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

Morocco factory at Dunversport, Mass
! damaged $50 900 by fire-Boston trade
unionists viii endeavor to enforce The
| demand for an eight-hour day
| Walter S. Wigley of Boston, loaded a
gun with a heavy charge of shot, placed
the muzzle to his head and pulled the
trigger with his foot, blowing his head off
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria arrived
at St. Petersburg, and proceeded to Tsar.
skoeselo to visit the czqr In conse-
quence of the failure of hotel keepers of
Toronto to subscribe any large amount of
| funds, there will be no regatta at Toronto
this summer-It has finally decided to
hold the national encampment of the uni
formed camp of the Knights of Pythias in
Cleveland, Aug "a to 81 The Olympic
team of Fall River, Mass, contested at
Newark, N. j., with the True Blues of
Patterson, n. j., for the championship of
the American Baseball association. True
Blues won by goals to 2.
MONDAY. April go.
Silver men figure on a ajority at Chi
cago-More than 1900 immigrants ar
rived in Boston last week-Gold pros
pectors suffering great hardships in
Alaska-G loucester (Mass.) schooner
wrecked off Long Island and nine men
drowned-Death of Henry Pierpont
Brigham, well-known Boston business
man-Buluwayo streets and outskirts
protected by dynamite mines-President
Kruger claims Ell, 100000 indemnity from
British South African company -
Great Britan's policy in the Transvaal
regarded with distrust by Germany
Great damage by floods in the province
of Que bec.-Coming season promises to
be a lively one for oarsmen.- Maine
Central to double track between Bangor
and Oldtown, Me-, and operate an electric
line-Prce of smelling gold ore re-
duced -Presiden Zelaya defeated the
rebels and captured town.-Already
$3.50 so has been received for the Harry
Wright fund. Costa Rica Pacific Rail
road company Incorporated. PLAT says
the greater New York bill will be re-
passed Eleven horses suffocated in
Lowell Mass stable fire.
Tuesday, April FL.
Colonel John G. Linehan of Penacook,
N. H, candidate for tine office of com
mander-in-chief of the Grand Army
Creditors of B. H. Douglass & Sons, New
Haven, formed a company-Wlll1am
Flitcroft held at Danbury, Conn, for
murder-Vale mills, at Nashua,
n. H., to shut down-Patriot'
day celebration in Massachusetts,
The Rothschilds have acquired large
interest in one of the leading silver smelt-
ing works in New South Wales-Jour-
neymen tailors employed by Luther q
Huber, Providence, on strike for an in
crease of 10 per cent in wages-Llvery
stable at Waltham, Mass, Quilted by fire,
and four COWS, three horses and many
carriages burned-George w. H0yt for
20 years landlord of the famous Travel
lers' Home hotel at Newton. n.
H., is dead, aged 66 - James
Davidson, veteran shipbuilder, died
at New London Conn, aged r.
DIR. II. p Roedel of lebanon Pa. made
an signment--Cunard steamer Cata-
lonia passed on April A. steamer County
of York, for Libau, Russia, having on
board the crew of the American schooner
Sheepscot, set on fire and Abandoned
Terrific hailstorm caused a panic and |
created great havoc in the southeastern |
norton of I3erISshire- county, Mass, ana /
that portion OF Connections near the Mas
sachusetts state Secretary of State !
Olney has issued warrant for the sur
render to the British authorities of David |
Breen, now held in custody in New York, |
on a charge of embezzling 9l75,O in |
Dublin-In the contest between Steve |
ODonnell of America and Owen Sullivan |
of South Africa, at London, O'Donnell
beat Sullivan in 10 rounds-Charles |
Husche, manufacturer of picture frames |
and mouldings, Chicago, has assigned |
Liabilities $4,000.
Wednesday, April 22.
French senate demands the resignation |
of the cabinet, precpitating a constitu-
tional crisis-Sheritf takes DR.. j. @. |
Moore to Nashua, N. H., where his trial is |
of S1OO 900 for endowment of |
chair of parative pathology at Harvard |
England not entitled to interfere with |