The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-11-15

Nashua, N. H., charged with burglary IN
q livery stable The ordination Of Rev.
Daniel A. O'Neil to the priesthood was
solemnized at the cathedral in Man
chester. N. Ii.
Tuesday, Nov. 12.
Boston man arrested and 500 900 worth
of stolen goods eoovered--Disappo
lover fired six shots at and probably fatally
wounded young woman at Lowell, Mass
--Maher knocked out O'Donnell in one
round at Maspeth, l.. An old New
York gambler testified that he paid pro
tection'' money to Byrnes - George
Godfrey won his fight with Billy Woods
in Baltimore-Five of the crew of the
American bark William Hales lost in col
lision with steamer Niagara--General
Miles, in his report, calls attention to
need of coast defenses--Etforts to float
the stranded Puritan unsuccessful -
Nothing in the story that Cleveland,
Olney and Carlisle are to form a law firm
A. p. A. carried Lynn (Mass.)
municipal caucuses--Governor Green
halge disclaims approval of editorial
attacks on Congressman Morse -
Boston clergy know nothing of Mgr Lau-
renzellis appointment to succeed Mgr.
OuIiSy oOIluC OOiiiIliliISS
investigating Philadelphia municipal
affairs-Paget- Whitney wedding solem-
nized in New York--David II. Rob
erts, New York windows glass dealer,
disappears--i3ar Harbor (Me.1 liquor
sellers not to be protected next summer
for closing up their bars this winter
Earthquake shocks felt in Acarnania-
Browning automatic gun given satisfac-
tory test---Bark William Hales sunk in
collision off Cape Henlopen - Long
drought seems to have prevailed all over
the world-St. James Gazette LondOn)
inclined to condemn Lord Dunraven
One hundred alleged moonshiners to be
tried at Charleston, w. Va Treasury
officials express no fear about the resump-
ton of gold xports--Missouri sound
money Democrats protest against an early
convention--Report that Canada has vio-
lated the treaty of 1917 denied at Washing
ton--Sylvanus B. Putnam, city treasurer
of Manchester, n. H.. dead-Edison in
candescent light patent sustained by the
United States supreme court--Report
that London syndicate is willing to back
the Nicaraguan canal scheme--Letters
received from Rev. James L. Barton say
that missionaries are welcome in Japan
Eighty miles an hour made, it is
claimed, by a Chicago Burlington and
Quincy passenger train-United States
decided that it has jurisdiction in the Ber-
liner case, and the suit will be reopened
San Francisco sealing vessels will go
to the Antarctic regions if reports from
those regions are favorable.
Wednesday, Nov. 13.
Josiah Quincy nominated for mayor of
Boston by emocrats-Whitney- Paget
wedding a splendid affair-Indignatio
meeting at Boston to protest against mob
law and lynching in the south--Conso-
idated railroad obtained control of the
Meriden, Waterbury and Connecticut
River Acknowledgment of 10000 Ar
menians massacred during the past 80
days; fully 250,0O0 in a state of starvation
Italy to send squadron of warships
to the Levant---Great demonstration to
Elizabeth Cady Stanton at New York on
her S0th irthday--Carlisle again sug-
gested for the supreme bench--Martinez
Campos believed to have inaugurated
military movements--Gougar Morse case
decided in favor of Congressman Morse
Eleven New England fishing vessels lost
off Canadian coasts the past season.
Suicide of a Holyoke (Massl man who
leaves widow and IL childre n-Maurice
Moriarty on trial at Waterbury, Conn,
for the murder of his mother-in-law D.
Edgar Anthony of Brooklyn, receiver of
an insurance company, charged with mis-
funds Advance in the
wages of workers in the iron industry
Henry Holden, who shot Sadie Heslin at
Lowell, Mass, still at large - Mr.. Thur
mans condition much better-Rey Rob
ert H. Ferguson, formerly of Cambridge.
Mass, ordained to the priesthood at Ash
land. n. H-Ute Indians excited over
killing of two Indians and a squaw
New Hampshire Trust company
directors prepare for receivership pro
ceedings - Steamer Puritan floatcd
and lowed 10 New London, Conn
Four hundred New York cabmen on strike
Man fined SIS for crually abandoning
a horse at BostOn-Four American fish
ermen arrested by the Canadian cruiser
Petrol -- Two children probably mur-
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