The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-12-20
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday. Dec. IL.

perjury in the Langerman case-Two
Dartmouth college students arrested on
the charge of grave robbery at Norwich,
Vt-Populists of the senate determined
to get good committee places-Meeting
of the Democratic national committee for
January uggested--Spain backward in
the Ponape island missionary matter
Prohibition national convention to be
held in Pitsburg May 27--Strikers claim
to have prevented General Electric COM
pany from engaging moulders in Bangor,
Me - American Federation condemns
capital punishment and declares in favor
of free coinage--Indiana Democrats urge
Governor Matthews as a presidential can
didate - Investigation made into the
suspicious death of Mr.. and Mrs. George
G. Partridge's child at Freeport, Me
Portland (Me.) officers failed to find the
body of Rose Dolly's baby-Defender'
sailors to be taken to New York to TESTIFY
in the Dunraven matter - st. Louis
flooded with kilograms for hotel accom-
modations for Republican convention
Heavy snowstorm blocking traffic in north
western Ohio--Hudson river frozen and
navigation ended for the season--Death
Of Alexander Collie, the BLOCKADE king
Rev. Riley A. Vose installed as pastor
of the North Avenue Baptist church, Cam
bridge, Mass-Amount Of embezzlement
of Treasurer ONeil of Providence said to
be $50, Oo0-Murdere Barrett is willing
10 testify against Chaffey-Contempt
proceedings against ex-President Green
hut of the Whisky trust dismissed
Miss Nethersole taken sick on the stage
in New York-W. c. DAILY, the Hartford
horsemnn, sued by u woman for $25,0O0
Friday, Dec. Is.
Death of ex-senator Allen G. Thurman
-Kurds flocking to Constantinople in
the hope that the sultan will permit rls-
kng-Ben Gable comes east to work for
Morrison for Democratic presidential cam
didate-Testimony as to Philadelphlas
wickedness brought out at senatorial In
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. received set
back at the Federation of Labor conven-
tion-Two men badly injured by run
away hook and ladder truck at Fall Rlver,
Mass-Overseer of the Poor Cummings
came out Of the investigation at Provl-
dence with flying colors-Radlcal cleo
tion reform measures introduced in Vlr-
ginia senate-The Germanic badly in
jured by her collision with the Cambrae
-Bimetallic conference at Paris agreed
on terms of esolutions-Italian losses
in the battle of Ambalagi nearly 1000
Cuban rebel leaders evading fight
with the paniards-Senator Quay says
that he would not take the Republi.
can presidential CONFERENCE.-The. Roul-
stone lodge, l. O. o. F., of Fitchburg,
Mass, celebrated it's 5Oth anniversary
Many vessels storm bound in Boston har-
bor-Schooner Easier wrecked on Sandy
Neck, Barnstable, Mass-Boston Play
al, nod hn
traffic association elected board of arbi-
tration II Dr. j. G. Moore of Manchester,
N. H. snrr, nueeed by his bondsmen and
committed to jail until bail can be
procured - Murderer Durrant gets
a stay of execution - Great Brit
ish ship strike not yet settled
A. Lachenal chosen President of
witzerland-Italy drafting troops for
the Abyssinian campaign-Beef certifi-
cation law not to be enforced until March
IL, 1896-Ex- Postmaster Thomas ID.
Davis of Beverly Mass, dead-Span-
tards fear that Cuban privateers will seize
Atlantic mail steamers-Wilbur K!
Young killed by train at Boylston sta
ton, Boston-Bribery charged in suit
over water supply privileges in San Diego,
Cal-Full postage mesJ be paid on read
ing matter sent to soldiers in distant forts
Saturday. Dec. Ia.
Five United States warships to be
within days sail of Venezuela -Execu-
tive committee of the Southern New Eng
land College Republican league doomed
Morton for the presidential nomination
-Pillsbury defeated Lasker in The first
game of the st. Petersburg chess tourna-
ment-Proclamation of statehood for
Utah will probably be issued Jan. /
Red Gross to enter Asia Minor for relief
Of the starving Armenians--Dr. j. @.
Moore still unable to secure bonds
men--Gales caused widespread devasta-
ton in Observation-Disclosures ma
tional committee to meet Jan. 10 to Fix
date for the national convention
Charges against ex-Premier Giolittl
uuashed in the Italian chamber-John
G. Woolley of Chicago the strongest can
didate for the Prohibition presidential
nomination-The powers said to have
demanded evacuation of Korea by the
Japanese-Daniel Oxford, the shaker,
who left New Lebanon, Mass, thought to
have taken money, as well as Sister Mabel
barbara Aub pleaded mot guilty"
and will be released on bail-Represen-
tative Bowers says western Republicans
are DtCOIhlhB "Cdiy Vi NhOo"0ANA "a SN-O
bosses in the east-Treasury gold reserve
GAINED $96, OO0-Fire in Council Bluffs,
Ia. caused loss of more than $3.50, OOO-
Town of Titusville Fla, nearly wiped out
ABattleship Texas possesses great man
euvering power-Great excitemement in
Hanover and Norwich, N. H., over recent
grave robbing affair-Death of John A.
Goldsmith, the famous Rich
ard Sennott sent to state prison at Boston
for 13 wears for arson-Max s. Carleton
of Wakefield, Mass, struck by train and
killed-Couple ordered out of Ames-
hurry, Mass, for attempted blackmail-
Victoria, N S. W., rejected woman suf-
frape-France to tax foreign securities
Prussia massing troops at Batoum-
Greece embarrassed by the uprising In
Crete-Spanish troops seeking the Cuban
rebel army-Queen Victoria going to
Nice in the spring-The Long Island
Traction company sold for $500, OOO--
A Christian mission in Madagascar de-
stroyed by a mob--German cabinet de-
oided TO continue it's war on Socialists
President Crespo of Venezuela denies all
alleged interviews with him-Diferences
between Hawaii and the United states be-
inc amicably settled-Great deal of in.
terest in Medford. Mass, in the selling OF
the ice on Wrights pond by the water