The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-11-29


for New York city will be passed this
winter-Suicide of Samuel S. Jameson
of Newton, Mass--Bodies of five gold
prospectors found in the Sierra Madre
mountains Mexico.
Tuesday, Nov. 20.
Secretary Carlisle believes there will be
no heavy Withdrawals of gold this week
-Battleship Maine does not need a
thorough verhauling--Great Britain
will not tolerate Venezuelan aggression
beyond the Schomburgk line--Horrors of
the latest massacres said to outrival those
of Bulgarian atrocities of 1876--Presi-
dent Cleveland not likely to interfere in
the Armenian question--Death of Mrs.
Ellen Battelle Dietrick--Chicago will
probably lose the Republican national
convention - Hennessy defeated La
Blanche in boxing match at Lynn, Mass
Palmer defeated Plimmer in IA
rounds in London--Receipts of the
Yale-Princeton football game $4,000
Walter Grey arrested by Lynn (Mass.) po-
lice on suspicion of being concerned in
numerous breaks in that city--Convic-
tions against ST. Johns On. F) saloon
keepers found guilty of smuggling
quashed by supreme court-Brockton
(Mass.) police investigation to be re-
opened-Miss Edith Rockefeller married
to Mr.. Mccormick at New York
Hawaii's public debt now is $3,735, 000---
President said to favor the recognition Of
Cuba-Western roads report that bust
ness is declining-Poachers Strengthening
the buffalo in the National park-Dela-
ware and Hudson coal pockets near Scran-
ton, Pa, burned-Gold output of Alaska
for the year 1895 estimated at So, 900, 900
Germany will have, it is reported,
a budget deficit of $6,9O3, O29 ST.
Twenty-Five thousand Spanish SOL
diers reported killed so far in Cuba
government decided to dis
solve the Madrid municipal council
Report that Indiana Populists want
to run Eugene V. Debs for governor
Miller doubts the accuracy of
the report about the Nicaragua canal
Director of the Mint Preston boldly adj
vocates the gold standard in his annual
York celebrated the 10th ami
versary of its evacuation by the British
syndicates working mines
in Cuba absolved for 90 years from paying
ingalls, of the Big Four
line thinks the new joint traffic agree.
ment will be a success-Acting as a
juror in II murder case is liable to bring
out inherent insanity, says DR.. A. M.
Hamilton.
Wednesday, Nov. FL.
Rev. Frank Hyatt Smith placed by the
court in his brothers. custody, preparatory
to final commitment Of former to an asy-
lum--More trouble over the gift for a
public library building at Nashua, N H
Gill (Mass.) postoffice discontinued I'M
til a satisfactory postmaster can be found
st. Johns On. F. smugglers fined
from 5000 to $500 each---Riot in Jackson
lMich.) prison; officials assaulted and
severely pounded by convicts--Unitedl
States flag raised at the rectOry of ST.
Mary's parish, Fall River Mass--Con-
victs who escaped from Concord Mass.
captured in Nashua, N. H
Rockefeller wedding shorn of
is brilliancy by the groom's Sickness
II New York lawyer, found |
guilty of felonious assault--Silver |
service presented to the battleship Maine |
BY the state of Maine at Portland
Family in Cambridge, Mass, nearly as
)hyxiated by coal gas-Prominen New
York men attended a mass meeting in be-
lalf of Cuban ependence-Sultan has
ears of encouraging an anti-dynastic
gitation-Long boat from an abandoned /
hip, with IL persons on board, sighted off |
loop Head, Ire-William +. Mason
Rep) elected mayor at Dover, N. H
- Edward H. Sturtevant (Rep.
elected mayor at Franklin Falls, n. H
Republicans beaten in the city
lection at Providence - Shipments
# $4,000 in gold made by New
Jersey bank to the sub-treasury-
shocks occurred in Greece
Alexander Dumas slightly worse -
famous Hooking Valley deal upheld by
he cOurts-Ex-Premie Sagasta says the
ituation in Spain is grave - Brazil
sked to submit the Trindade question
o arbitration--Honey collected from
mountain laurel thought to be poisonous
sale of oleomargarine COM
'letely suppressed in Connecticut-M
lola and others refused to sign petition
OF the release of Oscar Wilde-Cooper
Bros foundry and machine shop. Cort-
and, n. Y, destroyed by fire-Only 10
ut of 81 postufiice divisions Of the United
tates are profitable-United States gov
rnment will be sued for seizing schooner