The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-06-28
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday, June 20.

Dewitt Curtiss, berry peddler, murdered
near Pittsfield - Ecclesiastical council
recommends acceptance of resignation O.
| Pastor Calkins of Standardization
president Alfraro given great reception
at Guayaquil Ecuador - William
Caesar found guilty in New Yorl
OF murder in the first degree
| indictments against New York ex-parl
commissioners dismissed--Ira johnson
Of Canton, Mass, under arrest for man
laughter--Connectic senate rejected
| proposed constitutional amendment re
districting the senate-Old Colony mus
operate the Acushnet river ferry between
New Bedford and Fairhaven--Judgt
told jury at Sydney N. S., that they
had proved false to every obligation
--Ex-Inspector Mclaughlin of New
YORK sentenced to state prison
Newton high school battalion presented
with a stand of colors-Twenty-five
battalions of Spanish troops soon to start
for Cuba-Iowa coal operators trying tc
break up the Mine Workers union
Subsistence of the silver craze in the south
accounted for by return of prosperity
Shortage in the French wheat crop will
make it necessary for that country to i'm
port 10000 bushels-Fred J. Husk OF
Boston, charged with obtaining $4,000 from
John Stetson & Co. by false pretences
held for the grand jury.
Friday, June FL.
Lord Dunraven's cutter showed excel
lent qualities on her third trial trip
Rev Anthony H. Evans, DID,, accepts
call to pastorate of New York West Pres
byterian church--Desperate battle be-
tween a maniac and a keeper at Spring
field-Platform to be presented to the
Cleveland convention ignores all public
questions-Cuban revolution said to be
growing more ormidable-Jules Lee
maitre elected to the French academy
Report that England will make naval
demonstration at Constantinople-Op
position will ask the queen to dissolve
parliament--Cuban insurgents gained a
victory near Banes-Governor Alt
geld of Illinois hanged in effigy--
Judgment creditors powers curtailed in
securing executions in Missouri-New
Baptist church at North Easton, Mass,
edicated-Denial of the report that
Harvard has declined the Oxford Cam
bridge challenge-Lancaster mill, Gin
ton completely closed for the first time in
10 years-Strikers' committee and agent
of the Hamilton mills, Amesbury, Mass,
to have Robert J PAGES the
fastest mile of the year at Des Moines-
Pm. 4s--The Marblehead given tremen-
dous reception in the North sea canal
Gold reserve took another jump-One of
the next extensions of civil service reform
likely to be to the steamboat inspection
epartment-Miss Willard spoke of dead
leaders at the London w. G. r. U.
onvention--BOdyo of an unknown man,
who committed suicide, found in
Waltham Metropolitan, Indem-
nifty and Union Lloyds of New York
stopped busincss--Dr. William Hugh
PiersOn of New York missing-Two
New Bedford men arrested, charged with
buying votes-President Hill to confer
with committee on reorganization of
Great Northern railroad--The cup de-
fender almost in condition for launching
students attempted to obtain
advance copies of examination papers
Connecticut legislature passed a bill Great
ing a state board of arbitration--Do-
ninion house Of commons refused to pass
a resolution censuring Minister Haggart
Rev. G. A. Paddock will not appear
before the Connecticut senate Investigate
ing communicative boys drowned at
Of Captain Frederick
G, Adams of Observation-Disclosures
On. H. police board preparing to drive
liquor dealers out of business
Trustees of the Lowell Textile school
rganized-Gjlmanton academy cele-
brated its ntennial-Eugene Oar
rell, who robbed the safe of the
Boston industrial home two years
ago, surrendered himself in Syracuse
glassworks burned at Pitts
burg--Illinois Steel company advanced
employees wages 10 per cent-Khedive
to seek the sultan's support against the
lntrigues of his own family-Statue to
Cromwell to be erected in Parliament
square by private bscription-The In
Arbitration and Peace society
asks Gladstone to urge disarmament
Norfolk county (NIass.) dedicated its re-
courthouse and celebrated its
l02d birthday with appropriate exercises
1T Dedham.
Saturday, June. a2.
Convention of Republican clubs adopted
he non-committal platform with hurrah
md djourned-Lancaster mills strikers
1t Clinton prepared a scale of wages which
hey will demand-Captain Howgate
ound guilty on two indictments and not
likely to escape the penitentiary-
quinn refused to make any concessions to
he Hamilton mills strikers at Amesbury
of the Talbot Mills, North
voted not to return to
Howard, the Ameri-
an forger, sentenced at London
o 10 years risonment-Britan-
Tia and Niagara won in the Royal
Jersey Yacht regatta-Governmen
efeat in the house of commons-Em-
'eror William placed the keystone of the
North sea canal and reviewed the warships |
t Kiel-Department of agriculture to
a new plan of gathering |
rop reports-Customany midsummer
heck reported in trade circles, with |
n exceptionally bright outlook -
train rates cut by grain-carrying roads |
Menard praises German hos
horses persisted in a
re at Pittsburg-Manches express
nd freight train crashed at Lawrence-
Jaw passed by Usage Indians prohibits
egroes from living in the country--Rel-
tives of the missing Oscar Fernald of
omerville trying to trace him by means
t a trance Michael Maloney,
years of age, was struck and instantly
Tiled by an express train at Fitchburg
The first deaconess' home established
y the Methodists of Rhode Island was
pened at Providence. There were no cere-