The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-09
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday. Aug. 1.

Defender led the fleet on the New York
Yacht clubs run from New London. Conn.,,
to Newport, r. Town of Adelaide,
near Denver, flooded by series of cloud
bursts; three persons reported drowned
Game Warden Collins of Presque Isle,
Me-, murdered by poachers - Dime
Savings bank of Willimantic, Conn.,, de-
clared by Commissioner Crofut to be in
solvent by over $27.000-Two suburbs
near Socorro, N. NJ, submerged by heavy
rainfall; several lives lost<-J. e. Hurst
nominated for governor of Maryland
Settlers in Swan Valley, Ida, alarmed by
hostile Indians-Judge Seaman of Illi-
nois declined to pass on motion for an APP
peal in the. Whisky trust litigation
Schooner Adella Corson sunk in the Mer-
rimac Mass. river-More wrangling in
the Italian chamber of deputies ailors
winning their strike in New York
Work of burying the wires begun at Fall
River, Mass-New church to be started
by Boston colored people-Death of Ri
Rev. Mark Anthony De Wolfe Howe,
Episcopal bishop of central Pennsylvania
Connolly counted out in the fourth
round of his fight with Dixon Patrick
Hennessey and Martin Flaherty fought 20
rounds to a draw at Lowell, Mass
| Order confirming the sale of the New
York and New England road entered.
Friday, Aug. 2.
Death of ex- Mayor Hugh o. Brien of Bos-
ton-Supposed killing of white men by
| Indians at the head of Teton river, Idc 10
| No important developments in the
Holmes case-Cholera epidemic contin-
ues in Japan-Seth Rome of Oldtown,
| Me-, lost in the woods for six days, found
nearly dead-Robert J beaten by Joe
Patchen in the fastest four-heat harness
race on record-Marshall TEX preach
ers denounce promoters of Corbett-Fitz-
simmons mill - Another roadhouse
burned at Rochester, N. Hive boys
rescued from drowning at Newburyport,
Mass-Mystery of Alberta Stuart's death
still q puzzle to the Boston police
Large number Of contractors submit to
the terms of the New York tailors-
Mrs e. Isolenah Haskell of Zynolite,
Mass. is missing-Wor (Mass.)
citizens committee formed to raise money
for Armenians-Good outlook for the ap-
pie crop--Stock company to work gold
mine at Byron, Me-Free silver move
ment in Illinois losing followers Minis
ter's wife at Barre. W.T. sues for divorce
National Federation of Afro-Amer-
lean Women organized at conven-
ton of colored women in Boston
Plot against General Alfaro revealed in
Ecuador-Sixteen persons persisted in
the flood at Socorro, N. M-Licenses of
Connecticut saloon keepers made attach
able for debt-Budlong defeated in the
tennis tournament at Newcastle, N. H
Six Chicago election judges indicted for
fraudulent practices-Gold bonds issued
I,x, ii tn, 10
clared illegal-Spain feels Inundated by
the forced settlement of the Mora claim
Hotel near Madison, Wis, owned by w.
d. Eaton & Co. of Boston, burned-Rob-
ert G. Scott ex-city treasurer of Jackson
vile, Fla, arrested for embezzlement-
Airship model invented by J. F. Cooley of
Hornellsville, N. Y, demolished in test
Hundreds of divorces granted in Okla
homa previous to Aug. 10, 1893, declared
invalid-Tobacco smuggling carried on
in Montreal, New York and Boston for
many months-Ex-Senato Gormley of
Boston prosecuting four persons for rob-
bling him of $1,000 at Coney Island
Pirates in the gulf of ST. Lawrence loot
wrecked vessels without interference from
the Dominion Wages
raised by the Maryland Steel company,
wooden mills at Norristown, Pa, and roll
ing mills at OrR, Td--OrdnRe granQ
lodges of British North America censured
the Dominion government for its stand on
the Manitoba school question-Comp-
troller Eckles says the article in the Hart
ford Post concerning his relationship in
the Willimantic Comm bank affair is
absolutely false.
Saturday, Aug. 3.
Troops reached the Jackson's Hole coun-
frx, hI1t fai1aJ 70 Ind 81 Of TrI
General Flagler's daughter shot and
killed boy while stealing her fathers
fruit in ashington-Decree granting |
Mrs. Corbett absolute divorce signed =
Another murder, that of Louden IN. H. |
man in 1877, laid at Holmes
door - Withdrawal of gold ex-
pected to bring the treasury re-
serve down to about $105, OOO 600
Death of Duchess de Casteluccia at West
Point, N. J-Khedive said to have pre-
sented the sultan with $500, OO0-Omaha
has rival police commissions-Car
Browne deserted his bride, General"
Coxey's aughter-Coxey nominated
for governor of Ohio by Populists-
Several bodies mysteriously exhumed
at Tuftonboro Neck, N. H-Several
persons burned in panic at Fenni-
more, visa. P. A. element at Laurel
Ford, KY, charged with incendiarism-
Steamship service between Canada and
to open May l, 1S96-Courts
will settle boundary dispute between Iowa
and Missouri-Stanford university may
be closed If the government wins its suit
British conditions criticised
by the Opposition at Cape Colony-Mal-
colin d. Whitman of Boston won the
tennis finals at Newcastle, N. 1.-THE
treasury revenue derived from the oleo-
tax steadily decreasing -
Resolutions in memory of ex-Mayor
o. Brien were passed at a special joint ses-
sion of the Boston city council-Paris
Figaro threatens revelations concerning
the slow progress of the French expedi-
ton in Madagascar-It is reported that
the Catholic church of New York will en-
dorse the action Of the police commission
ers-Representatiye Hilborn of Cali
fornia says Hawaii should secure a close
treaty with United States
Captain Ober Baker, Sd, one of the found
srs of the Philadelphia Steamship COM
pany, died at West Dennis, Mass -
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