The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-01-25


than Mass, was dedicated-A glass
factory in Sandwich Mass, which has
been idle for many years. started up
LYNN (Mass) Armenians claim that
Turkish spy has been attending their
meetings Seth Norwood Shoe COM
pany has assigned to w. S. Butler
Mayor Scheren of Brooklyn ordered I'M
lawful assem- blages to disperse, ana called
on the governor for more militia--Ja pan-
csc are bombarding Teng Chau- Foo
Casimir- Perier's resignation Will make
bad impression on the Hovas--Ku chan,
a city OF Persia, was destroyed for the sec
ond time in IA months by an earthquake
MANY were killed - Rhode Island
knights of Labor issued manifesto de-
nouncing Sovereign, Hayes, Bishop and
other leaders-All the colleges in Ar
menia are closed and 30 American pro-
fessors Observation-Disclosures OF Ne.
braska families are without food or Iuel
-Four Haverhill Mass strikers were ar
rested on the charge of threatening the
life of a man who would not leave work
Ten thousand people are said to be
starving in the Hooking valley in ONO
There is growing BELIEF In
Dover. N. H., that Isaac b. Abbott had
an accomplish in his wrong-doing-
Richard w. Meagher was fatally shot by
Hiram p. Ring at the latters boarding
house in Natick, Mass-Resolutlonsc con-
demnatory of the attitude of ST. johns
IN. F.) press in the present crisis were
read in all the churches OF that City
Adolph Segal confirms the report that he
will establish big sugar refinery In
Jersey City - George Busby OF FAIL
River, Mass hanged himself in Taunton
Jail - A severe case of diphtherla
at Bridgeport, Conn, was success
fully treated with antitoxine -
Mayor Strong's ideas about Sunday sa-
loon opening in New York city are meet
ing with determined opposition - A
colossal scheme is said to be on foot to de.
prive the government of its equity In the
Union Pacific, dismember the road and
divide the spoils among Wall street men
- Republican congressman are over
whelmed with applications for offices
in the new house--Treasury officials
take hopeful view of prospective revenue
receipts--Central Americans fear that
Mexico, has designs upon territory to the
south of her.
Tuesday. Jan. ~.
Thomas e. Hersey badly wounded a
young woman and then fatally shot
himself at Newburyport, Mass--M.
Bourgeois informed Frances new presi-
dent that he had been unable to form a
cabinet-The Japanese government Off
cially denies an American war correspond
ent's account of the massacre at Port
Arthur-Reports that King George in
tends to abdicate continue to be heard
from Greecs-Chances seem to favor the
Nicaragua canal bill passing in the senate
President Pena of Argentina has re-
signed-The Connecticut legislature is
to be asked to pass bill give single
women the preference in shops and
factories-Dr @. A. Webster of
Clark university, Worcester, Mass,
won the Elihu Thomson prize for
the best treatise on electricity
The western grain business is still poor
Lord Randolph Churchill is weaker
The Duke Of Argyll's condition is UNI
changed-A blizzard Is working east
ward from Colorado-Mexico is prepar-
ing for war with Guatemala--Three
skaters were drowned at Fort Madison,
Ia-More earthquake shocks were felt In
Messina and its -Recaloitrant
sugar investigation witnesses pleaded not
guilty-The number Of deserted farms
in New Hampshire has been lessened ono
half-The Dedham Mass kindergarten
school Is closed on account of diphtheria
% warrants were served on
illegal liquor dealers in Lynn, Mass
Owney, the travelling postofhce dog, 10 In
Boston - Austrian masses were dis
persed at Vienna while protesting against
increased taxation-The Sugar trust
won it's case, and the a. IT, trust law is de-
clared illegal, as applied to stock transfers
United States representatives in Ber-
lin are trying to settle the disagreement
on the American tariff on sugar-Henry
B. Spalding, arraigned at Boston on the
charge of embezzling from Wheeler, Blod
gett & Co., pleaded guilty-Queen Vic
toria will meet the car and czarina, the
Emperor and Empress of Germany and
others at DarmsUadt in April-A Peru |
Wan refugee, now In San Francisco, de-
clares that the revolution In his country is
growing more serious for the government. |
Wednesday, Jan. 23.
There is little change in the Brooklyn |
strike situation The few cars run are |
heavily guarded. Police have been warned |
that if they fail in their duty they will be
dismissed. Many lively skirmishes oc-
cured between strikers and the police,
by military. The mayor thinks
no more soldiers will be necessary. Two I
men were shot by soldiers, one probably
G. Anthony was in
iicted for murder at Newport, r. /
Forty Boston laborers were forsaken
IN Portland, Me-, by man who
had promised them employment -
The case of Edward II. Cakes, charged
with setting fire to his Office in Lynn,
Mass, is to again be brought before the
grand jury-An official permit has been
granted by the sultan to the American
College for Girls at Constantinople-
There is sentiment among Boston mer-
,hants that they are not sufficiently pro
tected against shoplifters-The Massa-
,husetts Homeopathic hospital had more
patients in 1894 than in any previous
Tear-The Lowell Mass common coun-
oil again failed to elect q president
An Idaho law inimical to silver was re-
Italian parliamentary SEES
lion was closed by royal dscree-Chi-
nese peace ENJOYS will sail for Japan next
STANDARDIZATION Pacific and Missouri
Pacific employees are being laid off-Iron
works at Benwood, w. Va, started mp
after two years noperation-Colonel K
J. Stone, ex-mayor OF Newburyport
Mass, is dead-Weekly exports from
New York, specie excluded. were 90, 1888 4s4
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