The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-29
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Wednesday, March go.


The woman suffrage bill was defeated
IN the Maine senate-Schooner Jubilee
arrived at St. Johns, N. f., with relief
stores from Boston--A Lynn electric car
was held up by a highwayman-New
England tro ting horse breeders voted to
form corporation - Japan is likely
to accept payment of Chinese war
indemnity in bonds - A passen-
ger train was wrecked in Georgia
without loss of life or serious injury
The Canadian Pacific railroad cut the sal
aries of all it's UNDERGRADUATES cop
led accounts from the books of a Bath
nrIn and went out collecting bills
Harvard undergraduates are much
disturbed over the faculty vote on football
-Kilrain and Sullivan may come to-
gether in boxing match-The Spanish
steamer Carpio was probably lost with all
of her crew - Ryan bested Tracy in
boxing match at Chicago -
Bostons Newfoundland relief fund
reached nearly S9J0O-J udge Tuley of
Chicago declared margin trading illegal
-Ralph Wilkes, the famous trotting
stallion, died at Lancaster, Mass-John
Kurtz, after saving his family, persisted
In New York burning tenement-A
semi official newspaper at Havana warned
the United States against arousing Spain
CHARLES X Woodward of Boston was
fined SIS for practicing dentistry without
certificate of Observation-Disclosures r.
Stockbridge Boston real estate dealer.
was killed by falling down stairs-Gov-
ernor Coffin of Connecticut informed
Governor Greenhalge of Massachusetts
that the rights of Dr. Written, who is on
trial In Connecticut, are being we'll pro-
tected.
Thursday, March 81.
Hostilities in Peru were terminated after
three days fighting and provisional gov
eminent was observation-disclosures and
Sadie Robinson were sentenced in Buffalo
for killing Lawyer Gibbs of that city
w. M. Aiken of Cincinnati was selected
as supervising architect of the treasury
All German warships will he dressed with
flags on Blsmarck's bir hday-Emperor
William proposes a pension for old war
riors of the war of 1S70--Sr Edward
Grey says the British took no part in the
deportation of ex-King Mataafa--An
American girl won first prize in the
mid Lenten festival at Nice - The
Sultan ordered the release of i'm
prtsoned Armenian ecclesiastics -
The Japanese fleet took possession of
Fisher island-There was S4Oo, 600 fire
In Sioux City, Ia-A receiver was ap.
pointed for the Oregon Short Line and
Utah Northern Railway company-A
general strike of mill operatives at Olney-
ville r. i, is contemplated-Ex-R Repre-
sentative William Elmer was elected a
Judge of the Connecticut superior court
Sixty miners were killed by explosion
h Wyoming mine-Platt forces were
temporarily defeated in the New York sem
aBe on police bill measure-A Bangor
woman eloped with a tramp, whom her
husband had given home--The cleo
trieal workers strike in New York was de-
olared off--John Desmond was appointed
collector of customs at Fall River
The Cambridge school board voted to ban
ish states and sponges from the schools
Steamer Venetian broke completely in
two in Boston harbor-Francis A. Gas |
kill of Worcester was nominated |
for Judge of the superior court in |
place of the late Judge Aldrich- |
Armistice was declared in Peru-Yel- |
low fever Is increasing at Santos-Mrs. |
Lease declined to run for mayor of Wi |
Faure of France has |
tnfluenza-George r. Young of Boston |
was fined 1870 for having short Holsters in |
his possession Collector Donovan of |
Boston was advised that the income |
tax should be based on business actually |
transacted during lS94-Dr. Henry COT |
Zee, acting president of Lehigh university, |
died-Don Samon Lare, an American
philanthropist died in Mexico-Rev |
Charles Parsons, recently of Brooklyn, |
will succeed Rev. Matt S. Hughes as
pastor of the Chestnut Street Methodist |
church, Portland.
Friday, March 22.
Mill owners in and lolnd Olneyville,
r. I, have combined to resist contem-
plated demands for more wages--George
was found guilty of murder in
New York-An Alabama desperate, Jim
Morrison, was killed by deputy sheriff
pr. G. G. Gay Of Waterbury killed
himself in the presence of his wife
ames Clark sentenced to five years for
larceny at Baltimore, turned out to be
James Taylor, the noted bigamist -
China is to renew her request for Euro
pean interven tion-Payment of mem
hers of parliament is favored by the Brit
lsh house of commons - McAuliffe
and Critic were matched to fight
for the lightweight championship -
A roller mill at Hastings, Neb., was
gold bar valued at $4,000
was stolen at Engenada, Cal - Miss
Abbie- M. Gannett, the author, died at
Aalden-Sir Henry f. Ponsonby, secre-
tary of Queen Victoria, is dying-Four
of Wurtemberg sent con-
to Bismarck-Two large
of short Holsters were seized
ut Boston-Captain Murphy of the Sars-
Geld Guards of Boston was found guilty
Of parading with a firearm on the evening
Of St. Patrick's day-W. A. Clark Of
Butte, Mon., has practically secured con-
srol of Wallace & Sons big brass factory
IN Ansonia, COMM the British house
Of lords, Lord Brassey proposed that the
naval reserve be raised to $1,000 mem
Floods prevailing in the Glogau district
Of Prussian Silesia have inundated the
towns of Ohlan, Zedlitz and KoStwitz-
Michael Hart and John Stanton were
arraigned in Somersworth, N. H., for as
listing Michael Sullivan of Portsmouth in
Emma Martin. and were held
In 500 each for the supreme court
The New Zealand government has de.
,ided to send delegates to the proposed sill
rer conference. IL has taken steps also to
appoint a Pacific cable commission
on messages to Lima has been
bolished-Schooner Modoc, while enter
ng Portland harbor, ran aground. She
was pulled off at high tide-Charles
Mccoy, aged IA, had his right arm caught