The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-11-08
THE WEEK IS NEWS
Thursday. Oct. 81.

Middlesex county arrested at bos1oh-
Church and carriage factory at Providence
badly damaged by flre---Massacre OF Ar
menian at Marash has ceased--ActlVlty
among Russian troops on the Austrian
and Armenian frontiers--Brltlsh al
miralty court blames the steamer IurKes-
tan for the sinking of the Edam M.
Bourgeois accepts invitation TO form
new French minstry-Report that 5000
persons were killed in fighting at Bltlls
Globe Trotter Stuart arrived In Bos-
ton five days late on his trip from New
Zealand - Forty cases of diphtheria
among school pupils at Lonsdale. II. /
American ship Wandering Jew sunk IN
the port of Hong Kong--Captain j. +. L.
Perciya we'll Unknown Boston druggist, died
suddenly-- lines notified by
the $500 road that the cutting OF eastern
rates must stop-Turkish circular note
saws that there is now no trouble with
Armenians except at Baiburt-Expert
divided as to the feasibility Of erecting a
lighthouse on Diamond shoal, off Cape
Hatteras - Russian company said to
have been formed to connect Teheran with
the Casnian sea by rail Demands of the
employes of Belfast and Glasgow ship
builders for per cent increase In wages
granted-Ten Chinese firemen from
British steamship arrested at Wilmington,
N. c., for violating the exclusion act
Turkish embassy at Berlin denies that
IA members Of the Turkish imperial
household have died at the Yildiz kiosk.
5 .@. Friday, Nov. 1.
Thomas Mclaughlin Of Olneyville, r. l.,
murdered his mother, fled to swamp,
threatened to kill pursuer, and when run
down fatally shot himself-Ammen ram
Katahdin had her official speed trial In
Long Island Sound--M. Bourgeois sue
ceeded in forming new French cabinet
First installment of the Chinese war
indemnity paid to Japan-Peter robin
son, the great shopkeeper of London, dead
-Insurgent Mohammedans conspire to
form an independent kingdom In prov
ince of China-Kurds threaten to plumber
Armenians in Sassoun as soon as mis-
sionaries are gone i Date for Corbett-Fltz-
simmons fight changed to Wednesday,
Business section of West Pawlet, VT, de-
stroyed by fire; three lives lost and several
persons injured--Plot to restore mon
archy in Brazil discovered--Mgr. Satolli
made q cardinal--Quesada, Cuban
leader, denies that revolutionists arc ma
hciously destroying property = Milo
Gray, suspected of tho murder OF his wife,
held at Woodsvills, N. H., for the grand
iury-Erastus Wiman's case again In
court in New YoEk-Bill Nye, the
humorist, has an attack Of insomnia and
cancels his engagements to February
Greater part Of the British fleet has left
Foo Choo for Annoy - Catholic school
teachers removed In Outagamie county,
Wis-Governmen will need 81 ,0O0, 900 q
day for expenses this year-Ssvero
earthquake shock felt In the Mississippi
and Ohio valleys--Frank Pike, alleged
chicken thief, held at Boston for the
grand jury--Pottawstomi Indians con-
denim the United States government
Saturday, New. 3.
Defense in tho Holmes case rests with
out calling witnesses-Receiver ap-
pointed for the New York State Mutual
Fire Insurance Vigorous
declaration by congress In support OF Mon
roe doctrine talked of-Durrant found
guilty of murder in the first degree In the
Blanche Lamont case--Strikers threaten
the lives of men who refuse to strike at
Torrington, Conn--M. Decrais declines
to accept the foreign portfolio In the
French cabinet Big increase in ex-
ports of ufactures-Publio debt
Increased 100000 in October -
Sugar bounty men abandon all hope OF
aid from Secretary Carlisle - Disease
found among sheep imported In England
from America--Duke Of Cambridge ap-
pointed personal nide-de-camp TO the
quoen-King Carlos Of Portugal well
coined at Potsdam by Emperor William
Emperor of Japan thanks the United
States government In an autograph letter
Numerous Boston teamsters fined as q
result of move to clear streets In con-
rested downtown districts - Torpedo
boat again won in = contest with search
hight at Newport, r. - Death
Of Jack Dempsey, the pugilist--
Policeman testified in Brockton Mass.
court that liquor seller said he had an
understanding with City Marshal Chase
Sixty miners killed near Hankow----
Divorce epidemic bothers Judge Elmer OF
bridgeport, Conn--Two engines and
seven cars demolished in collision at
Putnam, Conn - Gloucester Mass.
schooner Aroostook wrecked at Liverpool
N S-Princeton defeated Harvard and
Yale In the shooting match-Rev. DIR
Seymour, pastor of the First Baptist
church, Lowell, Mass, resigns--Rodney
Robbins, arrested at Brldgewater, Mass
confessed that he Is guilty of
number Of acts of incendiarsm -
Armenians at Msrash awaiting the signal
to burn Mohammedsn villages -
Friction between Italy and Portugal con
tinues-Arabs reported openly hostile &c
Turks in Arabia-Great Britain will
strengthen her Pacific squadron-1m
ports of dry goods still continue above the
ayerage-Prince of Wales has not chal
lenqed for the Americas cup-Mayol
Strong of New York declares for loca
option-Great Britain may have hard
task in subduing the King Of Asian
tee - Trial Of Chinese viceroy
for the Sze-Chuan outrages farce
A. j. Sewall, national bank cashier al
McGregor, Tex, arrested for robbery
Cuban insurgents routed Spanish troop.
and captured a colonel-Western anc
southern railroad lines once more profess
20 favor a rate sgreement--James Brown
self-confessed train robber, to be extraditet
from Michigan to Indiana--First ami
yersary of the death Of Alexander III
Car OF Russia, commemorated st Berlin
Lynn (Mass.) storekeeper named An
drews sentenced to a year in the house o
correction for inducing boy TO steal To-
him. r ..f--