The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-07-26
THE WEEKS NEWS


ton mills operatives az faiilcoDIiiy' 4h"so',
voted to return to work at old wages =
Prince Ferdinands expression OF condo
Ienco for Stambuloff rejected--Net
Unionist gain of A seats IN the English
elections--Train dropped 80 feet through
n bridge in Observation-Disclosures
has no Intention of reopening the income
tax ouestion--Two firemen killed and
a dozen injured in Cincinnati
East Boston boy fatally shot a
Young man at Wolfboro, N. H
Peopie's party convention at Boston NOM
mated state ticket and adopted plat
form favoring free coinage-George
Drake, who eloped with Martha Glenn
from Glastonbury, Conn, forced to marry
the girl-President Cleveland does not
contemplate trip to the Adirondack
Thirty Spanish marines killed in
an engagement with rebels near Maravi,
Cuba-The Central Trust company fore
closed on the Central and Southern Iron
ompanies--President Lincoln of the
Chicago Gas trust denies that the COM
pany is financially embarrassed
age to fruit and vegetables by frosts and
drought near Grand Haven, Mich. es-
timated at ,OO0-Exodus of Florida
negroes to Liberia on account of the fire.
quency of lynchings threatens a demorali-
cation of labor.
Friday, July 10.
Next national Republican convention
may be held in St. Louis-Death of ex-
Premier Stambuloff of Bulgaria-Presi-
dent Faure accepted resignation of the
council of the Legion of Honor-Union-
lists still gaining in the English elections
Politicians confident that Harrison
nrnCi6antia1 N
Chill requests friendly offices of France
in arranging payment of the Dreyfus
claim-Mary r. Sherwin non-suited in
her damage suit against Ellen H. Grout of
Orange, Mass-Endeavor visit birth
place of foreign missions-Census bureau
has decided not to give out figures of de-
cennial canvass until all the returns are
received-Rev. R. T. Cooper of New
Haven found not guilty of immortality
Strikers who returned to work at Ames-
bury, Mass, still Standardization
exploded and woman fell 100 feet at Ha-
verhill, Mass-Train jumped track
and several persons injured in opening of
new Niagara Falls electric road-Col-
ored delegates pleased with treatment at
Christian Endeavor convention in Boston
Will of late Marsha W, Wilkinson Of
Cambridge, Mass, makes private requests
of about $4,000 - Anonymous threat
ening letters received by police officials in
East Boston and by the marshal of the
little red schoolhouse" parade-Galves-
ton made an offer to Dallas for the Cor
bett- Fitzsimmons fight--Robert j. PAGES
a mile in 2:03 at Saginaw, Mich; Cycler
Sanger rode mile in two minutes -
Selah H. Cornish, veteran New York jour
nalst, dead-Motion of want of con-
fdence in Canadian cabinet failed
japanese troops compelled to retreat be-
fore the Black Flags of Formosa-Max
Steele held in $780, 200 bail for trial at Bos-
ton on the charge of forgery and passing
fraudulent checks-Old Mt. Vernon
church property on Ashburton place, Bos-
ton, sold to Thomas Y. Crowell for S116,-
900 cash-Mrs. Kebow Of New Haven,
Who was burned by the explosion of an
oil stove, died last evening---Francis
Maher, aged about a. was killed by
the cars at Simsbury, Conn-George
Hartman, aged IA, newsboy at Mid
dletown, Conn, disappeared Monday.
He was last seen peddling hand-bills with
a stranger, who Is missing-The direc-
tors of the New Bedford Y. M. G.
A. will extend a call to George G. Budd
of New York to be general secretary
In the district court at Barnstabe,
Mass, George Russell was held for the
grand jury in the sum of $1,000 for break
ing, entering and larceny at Buzzard's
Bay.
Saturday, July 20.
Uriah and A. A. Grove, the former
teamster and the latter a mechanic of
Merrimac, Mass. have fallen heirs to
G1 0O0 ono from tho Stat of tho late Mrs
E. T. Eldridge of Newtonville-Rev
c. H. Pope, pastor of the Kennebunk
(Me.) Congregational church rendered
his resignation to take effect July 2S-
While repairing the roof of barn,
Harvey Dunning of Bath, Me-, fell to the
ground, receiving probably fatal injuries
Mrs. Harriet Waldron, aged ~, of
Deering, Me-, fell down stairs, cutting a
hole in her temple and causing death i'm
mediately-Horace Willard, % years of
age, brakeman on Portland and Roches-
ter railroad, was fatally crushed while
coupling cars at Westbrook, Me-, last
night-The report circulated that the
insurgent leader Antonio Maceo
had been wounded and captured by
the Spanish troops untrue - The
Khedive of Egypt reached Constantinople
DIR. Edwin Maybery of East Wey-
mouth. Mass, dead-Canada since 1877
paid Great Britain 500, 800 in copyright
duties - The Trunk Line association
voted to abolish the contract system with
shippers-The North Atlantic fleet will
assemble for squadron evolutions at New
York Aug. IA WATERFOWL Mass
milkman fined 800 for selling milk below
the standard allowed by law-Simon
Levi of Boston sentenced to the state
prison for three years for teaching boys to
steal from express wagons-William N.
Kicker of Boston, under indictment for
manslaughter in causing the death of his
father-in-law, discharged-The agree
ment between the city of Newton, Mass,
and the Boston and Albany road about
the separation of grades practically COM
pleted-The Massachusetts Ship Canal
company asked permission Of the railroad
commission and the harbor and land COM
mission to issue 81, 10000 in stock and an
eoualamount in bonds.
Sunday, July Ell.
Exceptions filed in the Keegan murder
case in Providence-The Defender beat
the ViRilant in their first match race
Shed of the Fall River line at New York
blown down-A building blown up by
dynamite and five negroes killed at Mart,
Tex-Three men killed by lightning In