The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-11-16

It is rumored that the president may re
sign.
Sunday. Nov. IL.
Vermont proposes to pay bounty OIL
maple sugar-The palatial summer resi-
dence of Lingley Hoffman Chaplin at New
London, Conn, was burned-Republi
can leaders think of establishing perma
nent headquarters at the capital--N
new bond issue has been decided upol
A lunatic was scalded to death by an
other patient at Staunton, Va-Th
New York cloakmakers' strike is t.
be ontinued-Charles w. Mowbray
the English anarchist, is back IL
this country to stay -George R
Norman of Boston dropped deat
at Harrisburg - John HI. Russell
of Russell's comedians is suffering
from nervous prostration-Fire Mt Fred
erick, S. D., caused loss of $100, 900
The Press society of Rome gave ban
quet to Emile Zola-Emperor William
has refused to confer on Count Won Ca
priv the usual title of staatsminister
ausser- dienst-The French government
tabled a demand for grant of 10000
francs, with which to pay the expenses OF
the delegation to the cars funeral
Michael Davitt has written an open letter
denouncing Cardinal Vaughan and many
priests for trying to coerce Catholic voters
in the London school board election
Five London warehouses were burned.
Loss, 81, 900, 900 1.-The Chinese emperor is
sick-President Cleveland is willing to
act as mediator between China and Japan
England hopes to be Joined by the
United States in Intervention in the East
ern war.
Monday, Nov. IL.
A St. Paul's school student was fatally
injured ina snow fight at Concord, N. H.
Rev DIR. Fulton was not allowed
to speak in the Y M. G. A. hall nor in a
Baptist church at Worcester Mass-The
Smithfield (Mass.) Congregational church
celebrated it's centennial - Founder s
day, in memory of Joseph Burnett, was
observed at St Marks church and school,
Southboro Mass-Mary Gum made a
deathbed confession to her affianced hus-
band, and he is held as a witness
against DR.. Hughes at Portland Me
Many anarchists were cut and bruised in
Chicago by the wreoking of train-A
arrived at Perth Amboy, N. j.,
with four passengers dead and several
Others suffering from beri- beri-Chicago
people and organizations are to ask for
legislative action to purify the city's po-
lice department - Governor Waite of
Colorado was severely lectured by men of
his own party Contributions of Peters
pence are to be sent through
the papal delegate hereafter -
Complete returns show the election
of Holcomb, the fusionist candidate for
governor of Nebraska-Populists claim
q gain of $4,000 votes in Wisconsin,
Bavaria, Saxony and Wurtemberg are to
shut out American beef-Villages were
by an earthquake and volcanic
eruption on the island of Ambrym-It
IS reported that 1000 were killed in the
massacre of Armenians by Turkish troops
Am imposing procession escorted the
,zar's body through the streets of Moscow
The United States offers to act as
between China and Japan.
Tuesday, Nov. 13.
Gloucester (Mass) fisheries receipts
lave decreased timber land
S being destroyed by fire-Applicants
or the surveyorship of the port of Boston
re numerous-The strike in the morocco
actory of Donahue & White in Lynn,
1ass., has been settled - I'm
fficial Berlin newspapers resent
7on Hammerstein's appointment -
more rigorous Inspection is be made !
Massachusetts cattle entering Maine !
- Louis Colours shot and fatally |
Laura Lamaraux and himself at |
'olerain, Mass-William S. Williams, |
he Glastonbury Comm soap manufac-
urer, is dead David j. OHerne was
at Rutland, VT, to 20 years inn |
risonment for murderous assault-An
centric strap broke on the torpedo boat
Ericsson and she was obliged to abandon
er speed trial--Providence Democrats
ominated Edwin d. McGuinness for |
mayor = American Union candidates
,ere successful in the Hawaii elections
he new steamship st. Louis was success
ally launched at Philadelphia. 1t was
hristened by Mrs. Cleveland-A big mill
yas wrecked by muskrats at Elkhart, Ind
j. H. Wright, of Drexel, Morgan & Co.,
led suddenly at New York-The Brit
h schooner Maria and three men were
,st - Governor-elect Morton's sworn
lection expenses were nearly $50, 0O0---
he French government is about to send
J, 900 troops to Madagascar-The Vati-
IN is satisfied with the result of the con-
renee of the patriarchs de Giers
as sent a circular letter to Russian min
tiers assuring the powers of policy of
,ace-A bomb was found at the courts
justice. on the Strand, London
uperintendent Jones of the Biddeford
de.) city farm has resigned, and owing to
rumors, an investigation of
lie management at the farm will be made
Charles E. Perkins, aged IS, an influen-
al citizen of Kennebunkport, Me-, died
heart disease.
Wednesday, Nov. Z.
Owing to the prostration of wires in ,
ew England by the recent storm the
ection returns are coming in slowly
CURES received indicate that the next
ngress will be strongly Republican.
orion carried New York state by an
ormous majority. There was an extraor-
nary uprising against corruption In
sw York city, and Tammany suffered I
mplete Waterloo. Strong's election as
ayor by about 10000 is conceded, and
sformer Golf was elected recorder. 1t
estimated that Greenhalge's plural
: in Massachusetts, will figure up $4,000
spublicans gained all over the state,
of Boston being the only Dem
rat elected to congress. Russell's plural
: In Boston was whitfield down to 5000
mmed up, the Republican victories
pear to be general, tremendous majori-