The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-04-05


in Mexico--Schooner Anita abandoned
at sea-Train Wrecker Thomas Gregg
escaped from the Jail at Norridgewock. Me
Street cars to have part in the mail
service of Boston-Attempt to launch
the German 2O-rater at Herreshoff works
proved unsuccessful - Oxford defeated
Cambridge in the boat race on the Thames
Rev. A. b. Earle, the Union evange-
list, died at Watertown, Mass.
Monday, April 1.
Consul Tinge suggests sending horse
meat to Germany-"Doc" Wilson prom
ises to make startling revelations in the
famous Moen case, and will bring suits at
law-All the Pescadores islands taken
by the Japanese-The Japanese who
shot Viceroy Ii sentenced to imprison-
ment for life-German embassy's cipher
messages from Paris to Berlin copied at
the French foreign office-Armistic
granted by Japan to China expires April
20-Cuban rebellion making much prog
National league con-
vention to be held at Cleveland June 10
Edgar Cohen of San Francisco, son Of
the late chief counsel of the Southern Pa
cific railroad, failed-Steamer Halifax,
with Boston's supplies for New fnundland,
arrived at Halifux-Jerome e. Hillman
hanged himself at Northampton-Th
British steamer Pathan fired upon and
seized by Chinese cruiser Nanshin -
Seven freight cars demolished in a train
wreck at Winsted, Conn An elevated
electric freight railroad proposed
between Chicago and New York -
Fire at North Cambridge caused loss Of
between $4,000 and $4,000 - Several
fires occurred in Pawtucket and vicinity
Fire burned over two square miles in
Dartmouth, consuming a house. barn and
schoolhouse - Three business blocks
were burned in Hays City, Kan--Fire
caused $40, 900 loss in The Times building,
Chicago anniversary of
the founding of Spiritualsm celebrated
by societies of Boston with fitting exer
cises-Prests urged women to register
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Island CAPT alsts
bought 1870 acres of placer ground in Wy
oming--A movement in Indiana to Sc
cure Debs delegation to Populist conven-
tion--Dr Orrin Fitzgerald of Allston,
Mass, denies that he attempted suicide
body of missing boy found in dock at
Portland-Drought broken in western
states-No more professional boxing con-
tests to be allowed in Buffalo-Dedica-
ton of the new Unitarian church at
Brighton (Boston)-Champ prize
in the St. Augustine tennis tournament
won by II. S. ckwith-Indicatio
point to the American cup defender as the
WINNER.
Tuesday, April 2.
A woman was shot by footpads near
Woodbury., N. 1.-The revenues of Vic
toria and South Australia show decreases
Spain calls out 20, 600 men to replace
those sent to CUBA royal decree dis
solving the Italian parliament expected in
a few days-New England Methodists
will convene at observation-disclosures
ment surveyors preparing to mark out In
dian Territory for white settlers The
only question unsolved by the commission
of inquiry into the Armenian outrages is
the source. of the orders for the atrocities
Joseph H. O'Neil assumed his duties as as
sistant treasurer of the United States treas
ury in charge of the ub-treasury In
Boston - A Cordial feeling toward
the United States is now growing in
Venezuela - Ex-Gongressman Stevens
raised pay of his 1900 mill employees
15 per cent-Twenty-f five hundred miners
strike in Appanoose county. O-OCai-
laghan and McCann, Irish political |
prisoners, released - The Gloucester
schooner Mary Houtvet and crew
of IS given up for lost - A |
Columbus CO., mother out the throats
of two of her children-New Bedford |
school board refused to accept flag from
the American mechanlcs--Schooner AL |
fred Keene of Rockland, Me-. was wrecked |
on Trinity ledge, N. S-Five men were
killed. and one fatally and five badly in
jured by boiler explosion in Woburn |
- John O'Mara fatally shot his
brothers widow at Stamford Conn
Bank Commissioner Lyford declares no |
cause for anxiety in regard to the condi-
ton of the New Hampshire savings banks
Bismarck's S0th birthday mag
niflcently celebrated Joseph Furness,
who tried co kill his wife in Pawtucket
died himself
Wednesday, April 8.
Minnie Koran, aged IA, daughter Of Mrs.
Koran of Waterbury, mysteriously disap-
bill to prevent the docking
of horses tails passed by the Connecticut
house, in concurrence with the senate
The city of POI tland negotiated a tempo
rary loan of $2oO,00J with Swan & Barrett
of Portland al 625 per cent-There have
been nine cases of diph heria in Newfields,
N. H.. this winter, two of which proved
fatal Three were clearly attributable to
polluted wells-Charles f. Atwood of
is a candidate for the office of
state inspector of workshops and factories
In Maine, to succeed Inspector r. +.
Chalk whose term will shortly expire
Charles Day, taken from Lewiston to
Biddeford on a charge of obtaining
money by false pretenses succeeded
In settling with his accusers, and
his case will not be prosecuted
An attempt made to assassinste Rabbi
Wise of Cincinnati-The postoffice at
South Omaha robbed of S3000-The read
ing Of the Bible in Pennsylvania public
schools declared illegal - Secretary
Gresham made arrangements to go to
n. j.. for week or 10 days to
- The new cruiser Olympia
sailed from the Mare island navy yard on
a practice cruise to the south-Fire at
St. Charles, Ills, did damage to the ex-
tent of 1000, burning a number of bust
ness hOuses-During political row at a
Chicago polling place, Patrick Dalton was
fatally shot by his cousin, Jack Dalton
Funeral services over the remains of
William Morton Smith held in Goddard
chapel, Tufts CO .lege.