The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-12-13

| Hurcn or st. Mary the virgin In New
fork--Rev. A. g. Bale of Melrose
lass, resigned his Observation-Disclosures
ION of Church of the Sacred Heart, Lynn
hass--The eastern section of Man
chester, N. H., was startled by an earth
quake shock late Saturday night. 1t was
evere enough to cause houses to oscillate
'rockery to fall from shelves and stoves to
rattle--The German steamer Galacia,
which put into Boston with her cargo OF
rotton on fire two weeks ago, sailed for
Hamburg--Francis McCaughey of Paw
tucket, h. l., who accidentally shot himself
while cunning, died of blood poisoning
The clergy Of Newport r. l., regard
less of creed, will hold public meeting to
discuss the massacres of Armenians--
John Flynn was killed ON the Boston
and Albany tracks near Richmond, Mass
Augustus Griffith of Newburyport,
Mass, shockingly burned by falling on
a redhot stove and died shortly after
ward--The exports of specie from the
port of New York for the week amounted
to So, 1873, 487 in gold and 81, 095S05 in sill
yer. The imports were: Gold, $29644;
silver, $66. 112-Sixteen pilots of pilot
boat No. 5, which was damaged by British
steamer CANT brennan off the Mersey, who
took to a small punt for fear the pilot
boat was sinking, have been rescued.
Tuesday, Dec. 10.
New Hampshire to decide whether chairs
or shoes shall be made by state convicts
Steamer Manhanset helpless in hur-
rlcane for two days and nights-NO one
blamed her for the viaduct disaster at
Cleveland, where Is persons were killed
Seven business blocks burned at
Ridgetield, Conn-Negroes driven out of
Lee county, Fla, and prevented from
picking oranges-Cuban insurgents in
wade Guantanamo Observation-Disclosures
exchanged by Louisville for Buckley of
the Phillies--Yale and Princeton to
jointly send football team to Memphis
--Brocktons (Mass.) Lexow committee
reported that no person has been paid for
protection--Dr. j. G. Moore of Man
chester, N. H., surrendered by his
bondsmen; says others are impli-
Gated with him in obtaining funds
from the Manchester National bank
Senator Don Cameron writes letter an
nouncing that he will not be candidate
for re-election-Mr. Peckham confirmed
as associate justice of the supreme court
Injunction granted restraining Chi
cago Gas from carrying out reorganization
plan - Decrease in visible supply of
wheat caused an advance in price at Chi
court overruled excep-
tions of Angus d. Gilbert, the murderer
of little Alice Sterling, at Boston
Washington officials doubt whether Eng
land has sent peremptory demand to
River (Mass.) alder
men insuring Scent fares ON street car
lines in their city-President Mcbride of
the Federation of Labor recommends po-
litical action-Remains of Joel Muir
dock stolen from the grave at Hanover, n
H-Senator Morgan condemns the presi-
1ent's action on Behring sea claims
The United States will protest if Great
Britain shuts out American sheep
Large numbers of guerlleros and volun-
GERS joining the Cuban rebel forces
Justin Mccarthy may be asked what be-
anne of the Paris funu Va $l25, OO0-Rail-
way line from tidewater to Pekin, China.
o be built by American capital = British
teamer Principal reported lost at sea and
z of her crew drowned-Report chat
drs. May brick is to be given another trial,
which pleases members of the American
mmittee-Whitten. Burdett g. Co. of
Boston, Wholesale clothing dealers, ask
or an ext nsion. They owe about $780,
oO-Eght hundred Republicans of Della
ware signed statement reading J. K.
Addicks out Of the party--Ex- Treasurer
adams of Kings county, N. Y, will sue
ertain persons in connection with the
heritage in his accounts.
Wednesday, Dec. IL.
Elections in Massachusetts, resulted:
Boston, Josiah Quincy; Beverly, c. H.
)dell Cambridge, w. A. Bancroft;
John G. Loud; Everett, John D.
henderson; Lowell, William f. Court
ey; Lynn, Eugene Bessom; Newburyport,
Andrew h. Curtis; Salem, James H.
turner; Worcester, A. B. h. Sprague-
several interesting papers read at conven-
ion of the American Purity alliance at
Odd Fellows hall in NAL
en-, Mass, formally dedicated-Death
Captain Yorke of the Salvation Army
of William A. Camp, former
manager of the New York clearing house
Convict labor question brought up be-
ore governor and council of New Hamp-
public requests contained
j the will of the late Abby H. Beckwith
{ Providence-The" Remich law" to be
,sted at the New Hampshire supreme
ourt law term-Naval board inspect
lg U. S. S. Maine at Newport, r. i
elf-inflicted wound caused the death of
iichael Lanahan who shot Mrs. Grace
riffin at Orono, Me-Peterboro IN. H.
avings bank enjoined, but depositors
ill lose nothing George w.
lcDuffee, Rep, reelected mayor of
.eene, n. H-Mr. Barrett made his
lark in the house in resolution censur-
~ Ambassador Bayard - St. Louis,
une IS, 1896, selected as the place and
ate for the next national Republican ,,
COMMUNICATIONS Dolly, ar
,sted in Boston, held at Portland, Me-,
q the charge Of numbering her child {
lans for trolley road between Taunton,
lass, and Providence-Patrick H. Sui
van, arrested at Fall River, Mass, evil ,
sntly guilty Of committing several muir
ers-Ruin of the Willimantic Comm ,
irst National bank evidently caused by
Ioney being sunk in Nstchaug Silk COM
more cases Of typhoid fever
Providence - Methodist church at
Jayne, Me-, dedicated Search for Mrs. {
alois of Scituate, r. l., suspected of {
urder, given up-Santa Fe railroad sys- I
IN sold under the hammer for $50, 900 900 9
Italy hurrying troops to Abyssinia :
Governor of Crete ordered home by the
urkish government--Cowb and
OOPS hot on the trail of renegade In