The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-07-26
Monday, July 22.

| Wolff for $1,000 damages for personal In
| jury and defamation.
Monday, July 22.
-Four men k lied in a grade crossing ac-
cident near Williamstown, Mass--Y acht
Richard X. Fox spoken in mid-ocean--
Credit men of New York firms want to ex-
tend mercantile credit system-Tension
between King Oscar and the storthing
greatly relaxed-David Cody, one of the
Ericsson disaster victims, dead-China
to replace heavy British ordnance for Ger
man guns-Prince Ferdinand still at
Carlsbad and surrounded by secret police
Terrible collision between steamers off
the Italian coast; l4S persons drowned
Presiding Elder North of New Haven dis
claims responsibility the alleged inter-
view which has got him into trouble
Cashier Walden of Dime Savings bank,
| Willimantic, Conn, missing, with about
$50, 900 of banks funds - Fire caused
$SO0,0OO loss in Chicago oil mill
Fears are entertained in Denver that a
party of Princeton students has fallen into
the hands of Indians--Port Townsend,
| (Wash) officials are on the watch to pre-
vent a filibustering expedition against
Hawaii-Lawyer Thomas w, Dean OF
Boston, died suddenly while yachting
Close of Young Peoples Baptist union
convention In Baltimore-The saloon
closing issue in Manchester, N. H., at
white heat-An era of active trade in
Fall River (Mass) mill products predicted
Samuel Livingstone of Lawrence,
Mass, killed by train in Reading
Tuesday, July 20.
Death of Ex-Governor Alexander Hamil-
| Rice of Massachusetts - Coal and
lumber dealers in Boston victimized
by a swindler - The Defender beat
the Vigilant by almost 10 minutes
in their second trial race-European
gold reserve destined to come to this
country - Terrible cyclone in New
| Manifestations results of wind and
| lightning in New York and New Jersey
kansas senators and others urging
action in ex-Consul Walters case -
Frank G. Richardson appointed collector
of customs at Gloucester, Mass-Albert
Stebbins, Deerfield's (Mass.) defaulting
tax collector, sentenced to five years in
Jail - English election returns show
further losses by the Liberals -
Fire in Biddeford, Me-, caused loss of $4,000
Petitions for pardon Of murderess,
Maria Barberi, being numerously signed
in New York-Proposition to erect
800, 600 monument in honor of Rev. DIR.
S. f. Smth-Presiding Elder North ar
rested at New Haven on charge of con-
tempt-Wright irrigation law declared
unconstitutional by Judge Ross Of Cali
fornia Fire in Utica gold mine in Cali
Misunderstanding Of Treasurer Walden
of wrecked Dime Savings bank believed to
be $26, 9O0-Four | escape from Salem
MASS. police station-BOy shot another,
probably fatally, at Winsted, Conn
Little boy killed by train at West Lynn,
Mass-German wheat crop reported as
above the average-Porte appointed
Shakir Pasha to supervise reforms in Ar
menia-France admits the right Of Ger
many to interfere in Moroccco-King
Oscar of Norway and Sweden again at
tempted to have a coalition cabinet
formed --- Caretaker of a farmhouse
whose tenants had been evicted, near Dun
garven, Ire, fatally shot - Nebraska
statesmen will attempt to make peace be-
tween the Omaha tribe and white settlers
-Semi-military organizations in Califor-
MIA to be restricted in the right to parade
with apms-Charged that both captains
and mates of the Italian steamships which
collided in the Gulf of Genoa were asleep
at the time - At Pittsfield, Mass,
Patrick Kirby was placed on trial for
manslaughter in causing the death OF
James Fitzgerald year ago last January
The Second Rhode Island volunteers
and battery A Veteran association held
their annual reunion and banquet in
Woonsocket. John G. Mckay was chosen
president
Wednesday, July "a.
British company to lay cable from the
island of Trinidad to the river Rio de la
Plata-Clergyme of six denominations,
including Roman Catholics, met in Aver,
Mass, and organized the United Religious
ssociation-George Hufcut, who dis
appeared from Dover Plains, n. Y, in
1894, discovered at Montpelier, Vt-Sir
William V. Harcourt elected to the house
of commons - Russian troops to be
massed on the Manchurian and Corean
frontiers - Welterweights Smith and
Ryan matched to fight at Dallas -
Three leading Philadelphia street rail
way companies consolidated - City
of Gloucester, Mass, voted to have
municipal water plant-Large amount
of duplicate Hardin county (O.) bonds
afioat Inmate of Soldiers Home at Til
ton N H., died from the effects of drink
| ing whisky-Loss by washout at Silver
City, N. NJ, estimated at $780, 0OO-Har-
rison's friends hard at work for his candi-
dacy-Luther McKin shot himself dead
in the presence of the woman he had lived
with at Newport, Me--Jury in the case
of Patrick J. Kirby, charged with killing
James Fitzgerald at Williamstown, Mass,
rendered verdict of not guilty-Report
that New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad will assume control of New York
and New England property Sept. i
Man crushed to death by a falling gravel
bank at Bangor, Me.-Leaders of the re-
cent strike at Olneyville, r. l., unable to
secure employment-Warr for arrest
of III. H. Holiness" charging murder in
Chicago, issued-Death of Hon. Leander
Valentine of Westbrook, Me - Clerk
Roberts of foreign mail division of Boston
postoffice charged with abstracting letters
-Assaiant of little girl on an island
near Niagara beaten and left for dead
Serious forest fires in Alpena county,
Mich-Fall River Mass girl put bean
in her ear and died from a surgical op-
carbohydrates of the New Hampshire
Agricultural college ppointed-Steam
yacht Eleanor arrived at San francisco