The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-04-10
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday, April 2.

AhuiSu@ys Hpa'h ~
Conference on the Manitoba school ques-
ton came to no Edward v.
Stone reelected inspector of buildings at
Biddeford, Me-Charges against Omar
man Waters of the Holyoke MASS license
board dismissed New commander OF
the American branch of the Salvation
Army arrived at New York Nellie
Ford, alias Hall, the Cuckoo" girl, ar
rested for horse stealing at Clinton Mass
Vermont Republican delegation Will
be for Reed-Tobacco trust will pa" IL
quarterly dvidend-Stea mer Hope, at
St. Johns N. F., reports no improve
ment in the seal fisheries prospect
| Overwhelming defeat of the Democrats In
the Rhode Island state election-Poll-
ticians believe Harrison will be nominated
if Mckinley is not-President Diaz of
Mexico fayors a fuller declaration of the
Monroe doctrine by all the American re-
publics-Long upward stride in the ma
tional bank note circulation - Henri
Rochefort confident that England will
never evacuate Egypt - Mrs. Annie
| Morton, assistant postmistress at "es6
Newfield, Me-, arrested for robbing mails
Young woman giving her name as
Carrie Wolff, Dover, N. j., killed herself
robbers captured and two shot in Bremen,
Ind-Vnlparaiso deserted owing to fear
of earthuuakes--Boy killed and nine
men injured by a gas explosion at Sugar
Notch. Pa - Death of Charles ID.
Cole, past grand secretary of the
L. o. O. f. of Massachusetts -
Georgetown, British Guiana, seems eager
to fight Venezueans-Spain has not
| tha IF sanding n fleet to
| Cuba-Supreme court decides that credit
insurance is not legal in Massachusetts,
- New gun carriages to be built at
Watertown (Mass.) arsenal for the coast
defenses-Expres car robbed of sum
of money by masked men near Richland,
Mo-New England southern conference
of the M. E. church opened it's fifth ses-
sion at Fall River, Mass-Miss Mary B.
Hazeton awarded the first of the Hall
garten prizes ut the New York Academy
of Desian-No trace of the mailpouch
that disappeared between New York and
| Boston.
Friday, April 8.
Delegates chosen at first district Repub-
lican convention at Holyoke, Mass, "rec-
commended" to vote for Reed-Sheriff
shot and killed IL member of the Delk
gang in Georgia-Body of treasurer OF
Lancaster county Neb. found in gulch
-Pittsburg steel manufacturers charge
the navy department with showing favor
itism-Mr. Reeds financial plank will
be drafted by himself for the Maine con
vention -McKinleyites claim 30 of the
I 4S Illinois elegates-French ministry
foreign policy upheld by chamber of dep,
uties-The Matabele revolt confined to
the Matoppo hills-John Addison Por-
ter accuses Governor Coffin of Connecti'
cut of dupliciUy - Anti-Uh eater hat bill
becomes law in Ohio = Baltimore
proposition to admit women delegates
adopted by the Methodist conference al
Fall River, Mass-Firebugs burned q
} wooden mill near Davisville, r. I-Busi
| ness section of Brunswick, Ga, de
stroyed by fire = Every store il
Oriskany Falls, N. Y, destroyed
Labors of Venezuelan commission be-
lieved to be about half ompleted-Nine
persons drowned in Owsley county, Ken
tucky-Jury disagreed in the case OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Angelier of Baltimore
charged with numbering Massachusetts
man-Big ice and log jam in the Kenne
| bee river Manitoba school con
! ference adjourned without accomplishing
anything-Mrs. Morton, assistant post
mistress at West Newfield, Me, pleaded
guilty to Observation-Disclosures York
| Chamber of Commerce favors creating q
! department of commerce and manufactures
Augustus Hoppin, caricaturist and
| illustrator, is dead-Many failures in the
iron and steel trade are accounted for by
extremely low prices Report that Great
| Britain will receive $4,000 indemnity on
account of the Uruan incdent-Chicago
man has perfected process by which ma
tural colors can be photographed-At
| torney General Moloney of Illinois now
seeks annulment of the Tobacco trusts
charter-Habitua drunkards and va
grants in New York may be sent to a farm
ing colony for reformation Five per
sons overcome by coal gas in @. Johnson
house at Parksville, l.. l.
Saturday. April 4.
Alleged conspiracy to hold up and rob
midnight freight north on the Boston and
Maine-A Manchester IN. H woman
arrested for alleged robbery and arson in
the town of Orford-French cabinet de
cided to remain in office despite senate's
refusal to grant vote of confidence
Fall River (Mass.) Methodist conference
favored admitting women delegates tC
general conference-Strike at the Pray
Small shoe factory in Auburn, Me-, set
tled-Strike of street railway men in
New York city threatened-L. y Stock
ton won the national court tenn cham
pionship--ColOred men enisIng in
Washington to fight for Cubans-
Favorable report ordered on bill for new
custom house at New York-Nomina
ton of Benjamin +. franklin as governor
of Arizona favored by senate committee
During the past quarter 124 vessel:
were built in the United States-Large
increase in money order business of the
postoffice department-Arne fund
saving lives at Marash, Turkey-Ames
bury (Mass.) citizens swindled by the
| picture dodge-Schaefe beat GARNER q
second time in the billiard tournament,
The Auburn (Me.) shoemakers' strike
has been settled satisfactorily to all con
oerned. Both sides made concessions
Howard Prior, % years old, an orchestra
leader hanged himself at Manton, r. 1
He had been suffering from nervous trou
Bile.
Sunday, April g.
Definite news received i'm New York o.
the landing of the Bermuda's cargo IN
Cuba - Burglars wearing dress suit
gagged a Waterman and blew open tn,
safe in bank at Whitinsville, Mass
Brigader Fielding and staff of the Saliva