The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-11-29
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday. Nov. FL.

funds TO be sent to SaSSOun SuHeferS--
Battleship Texas hauled out of the drydock
at Brookiyn-Cholera reported again at
at Petersburg - Steamer Manitoba
foated from Beach Haven, N. J-Metho-
dist conference will send $780, 900 to India
H A. Putnam and G. K. Grant found
ouiltv of stealing $3.50 worth of diamonds
at Boston--M. LIE Myre de Vilers dis
improves of the terms of the treaty of peace
between France and Madagascar--M
cars smashed and two dealers hurt on &C
count of an open switch on the Fitchburg
tracks at Boston--Forty-s annual
report of the Taunton (Mass.) lunatic
asylum shows 119l patients under treat
ment last year--Treasury lost $l,0OO,000
in gold for export, which leaves the true
amount of the gold reserve af the close CT
business $50, sos, 594--Enormous fares OF
cod being caught all around Nantucket,
Mass-Republicans of Central Falls, Il.
T. renominated Charles p. Moies for
mayor--Receiyer Hayden of the Nat
chang Silk company, Willimantic, Conn,
fixed the date of the auction sale of the
property on Dec. lin the superior
court at Plymouth, Mass, Max Stems
was sentenced for perjury to Is months in
the house of correction.
/ Friday, Nov. 22.
Fifteen families burned out at Danbury,
Conn-Tuberculin discussed by New
England cattle commissioners at Provl-
dence--No trace found of Mrs. Valois,
accused of numbering her father at Saun-
dersville, r. Spanish government
train in Cuba wrecked by dynamite
Armenian missionaries at Harpoot to be
given safe conduct to the Black sea--Sir
Philip Currie, British ambassador, left
Vienna for Constantinople--
of New York housesmiths refused to treat
with strikers--Sr George Newnes says
he will probably challenge for the Amer
ica's cup--Lord Dunraven talked about
his pamphlet at a banquet in Cardiff -
Lynn (Massl citizens and Democrats
nominated Asa Il. Newhall for mayor
Death of Rev. Joseph RaWson Lumby,
D.D-Newton (Mass.) citizens favor the
use of electricity as a motive power On the
circuit branch of the Boston and Albany
railroad-Town of birmingham, Mass,
refused to maintain highway laid out by
the city of observation-disclosures Nevada
wrecked off Saybrook, Conn--Eloping
couple arrested at Bridgeport, Conn
Winchester Centre iConn.) woman eloped
with farm hand employed by her husband
David Hannigan acquitted of murder
at New York on the ground of insanity
Mrs. Della Landry of Glouces ter,
Mass, disappeared-Two youthful rob-
bers, well armed, caught at Sedgwick,
Me-Enforcement league figures in
2S liquor prosecutions at Biddeford,
Me - Burglar shot and left trail
of blood at Camden, Me - Eugene
Kicker of Haverhill, Mass, missing
Past week favorable for wheat crops
Japan chafes under Russia's menace |
indianapolis flooded with counterfeit 81 |
bills-W Woodbury. dam at leominster,
Mass, considered unsafe--Young Czechs
carried the Bohemian diet in the elections
threaten to oppose British
aggression by force of arms--Three fire.
men of Muncie, Ind, accused of pilfering
from burning buildings-State con- |
vention of Kings Daughters and Sons
of Massachusetts opened at Boston
Members of the Madrid municipal gov
eminent accused of malfeasance--
British yards may lose orders for Chinese
warships because of the great strike.
Lotteries practically shut out of the mails
by an order of the postmaster general
Grand parade of Confederate and Union
veterans in New York, July 4, 1896, pro-
Milwaukee and ST. Paul
road forced to lay off employees, because
farmers are holding grain for rise--An
association being formed to reform abuses
which it is claimed exist in the Grand
Henry E. Ponsonby, for
many years keeper Of the privy purse and
private secretary to Queen Victoria, Is
dead.
Saturday, Nov. 23.
Mayor Curtis accepts second term nomi-
nation of the Republicans for mayor of
Of 81, $50, 900 in gold
reduced the treasury gold reserve to $780,
BOO, 251--Fives lives lost and several per-
sons injured at big fire in Chicago
Terrible prairie fire, raging in Oklahoma
V. Debs released from Jail
and given great ovation at Chicago
strike threatens to stop all
operations on all large buildings at New
York-Senator Sherman says he wrote
only the naked truth in his book-Sec-
rotary Herbert will not have the Boston
navy yard reopened - Falling off
in the foreign trade of Canada
Inquest on death of John Flaherty,
who was killed in Edgeworth, Mass, acct
reports that the check
TO general trade continues-New cotton
mills to replace the ones burned at War
rem, r. sentencing of Murderer Dur.
rant at San Francisco postponed until
next Wednesday expressed that
,he Woodbury. reservoir dam at Leomin-
,ter, Mass, is unsafe-Judge Nelson de-
,ided that Rev. Frank Hyatt Smith, the
(Mass.) pastor, is insane
Captain Howgate sent to the peni-
entiary at Albany-Steamer wrecked
md two lives lost at Empire City, Or
down to zero at Lancaster,
Y. H--Lumber mills at Washington,
Y. H., burned-Spain sent two more
,attalions of infantry to Cuba-Imports
# dry goods at New York for the week ,
we're 81, 023, S79--Wife of a notary in .
Holland accused of poisoning her husband
Republicans seem to be thor
'ughly united for Harrison-E H.
Jlapp, formerly clerk of the Massachu- {
etts senate, dead--Government's ex- :
,enditures for foreign mail transporta- {
ions were 81, 173 56l--Portugal sent re-
Inducements to quell the rebellion in
India-Captain Lothaire,
Who hanged British Trader Stokes, to be
Misunderstanding Olney has ]
lot decided that indemnity in the Waller
ase is impossible-Chief Chamberlain
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