The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-12-20

for FOundl1ngS at Troy N. L :, uesoroyou
by flre--Call issued by the Peoples party
for the assembling of the national commit
tee at st. Louis Upward of 10000 tailors
In New York and Brooklyn on strike be-
cause of an alleged attempt to restore the
sweating system-Nebraska men OF all
parties met and organized free silver
league President Pace of the Planters
bank of Richmond failed - William
Baker drowned in North pond, Worcester,
Muss-Salvation Army opened cam
paign in Waltham, Mass-National Red
Cross society actively preparing for the
coming relief campaign in Turkey
Miss Helen Culver gave 100000 to Chi
cago university Blake house. Dorches'
ter, Mass, 225 years old, to be preserved
by the Dorchester Historical society
Hon. George S. Boutwell, dined by the
Massachusetts club in commemoration OF
his half-century of public life.
Monday, Dec. 16.
Much damage to shore property at Nan.
tasket Mass. caused by the recent storm
Arrow line steamship Croft arrived at
Boston after terrible struggles through
raging --Establishment of an Irish
American army for tho liberation of Ire
land; regiment being formed in Boston
- Chairman Harrity says he has no
choice as to the Democratic convention
city-Politcal economists puzzled by
the drain of gold from the United States
-Fitzsimmons and Maher will surely
fight near FL Paso, Tex., Feb. 15--Nego-
tiations said to have been opened for sale
of island of Cuba to Great Britain
Twenty three Spaniards killed in an
engagement with superior force of
insurgents at Minas - Senator Gal
linger opposed to policy OF In
activity by the Republican parity
Presidential shooting party returned to
Neutrality-suspicious. Regent Luitpold
to be made King of Bavaria--Pillsbury
won from Tschigorin in the st. Peters
burg chess match--Spanish police
credited with important seizures OF the
munitions intended for insurgents
New York Republican state conven
ton to be held at Albany in April
John ONeil of Springfield, Mass, ar
rested on the charge of numbering his wife
Harrison forces we'll provided with
hotel accommodations for the st. Louis
Methodist church at Little
Rock burned - Congregationalists OF
Brookline, N. H., celebrated their Tooth
anniversary - Fifteen Americans and
two British subjects imprisoned for life by
Russian authorities--Negro murderer of
Barney Finnegan captured near Joliet,
Ills Rev. Helen Van Anderson Or
dained pastor of the Church of the Higher
Life, Boston.
Tuesday, Dec. II.
Stockwel murder trial begun at Nashua,
N. H-Special message from the presl-
dent on the treasury situation expected
bar co pInncnl
to IS years in prison at Richmond
Big traction strike begun in Philadelphia
Pacific Gable company incorporated at
Trenton - Brewer Buschs daughter
welded Captain Won Gontard in St Louis
Chief justice of Tennessee shot an at
torney-W oman burned to death in
South Boston; her husband arrested
Internal machines intended for P. d.
Armour and G. NJ. Pullman caught in the
mails - Senate committee list will
probably be adopted this week.
Passenger train wrecked on the Erie
Whitecaps in Brookline, N. H.,
rode man on a rail and wers later each
fined $40 and costs-Bds for new Fall
River Mass.) armory rejected by armo"y
commission - Harvard crew manage
ment denies that candidates must have
mons signed articles to fight Maher--
Cincinnati Tribune becomes 1-cent paper
Spain negotiating with Paris capital
lists for $25,Oo0,000 Cuban loan--Feel-
ing In Italy that the 1talo-British entente
is failure said to be growing -flnanclai
position of Turkey said to be less serious
than generally upposed--Fears felt at
Victoria, B. c., for the coasting steamer
Maude, now long overdue--Calumet and
Hecla copper mine to reduce its output
- Emperor Francis Joseph censured
priests for heading deputation of Ruth
enian peasants--The Vorwarts declares
that a repressive policy followed by any
German government is suicidal---Nearly
lOl, 900 more silver dollars were issued last
week than in the same week last year
King of Ashantee reported to have
routed tribe of native allies of
the British with great slaughter -
Iroquois Indians to enter suit against
the states of Vermont and New York for
land sold many years ago and never paid
for-Inaction of the Conservatives in the
recent Socialistic debates in the reichstag
is attributed to their dread of disclosures
in the Hammerstein papers held by the
Socialists-Fire in the Couchon block,
Winnipeg, caused loss estimated at
100000.
Wednesday, Dec. 1S.
Monroe doctrine enunciated vigorously
anew and in no uncertain tones in mes
sage sent to congress by President Cleve-
land. Correspondence on the disputed
Venezuelan boundary matter between the
secretary of state and the British prime
minister laid before congress. Commits
sion to determine the true boundary re-
commended. Republican senators heartily
support the president--Deatho of Captain
Mason Davis, an old and esteemed resi-
dent of Cambridge, Mass--M. Dupas ar
rested in Paris or conspiring to prevent
the arrest of sArnot--Italian cham
Der agreed rant OF 2O,OOO,OOO lire for
prosecute j,war in Africa-Ameri-
can shir bore at Santiago--Vlo-
lence le progress of the tailorss
STR: York-Union Pacific re-
OF. q .ion committee meeting with sue
Il its work--Whittier's birthday
.yersary observed at Amesbury,
lnass-Postmaster at Norwich, VT.
shot an abusive drunken man -
Enforcement league at Biddeford, Me-.
will not mix up in politics G
Meady of Medford, Mass, took his owr
life-Two women arrested at Portland
IL. II.