The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-02-11

ments.
MONDAY, FEB. Z.
Italian government to provide for the
care of savings of Italians in North and
South America to prevent swindling
compatriots in the banking business
| Two longshoremen killed by gas in a
New York hotel, where they obtained a
room to recover from drunk-Nevada
! sheriff indicted for not preventing a
| lynching-Mr Mrs. Hutchinson, while de-
| spondent over money losses, drowned
| herself in Milford, N. H-Knitting mill
in Lakeport, NJ H., resumed operations
| after several months of idleness-G.
| ~. Tucker, Crescent, w. Va, killed his
| wife and her ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uncovered by committee that looked
into municipal affairs in Lincoln. Neb
&C. B, Perry, 10 years, killed himself
| in Ithaca, N Y, with a revolver
Highland Park hotel, Aiken, S. c.,
| burned, 16S guests escaping with their
baggage--New Bedford minister issued
an open letter to the mill men asking
them to confer with the operatives and
end the strike, because helpless women
and children are suffering beyond all
| telling" authorities in
New York discovered scheme by which
an undesirable class of Greeks was gain
ing admittance to the country contrary
| to law-Fire caused a loss of $100 900
to the Citizens Light company of Mon
treal--Gas killed man in Boston and
rendered his supposed wife unconscious
Twenty truck horses suffocated in
East Cambridge, Mass-Mr. Gompers
head of the American Federation of
Labor, conferred with leaders of New
Bedford operatives about financial as
misunderstanding of labor reformers
to be held in ST. Louis in May-F'ive
persons arrested in Havana on suspicion
of being namiters--Members of the
| Tennessee legislature told an investi-
eating committee he was offered $500 to
| introduce and advocate a bill repeating
the anti-cigaret law, and that Frederick
| s. Gibbs of the Republican executive
committee of New York had asked his
support of the bill because it's promoters
were among the largest contributors to
Thomas C. Platt's campaign fund.
TUESDAY, FEB. 8.
Bradley Irvine and cordage works in
Dayton, O.. burned at a loss of SIC, 600
Boy, Is years old, hanged himself IN
Roslindale, Mass-Senator wants
tIOOpS SELL " Aldohdh pOI 70 w LCCki oAh
lawless lements-Boisson Brothers,
large dry goods dealers in Montreal,
have observation-disclosures and two
children burned to death in st. German
de Grantham, Que-C. ]. Budlong
Ashway, r. l., arrested on charge of
sending obscene pictures and circulars
through the mails-W. H. Parker, q,
killed himself with a razor in Dover, N.
Holm Willsey, SO, Manchester, N.
H., carpenter, killed by falling 30 feet
Prank Wright, Is, killed himself
with a gun in Enfield N H., after
quarrel with his father-John Palmer,
Westerly r. l., had skull fractured in
New York after receiving knockout
drop" Vesper 20, wounded
himself fatally in North Royalston, VT
Boston schooner Jacob Reed, worth
$12, 000 abandoned at sea with cargo of
lumber-Mrs. William Place. insanely
jealous, killed her stepdaughter in
Brooklyn and sought to kill her hus-
band and herself-Fourteen business
buildings in Exeter, Neb., burned
Waterproof factory in North Woburn.
Mass, burned the second time in two
months--Fire caused loss of SOS, 600 in
Atlanta City, N. Boston aldermen
NOlSu W pay all dllllully VI 1oUOO W Tie
widows and orphans of members of the
fire department killed last Saturday.
German unfGirness toward American
hams and lumber is alleged-Receiver
appointed in Massachusetts for the
Mercantile Mutual Accident association
Standard Oil company begun a war
against the Independent companies OPP
Grating in H. dianapolis by lowering the
oF oil &
to 4 and cents--Mrs Canovan and her
mother committed for trial at Wood
stock n. B., on the charge of poisoning
the daughter and sister, respectively,
of the prisoners-Judgei in Trenton, N.
j., affirms the right of collectors of in
ternal revenue to remove deputies
Young womdn in Lynn, Mass, confront
ed by an armed robber in a much
travelled part of the city and robbed of
! 10 cents - EX-Postmaster General
| Wanamaker not decided whether he will
| accept nomination for governor of Penn
sylvania-AlfredC c. Williams, charged
with murde of John Gullo, placed on
trial in Salem Mass-Two boys of re
spectacle parentage charged with hold
ing up drunken man in Boston-The
! disposition of the Massachusetts house
! to pass the appropriation DIS ana stop
there-Widow of Henry George sues 4
railroad for $4,000 for injuries sustained in
1S94-President Mckinley favor of an
early adjournment of congress, so that
the members may have ample time to
campaign in their districts for re-elec-
tion-Arbitratio committee chosen
by the Biddeford, Me-, board of trade
to confer with the strikers and Agent
Macarthur, looking toward a settlement
of the strike, failed to accomplish any
thing.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8.
Edward Hodgman, alleged to have
absconded with $23, 900 belonging to the
Chicago Building Trades council, ar
rested on his way to the Klondike-
Fireman Hicks fell from a locomotive
in Williamstown, Mass. and was killed
by a switoRer-Havana editors warned
not to print anything in dispraise of the
governments policy-United States
lost second place in foreign trade, Ger
many passing it-London paper prints
D story to the effect that the United
States has sinister designs upon the
Klondike region-Negro who at
tempted to assault Nashville, Tenn,
girl was fatally wounded by her brother
while in the hands of the police