The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-02-04
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY, JAN. 27.

J. F. NEWMAN of Lynn, Mass Oh years
old and Amos I'ochapelle OF Lowell
aged SO, killed themselves with carbohc
acid--Eleven persons were killed IN
Flores, Argentine by an explosion OF
gunpowder--Mrs. Vancleck was tatally
burned in Pittsfield Mass, by the up
setting of a lamp-D. B. Knight lost be
tween $1,000 and $4,000 by the burning OF
his general store in Garland, Me--An-
drew Serials wound around shaft IN
mill in Woonsocket, R. l., and Killed
Men burned by explosion of tredamp IN
Alden. Pa. mine-Three men XII led
near Two Harbors, Mimi, by explosion
of dynamite-Boston woman awarded
$1,000 for contracting pneumonia IN
poorly heated hotel-O. Q. Bael, FL ain
tree. Mass, killed by a heavy wagon
passing over him--Statehood legisla-
lion at this session of congress was killed
nv the house committee on territories re-
1ecting the Arizona, New Mexico and
Oklahoma bills by vote of to 8
Angelo Caraboni, sentenced to death for
a me1der In New York, is to be spared
through the arrest and confession of the
real murderer-There were six failures
In LYNN. Mass, Tuesday--Shock of
earthquake in Helena, Ark-Senator
Hanna's son has been sued for divorce
for cruelty and neglect-Preside~t Dole
of Hawaii and President Mckinley eX-
changed visits in Observation-Disclosures
precautions taken by Havana police to
prevent display of hostility toward men
If American warship-Laura Snapp,
belle of keystone, w. Va, killed young
man who stepped ON her foot at dance
William Scott, 20 years old, had his
skull fractured in New York Is months
ago and has been unconscious ever since
FRIDAY, JAN. %.
Barge Charles Pettibone. with 225
4ons of coal sank off Stamford. Conn.,,
during a INSTRUMENTATION of gold
In federal treasury becoming something
of a burden-Bil introduced in the
house provides a six-year term for presi-
dents and ine,!gibility afterwards-Fire
DESTROYED cement mill in Rosendale, Pa
w. w. Watson. Rochester, N. H,
youth, who killed fellow student in a
New York lodging house, eXonerated by
the coroner's jury-Man killed and
three men injured at burning of hotel
in Mt Sterling, IHs-Thief got away
with a bag containing $4,000 worth of
diamonds from Philadelphia hotel
Epidemic of measles at Royalston, Mass
Postmaster Eli Blake of Tonagawa,
D. T., beaten to death because of activity
In an anti-saloon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Burch is dead at jamestown, Pa, and
his wife and child are dying-Two
bodies stolen from Eagleville, Tenn,
traced to medical college in Yer
mont and recovered and one of the
thieves arrested-Captain of a brig
plying between Fayal and New Bedford
was fined $437 for smuggling gin and
wine-Christian Klein prominent resi-
dent of Cincinnati, fatally wounded by
burglars in his flour mill-Under the
will of Jacob c. Neafie requests amount
4ng to $145, 600 made to charitable insti-
buttons in adelphia-Emile Urfer,
aged 90 in the employ of the Bollan
Jewelry company of ST. Louis for years,
and one of it's most trusted employees, ar
rested charged with stealing jewelry and
siIyerware said to exceed $4,000 in value
General battle fought by union and
non-union miners in Straight Creek, KY
in which rs shots were exchanged
LYNN. Mass, man to marry the woman
who rendered him nearly sightless with
Vitrol-Paraphern for issuing
spurious tickets of lotteries still carried
on in the United States was seized In
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nichols, Boston
brakeman, lost both legs by train back
Sng upon him-Chelsea, Mass, child
killed by engine horses.
SATURDAY, JAN. g.
John F. Daily thought to have been
miserably poor when he died in Man
chester, N. H, had bank deposits aggre-
eating aout $40 000-Three hundred
quit work in wooden mill in Allmonte.
Ont, because of a reduction-John
Burdeck jumped into a well in Cromwell
Conn, and was drowned-Ashland N
H., Knitting company, after two months
of idleness resumed work with orders
enough for a years employment-Bar-
Der in Waterville, Me-, jeopardized his
life by eating 10 pounds of chocolate
creams at one sitting in order to wir
$3.50 - Sword Lumber company OF
Bridgeport Conn, failed - Rebecca
Molaski was burned fatally In Bristol
TX. l., by the explosion of a lamp
Jennie Sherman, Norristown, Pa, sho
her husband seriously assaulted hin
with an ak and then drowned herself
Mrs. Michael Ruminsky, Of Pittsbure
burned to death in her room, where SHE
had been locked in by her husband
Mrs Charles Scribner, aged 81, died o.
burns in Cannon, Conn.,, caused by spark
from her pipe-National senate passed
resolution relative to paying bondho der!
in silver-National firemen's associa
lion organized in Chicago-Former at
torney general of Kentucky debarred 70
not paying over $1,000 alleged to be du
the state-Fire caused a loss of $3.50, 90
sn Chicago-The Carona, which lief
Seattle with 225 passengers. Jan. 20, 70
southeastern Alaska ports, wrecked nea
Lewis island, at the mouth of the Kennf
river, all on board escaping-St. Johl
Baptist church, Montreal, destroyed b.
5ire-Several of the religious news
papers of Georgia made attacks on Gov
ernor Atkinson because he attended {
Sunday bull fight in Mexico-Comment
ing on the work of the success of tn
senatorial committees investigation O
Chicagos police and the civil service com
mission, Mayor Harrison said that "th
mountain labored and brought forth
tlouse."
SUNDAY, JAN. 30.
Provincial express on the Maine Centrs
road wrecked near Orono station, Me
and two persons killed and 20 injured
three fatally-Abram Tebbltt, allege