The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-05-24

Mass, burned. Loss, $20,000-- Evidenc
for the crown in the Hyams brothers tris
at Toronto all in - Boxer Geolg
: Dixon arrested in New York 70
: being drunk and disorderly--Pres
, dent Hill of the Great Northern roa
{ denies that he has secured control q
, the Northern Pacific Parliamentar
buildings at Santiago de Chill, burned
The Watertown (Mass) Grand Army pos
denounced the dedication of the Confeder
ate monument at Chicago E
Eldridge of Watertown, Mass, a pensone
OF the Mexican war, ChaunceWM
Depew favors Morton for the presidency
Manchester IN. H.) health board or
dered a big block Schooner
West Side of Gloucester a total loss
Britannia again beat the Ailsa
Monday, May 20.
Fire destroyed the business section of St
Adams, Vt-EarthqualSes in Florence
damaged 5000 houses and caused loss OF
life-Disasters to shipping and loss OF
life in the English channel--Mgr. Ag.
liardi, papal nuncio at Vienna, recalled
I--Russian baron killed a count to obtain
revenge-The French defeated the Hovas,
killing 60-Lord Rosebery returned to
London from his yachting cruise
\ Twenty thousand people waiting to rush
for the 600 claims in the Kickapoo country
Fourteen strayed fishermen from the
Ruth NJ Martin rescued by the Mary G.
Powers-A Mansfield Conn., woman
chopped the top of her own head with an
ax-Lawyer Hill does not think Geor-
gia will be carried by silverites -
American surveyor and his party at.
tackled by natives in Chihuahua, Mex
'Gail Hamilton" weaker and sinking
General Cogswell's condition not ma
terially changed-IIarge steamship wharf
at Richmond, n. S., burned. Loss, $3.50, 600
Big paper mill burned near Stevens
Point, Wis-Steam launch sunk in the
river at Hatfield, Mass, and one man
drowned--British officers say they have
proved the Monroe doctrine a myth
Whiteway party in Newfoundland has a
retrenchment scheme-St. Louis Catho-
lies want an accounting with their arch
bishop.
Tuesday, May FL.
Income tax law declared unconstitu-
tional-Admiral Meade retired, with
reprimand- Carlisle opened
his sound money campaign in Covington,
Ky-General Cogswell worse - At
tempts at violence by Geneva mill strikers
at Providence frustrated by police
Worcester city council for the first time in
years passed an order over mayors veto
Rumor about the house of commons lob
bies that Lord Rosebery had resigned not
credited - Mccoy and O'Brien fought 25
rounds to draw at Boston Peter Ma
her whipped jerry Marshall in one round |
at Coney I5land-Harry E. Gale COM
mitted suicide in Providence Cigaret
factory in Havana burned. Loss, $500, 900
week at Gardiner, Me-,
opened - Intense feel
ing at Stamford, Conn.,, against the
mikman who caused the typhoid
fever epidemic there - Peter Win
gren accused of the murder of
Nils Paulson at Brockton, discharged
Old man and his housekeeper at st.
Adams, Me-, attempted to commit suicide
ogether-George A. Longfellow of Win
hrop, Me-, dead-StaDDing ARRAY at
lowell that may result fatally-French
teamer La GascOgne again overdue
striking weavers returned to work at
Mass-Banks of the North
lea canal crumbling still further--Sena-
DR. Rogers of Kansas found guilty of in
Emerson of Waltham
missing-Plan to establish govern
lent bureau for identification of crimi-
freedom within two years
ssured by General Maxine Gomez,
he insurgent commander-in-c chief
Cx-Prime Minister Stambuloff of Bull
,aria meets opposition in his desire to
cave the country temporarily - The
nomination of Count Galuchavski as i'm
,erial minister of Austria, to succeed
Count Kalnoky, condemned-Rear Ad-
niral Kirkland of the United States navy
declared that the reports of Armenian out
,ages have been greatly exaggerated--At
William Tassock, highway
man, was sentenced to six years in prison
Albert Otis, prominent resi-
dent of Brunswick, Me-, died on the voy-
age from New York to Portland, Or
Wilcox, Crittenden & Co. of Middle
town, Conn.,, have restored the III per cent
reduction made year ago--Joseph w.
Lefavour, one of the leading business men
of Beverly, died after long sickness from
bright's disease.
Wednesday, May ~.
General William Cogswell died at Wash
atrolman Stockwell MUIR
dered Sergeant McAllister in the police
station at Manchester, n. H-Cuban In
surgent Leader Marti killed by government
troops-Five white men and four China
men blown to pieces at the California
Powder works-Four coal miners killed
by an explosion at Paramount, w. va
Marquis of Queensberry and his son, Lord
Alfred Douglas, fought in Piccadilly-
Earthquake caused much damage in
the town of Spoleto, Italy-Two Russian
villages burned and so persons killed
Dissolution scare in the British parlia-
ment lobby not shared by the ministers
reports that Viscount VOL
mer is not entitled to sit in the house of
commons resolution carried
in the lower bouse of the Prussian diet
reservation boomers find
they can only get poor land-Schooner
Emma J. Meyer, of Philadelphia, sighted
abandoned at sea; fate of her crew I'M
known Maiden aldermen voted to
issue $4,000 additional sewer bonds
Price of patent leather to be ad-
va-eed 80 to. 100 per cent = Hugh |
b. SINH shot and wounded John !
Hewitt at ho-hlry (Boston) and then
committed suicide--IEnthusiasm for Reed |
shown at banquet of the Maine associa- |
ton of Manchester, n. H-Arthur W. |
Campbell, held in Albany on charge of |
forgery, we'll known to Boston police as a |
confidence man-Dr Parkhurst +,,rnad |