The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1893-03-24
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Thursday, March 10.


Thomas Harper, warden of ward 1, charged
with fraud at the recent election at Port
land. Me, was arrested-Republica
secured control of the Bangor (Me.) city
qoyernment-The American cup COM
mittee sent another letter to Dunraven ex-
planning why the dates of the races were
fixed SO late-Lous Jordan of Indianapo-
lis will, it is understood, be appointed first
auditor Of the treasury-Stranded
steamer Wells City, ashore off Seabright,
N. j.. was fioated-A fast express was
derailed at Bolingbroke, Ga, and several
messengers were hurt-Chinamen are
registering in Boston under the exclu-
sion act--Michigan rivers are over
their banks and doing great damage
Edward Parker Deacon sailed for New
York on the Trave-A whole family
persisted in a in Colorado prairie fire
S. Lord Mount-Stephen and Sir Donald
Smith made second gift of 100000 to
Montreal hospital William Ora
ham of Boston fell dead while addressing
q temperance meeting in Cambridge,
Mass.-A eulogy of Hon. f. L. Green
halge upon the late General Butler, and
poem by James Jeffrey Roche was deliv-
cred before the Boston city government
Two persons are supposed to have been
burning building upon a dwelling in
Chicago-The comptroller of the cur
rency has issued his certificate extend
ing the corporate existence of the Man
ufacturers' bank of Boston to April 8
The comptroller of the currency has
called for report of the condition of the
national banks at the close of business on
Monday, March 6-Bids have been
opened at the treasury for the construc
ton of five lightships for use on the
great lakes-The Craig Shipbuilding com
pany of Toledo were the lowest bidders at
$67, 49O-Baron Emanuel Albert du Case,
conspicuous in France as a soldier and
writer ON military subjects, is dead He
was 20 years old-Miss Lucy H. Cleve-
land, the cousin of President Cleveland,
died at Alton, Mich.
Friday, March II.
The Fall River Bar association took &C
ton on the charges against Judge Blais-
dell-George Tozier of Plymouth, Mass,
was committed for trial for shooting his
son-A London Russo. Jewish committee
sent appeals to every banker of that faith
to boycott the Russian loan-General
VsSqueZ besieged General Bonilla in Hon
duras-England is urged by France to
keep faith with it in the matter of French
fishermen's rights in Newfoundland
Chili's famous nitrate beds are to be sold
in three years-A congress of sanitary
officers is to assemble in Russia to devise |
protective measures against cholera.
British monetary conference delegates will |
be instructed to oppose bi-metallism. |
The Ivy City Jockey club of Washing |
ton closed it's season with loss of 100000 |
General Reyes is reported dying-Lord |
Salisbury has the inf1uenza-An 1904 sill
yer dollar was sold to Boston dealer for
S1200-Smallpox is on board the steamer
Tacoma, at Victoria, b. C-Many of
Garza's followers have surrendered to
United States uthorities-Denver banks
may lose $1,000 by their offer to exchange
gold for legal tender notes-Adelia O'Neil
received divorce from James O'Neil
professor of physical culture for the Rae
quet club, well-known New York $50
ciety organizationRe Recorder Smyth of
New Y 9fk refused new trial to Murderer
Harris-Ex-Co Congressman Whiting is a
candidate for Governor of Massachusetts.
A new price was presented for Haverhill
{Mass) shoe cutters-General Green B.
Raum pension commissioner has resigned
and Secretary Smith has accepted the res
ignation-Advices from st. Michael, the
largest of the Azore islands, to March ),
bring no news of the Naronic-The Ann
Arbor strike is ended. The recommends
tons of Commissioner Kirby were con-
CURED in by President Ashley-Gov-
ernor David Powell of the Bank of Eng
land states that the liabilities of the
Barring failure have been reduced from
$50, 000, 600 to 95, 55S, 000-It is said that
when Mgr Satoll visits New York he is
to consider the case of several priests, whom
Corrigan suspended in 1887 for
lecture by Dr. McGlynn.
Saturday, March 1s.
An epidemic of measles is prevalent at
Isabel, Ills-The Toledo opera house was
by fire; loss 5000, OO0-The body
Of Charles L. Odiorne, victim of the big |
Boston fire, was found in the ruins. |
Burglars stole $4,000 worth of jewelry /
from the house of Baron Schroeder at 5
Eng-Stephen j. Carter, owner
of building in Chicago in the burning of
which three lives were lost, is charged with {
Satolli, the apostolic dele
gate, is to make an inspection of the
archdiocese of New York city next :
Sunday in connection with the du- ;
lies intrusted to him by the pope !;
John II. McDonOugh, chairman of the .
Boston Democratic city committee was +
stricken with apopleXy at banquet. ,
Marion A. Montgomery, who killed his E
son, was pardoned from the Massachusetts 7
state prison by Governor Russell Pro :
lessor Martin Kellogg was granted the ;
honorary degree of LIZ ID. by the Yale cor ;
Doration-A Hopkinton IN. H. woman
was drowned while in a somnambulistic T
,tate--A Manchester On. H. school :
jeacher was arrested on the charge of !.
,ruelly beating girl-An addition ia to !
De built to Battell chapel, at Yale, giving :
ample seating capacity for compulsory 7
.hapel attendance-Ex-Re Representative !,
Silas Parker of Littleton, N. H., died sud- !,
lenly-The senate committee on privi-
eyes and elections is divided regarding the =
egality of the credentials of Mantle and q
Beck with-Attorney General Olney APP !
pointed w. c. Endicott, Jr., of Salem, !.
Mass, private secretary-A strong effort \
5 to be made in the senate to have =
President Cleveland send another dele
,ation to Brussels silver conference.
druggist of Havhrhill, Mass, was noti-
led that the scheme of giving away !
Worlds fair tickets was alottery-Presi- :
ent Jules Ferry of the French senate died Z
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