The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1889-03-22
BRADFORD VERMONT, MARCH 22 1885,
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bers objecting to interfering in foreign af
fairs
Sunday. March H.
There has been great damage by foods In
Lower California.
The report of the death Of Louis Ulbach,
the French novelist, was erroneous.
Queen Victoria and Queen Christina will
meet the 9th inst. at San Sebastian.
The saloon keepers of Omaha, Neb., obeyed
the mayors order, and not saloon was open
Sunday.
A short and sharp contest is expected in
Rhode Island over the election Of a successor
to Senator Jonathan Chace.
Plans for a descent upon the Palais Bour-
bon and Elysee were found among the papers
of members of the Patriotic league.
1t is expected that Count Herbert Bis
marck and Councillor Crauel will represent
Germany in the Samoan conference.
The wreck of the Portland (Me) bark E.
e. Pettengill has been found in Chesapeake
Bay. There is no trace of the crew.
Hannibal Hamlin remarked the other day
that only four persons were now living who
were in congress when he entered it. These
are Mr.. Bradbury Of Maine, Mr.. Fitch Of
Michigan, Jefferson Davis and himself.
Hon. Warner Miller of New York spent
Sunday in Hartford, the guest Of Mrs Root,
sister Of Mrs. Miller. He was given an in-
formal reception Saturday evening, which
was attended by many leading citizens.
George Leeman and John Peele, each about
20 years old and both employed in foundry
at Wappingers Falls, N. Y, were drow ned
by the swamping Of their boat, while they
were crossing the Hudson at New Hamburg.
Monday, March 18.
The Compton d'Escompte is to be put In
liquidation and reconstructed.
The st. Petersburg correspondent of The
London Chronicle says it is stated that
Atchinof will be banished to the Caucasus.
Advices from St Petersburg are that the
czar has advised ex-Queen Natalie not to re.
turn to Servia, but to arrange for periodical
visits from her son at Odessa.
The dam across the river at New Sharon,
Me-, has been partially carried out by ice,
stopping all the mills there and causing
damage amounting to $4,000 or $4,000.
Fred w. Adams Of Ashland, Mass, while
walking on the Boston and Albany railroad
track ono mile east Of Ashland Sunday,
was struck BY an extra express and instantly
killed. .a.sssll
The British channel ,quadroa has arrived
q Tangfer to support England's claims re-
garding the cable and other matters The
feet will not depart until the suitan,s reply
has been given.
Miss Emma Eames, the Bath opera singer,
who has created such furor in Paris, is one
Of the most brilliantly beautiful and dashing
young women that Maine ever raised, says Q
Maine paper.
Over 5000 people attended celebration Of
st. Patrick's day at the Mechanics building,
Boston. The attractions were an oration by
John Boyle UReilly, and concert. Mayor
Hart presided.
The new Hartford club has signed Fred
Mann of Worcester, an experienced out
fielder, who is well known throughout the
country, and, from present appearances,
Henry Lynch of the Worcesters will be
another member Of the outfield.
Tuesday March 10.
Ex-President Cleveland was last night
elected an honorary member of the Young
Mems Democratic club of New York.
Daniel Callahan, aged IL, fell from the top
of box car at Southington, Conn, and frac-
tured his skull. He died shortly afterward.
The body Of Capt B. H. Knight, master Of
the wrecked brig Agnes Barton, was washed
ashore at Whales Head, N. c., thirty miles
south of the point near where the captain
was drowned, with five of his crew
Robert Garrett is quite himself again, and
his friends in Baltimore say that if he takes
care of himself he will return from Mexico q
perfectly healthy man. He and his party
are now In Texas.
Cardinal Gibbons indorses Bishop Healy's
recent utterances with regard to the exclu-
sion from the sacraments of divorced people
who remarry, and denounces the renarriags
Of divorced people.
The Dartmouth college mines complete
schedule of games during its vacation trip is
as follows: Lowell, April 4, 6; Andover,
April 5; Worcester, April 9; Brown univer-
sity, April 10.
Navigation on Lake Erie may now be con-
sidered fairly open, as the ice in the end Of
the lake has entirely disappeared under the
influence Of the mild weather and north
easterly winds which have prevailed for the
past ten days
A herdic driver named Dennehy called on
the inspector Of carriages in Boston yester-
day ana requested unaC tne HuHlpcI VI Ills IL
cense be changed His number was Is, and
he was convinced that "13' was having an
injurious effect on his business. Hereafter
Dennehy will be 132.
Late Chilian advices state that the Chilian
government has issued decree prohibiting
the immigration of Chinese into the republic.
The Chilian government has sent orders to its
immigration agents in Europe authorizing
them to give free passage to all who desire to
emigrate to Chill, where, on arrival, they
will receive board and lodging for fifteen
days.
Wednesday, March go.
Mrs Harrison is suffering from a severe
cold and was not allowed to see any visitors
yesterday.
A cotton mill at Unterhausen, near Pful- |
lingen, Wurtemberg, has been burned. The /
loss is 1,5OO, 900 marks.
Columbia will have no college base ball
team this season, but class championship
games will be substituted.
F. B. Thurber and Erastus Wiman of New
York are said to be the American promoters
of the salt trust.
Mr.. w. H. Smith. first lord of the British
treasury and the government leader in the
house of commons, is suffering from official
work.