The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-06-14
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday, June @.

alleged false and defamatory language
Vault in the New Hampshire state trea
surer's office robbed of nearly $1,000
Gloucester Business Mems association
adopted resolutions on the death of Gen
eral Cogswe .l-Tickets for the Cor
bett- Fitzsimmons fight will cost S1t
Manager Captain Davis of the New
York Ball club disqualification
liquor dealers needed a warning and CLOSED
up--Judge Knowlton denied petition
for preliminary injunction against Boston
subway construction-Dr. E. H. Noble
of New Bedford arrested on charge
of criminal malpractice; young mar
also in custody-Anti-lobby bill in
troduced in the Connecticut legislature
Nazrulla Khan, Afghan prince, reviewed
5000 troops at Aldershot, Eng--Re-
public of Formosa has collapsed com
pletely-Steamer St. Louis sailed for
Europe-C. B. Morton of Maine, auditor
of the navy department in the treasury,
removed-Pall Mall Gazette thinks the
Ailsa was designed as possible challenger
for the Americas cup-Twelve illicit
stills on the Virginia side of the Cumber-
land mountains destroyed by revenue Off
GERS.
Friday, June :.
Me-Large white whale sporting in the
river at Observation-Disclosures for sound
money made at the Kentucky Republican
convention--Paris bankers said to have
concluded big loan for China-Leaders
of the Illinois silver movement plan to
call a national Democratic convention and
reorganila the party-Monster steel plant
likely to be erected near Cleveland
Oxford and Cambridge will challenge
Harvard and Yale to an athletic competi-
tion-Big crowd but no trouble at the
Olneyville Or, L. mill gates-Attorney
General Olney believed to have been ten
dered and to have accepted the secretary
ship of state-New Hampshire supreme
court decided in favor of the Manchester
and Lawrence in the case against the Con-
cord railroad-Howland beat Foote for
the New England collegiate tennis cham
pionship--Eieven provinces of Ecuador
in the hands of the revolutionists--
jefferson and Declare won the Gravesend
stake races--Michael Kinney of Win
sted, Conn, says he was hit
with an TX in William CLARK
house--"Lord' Oscar DeCourcey dis
appeared from Westbrook, Me -
Only 25 days remain between Newfound-
land and bankruptcy A. Maud
Brewer found guilty of manslaughEr in
killing Gideon Lattimer at Lynn-Ed- =:
ward S. White and Miss Mary S. Andrews, !
who eloped from Philadelphia, were ar
rested in Providence-Evening Star
lodge of Masons of Lee (Mass.) celebrated |
its centennial--The Portsmouth city gov
eminent has granted the Portsmouth
Street railroad permission to substitute
electricity for horse power--Rev, d. NJ.
Lucknow Of Albany was ordained pastor
of the Rowley (Mass.) Baptist church,
John Powers of Nashua was run over by
a train and killed at Oakdale, Mass
Saturday, June 8.
Attorney General Olney appointed secre-
AIRY of state and Judge Judson Harmon
If Cincinnati attorney general-Appeal
made to the Olneyyille strikers by the
trikers communicating ice combina- .
ion Incorporated in Maine-President
eceived an official communication from t
china thanking him and the United ]
States for their friendly offices for peace
Joseph Choate's fee in the income tax !
,ase Sl5, 000--Lion's share of the naval
militia appropriation secured by Massa-
Harrity will call
10 meeting of the National Democratic
committee now-Treasury officials be-
ieve the June deficit will be small
Crank arrested near Balmoral said he was {
N his way to see the queen--Germans
ubdued rebellious natives in the Came
oons after severe fghting--Official in
luiry into the Colima disaster begun at
San Francisco-Mgr. Satolli to be made
cardinal-Great Britain, Russia and
France will threaten Turkey-Detroit {
garbage scow and her tug captured by
cruiser-Spain to demand in
lemnity from United States at close of :
he Cuban Rumor of fill
,ustering expedition to Cuba confirmed
monument at HAverhill ded-
Alfaro proclaimed pro- I
-isional president of Ecuador-Dan Dali
on, wanted in Providence for muir
Ter, arrested at Atlanta-A $50, 900 {
ire occurred at Middletown, Conn
lynn liquor dealers ordered to remove the !
Greens from their windows-Trueb bill
or manslaughter returned against
7harles S. Witham of Maiden - I
1x-Tax Collector Sanford of Con-
ord, Mass, indicted for embezzlement !
carnival at Biddeford- t
fire loss of S150,000 at Appleton, Wis !
)ebs says he will take a stenographer to r
all with him--The Missouri river is /
unning very high in Nebraska-Rich- /
ri OOluen, the actor, TOOK the poor debt L
RS oath at Boston-Free silver will di- Il
ide southern Democracy, it is said t
lore ancient Greek ruins found in Eretria /
Commissioner Roosevelt repri- V
handed six New York patrolman whom !
e caught napping-M. Andree, the a
eronaut, will soon go to Paris to super r
intend the making of his Arctic balloon L
Gautier, years old, fell into the +
anal of the Bristol Manufacturing COM s.
any at Bristol, Conn, and was drowned fl
The Young Mems Christian association n
will take place at East 81
Iorthfield, Mass, from July to Sept G
"A reunion of the former students of 5
lOody's school is to take place at Mt. =
lennon (Mass.) June 10 and 10, shortly o.
efore the commencement exercises- 5
katherine Byrne, aged 90, wife of School \
Byrne of Blackstone, K
lass, dropped lifeless from her chair at W
he supper table from heart disease Il
Congressman Knox addressed the pupils 81
the Lawrence High school on Credit" 6
"A man giving his name as Thomas p,
eddy has been swindling Hartford p,
eople by means of forged orders, and he b,
believed to be New York crook-- CT
ohm Rau of Lawrence was struck by a al
ale of hay and seriously injured al
sunday, June o. o!
A Key West filibustering expedition A