The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Thursday, March 7.

was matter of poor ookkeepinV-Con
gresham elect Calderhead says Kansas i
getting to be a sound money state Ar
attempt was made to burn ST. Peter,
church at Boston--Mrs Ella Butler is f.,
sue Leroy Fernald the East Lebanon
(Me.) matrcide. for breach O. promis.
Ambassadors Bayard is to urge upor
Great Britain an adjustment of thu
trouble between Venezuela and British
Guiana--Editor Chase of Wa hinptor
was convicted of criminal libel against
Taylor, colored recorder of deeds
of the District of Columbia-Tbere
was heavy fighting in Old New
| Chwang The Chinese were routed with
great loss after obstinate Resistance
Heirs of Frederick Douglass are to con test
his will - Several officials of Wood
county, o., were indicted for official mis-
conduct-The governor general of Cuba
asked the government for re-enforcements
The Boston fund for the New
foundland sufferers now amou1 ITS to
about $5900--Employes of the Brighton
Fertilizer company refuse to work for less
than SO a week-Rev. T. w. Nickerson.
Jr., has accepted the rectorship of the
Church of the Messiah at Boston-John
j. Kane, shipping master at Boston, is
held on the charge of exacting illegal fees
from sailors - An injunction was
granted to restrain Lynn labor leaders
from interfering with employees of
Faunce 81 Spinney Cambridge hospital
receives 5000 and the Avon Place home of
Cambridge $500 by the will of DR.. iona
than w. Bemis of Cambridge
Friday, March 8.
Boston's relief cargo arrived at St.
Johns, N. f. There was a wild demon.
stration at the wharf-Bank Cashier
Wing of Grafton, Mass, was all right in
his accounts--Silver certificates are soon
to be replaced by new issue of fresh de
sign--The president would call an extra
session of congress if the gold reserve
needed more Observation-Disclosures Dana of
the New York Sun was indicted in the
District of Columbia for criminal libel
The Ailsa in her first race at Cannes
defeated the Britannia-Henry NJ
Whitney is at the head of Halifax street
railway syndicate-Gale Bros of Hayer-
hill refused proposal made by strikers
There is an improvement in the condi-
dion of Designer Herreshoff - George
Dixon defeated heavier man at the New
York Athletic club - Satisfactory
progress is being made on the
new cup yacht at Bristol, r. L
The business portion of Flora, Ind, was
burned--The western wheat supply is
not promising-The American yacht
Mohican was burned at Brighton, Eng
Sylvia c. Hall, long over
due, is safe at New Haven-Utah has
adopted the constitution of the United
are assembling at Sa-
vannah preparatory to immigrating to Lii
will probably take part
in the French exhibition of 19OO-A
deputy sheriff at Middlesboro, KY, was
shot and killed by an unknown desperate |
The state of Washington calls on con-
gress to protect Alaska from British usur-
patton --Lawrence Duffy, veteran of |
the war. is reported as missing from his
home in Salem--Governo Clarke of Ar
kansas was called a liar and rascal by an
angry state representative--The Massa-
chusetts supreme court says that towns
and cities have the right to protect their
water supplies from pollution-The en-
lire live stock cargo of the steamship In
irini was confiscated by Glasgow health
officials
Saturday. March 8.
Treasury officials deny sensational re-
ports that they are dissatisfied with the
way the bond syndicate is performing it's
ontract-Steamer Longfellow was sunk
hear Cincinnati and six persons drowned
-Griffo and Dime boxed eight rounds
10 draw at Boston--Harry Hayward
vas found guilty at Minneapolis of the
murder of Miss Catherine Ging-Rebels
ire said to have taken town near Ha-
rama - Marquis Filippo Berardi was
wounded by a lunatic in an
lsylum near Rome-A Florida vestibule
rain was wrecked at Scotland, Ga. Two
PERSONS were killed and several injured
Howgate will probably have
o stay in Jail pending trial on remaining
Indictments - Work ON the new
'essels authorized for the navy
re to be promptly begun -
Anti phthisin, a new medical discovery,
5 claimed to be valuable curative agent
or consumption-Shoe bodies of
he country are to hold convention to
onsider Observation-Disclosures col
eye has man who Is stronger
han the Harvard champion -
oseph III. O'Neil arrived in Boston to as
ume his duties as assistant United States
new theater is to be built .
Manchester, n H-Dr. John Black
Ter retired from the committee of 100 in
pringfield-A street was torn up, house
lrecked and man fatally injured by a gas :
xplosion at Providence-Rev DIR. New I
ian Smyth resigned from the police in I
estigation committee at New Haven L
teamer Rotterdam was floated at Blyth, C
ng-A cyclone caused damage near 4
rewton, Ala-Two Chicago policemen /.
ere shot by ighwaymen-Omaha Pu- II
list Lindsay was found guilty of man. b
total fire loss at Port of r,
pain, Trinidad is So, 600 OO0-The pope h
-inces disapproval of the anti Semites of A
Havel was hoated ir
sdney's channel, Sandy Hook-Cana- g,
an Liberals are confident of vic al
ry in the general elections-CharlesL L. N
.ir must contest his fathers will un- &c
led by his sisters--There have been 81
3 cases of smallpox in Chicago since OF
N. Germany has not yet been in W
ted to take part in the French exhibit In
IN of 1900 = Judge Aldrich of the CT
nited States district court at Boston M
and the fishing schooner Fl. B. Parker =
fault in her collision with pilot boat d. 70
Lawlor. rE H..s hi
Sunday, March 10. ~
The East Braintree (Mass.) schooner At
Ell f. Sheppard, given up for lost, was W
we'd to New York after a terrible ex M
bark Portland Lloyds, re- A
rted as destroyed, is safe--Archbishop WI
toili danfaS having axnrassad at,v ! n