The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-04-05
NEWS OF THE W EEK
Thursday, March 2S,

Haverhill merchant, committed suicide
"A political crisis In the Dominion cab
met and r, signation of ministers-The
Japanese loan to Corea falls through
Mrs. Eliza A. Wall asked for receiver
for the Cordage syndicate-Michael j.
Martin of Lowell was found guilty of
manslaughter--Ba Won Buol-Beren-
berg was elected president of the reichstag
Mr.. Langdon S. Ward, treasurer of the
American Board of Commissioners of For
eign Missions, died at Ncwton-Presi,
dent Norton and Superintendent Quinn
Of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
company. Brooklyn, we're acquitted
Of violating the l0-hour law
Edison won in the graphophone patents
suit brought by the American GRAPHIC
phone company - The Auburn State
bank Of Illinois YVES robbed of $l000-
Lawrence A. Jacobs Boston straw bail
man, was sentenced to four years in
prison - The Britannia beat the
Ailsa in strong wind off Nice
The reichstag refused to kill the anti-revo-
hutton bill-A first edition of Walton's
complete Angler" sold for 1895 in New
York-The state of Nebraska will appro-
pirate $500, 600 for the relief of drought
stricken farmers Great Britain ex-
planned to the United States that it in
tended no slight in regard to the British
ultlmatum to Nicaragua-The grand
Jury of Belknap county. N. H., has IN
Sicted Frank Davis of Laconia and
Thomas II. Smith for extreme cruelty to
ehild-Patrick Conroy, wanted in Lowell
for brutal assault, gave himself up to the
police at Bridgeport. He said he was
tired OF avoiding the police
Friday, March go.
Judge Elias j. Hale Of Foxcroft, Me-,
committed sncide-Frends of the Nor
wegian system held an enthusiastic meet
ing at Boston-Membe of the Maine
legislature were entertained by members
of the Massachusetts legislature
First Baptist church of Boston observed
its 230th anniversary-Five Yale stu
dents in a sailboat, who were
missing, were heard from at Green
point, l.. l - Affairs of the Con-
necticut River Savings bank, Charles
town. N. H. are to be wound UP
The father of William Gibson of Halifax
thinks his son was murdered in Boston
The old Colony tax bill was passed by
the Connecticut house The forest
wealth of Canada is sensibly diminishing
1.-Two notorious Indian Territory out
laws were killed by deputy marshal
occupy the old campground at South
birmingham this year, as usual -
Five children burned in house at Minot,
N. D-Kassalan dervishes defeated by
italian patrols near Kassala, Itay-
Nearly 2UO Hebrews were expelled from
Kieff, Russia since March l5-A Polish
church in Omaha was burned, presumably
by a church faction-Feld Marshal Sir
Patrick Grant, governor of Chefs, (Eng)
hospital died-Chairman Crocker re-
moved the first shovelful of earth for the
Boston subway excavation - Joaquin
Miller, u refugee from Hawaii, predicts
an expedition to free royalists-Fred l..
Leighton has accepted the posision as
cashier of the Arlin gton National bank at
Lawrence-Rev. Mr.. Horst of North
boro, Mass, has accepted q call to the |
Second Unitarian church at Athol- /
Colonel Samuel B. Horne the new Con. i
necticut labor commissioner appointed |
Wallace w. Ives chief clerk of the bureau
In place of George k. Bearn-The Yer
mont state board Of pharmacy granted
licenses to 325 applicants The next meet
ing will be held in Rutland, June 26-
Michael Sullivan, aged 70, was run over
at Providence by heavily loaded coal
cart and was so badly injured that he can.
not live. f. Desmond's shoe factory |
at Marlboro, which has been shut down
anoe Dec. 10, 1894, will resume operations
about April 1-Jane Mcfarland, widow
OF Roderick Mcfarland, who was killed
in the battle of Gettysburg died at Cum
berland Mills Me-, from the effects of a
fall i
Saturday. March 80. i
The governor of New Hampshire re-
fused to sign several important bills, and
prorogued the legislature-Janes Nc
Bride murdered Mrs. Rockford at Sixteen
Acres in Springfield, and fatally shot him
self-Senator Sherman q candidate for
his old place as chairman of the senate
finance committee-A home rule resolu-
tion passed the house of COMMEMORATIVE
sius w. White, an embezzler took flight
from Worcester-Sarah Bently, IL years
old, died at Boston, poisoned by candy
The Gravesend o. L. election indictments
dropped-The first edition of the Nor
mon Bible brought $40 by auction
Three persons burned to death at North
port, L. Mine United States mail
boxes rified at Keene-Addicks lost one
vote In the Delaware senatorial balloting
of Manitoba resolved to
guard the public schools-French rentes
fell II on the British governments warn
ing IN regard TO AIflca--SpanlSh he
publicans beaten in their attempt to OBJ
struct the passage of the budget
Schooner Samuel V. Colby, which sailed
from Fortune Bay, N. f., with crew of
six men. is lost-T A. Havemeyer pre-
sented to the United States Golf association
a challenge trophy valued at $1,000 -
Waldo 6. Brown, a wealthy business man
Of Houlton, Me-, mysteriously disap-
hermit found dead in hi,
shanty near Foster Centre r. IA tree
planted In honor of Admiral Foote at
the Newport naval training school
improvement shown in
the general trade of the country
Judge Green of Trenton denied the appli.
patton of the American Graphophone com
pany for an Injunction against aud ao-
from the. United States Promo.
graph company - The London Daily
News urges the signatory powers of the
Berlin treaty to do now what
must be done sooner or later
and insist upon Armenian self.govern-
tnent with a Christian government
No amendments offered by the Op-