The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-07-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK,
Thursday, July D.


at Sheepshea$ Sir Walter heat Banquet
The pension expenditure has passed
its maximum - One of the Mont
eomery's engines was ruined on her trial
trip-House managers expect to get the
better of the senate in the conference on
the tariff-The damage by fire at the
New Process Twist Drill works at Taun-
ton, Mass, amounted to S10000--A g.
year-old son of Allan Walker of West
Dighton Mass, was seriously bitten
and nearly killed by q dog--Cholera
has reappeared at st. Petersburg
The total number of deaths from
the plague in China is 2298--
The Paris Gaulois asserts that the ar
chives of the Elysee Palace contain docu-
ments showing that shortly before the
late President Carnot went to Lyons a
plot was in existence to kidnap Nine.
Carnot and hold her as hostage against
the punishment of the anarchists under
arrest and awaiting trlal-M. Coche-
fort, a police official of exceptional ability
and wide reputation, has been appointed
chief of the Paris detective sdreau, to r.
place NJ Goron, who has resigned
Joshua B. Merrill, a well-known citizen
of Concord, y. H., and for many years
deputy sheriff of Merrimack county, died
suddenly yesterday morning. aged about
75-Beni min T. Russell of Marbehead
Mass, died at the age of 81 He serve
the town as surveyor Of highways and
chief of police; was also prominent in the
Order of American Mechanics and other
orders-Presiden Casimir-P erier held
reception. at which he received delegates
representing the various departments of
France. Among the delegations was one
comprising the county council of Aube,
of which the president was once the
presiding officer.
Friday, July G.
An abattoir and icehouse were burned
at Saco, Me-A plot Of anarchists to kill
European rulers has been discovered
European governments. may form Al anti
anarchist union-Justin Mccarthy says
the home rule conflict cannot last long
Burglars secured $3.50 from Western
Union safe in Danvers, Mass-A fire.
cracker caused fire loss of over 100000
at Conestoga Centre Pa--There was a
total of 81 fires in New York during the
Fourth of July celebration The
Massachusetts, naval reserve may
have the cruiser New York for its tour of
duty-The London D lily News, COM
menting on the tariff bill, thinks thu
Democrats sold out to monopolies-A
Lynn and Boston motorman was found
to be to blame for the death of Ephraim
L. Card in Revere last March--Some of
Zola's novels have been held at the Boston
custom house until questions as to their
character can be settled-The North
Woburn (Mass) Street Railway
company is not anxious to run
the line If the strikers persist
in holding out for more pay
James Feenan was drowned at Ports
mouth, N. H-Three men supposed to
have had some connection with the train
wrecking at West Outlet, Me- took to the
woods-Peter Fay of Lawrence, Mass.
caused much excitement by taking his
sister from the convent at Manchester,
N. H-Another discharge of clerks has
been made a. the Kittery (Me.) navy yard
Perry jumped from a bridge
60 feet high at Lewiston, Me-, and rescued
boy from drowning-John Cronin,
who shot Alva Alexander at South
Windsor, Conn.,, was remanded without
bail-The American Opera comp my
went to pieces in Worcester, Mass
are being made
at Gloucester, Mass. for the trial
of the new cruiser Minneapolis
Lord Dunraven's cutter Valkyrie WAS
sent to the bottom in a collision with tn
Satanita-The Britannia defeatei the
Vigilant on the Clyde by 35s--Lsdas,
the Derby winner, ran third in the Prin-
cess of Wales stakes at newmarket
There are large treasury receipts from the
withdrawal of whisky from bond--The |
house has the final shaping of the tariff |
bill largely in it's own hands--There is u
movement among D mocratic senators |
to expel Senator Hill from the parity
Six Worlds fair buildings were burned |
by an incendiary firr-The tar fl bill is
on the ia Bile of the speaker of the hous-
Caracas of the Red D line
was burned at New York-Rioting con-
tinues in Chicago-The British govern
ment has reason to believe that the diff
ferenc.s between China and Japan will
be amicably arrdnged-President CAST
mir-Perier of France pardoned ga prison
Austin Henry Layard, British
diplomat, is dead - Fatal cases
Of cholera occurred il ST. Peters
burg, and several places in Belgium
The German poetess, Paoli, isdead--
Nathaniel Lowering, a retired Baptist
licentiate, was Luried at Newport, N H.,
us years. ne WAS 10 years
old and native of Exeter, N. H-Al-
bert NJ. Grow, aged 10, was drowned
while bathing in the Connecticut river at
Springfield, Vt - james Barlow was
thrown from his wagon at Providence
and fatally jured-A woman's social
club has been formed at Lowell, Mass,
and a committee is looking for club
house.
Saturday, July T.
Cholera has appeared at Liege, Belgium
cutlery exports to America
have fallen off-The Conant pulp
factory at WATERFOWL, Mass, was dam
aged by fire-Burglars b-ew up the
postoffice safe at Fairfield, Me-Sugar
men may receive bounty on this years
,rop-Cam bridge (Mass.) drug stores are
10 be allowed to sell nothing but drugs
IN Sundays-Lord ROsebery celebrated
Ladas' Derby victory by feasting EPSON
Beverly Mass. child was in
ured, probably fatally, by an explosion
If percussion paper caps-The fishing
schooner Sea Fox of Provincetown. Mass
arrived at Boston. with six of her crew
Carnot states that her