The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-07-06
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Wednesday, June 27.

held up two boys at Greenfield, Mass
The Mason school building, Newton
Centre, Mass, was damaged by fire
Milford. N. H.. celebrated its centennial
with extensive exercises - deputy
sheriff at Attleboro. Mass, was relieved
OF gold watch by a pickpocket-In-
surance underwriters think the Ply
mouth will not be able to go to drydock
under her own steamz,-The factory OF
the Boston Manufacturing company at
Waltham, Mass, is to be started up on
full time next Monday - The bill
against General .Hewston, charging him
with manslaughter, has been thrown out
of a London court-Ex- Governor Green
Of New Jersey has been appointed to sue
coed the late William Walter Phelps as
a member of the court of errors and ap-
peals - Fritz Butchman's wife at
Natick, Mass, Is said recently to have
made statement involving her husband
in the murder of Jacob Littig at Wellesley
last year - Charles H. Clifford of
New Bedford, Mass, has been ap-
pointed gas commissioner by Governor
reenhalge-Henry H. Gookin, one
of Old Orchards (Me) oldest resi-
dents. died of paralysis, aged S.
Vermont Populists nominated Thomas
S. McGinnie for governor-Liquor
sheriffs seized liquors at hotel in Port
land Me-, owned by an estate for which
Colonel Dow is agent-Two sisters were
killed by a train at Newington, Conn
party of drunken men and women cap
tured streetcar at Providence-C. 7.
Walter of St. Johnsbury, VT, was SEN
fenced to five years in prison for forgery
Charles F. johnson of Waterville
oirot nH far k,, Mt,
Democrats - A Worcester (Mass)
bank was victimlzed to the extent
of $500 by clever forgery -
J. S. Johnson, broke the worlds cycling
record for mile at Waltham, Mass
Yale defeated Harvard at baseball, to
New York merchants testified to pay
ing policemen for the use of their side
walks-Ontario elections give the Lib
erals another four years. lease of power
The National Repu blican league is in
convention at Denver
Thursday, June 28
The story of Brazilian rebels success is
denied-The Sultan of Turkey has sent
missionaries to spread Islamism in Africa
The Tacoma industrial army has
reached Fort Wayne on its way to Wash
ington-Two hundred and fifty.four
bodies have been recovered from the
Albion mines at Clifyndd, Wales-Bell
telephone stock responded to Governor
Greenhalge's veto of the increase of cap
ital bill with a drop of $12, to 1888, rally
ing to 1876 IA judge of the United
States circuit court has decided that the
japanese are mongolians, and cannot be-
come citizens of this country--Gover-
nor Hogg of Texas and party of state
cit ri Ia
and Missouri arrived in Boston
M Casimir-Perier has been elected presi-
dent of the French republic. The cir
cumstances under which he has been
elected, however, give a peculiar signif-
canoe to this event. He has been elected
by the senate and a minority of the
cham Der of deputies. From the start
therefore, the cham Der will be opposed to
him, and his presidency will be one of
combat--Fitzgerald's army has reached |
sOlneyvlle. r. William w. Wooley
of Providence was acquitted of the charge |
of EN- Observation-Disclosures Carlisle is |
satisfied that the drain of gold from the |
treasury has ceased-The retirement
from the navy soon of three commodores
and an admiral is among the probabili-
ties-A distinctive flag of blue and yell
low has been assigned to the naval mill.
tia.
Friday, june 20.
Lightning caused the destruction OF
Ewing, Neb--The British brigantine
Eagle is ashore at Pennant, N. S-Mr.
Gladstone's retirement is definitely an
nounced--Nlne Democrats were burned
at Chicago by an explosion of fireworks
--Burley & Usher, big ewburyport
(Mass.) shoe firm, have dissolved partner
ship--Turkish papers are only allowed
to say that Carnot 'died suddenly"-
President Zelaya states that there is no
fear of revolution at Managua-
Turkish officials stopped a steamer at
Constantinople bearing British guns
A large grain elevator in Newton, Mass,
was demolished by being run into by coal
cars--A new company with $780, 600. 900
capital will complete the Panama canal
The Providence schooner Daisey f.
Parkhurst is stranded at st. AIMS bay.
Jamaica--A total of 1868 bodies have
already been recovered from the wrecked
Albion mine in Wales--Santo, Carnot's
assassin, regrets that he did not kill the
pope and King Humbert--John Morley
says the British cabinet will consider
seriously plans to reform the lords
Permission was given to the receivers of
the New York and New England railroad
to issue receivers certificates in $500 900
banks claim that the i'm
mediate passage of the tariff means a
rush for capital, and they will
claim higher interest on call loans
The verdict in the Fox will case at Hart
ford was set aside - Colonel Horace
Hastings died at Haverhill, Mass-A
block of sl,OOOOOO New England stock
was sold to the recognizing committee by
the Consolidated road and its friends
Ira G. Hersey of Houlton was nominated
for governor by the Maine Prohibitionists
Democrats nominated G. w.
Smith of Hartford for governor-An
important seizure of struggled gin and
spruce gum was made at Fall River,
b. Skinner of Hartford
has mysteriously dissppeared--Con-
ductor Drew was acquitted of the charge
Of granddaughter at st Johnsbury, Vt
Yale beat Harvard in the varsity race
Yale athletes have arrived at Oxford
Mascot paced a mile in 200 1-2 at
Philadelphia Yale beat Harvard and
Column bia in the freshman race :
The Canadian retaliation bill has been
till Decern her - praaidant =