The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-07-12

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badly injured by zinc works explosion
near Jersey City--Electrocutio of DIR.
Buchanan denounced by German journals
Pope Let said to have promulgated
decree abolishing all days of abstinence
except Fridays-Wind and rain did great
damage in Kansas and Missouri--Paul
Butler defeated the Canadian challenger
in the international canoe race--Forest
fire devastated 25 miles of country in New
foundland
Monday, July 8.
The Defender given another trial, and
easily beat the Colonia on all points of
sailing-Another daughter born to Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland - Advance
guard of Christian Endeavorers arrived In
| Boston--Six persons drowned by capsiz-
| ing of a boat on Lake Geneva, Wis
Damage to crops by western storms
Opening of Catholic summer school OF
America in Plattsburg, n. Y--Salem has
a bridegroom DISAPPEARANCE mystery
Mississippi solid for Democratic silver can
didates--Christ Episcopal church In
Waltham changed hands--Ex-Queen
Liluokalani plotting an alliance with
Japan by marriage with Japanese
count--Butte and Boston Mining COM
pany sued Lexington Mining company for
4OO,OOO--Funeral of John w. Wills, who
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4-Malden police called in to quell a
disturbance at public meeting of Ar
menians-Balmaceda party will prob
ably form new cabinet in Chilli
Marie Burroughs lost her suit for divorce
Midway (Mass.) citizen shot and
killed man who was trying, he thought,
to rob his wine cellar--Two killed and
several injured by a cyclone in Putnam
county, Ga-Ranks of Cuban insurgents
receiving large accessions from Cartagena
and nearby towns-British Bimetalhc
league declared depression in trade due to
fall in prices-Deatho of Bryan g. Rogers,
an actor at one time prominent In the pro
Mysterious disappearance OF w.
II, Cove of Lynn still unaccounted for
Trainer of Alix offers to match her against
any trotter in the world-William Wes-
ton. young farmer of Limington, Me-,
the victim of an accidental shooting
Attleboro officers searched the premises
of several persons and seized a large guam
tity of liquor Ann Leonard of Lowell
aged so, took rat poison, thinking it was
medicine, and died shortly afterward--
Francis Clark, who succeeded the late
John Brown as Queen Victoria's personal
attendant, is dead.
Tuesday, July 9.
: Seventeen-year-old daughter of an In
diana farmer decoyed into the woods and
manifestations Textile union to dc
vote it's entire Strength toward making
the strike at Clinton success--But FEW
Of the Amesbury strikers return to WORK
Several Woonsocket and Blackstone
mill men ready to follow Olneyville' lead
in advancing wages--Dr George Bell OF
Three Rivers, Mass, disappears, leaving
his family destitute and several unpaid
bills-Yellow fever said to be epidemic
among Spanish troops in Cuba
Nine men injured in trolley
: car accident at Buffalo - Brit
ish parliament dissolved - one man
+ killed and Is badly injured in an electric
S car wreck in Ohio-Skeletons of IS men
found in a cave in Greenland-Assistant
o Secretary of he Navy McAdoo in Boston
II Mrs. Cleveland and the little stranger
l. at Gray Gables doing finely--Two chill
q dren drowned in the Merr1mac river
!. JoseDh Barondess, the labor leader, re-
+ nounced the car and became an Ameri-
q can Massachusetts state com
p ,nittee of Irish National Federation issued
s. apneal for funds to aid the home rule
Is movement - Large quantities OF I'M
# sound flour reached New York from
Vt one of the most famous mills
If Western railroads expect heavy fall busl-
" ness-Ailsa defeated Britannia off Hunt
& ers Quay, Scotland--Khedive In Alex
;. andria, en- route to Constantlnople---
Is About 10000 persons visited the puonc
Is baths in Boston in June-IWo New
l. York saloon keepers defied Police Com
missioner Roosevelt-NatiOnal Guard OF
California to be reorganized on eco
l, nomical lines-Boston June temperature
g was below normal, while that OF the rest
d of the state was higher than usual
e United States Senator Warren OF Wyom-
. ing. free silver partisan, talks of leaving
y the Republican party-Emperor FRANCIS
IF Joseph of Austria has promised the kaiser
vt that he will be present at the review OF
S. the troops on Sedan day--At Fisher
y Vile. Mass, John Thibault, aged 81, COM
5e mitted suicide by drowning in the Black
: stone river.
d Wednesday, July TO-
- The opening day of the Christian En-
n deayor conve ntion of '95 found the I'm
al deayorers of Greater Boston standing with
1t omen arms r, ldy to receive the thousands
n of delegates whose advance guard is al
)t ready knocking at the hospitable doors )f
= the city homes. The local preparations
"a are complete, the public buildings and
n business houses have been arrayed In their
IT gala dress in honor of the visitors from far
- and near. who for days to come will throng
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~ ated so generously in honor of Christian
" Endeavor convention, and the proverbial
If Boston frigidity has melted into cordial
1e welcome that will long be pleasant mem
IN ory to the Endeavorers of the world
v Cornell rowed alone in its first heat al
in Henley, Leander not starting-kepor'
k that the Lorillard Tobacco company is &c
u Join the Tobacco trust-t1rst day OF
- Nantucket's centennial celebration very
W successful - Terrible railroad collision
at and loss of life in Quebec--New IorE
e- and New England railroad sold to the re
mt organization committee for to,OOO,Ooo-
its Mayor of Gloucester vetoed a $4,000 paw
On ing loan ordrr-Successful trip of under
d. ground trolley moter in New York
al, Boston coored wheelwoman denied {
league members rights at Asbury Part
Further earthquake shocks at Laibach
ng Carniola-Crowds flocking to Naples d
- witness the eruption of Mount Vesuviui
I'd Eight conspirators arrested in and neal
mt Moscow for plotting to kill the CAR
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