The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-03-30
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Thursday. March 20.

South Boston-Prince Edward Island /
to try the land tax--The Bowie (Ari
stage was held up and robbed-Th
Centreville Qa) National bank wa,
robbed of $3000-Russia is the gamer b,
Che treaty with Germany-Russia ant
Austria are now arranging a treaty
Breckinridge's name was Kissed by Sa
vannah Hibernians- Montana gold out
put is likely to be double that of las
year-Prince Colonna's case against
Joseph Pulitzer for libel has beer
dropped-The wife of James Prince O.
] Kansas City is charged with poisoning
her husband-Oficers of the Crib ant
,Roanoake clubs of Boston were placed
under arrest for alleged ilIega
sparring exhibitions--Ex-Stat Treas
urer Burke of Louisiana, who EN-.
bezzled great sums of money, may
be extradited from San Salvador
Eureka Silk company strikers in Canton
Mass. decided to return to work-Two
boys confessed to setting fire to the Bos-
ton street Methodist Episcopal church in
Lynn, Mass The restraining order the
New England road has obtained against
the Consolidated has so far been an utter
failure-Rev w. H. Ramsay resigned
from the pastorate of the First Unitarian
church at Manchester, N. H
Dalton E. Young declines the
Democratic nomination for lieuten-
ant governor of Rhode Island
Mr.. Gladstone has a cataract on each
eye-Ten men were killed and 30 in
jured by dynamite explosion at San
tander-Miss Pollard's counsel rested
her case, and the argument for Colon ell
Breckenridge begun-The New Jersey
supreme court decided in favor of the
Republican senate-Fire in Fort Worth,
Tex, caused loss of $40, 000-A boat
containing IS persons sunk at Patzecuro,
Mex, and six young women were
drowned-General Tracey is confident
that the president will veto the seignior-
age bill-Democrats are hopeful of ulti-
mately carrying their tariff bill through
the senate-The gold production of
the world for 1898 was $3.50, 900, 000--
Father Woodman of the Paulist fathers
was knighted by the King of Spain
Lord Dunraven has placed an order with
Summers & Patone of Southampton to
build him 20-rater for the coming sea-
son--The motion for a supersedeas in
the case of Prender CAST, the assassin of
Mayor Harrison, was denied by the Hi
nois supreme court-Richard Golden, the
actor, who is in Bellevue hospital, New
York, is much better. The physicians
say that Golden is suffering from dis
ease caused by drink-An operation will
be performed upon Mr.. Gladstone's eye in
about three months time.
Friday, March 23.
Rumor says the British parliament will
be dissolved in July-Rev. Thomas
Spurgeon succeeds his father as pastor of
the London Tabernacle--John Morley is
to introduce an evicted tenants bill into
the house of comm ons-Bell Telephone
and other companies are to be sued for
using illegally multiplex switch
American fruit is now being largely sold
in Boston in place of that imported from
other countries-The four appropria-
ton bills passed by the house
make an aggregate reduction of $24,-
BOO, 900 over previous years.. d. Den
mis- was appointed postmaster of
Lynn, Mass-Fred Britten was severely
bitten by a cat at Waltham, Mass
Little Madeline Baudet, a victim of
home brutality, died at Boston-Body
If an unknown man found on the flats in
Charles river, Boston. 1t is probably a
suicide, but possibly a murder. M.
Thorne & Son of Northampton,
Mass, failed for nearly $1,000
Students of Buda-Pesth resented the |
opening of the theaters and compelled
,he managers to close in memory of Kos
,uth's death-Santander is greatly ex-
cited over the loss of life by the explosion
It the wreck of the steamship Cobo Ma
hichaco--President Pexoto of Brazil
has revived old DEGREES which would en-
able him to execute rebels without trial
A Kossuth resolution was introduced |
n the national senate by Mr. Hoar-
Balm, the defaulting Grand Trunk rail- |
way clerk who went away with $4,000, and |
who was extradited at Porto Rico, has ar
lived here. He was remanded till Tues
lay.
Saturday, March "a.
The British are in control of Bluefields, |
Nicaragua-Mme. Patti sailed for Eng
missionaries were ex-
oelled from Prussia-Dry goods imports
ire not quite up to last years mark
Iladstone's sight will be restored by the
proposed operation-A commercial law
rer recovered S12,S56 paid as stock mar
,ins-A Saugus Mass. veteran coughed
I'D bullet which had been in his lungs
ince 1S63-The Canadian Pacific's Win
lipeg (Man.) express was wrecked at Car
Ter and Two persons kllled-New YORK
men think that foreclosure on the New
England roads mortgages is inevitable
Boston customs officials dou bit the story
hat large numbers of Chinese are being
muggled into this country-It is pro-
,rosed to compel the syndicate breweries
0 recognize organized labor or make
hem the subject of gigantic boycott
Joshua Cornell was arrested at Fall River,
dass, for felonious assault on his
attempt was made to
wreck Boston and Maine train near
springfield, Mass-No indictments were
ound against Cummings and Defoe, &C
used of the murder of Emery j. Glenn
nts at Lincoln, n. H-Ida Houston,
rho claimed to have escaped from a road
ouse, was sent to Boston by North At
leboro (Mass.) authorities-The presi-
ent is understood to have decided to veto
he seigniorage bill-A bill providing
Or retaliation against Canada is being
onsidered by the house foreign affairs
mmittee-AdmiralW Walkers mission
D Honolulu is said to practically involve
he establishment of a protectorate over
Iawaii-Congressman Morse intro
uced a bill, which embodied the Massa-
husetts law, for the punishment of seduc-
on in the District of Columbia
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