The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-02-14

get no support from either French or Irish
Catho.ics--C Charles B. Mellen was seri-
ously injured in Colts firearms factory at
Hartford by the bursting of an automatic
gun.
Sunday. Feb. 8.
New York Republica, state committee
endorses Governor Morton for the presi-
dency--Habana press very bitter against
The United States--Chinese indemnity
fund to remain in London--Italy and
Austria endeavoring to restore amicable
Anglo German relations--Reported i'll
treat ment of John H. Hammond in Pre-
toria prison denied--State bank of Sa-
vannah, Mo-, robbed of 4,5Oo--Judge
Allison, for 45 years on the bench at Phil
adelphia, is dead--Edison bought the
assets of the North American Phone
graph company - Ohio Republican
state central committee declared for
Mckinley for Kentucky
house petitions congress to permit
popular election of senator--Charles
G. Reed of Hyde Park, Mass,
committed suicide in d Boston hotel
England appears anxious to arbitrate the
Venezuelan dispute-Work of the Pro
Armenian alliance to be extended through
gale, accompanied by sleet, ragged at Hall
fax-Walter Tarbell, aged 81, brake
man on the Boston and Maine road, fell
from rear of train at Medford, Mass
and killed-Lynn Mass Boot and Shoe
union voted to withdraw from the knights
of Labor and apply for admission to the
international Mandatory of
the Prescott Piano company at Concord,
N H., destroyed by fire. Loss, SIS, 5000
Dominion government steamer Newfield
returned to Halifax from trip to Sable
island and reports no wrecks this winter
thus far-Modjeska who has been sick
at Cincinnati for several weeks, left to join
her company in Chicago.
Monday. Feb. 10.
Schooner Glendon wrecked off Hamp-
ton beach, Mass. crew saved Gomez
and Maceo effected a union in Matanzas
schooner Scudder lost on
Orient Point bar, Long Island-Schooner
Florida wrecked ON Salisbury beach,
Mass. Lifesavers attempted to save crew
of seven men. but failed-Sports crowd
ing into ri Paso, Tex, to see the big fight
Alliance wrecked off Plum
island, Mass. Three of the crew drowned
- Two more bodies of victims of
the Bristol Comm bridge disaster
- An immense ice gorge
in the Platte river, Nebraska, cause
of dangerous overflow - Postoffice
safe in Georgiaville, r. l., blown open by |
burglars - Baron Won Schorlemer-Alst |
arrested in Berlin for forgery |
Kruger of the Transvaal going to Eng |
land - Nashua IN. HI company to
~, |
Plant of Tri- City Packing company, |
Davenport, Ia, burned; loss, $125, 900
Two children killed by falling chimney
at fire at Brooklyn---Break in the
ranks of the Knights of Labor at Lynn !
Bull resigned from the
University of Pennsylvania crew.
Tuesday, Feb. IL.
Whole eastern coast of Newfoundland
)lockaded with ice-Senator Proctor has
10 doubt that Vermont's delegates will
upport Mr.. Reed--The Oklahoma State
Capitol deserts Mckinley and comes out
or Reed--Vote on senate silver substi-
ute to be taken on Thursday in the house
and Maher may fight on
n island--General Weyler has arrived
n Cuba--Mary G. Cunning, wife of
rev. Josiah III. Cunning, formerly of Bos-
on, sues for divorce--Presdent Cleve-
and to preside at home mission in New
York city--Mrs. Written, a trapeZe per-
ormer, probably fatally injured at Bos-
on theater - New York Republican
allegation in congress sign an endorse
nent OF Levi P Morton for PRESIDENT
The queens speech contains no reference
o arbitrating dispute with United States
yer Venezuela trouble-Five ships
wrecked during the recent storm; several
nen lost-Max Eglau, a New York art
st. found murdered-Boiler explosion
q Providence killed one man Several !
ersons injured in a smashup on Boston
nd Maine Waltham, Mass,
4 mourning for dead postmaster
iany young Turks in Constantinople ar
against Erastus Wi
IAN to be dismissed--New Tammany
,ader, Sheehan, may be deposed --Cana-
ian Pacific railroad cutting rates on
four American vessels
assed through Suez canal last year
opposition to the japanese government
as failed in an attempt to impeach Mar
uis Ito and his cabinet---Miss Clara
arton, en- route to Constantinople with
,lief for Armenians, has arrived at Genoa
Fire destroyed the immense stock barn
n the summer place of S. K. Peabody at [
ernwood, Mass. The live stock was
wed. The loss is $6500--The liabilities
Charles II. George, ex-postmaster of
rovidence, who has assigned, will reach
90, O00--Steamer Laughton, bound to
ew York from Hamburg, put in at Hall.
x short of coal. She had tempestuous
assage.
Wednesday, Feb. 12.
Sterling Elliott of Boston elected presi.
mt of the l.. A WHISKY still found
operation in monastery in Canada
oston school committee refused to grant ?
ave of absence to Miss Bethmann to go
the white house to teach President
eveland's children-$10O,O 900 incendiary
e in Cambridgeport, Mass-Several !
embers of the reichstag arrested as So /
has broken out in Ar
enia-Mr. Edison thinks that the cath /
lie rays will prove the cure of cancer,
and hydrophobia one life
we'd by them already-Vigorous labor
ar among rival Lynn Mass organiza-
)ns breaks out-Gold pouring into
e sub-treasury in Boston - Bat, Y
lea, the election-day murderer, executed
Dannemora, N. Eight Dartmouth
udents expelled because of the recent 4
rning affair-Corresponde in the