The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-04-03

fatally wounded by u mysterious murderer
at Tallmadge, O-Somervile, Mass, the
scene of several recent burgares
cial information received in New York of
landing of the Bermuda's filibustering
cargo in Cuba-Raines liquor law strictly
anforced in Brooklyn-Rev. w. f. Cook
of NORTHAMPTON, Mass, will resign from
Methodist ministry and become an Epls-
copalian-Two persons killed, five serl-
ously injured and three slightly injured
by a falling wall in Cleveland -
Fmperor Williams new yacht, the Me-
teor, a possible Americas cup challenger
for 1S97-The Stephanie won the PIX Gle
Honneur yacht race at Nice on tine al
lowance - Governor Drake confident
that Allison will be nominated - Az
tempt to burn a building in which a score
of persons were sleeping at Troy, N. =
First vessel of the sealing fleet arrived at
ST. Johns, N F-Extradition treaty be-
ing negotiated between Brazil ana the
United States-Hitch in the settlement
of the boundary dispute between Argen-
tina and Chilli
Tuesday. March 81.
Nearly all the Virginia Republican dele
gates instructed for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tillman ready to lead movement ior I"
political union of the west and south
St. Johns IN. F.) sealing fleet having
disastrous season-Billy Smith of Bos-
ton won fight in London-EVernaruC
defeated Leeds in Is rounds at Maspeth, L..
American liner Paris went ashore
near New York, but floated again Man
ufacturers' club of Philadelphia declared
against free silver Outrage by Spanish
;tiu n n
tation in Cuba British house of COM
mons rejected motion to adjourn for Easter
HOLIDAYS Dervish attack on Egyptian
line of communication Threatened
Bubear defeated Ross in sculling race in
England-The Ailsa won the Grand
Prix de Nice yacht race-Death OF ex-
Governor Seay Of Alabama-Schaefer
defeated GARNER in the first game or the
billiard ournament--Francls D. Bren'
nan, formerly well-known puglllst'
killed at Boston--Home established In
Boston for unemployed working women
-"General" Fitzgerald of Coxey ar. "
fame arrested in Lynn, Mass, on charge
of drunkenness--Buc shop men
charge the Chicago board OF trade
with doing business in their line
Erhart Miller of Waterville, Conn.,, fined
800 and sent to Jail for 90 days for vile
Observation-Disclosures and Ohio Will pay
interest on some of its bonds April /
John Martin, IL san Francisco politician,
fatally shot by his wfe-Mike Slattery'
the ball player, stabbed by thief III IL
Boston clothing Weavers IN Bos-
ton Misunderstanding company's mill in
Waltham, Mass, strike - United
States supreme court forblds con-
solidation of Great Northern and
Northern Pacific railroads - Mary
land legislature adjourned sine die
Release of the Irish dynamiters considered
probable - First thunder storm of the
season occurred at Norway, Me-Several
American artists will exhibit pictures in
Paris this year-A tempt to arrest seven
miners at Mercur, Utah, may lead to
bloodshed-Ezeta, the Salvadorean ILL
buster, reported to lie living luxurlously
in Panama--Recever for the property
in New York of the Granite State Provi-
dent -SsIg: tis21 l1lRxai q ISa - Mexican
prep Clarence Coburn, aged o,
fell into "a cesspool at Ashland, Mass, and
drowned-John Il. Libby, carpenter,
IS wears old, committed suicide by taking
poison at Portland, Me. He had been on
a drunk and had trouble with his wife
The Southmayd block at Middletown,
Conn, badly damaged by fire. Loss about
! $4,000.
Wednesday, April 1.
Action of New Hampshire convention
in declaring both for Reed and Mckinley
regarded in Washington as hurting for
| mer's chances for nomination for presi-
dent-Two men killed by an elevator
accident at Boston-Serious collision of
freight trains near North Adams, Mass
ALL the saloon keepers of Newmarket,
| n. H., fined Elder Henry Green APP
pointed trustee of the Shaker society at
| Alfred. e-Treasury officials think the
yearly deficit will fall below $4,000, 600
-Congressman Dingley thinks congress
should be able to adjourn before
June | - Prince Bismarck celebrated
his S1st birthday - Ives beat Garner
in the second game of the billiard
tournament at New York - Suffolk
Brewing company's property in South
Boston damaged $4,000 by fire
DIR. H. A. Smith became insane, and Gre
ated a sensation by his wild actions at
! North Adams, Mass-The new Grace
TTnIyersalist church at Lowell, Mass,
| dedicated-Bishop Potter Will afDlIrate
the New York photographers strike
Nashua IN. H. board of aldermen de-
nriyed itself of the right to make appro-
nriations for lS96-New Hampshire Law
and Order league wants to secure the oe.N-
ices of Rev. ID. G. Babcock-Maden
Mass aldermen refused to grant petition
of Salvation Army for right to parade
with a bass drum in that city-A San
Francisco woman killed herself and three
children through jealousy of husband
Satisfactory winter wheat crop expected
Renewal of massacres in parts of Asia
Minor expected-Canadian Pacific to
use the Toronto branch of the Grand
Trunk line-Secretary Lamont refuses
to bestow the rank of lieutenant general
on General Miles-GovernOr Hughes OF
Arizona will protest against his removal
from office by the president-lmmlg
ton Commissioner Senner says at least
II 600 Italians entered this country in
March-A canal connecting Lake Su'
perior with the Mississippi river would
cost at least s. 600, 900.