The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-07-20
wounded by bullets at a picnic near Ha-
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| III StuIOh, rOTeSb hTGb
are raging in New Jersey
Prof ssor II lmholtz of Berlin grew
worse last night, and his family have
been called to his bedside-Jules Emil
Saintin, the painter, died at Paris-Van
E. King of Beverly, Mass, has been at
tached in the sum of $4,000 by Arthur P
Thssell of Beverly in an action of tort
Frank A. Cook was arrested in Lynn,
Mass, on the charge of asssulting Israel
Connors. The victim was severely in.
jured - John Lynch of Cambridge,
Mass, attempted to stop a runaway horse
and wagon near the pumping station in
Brighton and was knocked down and run
over, receiving bad scalp wound. be-
side having his left ear torn off-Jules'
Emil Saintin, the painter, died at Paris
-Piglheim, well-knowa painter of
Munich. is dead-The cruiser Minneap-
oils broke all records on her trial trip
| A Portland (Me.) girl was rutally as
saulted by an unknown person at Old
Orchard.
Tuesday, July II.
The Britannia again beat the Vigilant
after the latter held the lead-A man
convicted of selling liquor committed
suicide at Bath, Me--Two Italian chill
dren were burned to death at Amsterdam,
N. Y-Jdpan's purchase of transports
is considered a warlike symptom
Nicaraguan troops are headed undou bt-
eddy for the Mosquito territory
hundred lives were lost by the recent
earthquake in Turkey-Ths tramps
who attempted train wrecking at Pitts
field, Mass, were held in $4,000 each
ODonovan Rosa received only three
votes at the election of Dublin's city
marshal-Henry Bartlett of Providence
wounded a child seriously while shooting
at a cat-Emil c, Knappe, the Spring
field (Mass.) bank cashier, was sent to
Barnstable Jail for five years-Da
Cana offers to Thirty-four
racing stables will be represented In the
Charter Oak grand circuit races at Hart
ford in August--Antonio Ezeta, the
Salvadorean refugee, says that he cannot
be recued, and that he will abide by
American justice--Casimir Perier,
President of France, signed 1914 pardons
and combinations, In observance of the
anniv. sary of the takiug of the Bastile
--@ Halliday, sentenced in New
York to be executed by electricity for
7 4urder, has been declared insane, and |
will be imprisoned for life - At |
a special town meeting in Billerica
Centre, Mass, vote was passed to |
borrow 100000 the money to be used |
in erecting new town hall - The |
Aver (Mass.) school committee has elected
l.. V. Symonds Of Salem principal of the
high school. He is a graduate of Will
Jams college and goes to Aver from North
Reading - Rev. A. B. Williams, for
three years past pastor of the Methodist
church at West Arlington, Mass, has
rendered his resignation, to take effect
Aug. 10. He will return to Ohio and take
up work in the east Ohio conference.
Wednesday, July IS.
A Boston painter named William Perry
was killed by fall-Derailed circus
,ars delayed Boston and Maine trains at
Nashua, N. H - The United States
Essex has gone on a summer
European cruise - Seaholm won the
'altykoff stakes for 2-year-olds at New
market, Eng-Burglars at Lawrence,
Mass, beat night hostler and stole a
lorse and carriage-David A. Wells,
r., was appointed to the United
states legation at London - The
Gloucester (Mass.) fishing schooner
,anopus grounded on West Chop,
fartha's Vineyard--Peruvian rebels s
we're forced to retreat after nearly defeat
ng the government troops at Pisco--
'orty-two alleged miners were arrested
Dr. the murder of negroes at Birming-
am, Ala--Liberal papers urge Sails
ury to cause the defeat of the budget in
ne house of lords--Three negroes were :
Tiled and fourth fatally injured BY
oiler explosion at ia ksonville, N. c.
he American Steamship company an
ounces neither gain nor a loss in fixing
1T Storage rates--Cholerai In st. Peters
urg is more intense and more fatal than i
! the ravages of the past two years
he old Charles river bridge between Bos-
IN and Charlestown is closed to travel OH
of its weak condition--Striking n
ongshoremen at Oswego, N. Y, de-
royed by fire a lum Der yard, now in
ossession of a military force e Civil
ervice Examiner Sherwin of Massa-
lusetts says that state legislatures are
opposed, as a rule, to civil service re-
Bland will make
ne more effort to obtain favorable re-
)rt on free silver from the committee on
)inage--A government victory in the
lit against the Southern Pacific would
ean that all the roads would have to be
oerated separstely-The Massachusetts,
unday Protective league has appealed to
lie members of bicycle and boating clubs
} avoid meets" and runs" on the
ord's day--The damage done by
lrthquskes in Turkey amounts to
8, 000,o 900 already, while tine predic-
on of another earthquake creates
esh terror at Constantinople--
he Pilgrim conference disfellowshipped
lie Fifth Church at Chiltonville, Mass
The Lancaster IN. H. Congregational
lurch celebrated its centennial anniver-
Iry-Henry l.. Smith of Versailles,
onn., killed himself--Msyor Pickman
Lowell, Mass, vetoed the resolution
$500 for the observance of
abor Day-The receiver of the Non
scret Endowment order recommends
vidend Of rs % per oent-Alics Miner,
girl of IL, and Miss Winthrop, a
oston actress, rescued girl
ON drowning at Onset, Mas
gorge P. Wentworth of Mortified, Mass,
lille attempting to murder his father, -
tally shot himself - The Vigilant
ored her first victory over the Britannia
The Boston ball team was alta eked
a mob on the Philadelphia grounds on r
count of dirty" ball playing-Sanger y
de a mile without pacemakers in 2m. !"