The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-01-10
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday, Jan. 2.

| feSSOr ScharH declares that SchOmDurgk
never run a Inc in Guiana Habana in
terror at the advance of Cuban insurgents
Brazil declines to submit the Trni-
dade dispute to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r. w. Hopkins launched at Thomas
ton, Meek Policeman Benoit of MARI
boro, Mass, left for parts unknown
Chief of Police Child of Providence sued
for $40 000-Charles E. Moody Memorial
hall at Good Will farm, East Fairfield,
Me-, dedicated-L. p. Barnes held at
Haverhll, Mass, ON charge of embez-
zlement-Andrew Fisher arrested at
Providence for violation of the natural
ization law-Boy run over by horse
and killed at Woonsocket, r. I|Plan to
make the Amesbury (Mass.) home of
Whittier memorial endorsed by promi-
nent men-Ex-Governor Goodale got
out warrants for liquor dealers in Milford,
Wilton, Amherst and New Ipswich, N Fl
Charges of "boodle" in connection
with Detroit railway franchise.
Friday. Jan. 3.
DR.. Jameson had battle with the Beers
before johannesburg, resulting in his sur
render-Somerville (Mass.) investigat-
ing committee exonerated the late city
engineer and scores his accusers-New
York Chamber of Commerce started a
movement for an international Ven
ezuelan advisory commission-Scores of
skaters plunged into the river by the
breaking up of the ice at Oldtown, Me-
Cuban insurgents have chosen new
center for operations, westward about five
miles from Habana-Mrs. Alva Wander
bilt to mary Oliver H. P. Belmont
Another strike of street railway men in
delphia-Richard Mansfield to re-
tire from the stage and go on the lecture
platform-The Cephalonia, which was
beached near Holyhead, is full of
water-Six persons killed and 30 injured
by boiler explosion in St. Louis
Prison population of Massachusetts Jan.
was 7S43-Hon. Frederick II. Greenhalge
inaugurated governor of Massachusetts,
for the third time-Schools at Oxford,
Me-, will have to close because of lack of
funds - Woman at Nashua, N. H.,
charges DR.. James N. Roy with attempted
felonious assault Henry w. Gould of
Newton N. H., sued by the receiver of the
Peoples Fire that 5000 is due the company
Levi Nj. Fournier of Greenfield, Mass,
charged with manslaughter, given an
other hearing - Governor Cleaves OF
Maine appointed Israel p. Butler of Bidde-
ford executive secretary-Girl at Mil
ford, Mass. badly burned by being pushed
into Notwithstanding Virginia legis-
lature to pass on the question of pool sell
ing-Farmer and his horses killed by be-
ing struck by train at East Lebanon, Me
Ice palace at Leadville, Colo, opened
Six persons burned to death at Column
bus, O-Abijah d. Baker killed by a train
at Melrose Highlands, Mass-Five hun
H. a. in, ha Erippla (lrnal<
distrct-Donald Austin, chief of the
Indian police of Sitka, murdered-Porte
will accept the mediation Of the powers in
the Zeitoun siege-Twenty-e citizens
at Greenwood, S. c., arrested for illegal
liquor selling.
Saturday, Jan. 4.
Report that DR.. Jameson has been shot
by his Boer captors, and that Uitlanders
have burned Johannesburg - British
Chartered South African company dis
claims sympathy with invasion of the
Transvaal-Whole island of Cuba now
in state of war-Sentor Sherman de-
fines the purpose of his resolution to i'm
pound greenbacks for gold-The present
week has been very dull in mercantile cir
cles-Death at Washington of Chief En-
gineer A. A. Churchill - Street car
SlTlh6TS dU EObuIIoi w WoIh
Supreme president of A. p. A. issues
official circular condemning Cleveland,
Reed and Allison-Vessel with Ameri-
can flag flying, and bearing Ezeta, at
tempted to land at La Libertad-Ameri-
cans to be allowed to distribute relief to
suffering Armen1ans at Harpoot-
Reported sinking of steam yacht Tails
man off Cape Hatteras-Defalcatio of
5000, 900 reported in custom house at Car
tagena, Colombia-Several buildings
burned at Creston, La. Loss, $500 %
Lynn (Mass.) board of trade urges a
speedy construction Of the proposed post
office building-The treasury gold re-
serve went down to SOL, 709, 046 -
Denmark wants to sell three West
Indian Standardization Armenian relief
committee hopeful of raising 500, 000-
Antarctic continent shown to be possible
Lee prices expected to be raised next
summer-Chengtu commission in China
is reported Observation-Disclosures of Ma
gallanes, Chilli, discriminating the Indians
national banks have bid for
81 SOC, 900 worth of the proposed new gov
eminent bonds - Danish government
holds that the United States should have
regarded the steamer Horsa as pirate
Rev. Nathaniel g. Clark, d. D., former
secretary of the American Board of Mis-
sions, died at Boston. aged 71-"Greater
Boston" commission advocates the con-
struction Of a new county, taking in the
towns of the metropolitan district -
Figures compiled at the marine depart
ment OF the custom house show Boston |
trade is going more into foreign vessels.
Sunday, Jan. 3.
Water heater exploded in the gymnasium |
building, Manchester, n. H, causing con-
siderable damage - Police raided the |
Travellers club, Boston. ar
rested 10 men and seized more than $1,000 |
worth of property-Police raided dis
orderly houses at Boston and arrested A |
men and women-James Dean elected |
captain of the Harvard baseball team
Venezuelans of New York adopted an adj
dress to be presented to President Cleve-
and buoy belonging to
Canadian-Australian steamer Miowera
picked up off Cape Flattery-Two men
killed and four badly injured at fire in
hiladelphia--Park colliery in Mahanoy
City, Pa. burned. Loss, $780, 900 -
Crosby Inn burned at Belfast, Me. Loss,
'4O, OOO--Great rejoicing in Utah over
he signing of the statehood pro-
,lamation by the president--Women
nay practice law in Pittsburg-The