The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-07-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Thursday, July 12.

mitted suicide-A burglar and his sol
were captured at Quidneck, r. I-Th,
cruiser Chicago was d tmaged by collision
at Antwerp-The Danvers Mass iror
works were destroyed by an incendiary
fire-Larry Mccall of Beverly, Mass.
ia reported missing since June 27-Tht
Alburgh Springs House, Vermont, was
destroyed by fire-Four hundred houses
were destroyed by fire at Lovete. Hun
gary - deserter from the United
States army died unidentified at Hart
ford-The Peoples party in Massachu-
sets will hold a state convention at Bos-
ton on July 1S-Schooner Henry With
ington and D. S. Lawrence were in COL
lission off Castle island, Boston harbor
Maine veterans sustain President
Cleveland in his stand in the strike diff
culty-P. G. Hanford, vice president of
the National Linseed company, COM
mitted suicide at Chioago-Morull, the
Barcelona would be assassin, was senten-
ced to II years. mprisonment--Who
sale fish dealers of Boston have boycott
ted the commission men who have been
selling to the retail trade-The London
press endorses the affirmation of the
unity of the empire by the colonial con-
ference at Ottawa--The decision of the
Massachusetts, railroad commissioners on
the cause of the accident at Sh aron
on May 80 last, in which three
men were killed, places the blame
upon the employees of the road
Striking coal miners are making trouble
in the Choctaw nation-Williams and
Clark's fertilizing works at Coteset, n.
j., were burned. Loss, $500, 00O-Earth-
quakes caused great loss of life and de-
struction of property in Constantinople
and other places in Turkey-War with
China j regarded in Japan as inevita BILE
Friday, July IS.
The silver market is uncertain at 2S 1-3
THE training ship Enterprise has ar
rived at Falmouth, Eng-Scarlet fever
has appeared in several Connecticut
towns-Sculler Wright of Toronto had
q walkover at London-Judge A. B.
Wentworth of Dedham, Mass, is dead
Several buildings in Seneca Falls, n.
Y, were damaged by fire-The White
Star line has reduced the Storage rate
across the Atlantic to S1O-Rev. Michael
Moran, pastor of st. Stephens church,
Boston. is dead - The Woonsocket
Street Railway company reports an in
crease of property apd prosperity-A
certificate of reasonable doubt has been
granted in the case of Erastus Wiman of
New York--Rev. N. G. Clark, D.
D.. is succeeded by President j. L.
Barton of Anatolia college as sec
rotary of the American Board
Henderson's carriage factory at Cam
bridge. Mass. was bnrned. Loss, SIS. 900
About 1870 lives were sacrificed TO the
earthquake in Constantinople - The
French government was sustained on a
vote of want of confidence. D. Alex
nd p W hn, lyar
York, have assigned-The Christian En-
deavor secretary's report shows a men,
bership exceeding 100000
Saturday, July IA
Cholera is on the increase at St. Peters
burg-Twenty fishing boats are missing
from Bilbao. Spain-Anarchist set fire
to the new French ironclad Carnot-r-The
Jacob Emery homestead at Haverhill, |
Mass, was burned-Sweeping and sue
eessful liquor raids were made at Derry,
n. H-Governor Greenhalge visited |
Mrs. Cleveland at Gray Gables-Sons of |
Temperance closed their session at Water
Vile. Me-James E. Floyd was arrested
at Boston on charge of forgery--All
nicke-in-the-slot machines have been Or
dered removed in Bristol, Conn--The
Massachusetts naval brigade will
have the San Francisco for their tour of
duty--A burglar and policeman at Bid
deford, Me, exchanged shots, and the
burglar escaped--The Vigilant will be
altered in order to avoid conceding time
allowance to the Britannia - New
Hampshire Prohibitiouists nominated
Rev. e. c. Knowles of Tilton for governor
- Mayor Bancroft of Cam bridge,
Mass, thinks that the delivery of I
ice cream on Sunday is unlawful {
George P land, against whom there are
81 indictments for larceny, was caught !
and taken to Jail at Auburn, :
Me-A Castleton WI young man t
suicide to avoid arrest 6
for the larceny of bicycle-Lowell ,
lMass.) carpet weavers are promised 10 q
per cent advance in wages when the tariff
bill becomes a law-Rtv. A. B. Das- /
comb committed suicide at Westminster, c
Bostons are in first place in the {
league race-Sanger beat all corners in I
an Asbury Park cycling event-An- c
drew ID. White, minister to Russia, !
has notified President Cleveland that {
he wishes to resign-Mrs. Blaine's q
friends declare that she is not I
likely to return to Washington to c
of the Nicaraguan canal {
bill expect to push it through the house {
within the next two weeks-Prender- {
CAST, the murderer of Mayor Carter Har- ]
rison of Chicago, was hanged G
Sunday, July Is. !
At a special town meeting at North !
Adams, Mass, SOS 900 was appropriated I
for the towns share of the expense of !
building the new normal school there
Business at the two large shoe factories :
In Derry, N. H., ia rushing-Army {
worms have reached New Bedford, Mass 9
The Davis & Furber Machine works |
at North Andover, Mass, has announced c
a cut down in wages, to go into effect 9
July 23--Henry and james Butler of l
Conn, mem bers of an or :
zanized gang of thieves, have been ar q
rested and sent to Jail, aud three more will .
be arrested-P glheim, a well-known I
painter of Munich, is dead-James Tay- I
10y, Amesbury's (Mass.) confessed incen- I
1iary, pleaded not guilty and secured Y
aged woman was butted to 4
ieath by a ram at Langdon. y. H-The Q
Army is in camp at Old Or =
hard, Me-The Vigilant's sail and spar Q
plan has been cut down in order to re- a
luce her allowance to the Britannia