The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-02-01
NEWS OF THE WEEK


Lord Randolph Churchill died at London
ut o'clock this morning-Henry B.
| Spalding, Wheeler, Blodgett 81 Co. IS EN-
! bezzling bookkeeper, was sentenced al
! Boston to four years in state prison
$4,000 damage suit has been brought
against the city of Waterbury, Conn
Mrs. Burgess was reprimanded by Port.
land (Me) judge for not sticking to her
complaint against the ''voodoo" doctor
More indictments will probably be
drawn against Quigley the New York
bond forger-Boston men are furnishing
two-thirds of the capital to build SO, O00,-
600 structure in Buffalo Repre-
sentative Healy of Windsor Locks,
Conn.,, was arrested at Hartford for at
tempting to stab bartender -
The British navy will be strengthened
Antitoxine was used successfully at Wey-
mouth, Mass-The business part Of
Johnstown, Mo-, was destroyed by fire
The prohibition law of South Dakota may
be repealed-Kansas settlers may be de-
posed by the government-Great dam
age was done by rain and snow through.
out California-The number of deaths
in Boston last year was smaller than in
1S93-The pope will not appeal to Eng
land for a union Of Anglican and Catho.
lie churches-Money for Pearl harbor
Is recommended by the senate foreign re-
lations mmlttee-The American Col
lege of Physical Science of Massachusetts,
was incorporated with capital of $50 900
CONSERVATIVES and Liberal Unionists
are asked to be present at the opening of
the coming British parliamentary session
The Norwegian system of liquor sell
ipcr cd ha "a.
of the Massachusetts Total Abstinence
society--The pope has censured Bishop
McQuaid--Platt is determined to defeat
Brookfield in New York-The Anglo
French compact forms fresh bond of
friendship-Six more Boston letter car
riers were suspended, charged with in
toxication, lettering on routes, etc.
Friday, Jan. rs.
The doors of two Binghamton IN. w
banks are closed. Cashier Morgan con-
fessed efalcation-Captain A. e. Work,
master of the snip ST. Mark, who was
stricken blind at sea, died in Boston
Many tuberculous cows were killed at Hol-
lis, Amherst and Milford N. H-Tuber-
culous cows were killed in Lynn,
Mass-Pullen, Crocker, & Co., Port
land (Me.) bankers, assigned-Two
Halifax soldiers ran away with $1,000
of military funds--Scarlet fever is cpl
demic in Halifax-A Unitarian church
in Keene, N. H., was dedicated
Patrick o REILLY was found frozen to death
beside the road at Monson. Mass-New-
foundland people are said to favor
to the United States
Justin McCarty, leader of the anti-Par-
nellites, asks Irishmen for funds to sup
port Irish parliamentary members
Rich oil beds have been found in south |
eastern Russa-Mob rule prevails in
Clear Creek county, Colo-A business
block in Elizabethtown, N. Y, was
artment house thefts are ,
numerous at Boston-The car intends
TO be more lenient with foreign press dis
,atches-The pope protests against the
arrest of IL Catholic priests In Warsaw
in the Ohio penitentiary
lave been rendered desperate by long
is denied that the British
cabinet contemplates a naval loan of
i125, 600, 000---Boston Christian Endeavor
sooieties sent further relief to the Neb- J
aska ufferers-Russia and Britt n
Columbia have renewed their provisional
agreement relative to sealing-Morris
B. Pike of the International Cement COM
'any, Chicago, was arrested for embezzle-
will not resign from
he New York city Republican committee
The Ammen ram Katahdin arrived at
Boston - European farmers demand that
rain speculations be made unlawful
William A. Wood, general agent of the
'ideity Building and Loan association Of
was acquitted of fraud
ames M. Bradlee, who escaped from the
Massachusetts, state prison Thanksgiving
ay, 1892, is believed to have been arrested
n Texas.
Saturday, Jan. go.
Jerry Stiechiewez was held for trial at
thompson, Conn, for the murder of his
life and her son - Mrs. Annah d.
ellah, the notorious bogus check SWIM
Ter, arrested, with her husband, in
Voburn, Mass. year ago, and wanted
/ many cities, is now in custody in Kan
Is City-The worst of the Brooklyn
rike is believed to be over-The Japan
e government will not receive Chinese
,voys until they have full power
concede peace-A British steamer
as lost with IL of her crew
IDIOT will probably be successful in form /,
g French cabinet-Haverhill( Mass) !
rikers are waiting for next Mondays !
Getting of manufacturers - Black >
niths hired in Boston refused to take !
rikers' places at New Haven-A !
ain struck sleighing party at !;
DIVISION, Pa, killing two persons >
I'd badly injuring others - Will
m H. McGrath of Philadelphia killed
5 daughter and committed suicide
aniel Wagner was driven away from ?
lpe Porpoise, Me-, by threats of fisher U
en-The Haddam Comm Jail scandal t
to be vestigated-Two suspended Il
anchester On. H. banks will probably a
y stockholders dollar for dollar AT q
'boro (Mass.) officers are going to Texas U
bring back Frank L. Chambers, the al Is
yed bigamist-Senator Washburn says q
was defeated by the use of money tl
cotton press at Chattanooga was a
amnesty is soon TO be le
clared at Bluefields--M Guesde, So N
list deputy of France, is seriously sick N
Three persons are sick with diphtheria a
one house at Waltham, Mass-The =
lighter of President Faure of France is as
,rothed to deputy-Train robbers m
ured $4,000 from an express car near &c
Neil, Ark-The new ram Kai ahdin is ca
,ked at the Charlestown navy yard y,
nry Willard may attempt to reorgan- M
the Northern Pacific Railroad COM =
ny - London Armenians may take Ia
ps in parliament to agitate the Arme- Ike
N question:. o. Quigley, broker q