The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-22

duty-A jewelry mandatory at New
ark, N. j., was burned. Loss, $45, 600
John p. Leedom, sergrant-ata arms of the
national house at the time Of the Silcott
defalcation, died at roledo-Ex-Super
tendent of Police Cyrus Small died at Bos-
ton-A waterspout caused consider
able damage m several fatali-
ties in Alaba - - st. Andrew
Presbyterian ,h@rch in Windsor,
Can, was burned. Loss, 1000 -
Twenty-three horses were burned to
death in barn at Somerville-The
treasury department decided that dia-
mond cutting is not new industry"
Fifty miners were killed in disaster
at Troppau, Silesia-Judge Gaynor re.
fused to appear before the trolley strike
investigating comm1ttee-A boy was
killed and a man fatally injured while ex-
hbiting fire escape apparatus in Duluth
John w. Broadus the eminent the,
ologian, died at Louisville-Saco's (Me)
city hall was damaged 5000 by fire-A
letter left by Fernald, the Maine matri-
eide, indicates that his intention just
previous to the tragedy was to
commit suicide-Fall River police com
missioners increased the prices for liquor
licenses-Ex- Mayor Richardson of New
Castle, Pa, was fined $3.50 and costs for
accepting Weavers of the Mer
chants Wooden mill at Dedham went on
strike-A Hebrew peddler was murdered
for his money near Bradford, Pa.
Sunday, March II.
A boiler exploded at Webster Mass,
and caused $50, 900 damage-The whole
Spanish cabinet resigned-Police found
100 gam blers, men and women, in resort
at Bridgeport-Three men were killed
by falling walls at a Toledo fire
Schooner Zimri s. Wallngford was
burned. The crew were saved-Japan-
ese captured the entire supply of provi-
sions of the Chinese army in Manchuria
- Cuban insurgents won a battle
from the government troops under Gen
eral Saldo-A reward of $1,000 was of
fered for the apprehension of Colorado
murderers - Cincinnati whisky deal
ers refused to obey the order of
the trust to advance prices -
Schooner La Plata was towed into New
York dismasted-An elevator and ware
house in St. Louis were burned. Loss,
500, 000-Lasters in the l.. G. Straw COM
pany's factory, Salem, went out on strike
troops occupied Adigrat, East
Africa, without opposition-Forty three
dead bodies were taken from the mine
owned by the late Archduke Albrecht-
The rumor that an English syndicate had
Influenced Mexico to 60 to war with
was denied by ministers of
both countries-The porte assured
Minister Terrell Of the safety Of
Christians in Asia Minor - Wreck
age came ashore near Tarifa, proba-
bly, from the Reina Regents-The Span
iards defeated the Malay Mussulmans ON
island--Adam Danalvicius of
South Boston was arrested ON q charge Of
Andrew Eliknoritch, from the
effects Of which the latter died--The
Britannia beat the Ailsa in the Monte
Carlo regatta-Nash of Tufts has &C
cepted the proposal Of Klein of Harvard
for an intercollegiate 'strong man" con-
ST Paul women died as a re-
suit of an attempt to start fire with gas
)line.
liza Monday, March Is.
Governor Hastings of Pennsylvania en-
;ertalns presidential aspira. ions-The |
supreme court Is said to be divided on the in.
,ome tax law question-The famous old |
brood mare Alma Mater was sold for $1,000 |
N New York--Tommy White defeated !
George Siddons in six rounds at Chicago |
Won Werder, German ambas-
'ador to St. Petersburg, was recalled
1riffo accepted McAuliffes challenge to a
light for the lightweight championship
officially entered a crew for
he big crew race of the Henley regatta
and O'Donnell boxed eight
ounds to draw at Boston-Mgr. Sa-
olli suspended the edict of the
'ope relative to Catholic membership
n the Knights of Pythias-Mayor Gray
4 Oldtown, Me-, was reelected after
n exciting political fght-The Colon
ian revolution has ended. The whole army
rebels rendered-Confldence is ex-
ressed that the Spanish officers in Madrid
will not seek further revenge against
he newspapers-The vessel that fired
n the Alliance is said to be the Condo
g VenaditO--The principal leaders in
he Salvadorean Instruction were shot
he supreme court dismissed the suit of
he state of California VS.. the Central
'acific railroad-Professor McCook of
trinity college asserted that the Connec-
cut secret ballot law has increased venal
ram Katahdin was success
lily ties ed at Charlestown (Bos on) navy
rd-Redemptorist fathers opened
ission in Newburyport - Ex- Senator
awes began his series of lectures at Dart
outh college on United States history
antilles and owners of ranneries along
le A berjona river in Winchester, Mass,
ere notified to vacate within 60 days
is feared that 81 allpox may appear in
oston any day, because of its prevalence
the large lies of the country-Lewis
assus, who had a total of S9O.95 on his
,rson, stole "a cents firm poor box at
oston and got sentenced to the house of
erection for a term of four months.
Tuesday, March 10.
Charles +. Thompson killed his brother
dward at North Carmel, Me-Harvard
Guilty went on record as being against
football-Russell G. Ste.
ms of East Brdgewater Mass, who en-
,rsed worthless checks, claims he was
mself victimized-It is rumored that
,cretary Gresham has asked for
70 recall of Minister Thurston ,
Designer Herreshoff improved enough
receive his chief workmen -
egler whipped Abbott in a six-round
hit in ladelphia-Centra and South
merican countries are solidly against
interference with them-The !
bster bill was passed by the Maine SEN
hundred negroes sailed from :
.vannah for Liberia-The Weetamoe q
i'll company of Fall River was fined for .