The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-01-31
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday, Jan. 80.

charges of bribery - Bill aimed against
trusts introduced into the Virginia legs-
lature-Death of Prince Henry of Bat
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that John Mccarthy
was murdered at Danbury, Conn-Sena-
tor Wolcott condemns broader Monroe doc
trine-Death of Sir Henry George Cal
craft-Mme. Modjeska seriously sick
Nine head of tuberculous cattle killed at
Brattleboro, Wv. III. Winslow of
Belleville, N. j., appointed supervisor OF
schools at Bath, Me--Steamer Benning-
ton and schooner Alice reported at San
Francisco as missing--Mallory steam
ship Alamo aground on Pelican shoals
Several liquor saloons at Walpoe,
N. H., raided --Brockway, the forger,
pleaded not guilty on arraignment at
Trenton-New Masonic lodge at Alton,
N. H., dedicated--Priesta at Georgetown,
1 Mass, dissatisfied with the collection,
h throws it into the congregation
California college athletes will come
east to meet Yale and Princeton
Quebecs winter carnival promises to be
unusually uccessful--Dominion gov
eminent intends to continue the Man
itoba school fight--Treasury officials
will not discriminate in the bond issue
against subscribers who have withdrawn
gold-State of Connecticut may pros
ecute the owners of the New Haven fac
tory where the explosion occurred--H.
A. Bovill, attorney general of the island
of Barbados, appointed attorney general
of British Guiana-John and Ella Butts
entered suit at Providence against the
Union Railroad company for $25 900 dam
ages for injuries received last December
Professor F. w. Taussig of Harvard
ut
bridge, Mass, on "The Present Condition
of the Currency of the United States"
Professor Tsussig attacked the Harrison
administration and the Mckinley tariff
Frederick w. Leeman arrested at
Lawrence Mass, charged with completely
in extensive wool stealing operations at
Kunhardt's mills. In all, 80 bags of wool,
valued at 1920, were taken-Semi-cen
tennial anniversary of the founding of
the High Street Congregational church of
Lowell, Mass, observed.
Friday, Jan. "a.
Italy to send re-enforcements into Abys-
sinia-Jacques Anatoe France elected
to membership in the French Academy
Herr Won Kardoff, in the reichstag, called
Dr. Barth an infamous liar--English
press show anxiety for a settlement of
V.
of Emmanuel church, Boston, declined
call to the rectorship of Holy Trinity
Brooklyn - Report of Russo Turkish
treaty not onfirmed-Blizzard raging
In Wisconsin,, Iowa and Missouri-John
H. Morgalf of Clinton, Mass, indicted
for murder - Hammond, the Ameri-
can arrested in the Transvaal, well
treated - A $4,000 fire at Holyoke,
Mass - Free silver convention to be
held at St. Louis on July % -
Order issued by Massachusetts state board
of cattle commissioners quarantining sew
eral cities and towns near Boston declared
infected on account of rabies-C. l.. |
Long of Springfield, Mass, appointed
judge of probate for Hampden county
Mountain Spring Brewing company of
WalpoIe, N. H., made an assignment-
Several large New England cotton mills |
said to be looking for southern locations
Confidence man arrested at Tiffin, O.,
for swindling farmer out of $oO00-
Japan making great strides in industry
and Observation-Disclosures injunction
granted in the Manchester IN. H. Union
case--Sultan still refuses to permit the
Red Cross to enter Armenia--South'
sentiment said to be evenly divided be-
tween Reed and McKinley--Turkish
troops beaten by Armenians, who used
dynamite with fearful effect--Report
that the Defender syndicate has author
lied her sale to Europeans--President
Cleveland says the Davis resolution is
''mischievous inopportune and unfor-
tunate' --Overprod of furniture in
this country results in the formation OF
an American syndicate to invade the mar
kets of Europe-Fire in Hotel Mayfield,
Greenfield, N. H., burned the building to
the ground. Loss, $5000--Department
ef agriculture will open st, Adams and
Richford, VT, as ports of entry for cattle
from Canada destined to European ports
by way of Boston--Dr. Edward Wig
ellsworth, a noted dermatologist, died at
Boston from apoplexy, aged 30 years "A
Sunday beer petition. containing more
than 100000 names, to be put before New
York legislature. ,
Saturday, Jan. IS.
Venezuelan commission held it's first !
business session--Verdict of $40. OOJ in
Gehrs suit against the Mexican Central
railroad -Congressman Money elected |
by Mississippi Legislature as United States
senator Probability that Bayard will
escape with a mild censure-Owners of
Hart line of steamers will arm their
vessels and fight Spaniards if necessary
Congressman John X. Cowen elected
president of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road-Death of Judge w w. Upton of
Oregon-Attorney general of Illinois
begun quo warranto proceedings to re-
yoke the charter of the Illinois Steel COM
new training school at Barn
stable Mass, destroyed by fire-Abyssi-
mans at Makalle cut off hands of news
paper correspondents in order to suppress
news-Commander of flying squadron
Id consultation with the admiralty
The Red Cross will not be recognized,
but individuals may go on errands of
mercy among the Armenians - Fur
ther proof that the Turks mean to ''con-
vert" or annihilate the Armenians-
Exodus of Cuban families to less disturbed
rlimes-Anniversaryo of the discovery of .
zold in California observed by New Eng
and Associated Pioneers-New York, I
New Haven and Hartford railroad COM {
Amy petitions for right to take land for
lew Boston terminals-Alice K. Austin, 6
suthor and writer, given divorce from 1
Henry w. Austin-Lewis A. Cushman c
Il Boston charged with using the mails Q
With intent to defraud-Pension bill of O
Hrs. CogswelI passed by the house COM t