The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-01-10

Of rain and snow r. Ritter, charged
with causing the collapse of Philadel>
phia firm, sued to recover $34, 000-Lons
don Yachtsman says Lord Dunraven sig
Tally failed to uphold his charges--Sir
Charles Upper has not accepted Canadian
premiership superintendent of Po-
lice Byrnes of New York returning from
Europe in a precarous state OF health
New York boy died from injuries recei led
in glove fight-Mgr. Satolli was ele-
waited to the cardinalate at Baltimore.
Monday. Jan. 6.
Noted of proposals for 500, 900 Of
bonds issued by Secretary Carlisle
England determined to brook no interior
ence in the Observation-Disclosures at
Berlin foreign office deny that Transvaat
government has asked for German proteo-
torate-Big strike in the building trades
ordered in New York ity-Ex-Secretary
Foster says that ex-President Harrison
would not accept presidential nomna-
tion-"Bat" Shea's pal" John Nc
Cough, confesses to having murdered Rob
ert Ross in the Troy IN. ~ election
Washington baseball club franchise Ia
not for sale-A e. Korb, who commit
ted suicide in New York recently, was a
defaulter to the extent of $40, 0O0-Big
hotel at Altoona Pa, burned; one man
killed, four injured and several guests
missing-Salvado declared to be in a
state of siege-The national bureau of
reform is working to secure the raise Of
the age of consent from 16 to Is years,
| and it's extension to the territories
| Prince Alexander Of Prussia is dead.
He was general of infantry in the Prus-
sian army He was rs years of age
| Ex-Superintendent of Police Byrnes of
New York City is returning from Europe
| in precarious state of health-The
pleasure yacht Talisman, which was sup
posed to have gone down off Hatteras,
has arrived at Wilmington, N. c., for coal.
| All aboard of her are we'll.
Tuesday, Jan. Z.
Boston bankers think popular loan
would not be uccessful-Schooner Bill
low wrecked on Duck island. The Jennie
! G. Stubs lost at Isles of Shoals-Turk
ish government distributing bread daily
to starving people of Palu--The Mozam-
bique rebellion practically ended--Secre-
i tary Leyds said to have hoated a German
colonization company to place 800 German
military settlers in the Transvaal--Cana-
dian Liberals likely to have an inning at
governing - Improved morning mail
service from New York assured for Boston
- Dorchester (Boston) Gas Light
company authorized to issue new
stock to the amount of $4,000 -
Basin of Boston water works system
seized by the metropolitan water board
Death of Edward W. Odlin of the Bos-
ton Herald-Harvard and Princeton ar
ranged series of five baseball games
Theodore Roosevelt writes to the Harvard
daily in support of the Monroe doctrine
Ram Katahdin to receive her finishing
touches at New York navy yard
Two lives were lost in a fire at Wheaton,
Ills-Colonel Thomas w. Knox, the
well-known writer, is dead--Dr. Park
hurst sees little encouragement in the
years outlooll-Newberry library, Chi
cago will have the finest collection of
books on China eXtant-Inauguratio
day in Massachusetts brought from all
over the commonwealth reports of pros
perity, glowing addresses from the newly
elected mayors, large crowds at the exer-
cises and tidings of growth of the Bay
States many enterprising and industrious
| cities-Dr. Frank K. We'll, aged 49, q
prominent practitioner of Essex conntK.
died at his home in North Andover, Mass,
of phlebitis-The trial Of Frank Will
Jams, negro, for the murder of
Harvey Pelletier, begun at Provi-
| dence. The crime was committed
Oct. 20, 1885, in the town of Lincoln
The defendant alleges self-defense-
Nathan Franzblau arrested in Haverhill,
Mass, for passing q worthless check on a
Boston firm-Alo nzo Rand OF Pownal.
Mass, aged "a, married for the sixth time,
his bride being Mrs. Caroline Bibbins,
aged, 69-Town Of Southington, Conn,
appropriated $50, 900 for a new high school
Ice jams broken in the Kennebec,
and the drift stuff went out, giving good
fields in almost every instance.
Wednesday, Jan. 8.
Hope for success of popular loan not
ngthened--England to send strong
re-enforcements to South Africa-J. Fl.
Burke reelected superintendent of schools
at Lawrence, Mass--Cuban insurgents
reported to be in sight of Habana--
Steamer Dominion, beached at Berehaven,
Ire, badly damaged--Resignation of
members of Canadian premier's cabinet
scored by Liberal leader--State Attorney
Doolittle of New Haven resigned--Nom-
ination of Hon. Frank d. Cook as police
commissioner of Nashua, N H., confirmed
Banquet rendered to Governor Coffin
Of Connecticut in New York--H. H.
Holmes got a continuance on his appeal
confession of the killing of Robert Ross of
Troy n. Y - Fatal shooting affair
at a wedding at Waterbury, Conn
ALL the old city officials at New
port, r. l.. reelected save one -
Deadlock in the Everett Mass board of
aldermen over the choice of president
Lord Dunraven said TO have lost caste in
England-T. w. Douglas of Peru, Ia,
defaulting banker, arrested at Canaan
daigua N VERMONT hotel keepers
organize to oppose the prohibitory law
Fees for liquor licenses in New York city
raised to the top notch-England claims
the island of Trinidade as her own prop
erty, giving that as reason of refusal to
srbitrate-Millis (Mass.) Savings bank
closed by order of bank commissioners
Charges against the Manchester IN. H.
police commissioners forwarded to the
governor--Frank Williams, at Provi-
dence, sentenced to five years imprson-
ment for laughter--Americas cup
committee report distributed among
members of New York Yacht club
Another Brooklyn bridge proposed -
Eastern freight rates to be advanced
prica of hacS ora 70 ha