The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-03-30

League of Purity is to ask congress to do
pose Colonel Breckenridge Edward
Morrill, of p, rtland, Me-. shot himself In
Boston hotel-Dr. Calvin Is to retire
from the Boston emergency hospital
manageme nt-Princeto defeated the
| Georgetowns at baseball--Two lives
were lost in an incendiary fire in San
Francisco-Ten masked robbers blew
open a deposit safe near Buffalo, and got
$65--Secretary Gresham may leave the
cabinet if the president vstoes the seig-
niorage bill--A Brooklyn deputy sheriff
was seized and held against live cleo
trio wire by railroad employees whom he
was trying to arrest-Governmen ex-
plorers have made gold discoveries in
Mexico-Ex-Pr Premier Gladstone is likely
to re-enter public life.
Monday, March &c.
Lester Smith of Saugatuck, Conn.,, has
brought suit against the Norwalk and
South Norwalk Horse Railroad company,
claiming $1,000 damages for having been
elected from a car-The Kennebec river,
in Maine, is open to navigation-Rich-
ard d. Coan, retired lumber merchant
of New Haven, is dead, aged II years
Edward E. Hall. aged 70 years,
until five years ago the leading
fancy grocer Of New Haven, is dead
The Unaka tobacco works at Greenville,
Tenn, were seized and closed by revenue
officials for violation of the law. 1t is
one of the largest factories in the state
Sir Robert Prescott of Dublin, the
well-known musician and composer, is
dead. He was born in that city in De
cember, 1S25-A lamp exploded and
set fire to a dwelling house in Lon
don, and Mr.. and Mrs. GROCER and three
children were burned to death
Another electric railway line has been
proposed to connect Holyoke and Spring
field, Mass, passing through Chicopee.
The company will organize this week
with capital stock of 100000 -
The seventh annual convention of the
American Association for the Advance
ment of Physical Education will be held
in the Yale gymnasium, April S, and I.
About 300 instructors in this work will
attend--David Lynch, builder, and one
OF the owners of the bark Saltwater, has
visited the scene of the wreck near ST.
John, N. B-Coxey's army is moving
Unless the 26 moulders employed by
the Lockwood Manufacturing company
at South Norwalk, Conn, who went out
on strike last Wednesday because of a
reduction in wages, accept Superinten-
dent Lockwood's ultimatum and return
to work this morning, they will
be locked out, and the company's big
buildings may be indefinitely closed
A case of smallpox has been discovered at
Portsmouth, N. H., the patient being
William Wright, about 25 years old, son
of David Wright living on the Whidden
fl rm on the IA ia vptta road
Tuesday, March ~.
An international union of socialists is
proposed-Two new cases of smallpox
are reported in South Boston-Mani-
festo won the Lancashire Eng.) steeple-
Point hotel is being |
by the sea-Representative
Hainer says the anticipation bill will pass
on Italian forts has been |
stopped in the interest of economics
The U. S. S. Marion had severe ex-
perience in Pacific ocean hurricane
The loss of livestock in Wyoming as re-
suit of the recent blizzard Is very great
The Atchison roads agreement with
;he Southern Pacific has improved the
situation in the west-Oscar l.. Mitchell,
he first colored man to take Episcopal
,rders in Boston. was ordained at st.
Augustine's church--Frank Baudet and
ma Darling, under arrest at Boston for
,ausing the death of their child, had
heir cases continued to April /
Grace church, Newton, Mass. lis free from
ebt-"International bi-metallism" was
discussed before the Boston Reform club
)y General Francis A. Walker and
Banker Clarence c. Jackson-Arson at
Boston to be added to the charge of
breaking and entering against Anton
amuelson-Bishop Hall says he has
lot declared against the prohibitory law
If Vermont-Tuberculo was found on
! Haverhill, Mass.) farm-The new
courthouse at Laconia, N. H., is to be ded
first case of Chinaman
lying in Maine occurred at Portland
French girl sent letter to Manches-
er IN. H. doctor telling him she intends
o drown herself for love of him-Judge
Bradley, in the Pollard Breckenridge
ase, has rendered a decision allow
ng the dispositions to be admitted
which were opposed by Miss Pollard's
ounsel The Saco (Me.) treasuryship
ight may develop into criminal libel
Munroe of Dodgeville, Mass,
vas murderously assaulted by "A tenant
Who had not paid his rent-An IN
.nOWn man was killed Dy Train at
ovidence-Senator Colquitt of Geor-
ia is dead-Alice Webster, the bicycle
windler, has been recognized as an old
Id offender.
Wednesday, March 20.
The Belgian cabinet il being reorgan-
to the AMOUNT OF $40 900 was
Obbed at South Bend, Ind - LyI n
Mass shoemakers are demanding re-
urn to former Drices-Lieut nant Ly-
IAN of the kearsarge is to be court mar
Cox, the oldest officer
t the United States navy, is dead-Two
len were badly injured by dynamite
xplosion at K st Braintree, Mass
enator Morgan says his proposed tariff
would be constitutional
he Prince of Wales Britannia won in |
ne international regatta at Nice--St. {
aul's Chamber of Commerce urges the !
passage of the tariff bill
he LYNN and Boston street railway is
nd to be hiring new men in anticipation
"A strike--The New York and New
ngland directors elected no president
leir meeting yesterday-The negoti
ons between France and Italy look - {
ward commercial entente are at {
kelly to be successful - Judge I
Tallace of New York adj ..rned ,
lie petition of the NewEngland r., Iyers / ,