The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-03-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Thnrsdny. March LIZ.

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amount to 500, 0,156--Robbers secured
$4,000 from the railroad station at Wood
wark, o. John T. Ford manager of
the theater where Lincoln was assassi-
mated, is dead--There are public be-
quests amounting to $33, 600 contained in
the will of the late Hon Rufus S. Frost
The Drawbaugh Telephone company
declares that it is in the field to compete
with the Bell company-New Jersey
Republicans have accepted the courts
proposition for the proper presentation of
the senatorial case-The Turkish au-
thorities have convicted II Kurds who
assaulted Miss Melton, an American
missionary--Queenstown and Milford
haven both want to become the port of
call for the proposed Canadian Pacific
mail line to Australia-Joh ohm Brecht, a
farmer living near Ravenna, Neb., shot
his wife fatally and then killed himself
The directors of the Lowell Mass.
Y. M. G. A. elected E. H. Jones of
Cleveland, o., general secretary, to sue
ceed @. p. Harlow, resigned-
EX-Teller Thatcher of the Brookline
(Mass) National bank was arrested by
United States officers, and held in $4,000
for his appearance March 31--Mrs. Rhy-
land of Attleboro, Mass, whose husband
enlisted under the name of White, can
get no pen sion--A colored pastor at
Milford, Conn, has sued female mem
Der of his church for Gov
ernor William Z. Russell is announced as
the orator at the Yale law school com
mencement - Lawrence (Mass) alder
men voted against the creation of a liquor
license commission--A girl who claimed
to have been decoyed from Rochester and
kept in a roadhouse near Attleboro, Mass,
escaped and sought protection of the au
thorities-A drunken man at Man
chester, N. H., brutally beat his
wife, broke her shoulder and
kept her in the cellar all night
The Prince of Wales boat won another
race at Cannes--Peixoto's triumph is
complete. Insurgent sailors are to be
pardoned and the officers court-martialed
Typhoid fever is raging in Buffalo
Late advices from Honolulu intimate
that trouble is brewing--A great Feser-
voir in Idaho broke and the waters sub
merged whole towns and villages and did
great damage-Miss Phyllis Rankin
SeS~4tly married the property man of the
Drew company-St Vincent's retreat
for the insane in Harrison, n. Y, and
other buildings were burned--A grant
for a monument to Emperor William /
was adopted by the reichstag-The
Russian imperial council has ratified the
German-Russian commercial treaty
Labouchere declares Lord Rosebery's
accession to the premiership dirty trick
on the Liberals.
Friday, March 16.
Three miners were killed at Edwards
vile, Pa-Ex-Senator Dawes is SICK in
Washington-The Long Island city cleo
trio roads are tied up by strke-Gen-
eral John l.. Otis of Northampton, Mass,
is dead-It is proposed to spend $12o,0OO.-
600 en- the japanese enavy-Princeton de-
clines to play baseball with the Uuiver-
sity of Pennsylvania-A the Rhode Isl
and Republican convention Governor
Brown was minated--Editor Stead
arraigns America and says Russia is a
better place in which to learn Republi-
canism-A million and quarter dollars
Las been set aside by the Bank of England
to meet the Irregularities of Cashier May
Herbert Moody of CRANKY, Mass, is
said to have eloped with his niece-The
Arlington mills strike at Lawrence, Mass,
is ended-Am bassador Bayard asks an
explanation from England concerning
tee interference of British officer in the
seizure of the Mosquito reservation by
Nicaraugua--A bomb exploded in the
Church of the Madeleine, Paris The
perpetrator OF the outrage was killed.
The senate passed the seigniOrage bill
Denver narrowly escaped civil war.
owing to the Colorado governors rash
ness and folly-Montreal knights of
Labor petitioned parliament to suumit to
popular vote annexation to United States
and other questions-The wreck of the
Kearsarge is in fair condition for salvage
&C. A. Colcord, immigration inspector
of the port of Boston, has been succeeded
by H. j. Skeffington.
Saturday, March II.
Alleged train robbers were arrested at
Mound City, llls--A hotel at Dalton. |
Mass, was burned. Loss about 500 900 |
washouts occurred on the |
Union Pacific in ldaho-A prairie fire is |
doing great damage in South Dakota
Official announcement is made of Nc |
kane's shortage of $500, 000-The Russo |
German commercial treaty passed the |
German reichstag-The explosion of a |
lamp at Newtown, n. Y, will cause the |
ltaI0 Oh TWO nltn--- ale men DENY the |
story that Dick Shupe's death was the re-
suit of foot ball injuries-The statements |
Of the Bank of England regarding Cashier
Mays irregularities are not satisfactory
&C. =. Huntington is said to have
bought the Panama railroad for between
3, ,0O0, 600 and $4,000, 600 - Thomas :
Pierce of MiidleborO, Mass, was found
in the Crawford House. Bos-
on, having been overcome bv gas
Mccoy defeated Scully in seven-round
light in New Bedford, Mass--An unsue-
.essful effort was made to settle the
Washington mills strike at Lawrence.
dass-The resignation OF Rev. DR..
Dana. pastor Of the Kirk Street Congre-
sational church. Lowell, Mass, was ac-
epted on a secret ballot-Mrs. joseph
Noreau. who was thrown out of her home
md brutally treated by her husband in
n. H, died from the effects
# her injuries-An old man at Bangor.
Ie., supposed to be poor, died, and a
reasure was found in his shanty-Stan-
ey's brewery in Lawrence, Mass, de-
troved bv Gre loss SIPS Ogl--Tbras ]