The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-05-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Thursday, May 3.

Negro miners have been ordered to
leave Kansas - A Japanese Hawaiian
treaty has been negotiated - The
Royal College of Music was opened in
London-The Denver and Gulf road
has 100000 in its treasury-Anti-an-
archists broke up an anarchist meeting
IN London--A negro family of seven
persons were poisoned at Richardsonville
5. C-An international bimetallic con-
ference was opened in London-Stephen
Gordon Nash. formerly Judge of the
superior court, Suffolk county, Massa-
chusetts, is dead-A crazy coored
woman shot the daughter of ex-Congress-
man Castle of Saltwater, Minn-Hagen-
backs baby leopard, born at Boston at
the Colum bia theater, was eaten few
hours after its birth by two bears
in an adjoining cage - Harvard
overseers voted against giving a
degree to women, but for the admis-
sion under conditions of students at Rad
cliffe college to graduate courses
The Manchester IN. H. Locomotive
works, which have been shut down to put
in new boilers, have started up-The
third and last of the three children
of Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Hay of the New
Jesusalem church. Providence, died yes
terday of diphtheria. The other two died
last Sunday-Dr J. G. Miranda,
Woonsocket (R. ~ druggist, was SEN
fenced to 10 days in Jail and to pay fine
of $50 and costs for an illegal sale of
liquor on Sunday. He appealed-The
body OF John Wilkinson, who disap-
peared from Hartford last week, has
been found in the Connecticut river at
Thompsonville Conn,
Friday. May a.
The Repu blicans carried Louisville
The cruiser Marblehead is at New York
-Sarawak won the Cheshire (Eng.)
handicap triple control of Samoa
will continue-The British racer Val
kyle has sailed for home - London
papers assail Balfour's position on silver
A great railroad and steamship war
is imminent-The czarewtch appears
to be an unwilling bridegroom-W. H.
Hatch has been appointed superintendent
of the Union station, Boston-It is
thought that nearly all of the Chinese in
Boston have registered-The British
steamer Persian Monarch is stranded off
Shinnecock light. l.. IA case of small
pox was discovered at the Boston dispen-
sary-The Hollander Bradshaw Folsom
company, Boston, has assigned-The
Minnesota militia were called out to pro-
tect life and property in the Mesaba
mining district--Five men were killed
and seven fatally injured by a boiler ex-
plosion at Hammerbrook Germany
Premier Rosebery says that in order to
secure a united empire England must
grant Ireland home rule--Several re-
movals have been made by Collector
Warren of the port of Boston owing to
neglect of duty and other grave causes
found by recent investigation-Ani in.
crease of 10 per cent in wages has gona
into effect at the Bellevilie mill at Kings
town, r. 1.-The dwelling occupied by
Lewis Hamblin at Wellfeet Mass, was
struck by lightning and damaged con-
siderably - The Infant daughter of
Thomas Bresnahan of Holyoke, Mass,
was probably fatally burned in her
cradle while playing with matches
Elijah q. -. Murdoch of Thorndike,
MaS<. agedN Va, is dead. He had repre-
sented his district in the Legislature
A band of 1875 armed men is guarding the
village of Wendell. Mass, against an in
endiary-"Spiker" Murphy, the muir
derer, was caught in another plot to escape
from the Rhode Island prison-Chief
Douglas of Fitchburg Mass, has in
structed his force to enforce the liquor law
Democratic senators in caucus agreed
to support the partys tariff program-
The grand jury in New York fails to in
dict Lawyer Magee for the murder of
Martha Fuller-Bishop D. S. Tut
tie of the Missouri Protestant Episco-
pal diocese has joined the Salvation
Army Auxiliary league-Coal oper-
ators and miners are to have a
convention to discuss matters-An in
sane man attempted to reach Mayo
Hopkins of Chicago, presumably to kill
him-The final Trial trip of the cruiser
Marblehead was satisfactory.
Saturday, May 8.
A cold wave and snow swept over Scot
land Russian cholera bulletins have
been resumed - Lightning started a
$15O,OOO fire in Cincinnati-A general
strike has been declared on the Great
Northern railway of Ireland-The old
Glen Hous' at Genessee Lower Falls, N.
Y, was burned and one life lost-Sir
William Harcourt will not seek re-eec-
ton to parliament-Three lives were
lost in an attempt to clean out an old
well near Pleasant Hill, Mo-Thomas
F. Delehanty has been appointed COM
missioner of immigration at Boston
Mayor Matthews of Boston says that
he does not intend to be candi-
date for the mayoralty again-Ex-
King Milan is to act as regent of
Servia during the absence of King Alex
ander, his son-The story that Speaker
Peel is to retire from the British parlia-
ment is denied and reiterated-Herman
Miller was killed by falling down an
elevator well at Boston--An attempt
was made to kill Rev. DIR. Gibney, a Cath
Ollie priest, at York, Western Australia,
with bomb--Premier Rosebery says
the way to hold the masses is to main
tain the greatness of the empire abroad
-Toluca, Mex, is excited over the find
ing of a stone on which is the inscription:
give million dollars buried here"-
Pupils in parochial school at
Watertown, Mass, were alarmed by
a cry of Fire" but were kept
from stampeding by their teachers
Several freight cars were wrecked in col
lision at Providence-A Connecticut
farmer shot and wounded a Co1eyite
who demanded breakfast and threw
stones-A tramp at Worcester, Mass,
has smallpox-The Rhode Island SEN
ate passed the bill providing for
plurslitv congressional elections