The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-04-10

ment u transcript of all proceedings IN the
Sanguilly case - Extensive diamond
robberies in St. Augustine, Fla; gems
secured valued ut $50, 0OO--Spanlsh
cabinet awaiting action by the United
States congress--A hundred whites re-
ported slain by the Manifestations
thousand houses burned in the town of
Santa Cruz Death of eight persons.
caused by explosion of tug near L r
monde, Germany--Spring factory of
Washburn g. Moen company in Worces-
ter. Mass, burned Loss, $175, o0o--
Several buildings burned at Hart
ford. Loss, $4,000 - Twenty valuable
horses burned to death at the
Buffalo driving park - Fatal prize
fight between two Haverhill (Mass.)
pugilists at South Lawrence--Clar-
endon-street Baptist church (Boston)
voted to extend II call to Rev. DR.. |. n.
Halderman of New York city More evil
dence secured against Rogers, charged
with the Parmeee murder at Cobalt,
IConn-Methodis conference love feasts
and ordinations in Fall River, Lawrence,
Mass. and New Haven-Boston and
Maine tracks between Concord and
Nashua, N. H., to be nightly patroled-
Waters will succeed Deland as head coach
of the Harvard football eleven-More
booty of Mrs Wright, alleged firebug and
burglar, unearthed in Manchester. N. H.
Tuesday. April 7.
Society on dress parade at the big horse
show at Boston-Rev. DR.. Lanahan of
Baltimore to publish the Ezra of Fraud"
in the Methodist Book Concern-Wed-
ding of ex-Presdent Harrison and Mrs.
Dimmick-Three Italians. asphyxiateed
in Pittsburg lodging house-Senator
Quay said to be prepared to make peace
with Mckinley in Hayti on
the accession of the new presidenG-Sul-
tan said TO have prepared decree ORDER
ing expulsion of all Christian missionaries
in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ram Katah-
din in readiness for her trial run on
Long Island Sound-Battle fought be-
tween President Zelaya's troops and the
Nicaraguan nsurgents-Populist candi-
date elected mayor of Ellsworth, Me
-Spaniards defeated by the Cubans near
Cienfugos-O. H. p. Belmont transfers
his Newport r. l. property to his wife
Murder of q farmer near Rockville, Conn
Women in Virginia ineligible for pub
lie office - Gloucester (Mass.) fishing
firms and business houses greatly stirred
up over the Frye bill to protect seamen' 5
| wapes--Mrs Booth Tucker tried in vain
to induce her brother to return to the
Salvation Army--Showalter won the
national championship chess match
William Biggerstaff, colored, hanged al
Helena, Mon, for the murder of Richard
Johnson-Rt. Rev. Stephen V. Ryan
bishop of the Catholic diocese of Buffalo
seriously sick-At the Concord (Mass.
town meeting committee of five were ap
pointed to make arrangements for the
erection of "a statue of Ralph Waldo Elmer
son-At the Ellsworth (Me) city cleo
tion. Henry K. Davis, the Citizens candl-
date for mayor, was defeated by Robert
Gerry, the Populist candidate-545 to,53!
IN Calais, Me, George A. Murchie was
reelected mayor for the fifth term, ahd
seven Republican aldermen were chosen
THE young woman who committed SUI
eide at the Central hotel, Providence, is
still unidentified Money found in hel
effects will be used to purchase caskel
and q lot in the cemetery - The largest
anchor ever made at Alden's anchor wNslt
in Camden. Me, was shipped yesterday to
New York. It weighs 1900 pounds
John Francoeur has fractured skull
having been found at the foot of "a ladder
in the Chace mills barn at Fall River,
Mass--Joseph Burton, an aged resident
of Dedham, Me-, committed suicide by
taking dose of strychnine--Alfred f.
Trum5ull was probably fatally injured by
being run over by a wagon at Lawrence,
Mass.
| Wednesday. April 8.
Our government will resist expulsion OF
American missionaries from Turkey
Rumor that Great Britain will recognize
the independence of the Transvaal not
true-Eection in New York towns
go to Democrats on account of the Raines
llaw-The A. p A declares war on Nc
Kinley, and will boom Linton of Mich.
gan for president-"Oliver Optic" in
Boston, after trip around the world
Hundreds of men at Bath, Me-, engaged
in gathering wood and logs from the jam
which broke loose in the river-Celebra
ton of the 15Oth anniversary of the organ.
ization of the First Presbyterian church.
lNewburyport. Mass-Mayor Brickett OF
Haverhill, Mass, abandoned attempt to
keep Officer Ryan in the office of police
notwithstanding and bloodshed dur
ing Chicago's city Observation-Disclosures
won race off Nice--Butler knocked out
Higgins in two rounds at Lynn, Mass
Steamers Bellarden and Friesland col
lded in New York bay-Body of Man
uel "Cooney' Mendons found in the river
at Hartford-John Hunter held for muir
der at Tolland. Conn-Stable employe
seriously injured by drunken men at
Westbrook, Conn-The late Alexander
Buchanan, a Montague City Mass black
smith, left an estate valued at $50, 600
Grossly irregular manipulation OF the Du-
luth and Winnipeg railroad charged in a
suit begun at Duluth-A 4-year-old lad
killed by fret ght train in East Boston -
Martin Curran of Boston Instantly killed
by a train in that city-Two hundred
and twelve political prisoners confined in
Cuba by Spanish offlcials-Argentine
proposes to subsidize a line of steamships
between Buenos Ayres aud New York
Street railway employees in large cities
hay cooperate with the American Rail
way Observation-Disclosures of the late
John Spaulding of Boston sned for large
sums alleged to have been promised by
the deceased to G. A. Bradford and Marie
D. Bradford-Budd Doble, the famous
reinsman, announces that he has retired
from the turf and that he will devote
his time to development of gold mine in
California, of which he is the owner
The Society of the Army of the Potomac
will hold their 27th annual reunion this
;