The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-01-08


champion Splinter of America, will com
pete in France and other European coun
tries during the coming season-Kinl
Humbert entirely recovered from TIN
effects of his recent illness-Cnarle
Fox Guild, retired naval inspector, U. S
A, died at Boston, aged IS years--Tht
fifth annual intercollegiate tournament
at New York resulted in the final scores
of Harvard, 10; Princeton, Sc; Columbia
Az; Yale, 1.-The works of the NatiOna
India Rubber company at Bristol, r. 1.
which have been shut down for severa
weeks, start up on full time-ThC
Iowa Mortgage company of Hartford
reputed to be one of the strongest com
panies in the western loan business
passed into the hands of receiver
John Ross, aged 80, bar tender at the
Gushing House, MiddletOwn, Conn, shot
himself while intoxicated and died
The Hotel Piermont on Avalon beach
Cape May, burned--Baroness Hirscf
sent to the Pasteur institute at Paris
$S0,000-William Blanchard of Beverly
Mass, Is, accidentally shot in the woods
about the Chebacca lake while fooling
over gun with Edward May, II years
old. Blanchard died-The New Hamp-
shire Historical society, at it's 18th an
nual meeting in Concord, Jan. 49, will
be addressed by Hon. E. T. Jewell of La
COMA upon 'Passaconaway and the In
dian Tribes of the Merrimack Valley"
THE score at the end of the six day
bicycle race at Washington was: Wal
ler 874 miles, laps; Maddox, 874 miles,
laps; Ashinger, S73 miles, laps; Law
son, 81 miles, 10 laps; Hunter, ST. miles,
10 laps; Foster $40 miles, 10 laps-At-
torney General Hancock of New York
denied the petition. s~ Mortimer Hen
bricks for the removal of the directors
| of the Manhattan Elevated Railroad
Company-Susan w. Mauran, William
| L. Mauran, Max Mauran and the J. p.
Mauran Manufacturing company filed
attachments aggregating SAG, 900 against
Henry C. CranstOn of Providence
The Populist conference at Huron, s. D.,
! failed to take any definite action relative
to naming a United States SENATOR
Reports from all parts of the west tell
of great damage by flood and storm
Hickory and Spring creeks in this state
are out of their banks and the Des-
PLANES river has risen 16 inches.
Z JESDAY, JAN. 5.
OPEN a f the Moody revival meet
ings il tilis mont Temple, Boston
Inaugu On exercises in Massachu-
sets citIDs-Mgr. Martinelli given a
banquet at Boston college-An Eng
lish Tory endorses report of Irish com
mission--Suicide of the cashier of the
Farmers and Planters bank, Baltimore
Second boat from sunken steamer
Commodore reached shore in safety
F'itzsimmons signed articles to fight
Corbett - Two battles reported in
Cuba as insurgent suCcesses-James
Duffy, the injured pugilist, died in
New York hospital--NeWs from Homo
lulu relative to sickness of United States
Minister Willis-Police stopped the
Morris Beckwith glove fight in Buffalo
sudden death of Hon. Augustus u.
Manson of Bangor, Me-, at Boston
Death of Sir Joseph Hickson, ex-gen-
eral manager of the Grand Trunk, at
Ottawa-Twelve hundred coal miners
struck in Pennsylvania-Tra mark
treaty with Japan to go into effect at
once-Foraker blocLs McKinley's
plans for his Standardization in
First Spiritual Temple (Boston) raid
fined $50 each-Ways and means COM
mIttee hears representatives of the to-
bacco and cigar interests-Hot fight |
being waged for Maine attorney gem
eralship-Large arrival of supplies at
Mare island navy yard sets gossips talk
miners killed by an explo-
sion of gas in Indian Territory-A. b. |
Shattuck fined 800 for unlawfully act
ing as. an agent for an insurance COM
pany at Boston-Edwin o. Childs of
Newton, Mass, appointed registrar Of
deeds for Middlesex county--Boston
aldermen and council fail to concur on
city messenger and clerk of committees. |
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 6.
Governor AItged of Illinois pardons II
murderers-Pcnrose beat NNanamaker |
in the Pennsylvania senatorial caucus
N. Bliss of New York tc
be secretary Of the navy in he Mckinley /
ca binet--Sir Charles Topper. at a
banquet in London. warns England that |
the United States is after Canada-An- 1
drew Percy Bennett appointed British .
consul at New York--Congress re- /
sumes its session after the holiday re-
cess.-Cuban question treated in Wash
inCt0n as practically disposed Of
Judge Torrey again in Washington to .
push his bankruptcy bill---Woman who
says she lives in Boston beats New York
hotels-Anti-V Vest faction will support
bland for senator from MASSACHUSETTS,
pectcd that Angel" bennett is sham
ming insanity in order to investigate
Wards island-Winter athletics at
Harvard take a fresh start-Suit for
damages against DR.. Gabcer Worces-
ter, Mass, dentist, falls to the ground
for a receiver for the Suf-
felix Mutual Accident association
Newfoundland government in favor of
in trade with the United
States-Dedth at Boston of General
Francis A. Walker, president of the
Massa chusetts Institute of Technology
on the agricultural schedule
for the new tariff-AddiCks beaten in
the organization of the Delaware legis-
counsel files a bill for
4 new trial-Members Of Maine legis-
azure gather at Augusta and renew at
orney generaship fight-Secretary
Olney has presidents compiled sustain
ng his position in Cuba.
springfield Merchants Offer
Springfield, Mass, Jan. 81. L.
outzel, doing business as the Huh
company, is Offering his cred
tors 80 cents on the dollar.
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