The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-22
NEWS OF THE W EEK


Wednesday, March Is.
Terrified high Chinese officials are bolt
ing from Pekin-The New Hampshire
house Is more pronounced than ever for
prOhibition--Robert William Dale, d. d.,
LID, died In London--The Hawaiian
government Is seeking to please public
sentiment In the United States--Eng-
land desires Americans to know her side
Of the Guiana boundary controversy
Three persons were killed and several
probably fatally burned at Mackeyville,
w. Wa verdict of $1,000 was rendered
against w. A. Patten In the Exeter bank
oase-The Connections senate repealed
the last Of the old "blue laws''-Park-
hurst society agents were arrested, charged
with conspiracy-The increase of teach
ers' salaries at Manchester N. H., has
been declared illegal - Mrs. Mabel
I. MacCoy was ordained to the Univer-
salist ministry at Mansfield, Mass
French troops are landing at Madagascar
-England wants her subjects in Louis
lama proIeoted-Ex Representative Colo
mel William Moore of Walpole, Mass, is
dead-Money invested in New York by
non-residents is declared taxable--Rev
Henry Herrick, the Oldest graduate of
Yale university, is dead-The new Brit
ish steamship line to Australia is essen
TALLY an imperial nterprise-One hum
dred and twenty diamond workers are
coming from Antwerp to New York
A good deal of water-soaked beef from
the sunken steamer Venetian is being
sold in Boston-Recent additions to the
Newfoundland relief fund bring the
amount raised in Boston up to $7054
Thursday, March IA.
Judge p. Emory Aldrich died at Worces-
ter-A wreck on the rocks near Tarlfa,
Spain, is supposed to be the Spanish cruiser
Refine Regenta-King Humbert of Italy
granted amnesty to a large number of
prisoners-Sir William Harcourt is will.
ing to accept the house of commons speak
ership-Great Britain is willing to arbi-
trate questions in dispute with Venezuela
The engagement of Princess Helene of
Orleans to the Duke of Aosta is announced
barron Fava asks for punishment of
the Walsenburg lynchers - The in
ventOr of gun operated wholly
by electricity claims it will fire
700 or 1000 shots a minute -
Schooner Linthicum, supposed to have
been lost in the blizzard of Feb. 6, ar
rived in New York after a rough expert
enoe-A new grand lodge, New England
Order of Protection, was formed in Man
chester, N. H--The state department. is
awaiting further information in regard to
the Alliance affair-The New York as
oembly voted to submit woman suffrage
70 the people-Ailsa defeated Britain
MA by Ism. 1885, at Cannes
Joe Walcott is matched to fight Dick
Burge in England next August-Light-
weight Champion McAuliffe is willing to
light any man In his ciass--The militia
b preserving order at New Orleans
Louis A. Tracy of Hartford pleaded not
guilty to the charge of embezzlement-
A receiver has been appointed for the
Px1smouth Grain and Grocery company
- - Vlother and daughter were muir
De. ~ fds their money near Mammoth
Nine, Pa--Mayor Fitzpatrick of New
Orleans was acquitted in impeachment
proceedings - Mr.. Klein of Harvard
would like to meet Mr.. Lane of Amherst
In q test of strength-Professor Edward
w. Hopkins was appointed to the chair of
6aDserit and comparative philology at
Yale-vNWNew England Baseball league
and association failed to come to terms
Russian navy yards are filled with new
warships - England proposes to force
Venezuela to pay her debts--Ailsa won
use oolluoOu anu S&uoH' 0Oel61 Cuhll6DR6
cup at Cannes-A guest, registered as
George Watson of Carver, committed sui
eide at the American House, Boston
There is no foundation for the belief that
recent fires in Boston Catholic churches
were due to religious fanaticism-It is
proposed to make Prince Bismarck an |
honorary citizen Of the German empire ON |
his 80th birthday.
Friday, March 15.
Secretary Gresham made a positive de-
mand on Spain for apology for the firing
on the Allianca-Erastus Wiman was
granted a new trial-Treasury officials
are we'll satisfied with the way the bond
syndicate is carrying out its contract
Seven Americans arrested in Nicaragua
for lynching Nicaraguan were set at
Doherty, 15-year-old
Dorchester lad, confessed that he fired
St Peters church at Boston
Forty bodies were washed ashore on the
south coast of Spain, but none of them
were from the Refine Regenta- New
York building trades strike ended with a
victory for the workers-The Gar of
Russia does not intend the slightest
'hange in domestic policy-England ap.
pointed commissioner to distribute
ShiNh III l0OmaS |
Kahn of Stoneham, Mass, was SEN
enced to seven years In state
Prison for manslaughter - Bank
quad detectives arrested d smooth {
ongued swindler at Boston-CarroI ID. '
Wright Professor ID. r. Dewey, Fred
rick j. Stimson addressed the Young
Mems Democratic club of Boston on the
abor problem-Patrick G. Foy, an actor,
vas stabbed during a fight in Boston ]
new law in relation
o vessel building is said to be a {
'urden to Gloucester fishermen -
Joseph Millett of HOlbrook, Mass. died
fter having taken no food for % days
petition for the pardon of Yankee
Jan" Sullivan, serving life sentence for ]
murder in Rhode Island, was circulated ]
Crispi said the Wasenburg
Incident cannot affect the amicable rela-
Ions between Italy and the United
tates - Canadian authorities are !
1orried over the inaction of the British I
overnment in Behring sea dispute :
he. Portland schooner Maggie Dalling I
Tas wrecked and the crew saved-Th Z
|oston Baseball club left New York for I
he south-Three thousand pounds of 4
exploded at Houghton, l
Itch. One man was blown to atoms i
jockey was killed on the San Francisco a
mining track-There was an engage {
ent between government troops and \