The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-02

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mpionship--Jacob Schaefer will not
be able to ever handle a billiard cue again
Governor of Texas out with a procla-
nation against prize fights - Captain
Evans wishes to be relieved from the COM
mand of the New York--Electrical expert
killed by live wire in New York
Gardiner beat Bald in a bicycle race at
Columbus GA. w. Porter won his
first race as professional cycler at Man.
haitian Beach--Gseat damage done in
the west by tornado and hailstorm--
New York Presbyterihns stirred up over
an alleged violation of general assembly g
order by Otsego presbytery--Widow OF
Rev. DR.. A. A. Miner died at Boston.
Monday, July 80.
Twelve thousand tailors of New York
and vicinity struck-Clash of authority
expected over Indian troubles in Wyo-
ming. Indictments to be found against
settlers-Scores of Japanese soldiers
drowned near Kobe-Prince Ferdinand s
intention apparently not to retire from
Bulgarian throne-Significant demon
stration in Sofia in honor of Bulgarian
officers killed by the Turks-Busi-
ness men implicated in the operations
of band of frebugs in Montreal
Senator German will control Democratic
state convention in Maryland-Carnegie
company sold it's wire nail mills-Con-
fidential clerk at Waterbury, Conn, short
| in his accounts District assembly 80,
K. of L.. (Boston), will ignore recent sus-
pension order issued by general executive
| board-Labor differences in Dodge Bros
shoe shop, Newburyport, Mass, amicably
settled - President Cleveland's new
steam launch arrived at BuzZard's Bay,
Mass.
Tuesday, July 80.
Henry G. Clark of Chelsea Mass, lad
of II years, admits setting several fires
Massachusetts naval brigade begun its
annual tour of duty-Mysteriou disap-
pearance of Lucius Dunbar of West Bridge
water, Mass.-Defender won her first
cup on the initial day of the N. Y. Y. G.
cruise-No alarming news from Jack
sons Hole country-English Tories sure
of nine votes over any coalition-Death
of Judge Blanke of Chicago Washing
ton county, Maine, voted 10000 toward
the new railroad for that section
Failure of the Union bank of Denver
Member of Montreal firm confesses to
completely in firing his property-Cu-
harder Aurania disabled at sea-New
scale of cutters prices announced for
Brockton (Mass.) shoe workers-Horr-
Harvey silver debate ended. P.
Morgan & Co. deposited $4,000, 900
gold with New York sub-treasury on
account of the bond syndicate
Another French war prophesied in Berlin
Arkansas river flooded it's valley and
ruined crops-Death rates doubled in
East London by water famine-Congress
of Catholics in Munich may be able to
cause a reorganization of the Centrist
party in Germany Buildings of the
Spirit Bonded House company, on the ISL
and Steinwarder, Germany, destroyed by
fire-United States government sent ra-
lions to relieve the destitute negro col
onists at present in Torreon, Mex-Peo-
pie of Montana protest against the pro-
posed consolidation of the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific systems-Rioting
attended with bloodshed occurred in the
Hebrew colony on Siegel street, Brooklyn,
caused by some of the striking tailors in
attempting to prevent non-union men
from working.
Wednesday, July 81.
Vigilant held the Defender nearly even
on the New York Yacht club cruise run to
New London Conn-Friends of Mrs. e.
7. Gardner of Arcadia, Neb., whose death
has been reported in Boston, fear foul
play-Horse thief named Hatch says he
can convict Holmes of seven murders
Town of Fort Scott, Kan, inundated by
water. Two persons drowned-Schooner
wrecked, and Captain Kenneally of
Charlestown, Mass, drowned, at Fire
Island, n. Y-Stormy sitting of the
italian chamber of deputies-Lord
Wodehouse fined at East Norfolk,
Eng, for disorderly conduct-Work
on the amphitheater for the Corbett-
Fitzsimmons fight at Dallas to begin at
once-Athletic team to be sent by Cam
bridge university to this country to COM
pete with Yale selected-Powers to urge
Japan to at once evacuate the Liao-Tong
peninsula-Tailors seem to be winning
their strike in New York-Defaultin
teller of the Bank of Montreal saved from
murder and suicide by his bride-Bar-
mum & Bailey show sued Ringing Bros.
for libel-Man had his face torn off by
the bursting of an emery wheel at Paw
tucket, R. New York Republican state
convention to be held Sept. 17-Ailsa beat
Britannia in the Royal Cork regatta
Police obtained a slight clew in the AL
berta Stuart case - Overdue steamer
Aurania arrived in New York-Missing
Bank Treasurer Walden of Willimantic,
Conn, said to have been seen in Boston
Seizure of Brazilian islands by British
may lead this country to protest-W. S.
Rainier, formerly Of Boston, abandoned
his wife in Washington, and Is charged
with embezzlement - French Catholic
convention held at New Haven-Cor-
nelius H. Quincy. who was murdered at
St. Augustine, Fla, belonged in Bridge
water, Conn-Captain Henry B. Fair
banks Of Worcester, Mass, elected major
of the Second Massachusetts regiment
Italian mass meeting in Boston asked
Governor Morton to commute Maria Bar
beri's sentence - Lucius Dunbar, the
West Bridgewater (Mass.) man who was
reported as missing, returned home
Henry A. Muller dropped dead in
his store at Portland, Me - Law
renee university, Kansas may have no
funds this year-Mayor Strong Of New
York wants home rule on the liquor ques-
tion-An almost total absence of seals in
northern waters noted-A. w. Spencer,
ex-president of the Boston Stock Exchange,
is dead-Pope will be asked to close a
brewery operated by priests near Latrobe,