The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-05-24
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday, MAY 16.

cap race at GraveSend-General CopS
wells physicians announce that he ma
die at any moment--Navy department
seeking evidence against Admiral Mead
in New York-Eplscopal convention de
cided against division of the Massacbu
sets diocese--William O'Brien, MP.
declared bankrupt-Empero of Austri,
accepted the resignation of Count
Kalnoky, the imperial premier -
William S. Whitford, Woburn pro
vision dealer, committed suicide-Em
bezzler George H. Wheeler sentenced to
219 years in the house of correction
Whisky dealers about to wage war on the
trust--Milford seems destined to be-
come trolley railroad center
Southwestern Traffic association in har-
mony again-Mgr. Agliardi, papal
nuncio at Vienna, recalled California
flooded with cheap Japanese laborers
Brazil has begun to strengthen her gold
reserve-Indiana's new system of taxa
ton upheld by the courts Illinois silver
Democrats will read all opponents of free
silver out of the party United States
Mutual Accident association of New York
Xpplied for receiver-M Miners at Corn
1Hg o., attempted to mob visiting mem
h4B OF the city council of Columbus
H{Ner men defeated sound money men in
Nt4* HAuaillS COuuUy DeIuOCfaUlC convention
h6ld at Quincy, ls.-Massachusett
Rpsy moth commission will construct a
oheap, temporary building for experiments
it'll nsecticides-Pope asks the car to
Sxercise clemency toward several Roman
Eatholic priests sentenced to exile.
Friday, May II.
Hawaiian republic said to be on it's last
9legs-Peter Wingren arrested at Brock
ia mn da IF d.,
Opinion at Washington almost unani-
nous that the supreme court will wipe
out all of the income tax law-Olney-
VILE (R. ID operatives who remain at
work VIII be treated as "scabs''-Another
.ssheaVy 1rost caused damage TO small fruit
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS legation in
Ny hlngbon has advices that complications
Ii khe East have been adjusted Prince
Alexander Won Hohenlohe welded Princess
Emmanuele-Count Goluchowski ap-
pointed Austrian prime minister
French torpedo boat sunk, ant four men
crowned bez Spencer Balfour com
mitted for trial in London-Admiral
Meade will pr1bably be reprimanded
ano Kept OF waiting orders--Nic-
4agua settled Great Britains claim of
WOO o-Greate I New York bill killed at
Albany-Uppe house of Prussian diet
voted In favor OF an International agree
inent on bimetallism--Peter H. Burnett,
nrsb governor of California, dead-Ex-
SeSldent Harrison presented with the
New Jersey Historical society's gold
medal--Cuban forces defeated in one
battle and government troops defeated in
another--Presbyteria general assem-
bly, elected Rev DR.. Robert r.
Booth of New York moderator
A 100000 appropriation for state ar
mory passed the Rhode Island house
= uly wheat sold up to 6S3s cents on the
chicago board of trade--United States
Minister DENLY writes in praise of the
work of missionaries in China-Question
OF the union of Canada and Newfound-
land presented to the Dominion parlia- 5
of Abraham Lincoln set I'D s
IN the city library at Manchester N H '
French warshps will not go to the far s
Banquet won again at t
Newmarket, Eng-American special ex- e
STess 70 run from Liverpool to London il
Dwyer's action in running Stonnell in a II
1elling race at Newmarket, Eng, criti- I
oIsed--Bond syndicate acquiring gold to a
Is given as collateral for the balance of t
uonds due to foreigners-Yalef freshmen
Hit hard by the prohibition of Harvard's s
faculty against further baseball playing
by the freshman class-Captain Clarke ]
of the British steamer Administer declares ]
that the port captain at Progreso, Mex, is
guilty of extortion - Governor Green !
halge appointed Senator Miller member
of the Massachusetts, board of education
and Hiram F. Mills of Lawrence mem
Der of the state board of health.
Saturday, May 1s.
Three persons killed and half dozen in
jured by the falling of "a tenement house
at Coventry, r. Catholic union of
Boston tendered Archbishop Williams a
reception in honor of his golden jubilee,
and presented him with portrait of him
self-Boom in Chicago wheat market
One king elected and another pro-
claimed in FormOsa-Effort to court
martial Admiral Meade not relinquished
Extensive forest fires raging in state of
Washington-Ram Katahdin disap-
pointment-Two business buildings
destroyed by fire at lewiston
J. w. Lowering, superintendent of Mt.
Auburn Cambridge cemetery, died of 7
| lockjaw Colonel l.. w Winchester died
at New York-Coreari ports to be opened
' to foreign commerce - Death of Arthur
Mellen Wellington, @. New York
and Brooklyn bridge bill approved by
MAYORS of both cities Theodore Hamel
of Lewiston found not guilty of man.
klaughter-Alex Lane of South Brewer,
h., found dead by the roadside
hree citizens of Concord, n. H., who
ere deprived of the right to vote, got
images in court--Bath iron works
aal course pronounced the best in the
nrld - Verdict of not guilty in the
auld bribery case at Portland
htannia beat Ailsa in the open
race of the Thames season.
saden preparing for war on Norway
O,Donoyan Rosa en- route to America
London Star called Pugilist Corbett h gas 1
hag NORTH Dakota crops were exteh-
siyely damaged by frost-Royal Arcanum
is reported in a prosperous condition
Arthur orion, Tichborne claimant, con-
fessed that he is afraud--Ant-briggs
element controls the Presbyterian general
assembly, Alderman Downs OF Somer-
vIlle thinks the city needs a purchasing
arent-Pall Mall Gazette censures New-
foundland for the failure of the federa-
tion scheme - Five men from tne
wrecked Provincetown schooner Lizzie
w Matthewson landed in New
York Ecclesiastical council called TO
tha pnSiQnaflOn of