The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-04-17
THE WEEKS NEWS.
Thursday, April 8.

or assault on Editor Llngaue at PROVIDENCE
John Whalen disappeared from Nashua,
N H., leaving unpaid bils.-Tobacco
trusts agents shown to have used oppreS-
sion in their dealings with jobbers-Edward
Rogers indicted for the murder of Timothy
l.. Parmelee at Cobalt, Conn. --EX-TaX
Collector Foster of Concord, N, H., plead
ed not guilty to- ~ indictments charging
embellishments William Heating, who
eloped with Mrs. Bunnell, his cousin from
Westbrook, Me-, arrested in Boston-Cash
Ter Harry E. Webster, who disappeared
from Manchester, N. H., is in San Fran
cisco-Guy Cottrell of New Haven arrested
for cruelty deserving wife and chid-"Free
lunches abolished in New York state by a
decision on the Raines law-Dr. Eddy, who
had been missing from Pawtucket, r. l.,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lecturer sentenced
to Jail at Middletown, Conn, for robbing
saloOn-Mrs Wright may duplicate other
persons in the Oxford, N. H, burglary and
arson case-Rubber works at Bristol, h. l.,
to be started up-Sevpn men killed by an
explosion of giant powder at Ogden, Utah
Great Britain denies any settlement with
Venezuela-Rev. Frank Hyatt Smith prob
ably hopelessly insane-BritiSh battleshlp
Renown made a record of 1917 knots an
hour-Savannah Grocery company build
ing and stock burned. Loss 5000, 000-Two
negroes killed at ST. Landry, La, during
registration Columbia unive sity to have a
new building, Havemyer hail. at cost of
$3.50, 0O0-Premier CanOvas says Spain eX-
poets no action from President Cleveland
at present-Rev, ID. Parker Morgan of New
York accused of plagiarism by a Newark.
n. j., ACKNOWLEDGEMENT federation Of
the Philadelphia street railway employees
and the A. r. u. confirmed Teller
introduced bill providing that all nation
al banking associations shall keep their re-
serve in their own vaults-Robert Littell,
the publisher of LittelPs Living Age. died
at Br0Okline, Mass. Mr. Littell was "a
years of age.
Friday, Aprn TO-
George Fred Williams, DIR. Everett,
Mayor Quincy and other notable speakers
ut the Gloucester (Mass) business mems
banquet--Mrs Julia Ward Howe ap-
peals to the women of America to help |
Armenia-Bill to admit New Mexico to |
be favorably reported to the house
Anti-compulsory pilotage bill defeated in
the house of representatives - Letter
from the pope advocating the institution
Of permanent tribunal for international
rbitration-England has promised no
other power that Egyptian forces should
not advance beyond Dongola - Platt
proclaims the story of Quay going to Nc
Kinley as malicious lie'' -
Baltimore bankers passed gold stand
ard resolutions and listened to gold adj
dress from Comptroller Eckels -
James P. Flynn killed himself and
young lady friend at Salem, Mass
Heated discussion over Romanism at the
Nayu Epn1an6 Natbodirt at
Springfield, Mass-Death of Rev. Father
Joseph H. Cassin of the Church Of the AS
sumption, East Boston-Error in the
Indictment charging Joseph Colombo of
Bethany, Conn, with Virginia
court holds railroad blanelees in the mat
ter of assassination of a passenger-
Thomas Valentine and Mrs. RobI,tS dis
charge by Judge Poor at Derry, N. H
Satisfactory speed trial of the government
ram Katahdin on Long Island Sound
War between Chilli and Argentina pos
sible-Yellow fever season begun IN
Cuba and the hospitals overcrowded--
DIR. Daniel Emerson of Lynn Mass, bit
ten by horse which is thought to have
had the rabies - Somerville (Mass.)
aldermen asked to make it a misde-
meanor to throw in the street anything
that would injure bicycle tire--New
England hotel men left for California in
a special train of palace cars to attend the
convention of the H. NJ. NJ. B. association
at Los Angeles--G. A Barnes, 36 years
old, committed suicide at Boston by hang
ing himself to a bedpost. He was unem-
ployed and respondent.
Saturday, April II.
Colonel John A. Cockerill, the we'll
known newspaper correspondent, died of
apoplexy at Cairo--Mr. McCall's restric-
ton of immigration bill likely to be ac-
cepted by the house Republicans--New
Hampshire Democratic state convention
to be held at Concord, May 20--Women
scored a sweeping victory in Ellis (Kan.)
election - Gloucester lMass.) Dem
ocrats chose state and district delegates
and endorsed Russell for president
Rhode Island delegates to St. Louis solid
for sound money protection and Reed
Action of Rhode Island convention pleases
Reed and his friends-Congressiona
subcommittee reciprocity bill power
full club for compelling other ma
tions to throw down tariff bar
riers - Secretary Olney writes
firm, but polite, letter to Spain-Oregon
Democrats adopted free silver platform \
Oregon Republican convention strad- :
died the currency question--Two en- v
ployes of a Lynn (Mass.) shoeshop had !
stabbing affray-Bradstreet's review of a
trade shows encouraging features--New b
Haven physicians charged with making
faulty returns of births and deaths q
Man robbed of satchel containing $2015
on Broadway, New York city--Russia
TO pay $40, 600 to an American citizen who
was cruelty Observation-Disclosures Strong y
of New York city said to have vetoed
the greater New York bill--Boat cap y
sized off Virginia beach and two white
men and seven coored men drowned
Cunard line increased its profits by $780,
600 last year-Bishop Stephen V. Ryan u
died in Buffalo, line of steamers be- '
tween Charleston and Europe to be estab- =
Benjamin G. Chase, aged So, e.
dropped dead at Providence-At Vine o
yard Haven, Mass, the wreckage of the n
stranded schooner Belle Nardy realized Ia
S4S6 80 at auction. Ia
Sunday. April lie. q
Two spans of the Fort Point channel. =
Old Colony railroad bridge, at Boston, fell
into the water--Weyler's stringent "
measures drive thousands into the Cuban 7,
insurgent ranks-Maple sugar folks a.
reaping a great harvest in Vermont =