The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-04-24

Tor the presidency - Memorial tablet
and portrait of Henry Ellis, first superin-
tendent of the Cambridge (Mass.) manual
training school, unveiled-ReV. Mr.,
Cleveland, the presidents brother, objects
to being ousted from his charge at Chau-
mont, N. 1.-TWO lives lost by an ex-
ploson in a tirecracller factory at Chicago
DR.. Starkweather of Nichols, Conn,
found guilty of non-support of his wife,
his divorce being declared illegal
Ex-m mayor and a ciUy marshal of Central
City, Colo, shot in court-Boy and man
who tried to rescue him drowned at Dan
ielsonville, Conn-Case against Dr. j.
Edward Lee of New Haven nolled-Par-
sonage given to the Congregatio nal
church at Somersworth, N HI ohm
johnson of Montpelier, VT, attempted
suicide-Naval experts examined the
construction of the battleship Massachu-
satts-Clyde 'yachtsmen looking forward
to seeing the Defender and Emperor
Williams Meteor race-Principal w.
III. Whiting of the Greenfield (Mass) high
school resigned - Ex-Mayor Cough
lin Of Fall River, Mass, making
no canvass for election as dele gate
to Democratic national convention
Premier Bowel of Canada to resign soon
Saginaw (Mich.) school blown up by
dynamite-Manyt troops needed to crush
the natives of atabeleland--Holy water
is dutiable, according to a New York Gus
tom house decision-Mi Mileage book re-
strictions will be enforced by western
roads hereafter - American schooner
George w. Whtford still detained by the
Colon thorities-Considera excite
ment in Salem, Mass, over the work of
burglars and firebugs-Barno of Joseph
Murdoch of Somerville, Mass, destroyed
by an cendiary-Owners of the steamer
Crathie, which sunk the Elbe, condemned
to pay 1927, 600 damages-Debarred Ital-
ian immigrants will be sent on board the
ships that landed them, if Ellis island is
overcrowded.
Friday, April II.
Great fire still raging all around the town
of Sandwich, Mass. 10000 acres burned
over-Leading colOred men oppose pro-
posed conference of coored delegates to
ST. Louis-AnOther Cuban fibustering
expedition sailed from Newcastle Del
Bradley the first choice of Kentucky Re
publicans for president and Mckinley
second--New Jersey Republicans refused
to instruct delegates for Mckinley
Hundreds of acres of timber land burned
over at Newmarket, N. H-Brush fires
burning fercely between Manchester
and Hooksett, n. H - Indications
that the Boston and Maine or Fitchburg
may take the Rutland railroad
Italian forces defeated the Abyssinians at
Adigrat-Egyptian troops defeated Os-
man Digna's forces-Two mill barns at
Albion, r. l., burned-Rev j. B. Girls
void burned to death at South Manches-
ter, Conn-Dedicatio of Broadway Con-
gregational church, Somervile Mass
Overdue brig Acacia at New Haven
Monitor Terror put in commission at
Brookly n-Sreamer Lakme, with 2U9 |
miners on board, reported adrift west Of |
cattle may yet be adj |
mitted under restrictions to the United |
Kingdom - Floods in the vicinity of
Mpntraal will chtl-e dsl,Il,4sys- ,o,,intinas
to thousands-Corporab making an
attempt to obtain possession of 10 acres of
landin Central park ancinelli to take
the place of Seidl at the Metropolitan
Opera House New York i'll the future
Professor Roentgen declares that he |
anticipated from the first the usefulness |
of X-rays in curing all kinds of disease /
(Mass,) physicians protest |
against opening the grave of n child who |
uleu WIFI Sllldll DOA ~ gGtbIo tiSOy lOI lCtti
of infection from lurking disease germs
The Troy On. ~ Methodist-Episoopal !
conference, ON the question of admitting |
women as lay delegates to the general |
voted it down-113 to IS |
James 5. Drake, superintendent of the |
New Jersey and New York railroad died |
of pneumonia at Sanitaria Springs, N. Y,
where he was in search of health. MIR. |
mr. 10 ham in MpphnnipG Halls Mo
in 1888.
SATURDAY., April IS.
Ex-Governor Russell of Massachusetts |
a candidate for Democratic nomination |
for Observation-Disclosures Manager John |
Stetson died at Boston-Cape Cod con- |
fagration estimated to have caused from |
500, coo to $4,000 damage-Death of |
Carl Meyer at Boston house of industry |
thought to be due to blows inflicted by |
Chin Toy, II Chinaman-Arrest of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Kilham of Lynn, Mass, in con-
nection with the Celia Leonard case--Girl |
bicyclist killed near, Worcester Mass
New Marblehead Neck light tower lighted |
for the frst time--A BrOckton' (Mass.) !
one of the heirs to the Ephraim |
Howe millions-Tuburculin test of |
Hampton Falls (Massl herds find many |
animals lSeaSeu--RG Iuge2S gong DaCH |
to Hayti--Daath of "Plunger' Pard- |
ridge, the Chicago wheat Speculation
Korea will try to borrow 100000 from |
Russia-Red Cross agents not lnteriered J
with in Administrative French children |
suffocated in fire ut Turner's Fails |
Mass-M Menier, the French chocolate
who intends to cOlonize .
Anticosti. has sent forward the first expe-
railroad men object to
the new section inserted in the Pacific
railroad settlement bill-Pro,pccts for
bringing TO trial the men implicated in |
bank scandals uu ST. Johns, \. f., not |
Laurada which left |
Savannah, March 1. with 300 negro col
onists for Liberia, has not reached port |
that an unusually powerful |
fleet is being prepared to impress Spain, |
Tn case any Jttyrances by President C!eve- |
land RELAXING 20 Cuba may be resented-
Timothy Riley. aged 20 years was killed |
by large stone falling upon him while .
at work M q quarry at Mantle, r. l.
The fire in ghe woods near Newmarket. .
n. H., has stopped. The loss cannot be /
estimated rs vet.
Sunday, April 10.
J. b. Steers, VINO uuili tho America and
sailed hpr To- victory in England is dead