The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-02-07
Monday. Feb. 3.

arrested on suspicion of haying killed Mrs
Million dollar fire at Philadel
phia-A $4,000 fire in Providence
Colonel A. B. Colt of Columbus, o., &c
quilted of the charges of murder against
him - Harvard crew to abandon the
rowing machines and go back to the tank
-Rumor that the governor of Chihua
| hua will stop the fighting carnival is I'M
true-Move toward a policy of retalia'
ton against German life insurance mat
ters-Government bill increasing Ger
man sugar bounty adopted by the bundles.
rath--Eight persons killed and 60 in
jured by collapse of a church in Man
levrier, France--Twelve persons mar
rowly escaped death by asphyxiation at
Providence-The Hyams brothers re-
leased from Jail in Toronto on bail
Dartmouth professor hazed by soph-
omores-Nicaragua gradually freeing
herself from debt-Death of Banker
George Bliss of New York -
Home Savings and Loan association of
Minneapolis in trouble-Return of Mr..
and Mrs. Mackay from Europe with the
body of their son-Steamer St. Paul will
not be floated until storm comes to help
the wreckers-Contracto wonder how
they will get pay for building Forger
Fowle's $40, 900 house at Clifton, Mass
John L. Sullivan is recovering g
Emperor William will attend Olympic
games at Athens in April-Works of
the American Tool company at Providence
closed by attachments of creditors
George Bliss, senior member of the bank
ing firm of Morton, Bliss & Co., New
York, died of paralysis of the heart
nly al IYnyu or
Observation-Disclosures Flavel S. Luther
of Trinity college decided not to accept
the presidency of Kenyon college, Gam
bier, o, to which he was recently elected
-Postoffice at Moosup, Conn, entered
by burglars, safe blown up with dynamite
and rifled.
Tuesday, Feb. A.
General Harrison formally withdraws
from the presidential contest. Governor
Morton's chances for the nomination said
to be Frightening every day-William
H. Doughty to show opportunity in
Charlestown (Boston) murder case. Po-
lice unable to find a motive-Maher in
better condition for his coming fight
Victory claimed by General Marin over
the forces of Maxine Gomez-Over1 Is, 900
Spanish troops to sail for Cuba next week
Admiral Walker urges invincible navy
as an adjunct to land coast defences-
Armenian resolutions will be transmitted
by the president to the powers-Resolu-
tions adopted at meeting in New York
requesting General Booth to rescind the
call to England of Commander and Mrs
Balington Booth of the Salvation Army
First Parish Unitarian church, Meet
ing House Hill, Boston, practically de-
stroyed by f1re-K Kentucky house passed
a bill making pool selling outside of race
tracks a felony - Appeal of Warren
F. Putnam denied by supreme bench
Chicago to have a modern university
Nicaragua gradually freeing herself from
debt-Hayti said to be prospecting in
way-The Lumber trust of
the Pacific coast in working order
Georgia manufacturers said to be working
for Ambassador 'Bayard Will
resign if the vote of censure is passed
The conversion of Prince Boris of Bull
garia to be proclaimed Feb. 9-The body
Of Prince Henry of Battenberg reached
Eng-The business of Janu-
,ry below expectation of western railroads
Manager Mackinnon of the
Boston and Maine railroad denied a report
hat he is to resign to accept the presidency
IF the Canadian Pacific-Affairs of the
Rhode Island club, the Oldest in the state,
will be wound up this week by paying 4
cents on the dollar-The India cotton
duties act passed 1t exempts all yarns
from duty and imposes 81 per cent on
all woven cotton goods imported or made
in India for home consumption-Fa
River (Mass.) city government voted an
nual appropriations of $l,269,727 and
special extra loans of $780,, 900.
Wednesday, Feb. 8.
General LOque had hard battle with
Cuban insurgents at Paso Real--Belief
In Wall street that the new loan will be
heavily oversubscribed - British tank
steamer Wildhower, with go men aboard,
blown up off the Irish coast-Site of
(Mass.) proposed new city
hall still matter of controversy-De
bate on Bayard censure resolutions will
not take place for some time-If any
prisoners taken by the BoCSs can prove
they are Americans they will be released
swiss president to nominate an arbi-
.rator in the Behring sea dispute-Body
England - Mrs. Ellen Dolly found
gree at Portland, Me - Prince
IF Wales counsels Lord Dunraven
against doing anything rash-As-
,istant Secretary of State Uhl to be am
0assador to Germany-The old Congre-
yational church and town hall at Auburn.
Mass, burned-George w. Henderson
held at Auburn, Me-, for assault with in
ent to kill Edmund Soper-The 1854, 604
award of the Yale-Storrs commission paid
% Yale-Ex-R Representative James
Burnes Milford, Conn, thought to have
drowned himself-Rumors of hood
ing to be investigated by the Man
chester IN. H. city council-Ed-
ward A. Parsons of Prospect, Conn,
leld on the charge of murder
Moses Fairbanks, an old Boston mer-
liant, is dead--New Coal trust is afraid |
# the Sherman act of 1S90-Slight fire |
aused panic in the Gilsey House, New
Z ork-New York legislature may cause
IN investigation of the Coal trust-Lon-
lon Times says the Transvaal situation is
worse than it appears-T. p. O'Connor |
kinks a new and better epoch in the Irish |
ause is at hand-May cost the govern
nent 500, 600 to make the battleship Texas |