The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-01
NEWS Of THE WEEK.
Thursday, May 20.

himself-Ladas won the Newmarket
eng. stakes of S22, 500-The Manches-
ter canal is little better than an open
sewer, it is said-"G General" Kelley says
he will speak from Balloon at the
Capitol grounds-The petition for the
removal of the Boston fire commissioners
will represent $500, 900, ,000-Polish, Hun
garian and Italian miners attacked and
brutally beat men at work in Oglesby,
| 1lls-Rev. A. St. John Chambre, DID,,
was appointed archdeacon of the arch
deaconry of Lowell, Mass, by Bishop
Lawrence-By decree in the superior
court Moody Merrill was disbarred from
practieing law in Massachusetts-T
London Times says that the American
peoples confidence in Cleveland's saga
city alone prevents a premium on gold
Fine, blooded stock was sold at the
first spring sale of the New England
Trotting Horse Breeders association at
ridicrlously low figures - William
Lavery, phosphate manufacturer Ames-
bury, Mass, failed; liabilities, S12, ,O0O-.
The Anna Walker Home for Invalids W. s
incorporated at Portland, Me-Charles
S. Haynes was admitted to the Congrega-
tional ministry at Fitch burg, Mass-E
IL A3dAAOOIh w tto dppOlAbbd IdIIOdu COlIl-
missioner in New Hampshire-The anti
vaccinationists of New Britain, Conn,
were defeated by superior court decision
Unauthorized expenditures of S2l, ,2S7
were made by the New Britain Conn.
water board - Charles Dansreau, the
horse thief. was sentenced at Worcester,
Mass, to 13 years in prison-Thomas f.
Doherty is to succeed immigration
Commissioner Wrightington at Boston
In a test vote on the tariff bill in the
senate every Republican, including those
from the silver states, voted to lay it on
the table. Every Democrat. Including
Hill, and all the Populists, voted no. The
ayes were 49, nays, 38. This vote is
regarded as settling the question of pass
ing the pending bill-Advices from
Samoa to May II are that King Malietoa
gave the Aana rebels until May 10 to lay
down their arms. If they refused he
would attack them at Atua. The gov
ernment troops are ready for action. The
re La seem inclined to dght-The re
81, v1yl Jhe Newfountiiand election is e4S
candidate for each party. The White
wayites previously held both seats. The
contest was the closest ever known in
Newfo midland.
Friday, May 25.
A cataract has been removed from
Gladstone's eve-The British warship
Hyacinthe seized three seal poachers-
Argentine is to give up Jabez Balfour to
the British thorities-The Harvard
Canadian club observed the queens
birthday with dinner at Boston
miners were shot by deputies at
Washington Run, Pa, eight being killed
and many wounded - Carl Waiss,
who stabbed his brother at Roslin-
dale, Mass, confessed to his crime,
and his accomplice in robbery.
Thomas Burke, also pleaded guilty
The mystery of the disappearance of Her
bert G. Hatch of Laconia, n H, is still I'M
(Mass.) college gets
S25, 900 from the Sidney Dillon estate for
the astronomy epartment--Insanity is
the defense in the Donovan murder trial
at Norwich, Conn-The trustees voted
to rebuild Gilmanton IN. H.. academy
Bland was beaten in his attempt to shape
of Missouri Democracy on sill
ver--Dobbins was first in the Brooklyn
Derby at Gravesend-Fives strikers were
killed and m,.ny wounded in battle with
deputies at Sickle Hollow, Pa-New
York business men are to hold monster
mass meeting to protest against an in
come tax-Sailors refuse to go to sea in
the big British bark Lydgate, now at New
Y York-Ex- General Master Powderly
was suspended, not expelled-A ban
4uet was rendered to United States naval
officers in London--The informal dedi-
cation of the new Postal Telegraph and
Gable companies building
occurred in New York city-Hundreds
Of ex-Presidant Morton's fowl were
stricken with tuberculosis and killed.
The captain of the Paris denies the story
that his ship crossed the bows of the Ma
jestic--M. Dupuy refused to undertake
TO construct a new French ministry
Several opposition motions and amend
nents to the budget bill were rejected in
she house of commons--The j. X. Gill |
company, wholesale dealers in books and |
stationery, Portland, Or, assigned Liza |
Dilities. Sl30, ZOO - express on the |
Shore line struck and killed two tramps |
who were walking on the track at a point |
between Branford and Stony Greek, Conn. |
Saturday, May e6.
c. c. Baldwin was nominated for naval
,ficer at New York-Not one of the
atest counterfeit s. bills has reached Bos-
E. Clapp of Northampton, Mass,
vas suffocated by gas at Young's hotel,
Boston-A jealous husband murdered
lis wife and attempted suicide at New
lrk. v. flames Dunan, who shot
Alderman LOmasney of Boston. was sent
o the asylum for the insane at Worcester
British warships at Boston
we're besieged by thousands of visitors
The Massachusetts prohibition state COM
nittee asked ex-Chairman Blackmer to
withdraw his signation-Clarence NJ
Jason was found guilty of assault with
ntent to kill in the superior GRIM
nal court at Salem, Mass -
The Guion Steamship company is going
ut of business-France has sued the
Worlds Columbian exposition for
!, 100000 damages - Samuel Alex
nder, the crazy murderer who es-
aped from the Worcester (Mass)
sylum, was arrested in Montreal
'atal hostilities occurred in the mining
istrict of Cripple Creek, Colo-The
ruiser Marblehead is not to be at Marble