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

shoe trade OF the city, however, save firms
struck and few others, are now under
the boar.l of cancellations protection
| An Italian was fatally stabbed by
another Italian at Boston Fiy<
small children were found starving
in II dilapidated mountain shantv neal
Fairview, Pa-Fire in Orange, Conn.
caused loss of $12,000-One boy was
killed and another terribly injured in a
coasting accident at Pittsburg - I'm
mense ice gorges in the Allegheny river
threaten trouble if not broken up
Vessels arriving at Boston show the scars
Of battles with gales-The Rev. Adolph
A. Berle was elected president of the
Lyceum league of America-The Collins
vile mills in Dracut, Mass, employing
400 hands, started up today in all depart
ments-The work Of tearing down the
fremont House at Boston has begun
The University Press at Cambridge, Mass,
was petitioned into insolvency Mem
bers OF Mr.. Trees company were robbed
during the progress of fire in Hotel Ven
dome, New York.
Monday, Jan. 28.
Delaware politicians are looking for
some sensational features in the senatorial
fght-An electric railroad snow pillow
ran away down a steep hill at Haverhill
Mass, and plunged into drug store,
Northern New York is experiencing the
worst blizzard that has visited that sec
ton in many years-The tug Sea King
is to search for the bodies of the persons
drowned in the Long Island Sound disas-
ter-Japanese shells fell around the mis-
sion at Teng Chow, over which the Amer
lean flag waved-Fire in New
York hotel frightened the occupants
and caused loss of $1O0,OOo-
Ex-Premier Gobelet will attack the new
French ministry-A $4,000 dormitory
building at the Rhode Island Agricultural
college was burned-An S-year-old East
Dedham (Mass.) boy was drowned VIII lie
skating on Mother brook-Tuberculos
was discovered among Lynn MASS. cattle
james A. Budlong of Cranston, r. l.,
the pioneer market gardener ON large
scale in New England, is dead, aged 72-
A meeting of farmers at Billerica, Mass,
voted to petition the legislature for
payment for cattle killed by agents of the
state cattle enthusiastically reason of
a broken switch rod two passenger cars of
an express were derailed at Buzzard's Bay,
Mass.
Tuesday, Jan. 80.
President Faure's message was read in
the French senate and chamber of depu-
ties The chamber voted confidence in
the new government-Edward GRAHAM,
the principal witness for the prosecution
in the Gorham (Me) murder trial. testi-
fled of the prisoners alleged confession to
trial of Lawrence c. Keegan
for the murder of Mrs. Emily Chambers,
was begun at Providence-It is probable
that Mexico will decline mediation of
United States in the Guatemalan
affair = Haverhill (Mass.) strikers
are encouraged by recent events
to believe the end of the strike
Is at hand - An expert examined
the blood stains in the house of Jerry,
the Pole" at East Thompson, Conn.,,
and says murder was surely committed
persons were killed and 80
DR. more injured in railroad smashup at
Ind - Brooklyn strikers |
have surrendered to the com
Chinese seaport Wei-Hai |
Wei is invested by the Japanese both by |
ana and sea-The Colombian govern |
nent is expected to quell the revolt in
that country--John j. Malone, a New
York real estate dealer, was probably
atally shot by Michael S. Considine-
Six trainmen were injured and IA cars
mashed beyond usage near Winsted,
Ii. Gould of Newburyporl,
Mass, killed himself on account of money
roubles-Another gigantic trust was
at Albany to control the
elevators and docking facili-
les of Brooklyn and New Yok-Charlts
/. Bates was killed by falling from
six-story window of a Boston house
Cert ain Canrobert, the
asst of the French marshals, is dead
sugar importations are being resumed on
large scale-West railroad traffij
hows falling off in grain-Fairview
Gaithersburg, Md, was burDed
Australians are urged to accept the
ederation scheme-William G. Carr of
Worcester, Mass, who killed his sister
yas ijudg d insane-The Salvadorean
Minister thinks Guatemala will give in 10
lex ico-Churches Were burned in Wi
ona Mimi, and in Williamsburg, Pa
Rioters in Szegedin, Hungary, were
by charging hussars-The
Tnited States senate is now controlled by !
epublicans and Populists-A 5000
lonument is to be erected at the grave OF
ather Stack of WATERFOWL, Mass :
caused abandonment by citi-
ms of the town of Cupica, Panama
1 the case of John +. Dore, the Boston
wyer charged with embezzlement, the
Try disagreed on some counts and gave a
,rdict of not guilty on Others.
Wednesday. Jan. 80.
Three employees of Lynn Mass Ice COM
my were injured by the falling of u run,
BON which they were at work-Threr
ousand persons are now receiving relief L
st. Johns, n. F-Three pen SONS
q now under arrest for causing the q.
ath of Miss Estella Houghton of Swar-
N, Vt-The treasury department
sued an order to assess the cargo q.
Q Gloucester (Mass.) schooner Ele, to-,
us sustaining the governments special
ent in his controversy with Col '
,tor Pew-An electric line from 4,
through the White u
to Quebec is proposed ~
German sentry killed Berlin citizen y
The Aus, ralian federation is almost II
The British cabinet wants 10
w cruisers-Grain rates from Chicago v
New York are to be reduced-Glorifi-
ion of crime is made punishable in III
Washington SCH oil ln Quincy, !
lss., is closed on account OF uiphtheria w
DIR Parkhurst will appear before the q
xow committee - A Boston bath
per was fined $50 for refusing to allow If
olored man to enjoy the privileges OF