through the window
and tray with 80 rings, v"lned at $4,000
taken by thief-Liquor dealers resen
the war being made on them at Manches
ter, N. H-Ex-M Mayor Richards com
plains that his child was shut up in
closet in Haverhill (Mass.) school anC
observation-disclosures Rossi, who killed
young Cochrane at New Haven, was sen
fenced to three years in prison
DR.. Pulford, under indictment for muir
der at New Haven, failed to appear il
court-Willard King, one of the alleged
masked burglars at Lenox, Mass, was
found guilty by a jury-r-The committee
of the whole in congress voted fol
immediate free wool-Secretary Carlisle
advertises for subscriptions to $50 900, DOC
per cent gold loan-The Hornblower
defeat is said to have been the result of a
bargain for opposition to the Wilson bill
The estate of the late Senator Stan
ford is valued at ST., 6SS, 319-Mercier,
Poland and De Martigny pleaded guilty
to attempting to blow up the Nelson mon
ument in Montreal-A construction
train fell through trestle at
Fairview, n. j.; two men were killed,
six are missing and 20 were injured
Indians at Pine Ridge Agency are diving
of the grip-Fifteen million bushels of
wheat were destroyed by rain in Wash
ington--Opium smugglers were arrested
and HOO pounds of the drug seized at
Spokane, Wash-Patrick Flaherty was
given verdict of $3400 against the West
End road Boston, for the loss of foot
The report of the Inspector of immigra-
ton shows that 81, 375 immigrants arrived
in Boston last year-Siam is evacuating
the left bank of the Mekong river in ac-
cordance with the demand of France
The New York limited was wrecked at
Chester Court house, S. G. Several New
York and Washington people were in
jured-SiX of the crew of the Dutch
steamer Amsterdam lost their lives while
attempting to rescue the crew of the
American schooner Maggie E. Wells
Friday, Jan. 10.
Unemployed and hungry men are COM
uniting crimes in Cadiz district, Spain
Lloyd White was nominated as district
attorney for the southern district of Mas
achusetts-The ice crop this year is
not quite so good as last. Cutting has al
ready begun in New mpshire-The
French minister of marine refutes the
charges brought against the naval de-
partment by M. Clemenceau-Gover
Mckinley intends that the lynchers
of the colored man who was hung
recently will not go unpunished-
Representative Bland says government
bond is a tax and urges his seignior-
age bill as the financial panacea-Pre-
mier Crispi will, it is said, demand pleni-
potentiary papers in order to deal with the
crisis in Italy-Sir Charles
Topper, in speech, emphasized the ne
cessity of preserving the unity of the
British empire Special precautions are
being taken by the Boston board of
health to prevent the introduction of new
smallpox cases through the port-Will-
lam Murphy, ex-captain of the Yale
baseball team, is said to have accepted an
offer to play with the New York nine the
coming ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS held up
and looted a train on the Kansas City, st.
Joseph and 7ouncl Bluffs railroad at
Roy's Branch--Judge Winters of In
has decided that all claimants
against the Order of the Iron Hall will
have to prove the right to their claims
There is a possibility that DR.. Meyer the
alleged poisoner, may go free, as one of
the witnesses is said to have confessed that |
his testimony was false - Colonel |
Lott of Reading, Pa, furnished |
with supplies which were
never paid for, and his heirs intend to pre-
sent claim of $4,000 900 to congress
Nellie Fay was found dead on the floor
Of her fiat at 90 Shawmut avenue,
Boston, with her skull crushed in
p. Hatch Marshfleld's (Mass.)
own clerk and treasurer. postmaster
and trustee of the Ventress fund,
S defaulter-"Shamus' Malone
vas arrested at Springfield, Mass, for
Tierney has receive / |
lis appointment as bishop of the Hartford |
j. Edward Lee of New
Haven was indicted for murder-Ex-
Governor Cheney of New Hampshire
Jays ex-President Harrison has no desire
% return 70 the White House
Milton L. Worthley, who attempted to
xidnap Miss Dana of Westbrook, was ban
shed for life from the state of Maine
There are no prospects of a settlement of
5he Danbury (Conn.) strike--Senator
of Mississippi has resigned
Crew of the Gloucester schooner Maggie
3. Wells was brought into port at Halifax.
Saturday, Jan. 20.
lut COuulblUu VI I1eTZ Ol ran
INA canal fame is worse-The daughter
If valiant, the bomb thrower, pleads for
Ter fathers life-There is but little pos
ibility that the state of Massachusetts,
will furnish work for the unemployed
Woburn (Mass.) sewer commissioners ask
or $4,000 to build the new sewer
n that city-It is reported
hat the italian aristocracy is in
riguing against Premier Crispi in
he interests of ex-Premier Rudini-H.
v. Leonard, manager of the wrecked
santa Clara bank at San Jose, Cal, was
lrrested, charged with embezzlement-
". B. Woodmansee, first mate of the
chooner Elm City was fined $50 at Bos-
on for assaulting sailor-The bill for
3oston's subway will be ready to be pre-
ented to the legislature Feb. 1, and the
otal cost. according to Commissioner Gar
IAN, will be not more than S, 000, 900
Bridget Welch mysteriously died at ia
naica Plain (Boston). Her son John ].
} held on suspicion-The new cruiser
montgomery showed an average speed of
knots in her official trial-Miss
liza Newcomb of Brookfield, Mass, is
harged with numbering her child-Two
Dung ladies were drowned while