The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-25
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday, Oct. II.

Clark may not oppose the CorDett-fltzSl
mons "glove contest of the
Queen of Korea identified as Japanese--
Dr. Griswold found guilty of arson at
Hartford - Battleship Indiana shows
over Is knots on her preliminary run
Brazil ready to recognize Cuban belllger-
ency if United States will take the lead
Station agents at Biddeford and Saco,
Me-, caught by the bogus bill of lading
swindle--Alex Barker found dead on a
wood road at Pelham, N. H--George
James, the Bangor (Me) burglar, SEN
fenced to three years imprisonment
Students start a movement for new
building at Bates college, Lewiston, Me
Sweeping victory for Blair govern
ment in New Brunswick elections--Pro-
lessor E. K Christ of New Britain, Conn,
insane - General Electric company's
mouders in Lynn, Mass, voted to strike
French naval estimates to be reduced
81, 500, OO0-Two children burned to death
near Magnolia-A number of western
states suffering for lack of rainfalls-
M. Bogie, head of Brussels water de-
partment, was murdered-Nine passen-
gers went down with the Freddie L, off
Carosal-Chief Consul Potter wishes the
abolition of racing by the "A. W-Ala-
bama's coal output this year promises to
break the states record-AttackSo on the
Servian flag by Cretans renewed at Ayram
Hungary - M Jaures, French Socialist
deputy arrested for completely in a strike
TEST case a the separate school contro-
versy at Perry, o. r., to be made
Cuban insurgents, prisoners in Santa
Clara Jail, killed by Spanish guards
London Truth censureS Ambassador
Bayard for his connection with the Sack
Vile Observation-Disclosures @. Lowell elected
fellow of the corporation of Harvard col
lege-Burglar scare in Washington
county Me-The Cramps will compete
for contracts to build Japan's new war
ships-Tammany leaders will not help
Senator Hill in his efforts for reelection
Directors of the grand lodge of Masons of
Massachusetts, empowered to sell the
Masonic Temple-Governo Sheakley of
Alaska says Great Britain has violated the
rules of the Paris tribunal relative to seal
ing-Eugene l.. Perry Of Cambridge,
Mass, arrested, charged with embezzling
$500 from Edward W. Gray, his employer
Executive council of Massachusetts,
board of trade passed resolutions asking
congress to make an appropriation for the
improvement of Boston harbor
Friday, Oct. Is.
Turkey delaying negotiations regard
ing naturalized rmenians-Invitation
to participate in Paris exposition of 1900
received at shington-Remains of a
woman found buried in cellar at Lam
daft, N. H-Mgr. LorenZelli to be APP
pointed papal nuncio at Washington
Bond syndicate expected to come to the
aid of the treasury gold reserve if neces-
sary-The porte agrees to the scheme of
reform of administration in Armenia
King of Korea TO be provided with
new queen - The pope directs the
issuing of instructions to Catholics
that they are not to take part in
religious congresses Tennessee Mid
land railroad sold by the receiver
- Dr. Griswold of Hartford SEN
fenced to 10 years in prison for arson
Mormon saints going to Europe in quest
of converts--Mrs. John Alger thrown
from her carriage and killed at Concord
Mass-No Indictment found against
Royce Coffren for shooting Mrs. Had
ley at Otter Greek, Me - CDR"
A. Oliver bound over at Green
field, Mass, for criminal malpractice
Rev. Frank Hyatt Smith indicted by
grand jury of United States circuit court
at Boston for writing scurrilous postal
cards-Effects Of the moulders' strike at
General Electric works in Lynn,
Mass already felt - "Muldoons
Pickaninny" defeated Andy Watson
in glove fight at Providence
State of siege at Prague annulled--Riot-
ing at Agram, Hungary, ceased--New
city hall in St. Louis declared unsafe
Murderer of NJ. Boique, at Brussels, killed
himself-Spain will forward Il, 600 troops
to Cuba on Oct 22--Depew denies the
Union Pacific reorganization story -
Russias Siberian railway runs through
Chinese territory--Two Natick (Mass)
men convicted of shooting woodpecker
fined $40 each--Mutinous natives of Goa
refuse amnesty offered by Portuguese off
cials--Mohamme threaten to rise
and put an end to the Gilman dynasty
-Royaists and Republicans of Hawaii
Joined hands to put down cholera -
Fall Rivers Mass.) new Iron Works mill
said to be the largest print-cloth mill in
America-Farmers National congress
declared for protection to American ship
ping in foreign trade - Vanderbilts
thought by Senator Thurston to have a
controlling interest in the Union Pacific
Boston police force turned out nearly
800 strong for the first parade in five years
ex-consul confined in France, gone to
Washington to plead for her husband.
Saturday, Oct. 10.
Battleship Indiana made an average of
1851 knots on her official trial trip, win
ming a $4,000 bonus-Champion Cor
bett released on a writ of habeas corpus at
Hot Springs-Nationa Womans Chris
tian Temperance union convention opened
at Baltmore-Ferrybo boat overturned and
80 persons drowned near Cairo-Severe
storms in Italy cause loss of life and great
damage to property of MARI
borough arrested for coasting on his
bicycle in Central Park-Antonio Max
ina Mora at last received payment for
the confscation of his Cuban estate
A "Jack the Hugger" at work in Hol-
brook, Mass-Only one actual hit scored
in the heavy gun practice at Fort Trum-
bull, r. Southern railway and steam
ship lines come to an agreement-New
Methodist Episcopal church in Water
town, Mass, completed at a cost of $4,000
B. Frank Hayden, who eloped
with a woman from Springvale,
Me-, is in Japan - Connecticut's
"wild man" sent to prison -
Boston has S7,S24 male voters-Twine
nj - lot