The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-03-20
THE WEEKS NEWS
TIL ursdny, March ~,

recently acquitted by court-martial, Off
cially restored to his command Xvi
denee found that William Davis was
murdered in Hartlund, Conn. 10 years
ago--Ohio Republican state convention
pledged itself for Mckinley for president
and elected Mckinley delegates-
Thomas b. Reed club organized at Lynn,
Mass--Reichstag committee rejected all
but one amendment to governments
sugar bill-Italian agricultural colony
compelled to quit the Godowfelassie plateau
in Observation-Disclosures in Italy calmer
since the fall of Crispi--Masonic block,
Westfield, Mass, burned. Loss, 100000
Fire at Mobile caused loss of nearly
800, 00O--Bloodshe over the Kentucky
senatorial election narrowly averted--
Joseph PRESCOTT of Boston sent to state
prison for life for wife killing-Frank
Bush, the boy connected in the burglary
of church. returned to Plymouth, Mass,
to give himself up-Dracut (Mass.) boy
supposed to have been bitten by mad
dog sent to the Pasteur institute Death
at Chicago of Professor D. Henzel vino had
been made notorious by his amours-
Japan will not dispute Russia's control in
Korea-British Notifications on Puget
Sound being strengthened BATTLE
ship Massachusetts, nearly ready for trial
Annual Grand Array encampment
at St. Paul may be postponed one week
-Congregational Home Missionary So
ciety reports the receipt of the Stickney
legacy of $l5O, 000-Evidence that the
managers of the defunct banks of St.
johns, N. f., will be tried after all
Indications that the Northern Pacific will
be controlled by j. j. Hill and the Great
Northern--President Choate of the Old
Colony railroad says that the New York,
New Haven and Hartford does not con-
template spending 100000 in improve
ments this year.
Friday, March IS.
Pope bicycle building at Boston Quilted
by fire. Damage estimated at $500, 000--
Forty persons rendered homeless by fire
at Slatersville. r. I-Estes' waste mill at
Fall River, Mass, damaged by fire-Ex-
Premier Crispi making efforts to over
throw Rudini, the new Italian premier
Mark Twain seriously sick at Jeypore
-Commander Booth Tucker and his
wife given charge of Salvation Army in
America-Purtell defeated Burey in a
boxing bout at New York-Two men
killed by railroad collision near Kent,
Combs. Moores account as guard
ian in the Nina Brookhouse case
advance in coal prices expected
Missing steamer City of Rio Janeiro ar
rived safely at Honolulu-Reed Cam
pagn club organized at Bangor, Me
Ex-Governor Campbell thinks the next
president will be chosen by the house
Supposed fiibuster Commodore cleared
from Charleston-Big sugar refinery of
Crabb, TRAY & Co., near Habana, burned
Rev. William T.. Brown of Madison,
Conn, to be tried for heresy-Electric
car rolled down an embankment between
Lowell and Lawrence, Mass-Walter
McNally, brother of the green goods king,
arrested at Bridgeport, Conn-Serious
stabbing affair at Berlin, Vt-Raines bill
passed by the New York assembly
Gould family escaped an assessment on
their property in New York-Snow
in Maine a godsend to lumbermen
- Revenue officers seize the Yer
mont Manufacturing company's big
buGterine factory at Providence -
Report that the Sugar trust is trying to
depress Professionalism Confederation
of Labor organized at Ottawa-Pro-
posed inspection of consulates will prove
beneficial, it is claimed-Armenian re-
lief fund under the patronage of the Brit
ish government to be urged-Report
that the Venezuelan question will be set
tied without the aid of any commission
Secretary Herbert and the ordnance
bureau opposed to government armor
plate foundry -Eightieth birthday of
Chief Justice William Ellison Parmenter
of the Boston municipal court informally
observed by his professional associates
and friends.
Saturday, March IL.
Harvard defeated Princeton in debate
Open war declared between Senators 1rby
and 1illman in South Carolina-New
cabinet ministers appointed at United
States of Colomba-Revolt in Hayti
under way and spreading-New York
will present Morton ON sound money and
business platform Peace negotiations
pending between Italian troops and Abys-
sinians-Abrogation of Anglo Boer
treaty of 1884 suggested by Secretary
Chamberlain to President Kruger of the
Transvaal - Treasury deficit for the
fiscal year increased to $21, 059. 565
Ailsa defeated Britannia and
Satanita in race at Cannes
Ex-Fire Marshal Lewis, ex-Assistant Fire
Marshal Rice and ex-Detective Sergeant
Zundt of New York indicted-Aldrich
of Alabama given seat in the house
Somerville (Mass.) boy arrested in Hall
two Observation-Disclosures revolu-
tionists defeated second tiine-James
~. Pratt, prominent New York pub
llisher. dead - Representatives of the
Venezuelan commission going to Eu-
rope to secure evidence - Cheng Tu.
China, reported as quiet again
K. A. Kelpon Of Manchester, N. H.,
committed suicide at Boston-Girls en-
ploysd by the American Watch company
at Waltham, Mass, struck for higher
pay-United States Minister Willis will
leave Hawaii for 80 days vacation in the
United States-Philadelph Methodist
Episcopal conference sanctioned admis-
sion of women as lay delegates-Con-
viction of ex-Police Inspector Mclaughlin
of New York onflrmed-Citizens OF
Habana forced by Spanish authorities to
sign the protest against the action of con-
gress-Springfe (Mass.) will not get
the college boat race this year-New
Hampshire bank commissioners reported
that legal proceedings should be instituted
against the Granite State Proyident So
ciety.
Sunday. March Is.
Charles Stern, New York fugitive from
Justice arrested while boarding a steamer