The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-01

Prince Friedrich Augustus palace in ORES.
den-Major General Joseph B. Carr died
at Troy, N. Y-Japanese are inclined to
treat George Howie, the American, very
severely-Chinese forces reiterated to
| New -Chwang-An order was introduced
in council forbidding the importation Of
American cattle into France-Sister
Aloyse, superior of the Notre Dame acad-
envy, Boston, Is dead-George w. Mo
Bride was elected United States senator
from Oregon--Fire at Rutland caused
| over $25, 600 loss-The Japanese are mo
bilizing force probably for an expedition
to Formosa-An old couple were burned
to death at Middle Haddam, Conn
Domenico Lo Posselo, wanted at Concord,
N H., for murder, lie thought to be in Bos-
ton-"Old Davy" Breckenridge, the col
ored apple vender at Yale College, is dead.
The ship Henry Falling, 104 days
from Hioga, Japan. arrived at Portland,
with rags and curies for the Cumberland
mills, Boston and New York-Walker
G. Hammer. for 30 years the trusted teller
of the First National bank al Lynchburs,
| Va, Is under arrest, charged with the ON
bezzlement Of $1,000 of tho banks funds
The greater portion of tho city OF Mus
cat has been captured by insurgent He'd
,, ouins. The sultan Ned from the palace,
but eventually regained tho eastern Dor
ton of the town. The fighting continues
Rev William M. Jones, an American
abolitionist, who for % years was minister
of a chapel in the Whitechapel district
died at London-Another Japanese
army Is being modified at Hiroshima for
the purpose, it is said, of making an at
tack on the island of Formosa-The
T. 49, l.
credit of 100, 900 900 yen $500 OO0, OOO) asked
for by the government. 1t has also given
its approval to Corean loan Of 100000
yen--The car has ordered the app oint-
ment of a commission to found, In mem
DRY of his father, an institution where
q home will be provided for disabled au-
thors artists and actors-A vote Of tho
Republican members of the Kansas leg
islature on presidential preferences shows
Mckinley to be in the lead.
Tuesday. Feb. 20.
Striking operatives at the Lancaster
mills in Clinton decided to accept q cut
down until May THE government
treasury deficit for February will not be
much below $1,000, 0OO-Miss Anna
Gould will not change her religion upon
becoming Countess de Castellane--
King Melinek's expedition against tribes
in South Abyssinia is said to have slain
70, 900 ACKNOWLEDGMENT In the German
cabinet is increasing daily - The
Welsh church disestablishment bill was
called up in the house of commons
Newfoundland's condition will be made
worse soon by an ice embargo--The gov
erDment will receive some $780, 900, 900 of
gold on account of the bond syndicate
The Bridgeport Law and Order league La
to secure number of arrests in connec-
ton with a recent masquerade ball
Fears of a revolution in Cuba are increas-
ing-An old man and woman were
robbed and murdered and their bodies
burned at Trottwood, O-The discovery
that his credentials were queer" is said
to havo caused the sudden disappearance
of Rev. Mr.. Martin from Cumberland
Mills, Me.-A man struck on the head
with bottle in row at Rumford Falls,
Me-, died at the Lewiston hospital
O'Brien defeated Ed Bin
ney in 14-round bout at Boston
Chicago Is to have union newspaper
Norway radicals propose separate min
governor of German East
Africa has ACKNOWLEDGMENT capital
Is reported in Pennsylvania banks
of smallpox-A colored woman of Tren-
ton is dying Of ydrophobia-Colom-
bian rebels are still struggling with gov
eminent troops--War between factions
of the Coahuila Indians. near Indo. Gal,
Is imminent-The British brig Prussia
was abandoned 500 miles Of Delaware
Break water - Canadian Pacific share
holders are disappointed because no divi-
dend was declared-The pope on Marcus
will celebrate the Itch anniversary OF his
coronation - Brigantine Rocky Glen
reached Now York after q rough passage
through the gulf stream-Austin Kings
ley of East Machias, Me-, is dead He had
been county treasurer for several years
German clericals would fine and imprison
any agnostic or scoffer at the religious
character of the marriage relations-The
weekly statement of the Boston national
banks shows heavy reduction In volume
of outstanding loans, also in deposits
The American schooner John @. Sweeney
was abandoned aG sea--China has given
Lii Hung Chang full powers to make
experiment of having electric
cars carry mail is to be tried in Boston
John Davies a barber and old time actor,
died at Boston--Rev. Patrick O'Connell
died at Lawrence, aged 81 He came from
Hoosic Falls n. Y, last July
Wednesday, Feb. FL.
DIR. A. P. Niles, the A. p. A. candidate,
was elected senator in the Second Middle
sex (Mass.) district by 81 votes-The ap-
pointment of Joseph H. O'Neil as SUI
treasurer at Boston Is expected soon
The license bill and bill for the repeal of
the moiety clause of the nuisance act was
killed in the New Hampshire house
A rink at Bridgeport caught fire during
ball and was destroyed-New York city
got many bids for it's issue of gold bonds
The valuable library of the late Hon.
E. H. Rollins is to be given to the state of
New Hampshire-The schooner Win
lie Laurie arrived at New Lon
lon in crippled condition -
Charles Danforth was appointed post
Master at Manchester, n. H-Thomas
1. Mann was appointed postmaster at
Maine Central will not
,uild a branch line in eastern Maine
frederick Douglass was buried at Roches-
er-W William ID. Swart was appointed
Ire commissioner at Nashua-An insane
nan at Standish, Me-, wandered into the
woods and had both feet frozen--A man
laiming to be sheriff is supposed to have
windled people in North Adams and Reads
oro VA runaway horse Dlunuad 30