The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-12-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Thursday, Nov. 30.


man, WAS drowned at Bucksport, Me-
The Association of Colleges and Prepar-
atory Schools of the middle states is in
session at Baltimore-George Centrell
was executed at East Carondelet, Ills, for
the murder of farmer-Ambassado
Bayard presided at the annual festival of
the Scottish corporation at London-The
German bundesrath has adopted the anti
evolutionary bNls-A dispatch from St.
Petersburg says that at the czar's instiga-
ton bill is being PREPARED to introduce
elementary education throughout Russia
THE American ship Mary L. Stone,
from New York for Shanghai, is
ashore near Kee Lung, Formosa -.
The deaths of Sir Charles Newton, the
antiquary, and Viscount Monck, former
governor of the United Provinces of Can
ada, are announced from London
Harry McCloon, a 1+year- old hoy of Deer
ing Centre, Me-, who ran away from
home, has been located at Hollis Centre,
where he was working In a hotel--At
town meeting held in Bradford, Mass, it
was voted to purchase the water works
plant from the present owner; also to pc
tition the Legislature for a permit to take
water from Lohns9D's pond, Bedford
george n Scb0ll, aged 80, shoemaker,
oolnlnlese' suicide at Rockville, Conn, by
taElp.g paris ,green-Burglars entered
ne wholesale meat office of E. M. Croker
at New London, Conn.
Friday, Nov. 80.
A prisoner en- route to the Concord,
(Mass) reformatory escaped by jumping
from a rapidly moving train-Ira A.
Knight of Ashmont, Mass, arrested on a
charge of securing $500 by means of
false retenses---BostQn Italians appeal
for aid for the sufferers from the
earthquakes in southern Italy i DR..
Pitts E. Howes, who has disappeared
from Roslindale, Mass, formerly lived in
Plaistow, N. H., where he left many cred
Edward Sutton of
Somerville, Mass, was fatally injured at
East Fitchburg-The work of inspecting
cattle for the discovery of tuberculosis has
begun at Nantucket, Mass-A train
and an engine collided on
grade crossing at Hartford, Conn,
and one man was killed-Will-
lam Mcfarland, who was found un-
conscious on the sidewalk at Portsmouth,
N. H., died from a fractured skull
Richard Washington murderously as
saulted John Brennan at Portsmouth, N.
H-The schooner Royal Arch was sunk
on Pollock Rip Shoals crew of
the stranded schooner J. Pardee were res
cued and taken to New London, Conn
The University of Pennsylvania defeated
Harvard at football, 1S to a. The
Brown university defeated Institute
of Technology, 16 to - The Chi
cago Athletic association defeated
the Dartmouth college team, to o.
Senator Jones hopes for test vote on the
supplementary tariff bills - Secretary
Smith desires to see civil service rules ex-
tended in his department-Mosq In
dams decree the incorporation of their
territory into Nicaragua-Eight lives
were lost and 100000 worth of property
destroyed by Tennessee forest fires
Fears are entertained for Prince Bis
marck's health.
Saturday, Dec. 1.
Brazilian rebels are losing ground
Prince Bismarck is in good health-The
Colima volcano, Mex, is again in eruption
-Newark's IN. j. only morning paper
has suspended publication-Three more
deaths are reported from diphtheria in
Quincy, Mass--The next papal budget
will show great economical reductions
A German newspaper denounces England
as willy fatterer-A Waltham (Mass.0
cigar dealer is boycotted because he is be-
lieved to belong to the A. p. A-G. f.
of Lowell, Mass, has been
appointed to succeed Hon. w. G.
Endicott on the board to apportion the
cost of the metropolitan park system
In the district court at Amesbury, Mass,
Jacob Fowler, for stealing chickens in
was held in $500 for the superior
Cowalski of Collinsville,
Conn, Pole, 90 years old, died from in
uries received by falling from a
bridge into The Pennington river
The schooner Elizabeth NJ Cook of
Calais, Me-, whick sunk half mile off the
,reakwater at New Haven will be
governor of New Hamp- |
hire has nominated S. w. Emery, justice |
# the police court of Portsmouth, and 5. |
". Holman of Hillsboro, auditor of |
he state treasurer's accounts -
1t meeting of the trustees of Dart
mouth college, held at Concord, n. H., it
vas decided to accept the plans of Lamb
Z Rich of New York for the new
3utterfield building, the gift of the
ate Ralph Butterfetd of Kansas City
tx United States Senator Brown died at
lis home at Atlanta-The defendants
RECEPTIONS were sustained in the famous
7an Houten- Morse. breach of promise case
" the Massachusetts, supreme court
he health of Congressman Cogswell of
is much mproved-Gov-
rnor Flower of New York has refused to
rant requisition papers for Standard Oil
nagnates to the governor of Texas
pierre j. Gulick of Harvard, whose home
at Springfield, Mass, committed sui
ide by shooting in his room at Cam
ridge.
Sunday, Dec. 2.
Bangor defeated Portland for the Maine
ohool football championship, s to =
.rthur Irwin is to manage the Philadel-
hia ball team again this season-Daniel
[. Lewis and Julia Danzell, charged with
at Cottage City, Mass, were
cid for trial-The Taunton (Mass.)
lectric Railway company secured an ex-
,nsion of its franchise to Dighton-
gorge Miller one of the Jefferson