The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-12-13
THE WEEKS NEWS
ThurstaY. Dec. 8.

tncit permission of few Democrats
Republican financial policy may call for
low-rate, longtime, coin bonds and GER
tiflcates of indebtedness to relieve the
treasury, coupled with an order to keep
the gold reserve separate --Persecution
of Catholics in Poland revived-Hotel
Gables of Ronkonkoma, L. l., destroyed
by fire-Alpheus w. Giles of Somerville,
Mass, arrested on complaint for embez-
cling $720J-Amherst college expedition
to observe the total eclipse started for
Japan--Report that the collateral heirs
to the Fair estate have sold their interests
to the direco heirs tor 800, 000--Cramps
hold that their bid for the new battleships
is $500, 900 less than that of the Newport
News company-John Boyce who ran
away from his home in Newton, Mass,
more than a year ago, returned to find
that his father had died during his alb
sence
Friday, Dec. 6.
House has majority of more than two
to one against free coinage--Fall River
MASS man killed while celebrating his
birthday - New high school build
ing at Greenfield, Mass, dedicated-
Cuban mines owned by Pennsylvania cap
italists reported in danger - Canada
shows a determination to possess
disputed territory in Alaska - Larg-
est battery of dynamite guns in the
world tested at San Francisco - Six
hundred banks of 10 western states unite
for prOtection-Smash-u in the Albany
yards at Boston demolished shifting ell
gine-Physician declared not exempt
from legal demands in giving evidence
concerning patients - e. B. Haskell
nominated by Governor Greenhalge to fill
the vacancy on the Massachusetts metro
politan park commission caused by the
death of William l.. Chase--Dispatch
from Constantinople says that the embas-
sizes have received instructions from their
respective governments that the guard
ships question must be pushed home and |
that it is impossible for the powers to re-
tire from the positions which they have
assumed - Residents on a portion of |
Main street, Laconia N. H., have got up |
a petition for the suppression of "a tin |
whistle on peanut roaster on the ground |
that it is an intolerable nuisance--At
the present time there are engaged on the
grade crossing work in Brockton, Mass,
10 locomotives, 200 cars, 3 steam shovels,
100 tipcarts and 700 men--Rockville,
Conn.,, has voted to accept the gift of
Talcott park from the park association.
The city will improve it, and in few
years it will undoubtedly be one of the
finest parks of it's size in eastern Connec-
ticut--In some parts of Vermont there
is an overproduction of potatoes--Fort
Fairfield points to the largest number of
pupils of any high school in northern
Maine.
Saturday, Dec. 7.
George p. Lawrence to be the next presi-
dent of the Massachusetts senate-Sul-
tan decides to allow each of the powers to
send second guardship to Constantinople
Langerman, in the Barbara
Aub case, discharged from custody by Re :
corder Golf of New York--Commodor 7
Matthews reports the naval buildings at 7
Annapolis to be in deplorabe state :
Morse proposes to revive !
,ertain Mckinley duties--Two fret ght ;,
rains wrecked at Wakefield (MaSs.) -
Junction - Rev. DR.. H. Y. Sat e.
erlee elected bishop of Washington - g
Peter Conlin appointed chief af the New o
York polce-Evidence that Mrs. Four \
,ier of Montague City, Mass, died from -
Violence, and her husband is under suspi- y
Agent Lord charged 7
With fraud, tainted while on the witness .
stand at Portland Me-New Hampshire n
ministers organized for temperance work :,
A. p. A. defeated in the Republican ,
caucus at Keene, N. H-Brdgeport !
Comm police witness an all-night orgy, .
put did nothing to break it up .
George Augustus Sala dying-Prussian
,abinet threatens to resign-John B.
Mason, the actor, in Jail for debt-Young
nan killed by being struck with polo T
pail at Salem, Mass-Movement to tax {
Ill church property in Missouri-Rus- c
h,,i ~, I
,ago-Vein of gold quartz found in n
ward Wright of Des Moines is dead 4
east Chicago Iron and Steel COM S
,any suspended work-Secret serv- ii
ce men watching the Boston let L
or carriers again-Seth J. Thomas, an d
I'D Boston lawyer, is dead O
calls for abrogation of the =
rreat lakes treaty with Great Britain n
3rice S. Evans, veteran real estate broker =
md dealer of Boston, is dead-Proposed IL
to Mexico's constitution, if 81
.dopted, will prove aluable-Steerage il
ates raised to $3.50 and $27 on all trans O.
.tlantic steamship lines-Two women t.
lain they were hypnotzed and robbed by c,
,ypsies at New Brunswick, N. J--Ex- IL
tradition of Emil Arton, charged with S
omplicity in the Panama canal frauds, N
rdered at London. G
Sunday, Dec. 8. S
Alfred j. Hurd, telegraph operator, "
onfessed to the brutal murder of his aged n
ather at Biddeford, Me-Three Italians K
adly burned at fire at Boston-Resig- m
ation of Lieutenant White of the revenue IN
utter service accepted Kentucky legis- j
sture tied 1t will have to elect United d,
,tates senator-Lord Snisbury's reply N,
n Venezuela question formally read TO re
nd handed to Secretary Olney At OIL
,rockton Mass police investigation Rev. p
;. A. Warfleld and " arren Goddard gave M
amaging testimony regarding alleged Ii
oings of Marshal Chase-Lawyer Lord d,
Biddeford, Me, acquitted by jury in de
ension case at Portland-Rev. George +
J. Capron, formerly OF Taunton, Mass, M
ranted a divorce in Oklahoma-Red n,
ross society willing to undertake relief at
york in Armenia - Ex-Congressman "
Iarter out for Cleveland-A q. Spald- V
~ to form cash prize bicycle racing m
safe at Adabazar be
pluck admired by all Europe. -
Monday, Dec. 8. -
British embassy in Constantinople sur Il
,upded nv Uolce spies-SuppOsed case tr