The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-01-31

renee, Mass. sued for $4,000 for breach OF
promise Mrs Lawrence of Marlboro,
N. H., celebrated her Tooth anniversary
Dick Burge refuses to meet Joe Waldott
Wife of Theatrical Manager Max
freeman died of an overdose of morphine
Granite State Provident association
declared to be entirely solvent Italian
who attempted to murder man in Port
land, Me-, and was shipped to Boston in a
box, captured -Secretary Chamb rlaln
deprecates war with the United States
The worst snowstorm in 20 years makes
fresh misery for st. Johns, N. F-Gul-
TAM Gaudri arrested at Boston for slash
ing his father with a knife-Preston
Baker of CharlestOwn, Mass, missing
Heavy snowfalls and floods in Asia
Minor-Hancock National bank of Bos-
ton ready to furnish gold to bidders for
bonds-B Boston to be opened as port of
| export for Canadian cattle-Excursion
train wrecked at Riverton, Va, but pas
| sengers were unhurt - President will
veto the Dingley tariff bill If it reaches
him-Mrs. A. j. Knox, an old Massa-
chusetts abolitonist, died at Fresno, Cal
Alexander Macmillan, the well Unknown
publisher, is dead-Fishing schooners
Falcon and John w. Bray of Gloucester.
Mass, given up for lost
Monday, Jan. Fl.
Mrs Emma L. Swan arrested at Boston
for an alleged criminal operation result
ing in the death of South Boston wo-
man-Death of Hon. Theodore Runyon,
American ambassador at Berlin-Hiram
Laster died in McDonough, Ga, in his
129th year-Death of Philip J. Ripley
an old-time newspaper man-Abyssinian
chiefs angry at release of Italian garrison
by King Observation-Disclosures of Kee-
gan, convicted murderer, likely to prove
fatal to efforts for new trial-Immense
tidal wave nearly swampel the steamship
Acknowledgements make a $4,000
haul from an old curiosity shop in New
York-Americans in the Transvaal want
diplomatic agent sent to protect their
interests-Anti-M Mckinley movement in
Ohio being pushed-"Farmer" Morton
getting very popular out west-Proposed
cession of a part of Attleboro to Rhode
Island in exchange for part of Tiverton
Steamship St. Paul, stranded off
Long Branch moved about ITO feet
Bark Neophite ashore in Little River har-
Dor, N. B-Death of Captain Thomas
Smythe of revenue cutter Colfax-Hotel,
oD6Ed anu DlOOh Jul ICu Ill OO'
Johnsbury, VT Loss over $40, 000-Nan-
tasket citizens indignant at the washing
ashore of Boston's garbage on the beach
Rev Nehemiah Boynton of Boston
will not accept u call to large city in the
west-Fears for the safety of the Ameri-
can schooner j. F. Coolidge-Rev. Mr..
Houghton of Syracuse, in an address in
Cambridge, Mass, advised the use of force
against Turkey.
Tuesday, Jan. IS.
Spanish campaign in Cuba showing no
decisive results-No attempt made to
haul off the steamship St. Paul-Saloon-
lists of Hocksett N. H., raided by Law and
Order league Michael De Costa stabbed
by an unknown Italian at Boston
Quebec's winter carnival formally opened
of Emperor William cele-
brated with great ceremony in Berlin
Death in New York of General Joseph
Henri Porter, veteran of The civil war
defeated Jem Smith ia two
rounds in London-History of the Civil
War in use in the Chelsea (Mass) public
schools severely censured by Alderman
Gould-Gallagher won first place in the
Chicago billiard urnament-National
woman suffragists reelected their old
officers-George Leonard won wager
by beating his way from San
Francisco to Boston-New chapter
of the Daughters of the Revolu-
ton organized at Quincy, Mass
Lead pipe thieves troubling house owners
and real estate agents at Boston-Riot
at at an Italian christening party in
j Johnston R. Springfield asked to bid
for the quadrangular college boat
race - Chairman Harrity names a
sub committee to have charge of
the Chicago convention - Western
roads doing a good grain business
business men predict dis
tinct revival of trade-Relief work in
a number of Armenian villages progress
witness against Baron Won
Hammerstein bsconded-English and
American capitalists buying up coffee
lands In Mexico Incorporation OF the
International American bank seems Ger
York bankers report the
bond issue as encouraging, but unsettled
bound an employe and tried
to rob a safe in Hyde Park (Mass) gro
cery-Horace w. Cook committed sui |
..;, ns in Cambridge, Mass-Conservative !
party Of CahadR unable to redeem It's
pledges about Misunderstanding Menelek !
demands as the price of peace that Italy |
her protectorate--Vene |
minister as Washington denies that Ger
man warshi'ys are going to Porto Cabello |
with hostile insent.
"Wednesday. Jan. 30,
Steamship j. w, Hawkins, laden with
men, arms and money for the Cubans,
sunk at sea. A dozen drowned---Eliiab
Shaw, founder of Shaw university, is dead
incendiary fire in Cambridge
Mass.) lumber yards-Dual ice polo
eague formed between Harvard and
will not enter the race on
he Hudson, but will challenge the win
ler-Ex- Receiver Hobbs of Stock bridge
Mass.l Savings bank sent to state
Charles Upper nomi-
lated to the dominion parliament-
American consul at San Domingo in
tructed to intervene in behalf of Nat Nc
Kay of Boston, whose bridge in that
ountry has been seized - Henry b.
3lackwelPs remarks on woman suffrage
efore house committee raised a breeze ,
Steamer Catalonia lowed into the ,
azores with a broken shaft-Seyen of
iaverhills manufacturers withdraw from
be board of Cancellation, thus further ,
labor troubles there :
enator Raines of New York proposes a
tate tax on beer-The issue of financial I