The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-15

sufferer from infuenza--The MARQUIS
OF Queensberry was committed for trial
on the charge of libelling Oscar Wilde
There are l41 applications on file for the
u licenses that can be legally granted in
LoWell-Mayor Quincy of Newbury
port has ordered the discon tinuance OF
TRIPS by the electric cars over the New.
buryport bridge, which is considered
rather unsafe-C. +. Adams, publisher
OF the Cape Cod Independent and Other
local papers, is said to be in financial trou.
ble and has left Falmouth, Mass-Cam.
peilo (Mass people are interested in the
present address of Charles w Wetter.
holm, missing some time by wife and
four children.
Monday, March IL.
Haverhill shoemakers declared the big
strike oH-News of an attempt made six
weeks ago to burn ST. Augustine church,
South Boston, Is just made public
chinese We're routed at Tenchantai by the
Japanese, leaving 200) dead and dying
The Dockery commission claims to have
saved the government over 5000, 900 a year
City Attorney Fox of New Haven
claims certain insurance companies
practically offer premium on murder
The notorious Catarina CARA was
killed in the revolt in Colombia
Statements of horrible butchery in Ar
menia were made before the commission
of inquiry-San Domingo is to make
ample reparation. for injuries to French
subJects-Bishop Elisha Smith Thomas
died at Salina, Victorious troops
in ltaly's east African territory are to be
given medals and flags-The opening of
the North sea and Baltic canal will be
celebrated with splendid fetes - Bob
Cook, the Yale rowing coach, will not re-
turn from Europe before May REV.
DIR. McAuley of Philadelphia was de-
tected in sin and disgraced--Ex- Mayor
jackson of Fall River will not appear at
the hearing on Mayor Greene's charges
Nelly Wilson, with ySliases, was ar
rested in Chicago tor thefts in Boston
Actor Gentry, who murdered Madge
Yorke has so far recovered as to be taken
to jail-Ex- President Harrson's condi-
ton is unchanged-The body of Law
renee Duffy of Salem was found in
swamp in Topsfield, Mass-Two men
from Boston were struck by a train at
New Haven-The congregation of the
Broadway Congregational church. Somer-
vile, subscribed nearly $4,000 for church
provement-Arthur l.. Farnsworth
will be deputy collector at Portland
Captain Thomas H. Griffin of New Haven
has disappeared Howard Gould's 90
rater Niagara will probably be finished by
April /.
Tuesday. March IL.
No monetary conferrees have yet been
appointed by the presdent-The law to
prevent smuggling from the Mexican free
zone are TO be put in force in a few days
prfo oh Iar nd tr, oi 81
New York strikers. About 10, 600 are now
rebels killed 300 govern
ment troops in battle-Biddeford Re
candidates by big ajorities-There was
no choice for mayor at the Bangor cleo
miners were released
from the Old Abe mine. Five were dead
Joel F. Sheppard arrived at
Quincy Point, Al days from Norfolk
and Addicks got six votes
each in the Delaware senatorship contest
knocked out the Harlem Coffee
Cooler" in one round in London-The
;ase of Louisiana VS.. the Olympic Athletic
club was decided in favor of the club
Cardinal Gibbons has been summoned to
timber near Ixtlahu-
ica, Mex, was burned-John Is. Man
ming & Sons, maltsters, Buffalo, have as
signed School children of Woburn are
10 be examined for scarlet fever symptoms
"A fire marshal is nv& igating the
Munroe street fire in Lynn-A. +. Hud-
son, one of the cleverest forgers in the
was arrested at Duluth-The
collapse of a brick pier in a Dedham
school resulted in serious injuries to two
Pendergast Of New
on, who recently inherited several thou
and dollars, has been adiudged insane
Robert +. West pleaded mot guilty" to
he charge of killing Slamin, the coach
nan, at Boston last December-Boston
,olice have not been asked to do anything
n regard to finding John o. Bache, the
Missing New York insurance agent
Wednesday. March 13.
Leroy Fernald, the East Lebanon (Me.)
died in his cell in the Alfred
ail-Negro laborers were massacred by
White men at New Orleans-Captain
Crossman of the American steamer AL
ianca reports that she was fired upon by a
spanish man. Of war-Pilot commission
rs find Pilot Lawlor at fault for the
of the steamer Venetian, and
evoked his commission-An attempt to
ain possession of an Omaha Catholic
hurch was followed by riot and bloodshed
The Japanese army's heart is set on
eachine Pekin - Cuban rebels we're
eaten in a skirmish with regular troops
ear Guam tanamo - The A. p. A
aims l25, 600 membership in Michigan-
Massachus etts legislative committee
in Georgia investigating the cotton
industry-The treasury
As run behind more than $2,0o0,0 J0 al
ady this month-Naval officers still
,pe for an adequate representation of
merican warships at the North sea canal
auguration-The next state census Is
pected to give Boston more than 100
ditional liquor licenses-Baltimore
refused women admission
general conference -Samuel B.
NTH (Rep.l was elected mayor
Laconia, n. H-John l. Walker
IS sentenced at Boston to % years
state prison under the habitual
minal act-Thirsa Emery of Eliot.
B., celebrated her Tooth birthday
= Yale freshmen, as punishment
recent offense, are pro
Dited from playing baseball -
lirty-one vessels were wrecked in a
,rm off Cadiz -American capitalists
II operate Peruvian coal fields -
may have building at the
lanta exposition = Two workmen
re injured in a dynamite explosion at
l.