The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-07-13


masked men--Dr. Thomas G. Men
denhall has been elected presi
dent of the Worcester (Mass.) Poly
technic institute-A team stolen by a
wounded robber was found in the woods
at New Durham, N. H-Edward Don.
nelly, who died in shady resort at River
side. r. l., was drowned in pail OF waite,
Joe Walcott defeated Dick OBrien in
IL rounds at Boston--There is no truth
in the report that Senator Hill or any
other ; netor will be excluded from the
Democratic caucus--Senator Call de-
nounces circulated stories regarding
his behavior in the senate chamber.
Sunday, July 8.
George f. Newcomb of New Haven was
fatally injured while attempting to board
an electric car--At Providence, Edward
Marshall, a 15-year-old COY, was killed on
'tin bridge" by a train--Waterl1an W.
Dexter of Pawtucket, R. l., has brought
suit in the sum of $4,000 against John
Cockroft for the alienation of his wife,
affection-Near Bow junction, n H.,
man named Be udoin was run over and
killed by train--Francis E. Ro 9 au,
wanted in Lewiston, Me-, for passing
worthless checks, was arrested at Wor-
| CcsUtJ, ACEO Is AO VI Jul III tue
story that Russia has presented an ultl-
matum to Japan regarding Korean
affairs-The Britannia again beat
the Vigilant on the Clyde---Rich,
ard Cookers colt Dobbins won the
Realization stakes at Sheepshead Bay
The 25-mile road race OF Rhode Island
wheelmen in Providence was won by A
M. Shephard--A new opposition COM
| ten h,s, hoo
of the Atchison system--In a shooting
affray at Catlrttsburg, Ky, four of the
SIX participants were killed--Three
young ladies were killed by b train in
Lenexa, Kan--The annual parade of
ba bies of Asbury Park was witnessed by
crowd of 10000 people--A powerful
Episcopalian society. headed by Bishop
Potter is to undertake general mission
in New York and delphia--Four-
teen people were killed in railroad acct
dent between Lezana and Bilbao, Spain.
Monday, July o.
Two Italians were arrested at Boston on
suspicion of having caused the death of
John McEleney, who died from stab
The North Woburn Mass. railway strike
was su omitted to arnitration-It was
"dry" Sunday in Cam bridge. Mass. The
drug stores were closed all day
The 50th anniversary of the New
Hampshire Grand Lodge l. O. o
F., is being celebrated at Concord
The National Division of the Sons of
Temperance is to hold its 50tb annual
session at Waterville, Me-New England
Alliance, Knights of Labor. expressed
sympathy with the Pullman employees
An abortive attempt was made in the
house to inquire into the seuate's bargain
with the Sugar trust-The CoeuSd 'Alene
mine was blown up with dynamite-An
armed posse il on the track of the riotous
miners at La Salle-Two West Point
cadets fought IS rounds, lasting one hour
half, to a draw-One man was killed and
and five wounded by gasoline explosion
at Minneapolis-The annual rainf III In
the Atlantic states is SO inches, in the
southern 55, in the western 20, in the Pacific
62-Spair, Italy, Swe' Ell, Hanover, Rus
STA, Austria and Turkey receive daily
weather reports from Paris and London
In northern Europe Nordenskiold
found fresh fallen snow impregnated
with dust of carbon and iron. such as
could only have come from me rs
c. NJ. Jackson of Oxford. steward of
the Yale-Oxford contests. gave a dinner
to the Yale athletes at Hartford college.
Tuesday, July TO-
Lord Dunraven has ordered new yacl
Britannia again defeated the Vigil
lant-The pope's physical condition is
alarming - Hazard, Neb., corn crops
were ruined by windstorm-A tramp
was seriously stabbed by companions at
North Beverly, Mass - General Tracy
pleaded for stay of proceedings against
Wiman, the convicted forger-Two men ,
at New Haven are charged with attempt
ing to wreck a train on May 20 last
The 50th anniversary of grand
lodge, l. o. o. F., of New Hampshire
was celebrated at Con ord - Mrs.
Jane Anthony Eames of Concord, N. H,
a writer and philanthropist. is
dead-A brother of Robert p Porter.
recent Superintendent of the United
States census. committed sui ide in
Washington - The North Woburn
(Mass.) Street Railway company's str.k-
ing employees and the president of the
met the state board of arbi-
tration, but failed to agree-The report
on the inquest on the deaths of Edwin c.
Goodwin, Benjamin McCloud and
Frederick Lawrence, who were killed
on the New York, New Haven ami
railroad. places the blame
on the employees of the road
Vice President Wickes refused to arbi-
trate in the railway strike-Fire in the
Mystic park stables, Medford, Mass,
burned seven valuable horses-Hood
lums set upon two Italian lsborers in
Mass, and dipped them in a
sinking marsh pool-Seaman from the |
are safe at st, Johns. N. F |
is excited over the course o. |
the newly elected Prohibitionist city uffi- |
cials-One man was shot in an outbreak |
at the house of correction South Boston
An anti negro riot occurred at Scottdale, |
Pa--The Russian steamer Vladimir WAS
sunk in a Black sea collision with the |
Italian steamer Columiii. Sixty lives
we're lost-Senator Peer proposes gov
srnment control of rG1rc ads and coal
E. Packard of Brockton.
Mass, committed suicide.
Wednesday, July IL.
Two violent earthquake shocks were
elt at Consta ntinople-Cotton returns
how all improvement in condition
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