The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-06-28

vile at portsmouth, nolQ WITHOUT Dali
Bicyclist Fountaine went 474 miles 1908
yards in "a hours in London-Hamilton
mill operatives at Amesbury, Mass, voted
to continue the strike-Large number of
Lancaster mills strikers leaving Clinton
DR.. Narcisse A. Primeau Of Fitchburg
is dead--Dr. e. H. Noble Of New Bed
ford found guilty of criminal malpractice
Bangor steamer Katahdin to be
broken up for old junk--Valkyrie has
the greatest sail spread ever put on a
sloop-Moses Wright, an old Boston ar
tist dead--Charge of enlightenment
against Iron Hall officials abandoned.
Monday, June "a.
Premier Rosebery and his cabinet re-
signed; Lord Salisbury summoned to form
new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the New
York Hat and Cap Manufacturers asso-
citation claims to have unearthed a big
conspiracy-A dozen persons injured by
an explosion on the lake steamer Christie
pher olumbus-Hawaiian legislature
opened It's first session-Electric car of
the Dartmouth and Westport road left the
track near New Bedford; 10 persons in
jured-Explosion Of giant powder at
Hazleton, Pa. Barns and buildings col
lapsed and stones thrown a distance of
three miles--Servicesa at Boston in men,
DRY of the late Rev. DR.. Miner--Treasury
department Indifferent about seeing the
gold reserve reach $4,000 ,0O0-New set
of army regulations promulgated--Of
GERS to command the battleships Maine
and Texas selected--Fees on mani
tests of cars entering the United
railway cashier murdered by a rob-
ho,, - IL, -, al l.
situation at Olneyville, r. Strong
evidence that William Henry killed his
father in Brooklyn--Dedicatio of St.
Vincent's orphan home, Fall River
Rev. Dennis Scannell of St. Anne's church,
Worcester, celebrated his silver jubilee
Colored Masons dedicated a monument in
Copp's Hill brrying ground, Boston
Trial of Angus D. Gilbert for the murder
of Alice Sterling begun at Boston
Bunco men following a circus reaped a
rich harvest in Wolfboro, N. H-Glouces-
ter fishermen have great luck among the
of Cincinnati elected rabbi of Temple
Ohabei Sholom, Boston--Oscar Fernald
said to have been seen in New Hampshire
Tuesday, June rs.
Pasquale Garofalo, two days married.
probably fatally shot his wife at Boston
of the Alice Sterling murder
trial at Boston--Pim and Mahoney won
their first tennis matches in the Newton
tournament - Spanish authorities
alarmed at mortality among fever troops
Macedonian revolt spreading rapidly
won the triangular boat race
on the Hudson - Young white man
hanged by mob in a New Orleans suburb
for ndiarism-Court orde | Is of
the big "going" distilleries of the Whisky
trust to be sold to the reorganization COM
w. Foster said to have
received $780, coo from China for his peace
e. Lewis of Maiden
struck and killed by a train Willis
ton (Mass.) seminary celebrated the
Tooth anniversary of the birth of
the founder of the school -
of Maldens new high school
Kittredge, who shot q
man at Glen, n. H., held for trial-Con-
necticut court decided that church prop
erty used for business purposes is taxable
PILOT for procuring girls and selling
them in marriage unearthed at Waterbury
Weeks refused to make any
to strikers at Clinton
Many Hamilton mills strikers are leaving
Amesbury, Mass - East Providence
school committees refused to appoint
colored girl as teacher - Preliminary
hearing in the Herrick murder case at
New Britain, Conn - Dan Creedon
knocked out Billy Hennessey at Boston
Chase and Mrs Mary Water
son of Lynn arrested at instance of latter's
husband at Nashua-Mike Burns of Au-
yusta, who tried to kill Harry Hopkins,
sent to jail-Two New Bedford men ar
rested on charge Of buying votes
Yacht Regina wrecked at Nahant, Mass
A more confident feeling in western
business circles-ChiCago Bedding COM
Dany at Kenosha, Wis, burned out
Judge Berry of Lynn fined IL men for
runkenness-Trade of the seven Aus
5ralian colonies fell off S40,OO0,00O in 1894
filibustering expedition for
Cuba being prepared in the West Indies
financiers gratified at the
dubious outlook for the Russo Chinese
Morgan gold syndicate
learly ready to close its accounts with the
overnment-Two suits filed to restrain
he foreclosure of the New York and New
England railroad second mortgage -
f Hawaii is annexed, the laws of the
United States bearing on alien contract
abor hold in Hawaii-A New York
forming Journal war correspondent in
tuba placed under arrest by Spanish
thorities-English bimetallists urge
he government to cooperate with other
overs in desirable currency measures
apan realizes that a supreme crisis with
tussia is impending, in which the parti-
on of Asia will be the issue-Citizens
f Little Rock threaten to have their
layor indicted for non-enforcement of the
ordinance-Mass meeting at
'oston passed resolutions asking the gov
of Great Britain to provide a safe
nd just government for the Armenians
Wednesday, June 20.
1t is officially announced that the Mar
uis of Salisbury will be premier and
,cretary of state for foreign affairs; Duke
Devonshire, president of the council;
=. J. Balfour. first lord of the treasury;
oseph Chamberlain, secretary of state for
lie colonies; Michael Hicks-B Beach, chan
flor of the exchequer; George J. Goschen,
rst lord of the admiralty. The other
embers of the government have
ot yet been fixed upon = Gold
serve passed the 500, 100000 mark
Stockholders of Wallace s. Sons of
nsonia, Conn, make serious charges
yainst senior members of the firm and
eceiver Thompson - United States